Carthage High School - Pine Burr Yearbook (Carthage, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 278 of the 1966 volume:

571 pine 966 burr Volume 28 Carthage High School Carthage, Texas M, We Ly, s :Lim-rf fl ? we if ...,. A 5 ,vt 1. '5 '? gl in 3 ,,,1I,l,t3 E ' 1 WW s T573 ' 111 s flu , x ,..S3x' 'T ' 2 was U f - 1' is, si '-X ...T I 1 ,L 5 3 li it 5 t 5 15 92 35 5 59 it 5 fr fs r i E , -g 55231 'E ' if ,MHZ it Kelli 1152 lit 5. xx 5, i t rg Eg X-,, Foreword Our high school is a link in the role of the community pro- gress of Carthage. The students of CHS, as individuals and as groups, are greatly influenced by the generosity and the concern of the townspeople. Likewise, the youth of the area serve as a source of help, pleasure, hope, and enlightenment for those around them. In this 1966 PINE BURR, we, the staff, have tried to express this idea of a mutual cooperation between the town and the school, for as the sages say, We are as strong as our weakest link. KATHLEEN McKEE, Editor JANE MOORE, Business Manager W fr' - mg In EB 45 if kiifliiswmw H 1 :E M- ftfffua W ,M r WW 's2.'3 'H-7 A-iw as -- W, r v 5 ,mms,x,, K wr 5 sz up We 5 QW ' Those Those Those Those Those Those Those Those Those Table of Contents who guide our progress , , who are leaders ,,,, who are our favorites .,,., who join together for like who Compete ......... things we do together , , , goals who make up our school ,,,,, who shall follow us ,,,,, who support our efforts , edication ,,LIi 43 Mr. and Mrs. Grad LaGrone . . . Mr. and Mrs. Grady LaGrone are the inspiration and learning stimulus for many students who have entered CHS doors throughout the years. Both have served the school diligently and unselfishly, Mr. Laflrone as guidance counselor, civics teacher, and in many other positions in the pastg and Mrs. l.aGrone as senior high literature instructor, with responsibilities as senior sponsor and annual sponsor for several years. In addition, their con- tributions to the community through civic clubs, church work, the Miss Panola County pageant, P-TA, Lions Club, and many other worthy organizations have won for them the trust and admiration of citizens of the area. For these reasons the PINE BURR staff honors Mr. and Mrs. Lalironentwo important links between school and community. Mrs. LaGrone this year directed the Village Play- ers in the production of Archibald MacLeish's 1.B. Her interest in drama led her to direct the senior play for several years. Her unselfish concern for the future of her students has been an incentive for suc- cess to many of her students. Special Links . . . bv! K. K 4 K f ew , 9 is. . , . jd p y , , 'w.,'i A - i 3, ,A . 4 . it ss'-+5-Q,2EJ 1 p . , was ' 9 '6'g.N w if t 5 'W 05' J . X 1 :, as -- -L' i F L V zaiival 'hw t ,Q 5 S fs 1 ww . 1 2, K 3 . t 1, .. X XA I. 1 ww, -as . , L he 1 sg 4 - '22 fe: fin e' 3 I if W 'fl t 'ich , s s. ilu 51' f Mrs, Leila LaGrone shows her art ability and her civic duties through her work on the P-TA Honor Roll of Presidents. . . . in Our Chain. Mr. I.aGrone serves as Civics and economics teacher, in addition to his position as guidance counselor. CHS seniors leave his classes with an under- standing of civic responsibility and an appreciation for the American way of life. 5 N s-jliillqxz 2 'ets iibi if' l ,sri -tk 4,y-lil 1 7.5 ' 4 Ff f wry: s,,t +Nif.f.i1g,. 11311 A Wg ' t Q fpgwrt. . k 5 - an . Q in if v' f 'Q l Pop Band provides music for many community programs. Togetherness Forges Judy Boyd receives Pmzola Wazfhmarz Citizen of the . Month award for -Tanunry. Q .MN ohn Ra , Eddie Morrison, and '65 graduate Ted Harmon comfort CHS-ex Freddie Mason in Village Pla ers roduction of JB Y Y P 6 E I ' fg' Av' I - i a e 3 Ei Z up at ' yy it Girls' and boys' basketball teams were honered with a banquet by citizens of the area at the end of a good season. At left, Liz East responds to coach Sandra Walker's comments. Quarterback Club members honored the Bulldog team with the annual Football Banquet. Above, Andy Durrett receives the Most Valuable Player award from Coach Phillip Koonce. 7 Distributive Education Is On Distributive Education, VVllOSC I'HCl'1'1lUCfS HIC Sl'1OVV1l l'1CI'C A arranging their new Student Activities Board in the rotunda, serves as one more link in the chain between CHS and Panola County. Working both with the students and faculty and with the business people of the community, DE students tie school life over into the respon- sibility of community life. P- 151 ff vlore Link to the Community ii if .2 'J, 3 3 UM These Are Links Between Communit and Schoo Carthage High School is the symbol of learning and development in Panola County. Adults in the area guide, respect, and sup- port the promotion of education. Citizens also recognize the symbol of achievement in the wearer of a CHS senior ring. The ring and the school itself are links between the school and communityg for from the stu- dents of today come the citizens and lead- ers of tomorrow. I0 S- 3 2 Bobby Smith and other Key Club members serve teachers at the annual TSTA banquet. ' 4, Those Who Guide Our Progress . . . EDITOR-Marilyn Harrison Future Teachers help at Mr. and Mrs. Grady IaGrone's annual Christmas open-house for teachers of the school system. Administrators Ar MRS. SALLY SHIREY Receptionist and PBX Operator MR. Q. M. MARTIN Superintendent MISS HATTIE MAUDE JOHNS School Accountant and Secretary to Superintendent ommunit Leaders Supplying present needs, as Well considering fu- ture ones, the Carthage Board of Education is con- tinuously striving to improve the Carthage school system. A central library is being developed to be a resource center and to furnish book-mobile ser- vices for all the schools. Members of the board, working without regard to personal time, seek to provide the Carthage young people with a better education. MRS. RUBY WOOLEY Office Clerk X I E F U . .. C , ? i CARTHAGE INDEPENDENT SCHOOL BOARD OF TRUSTEES BACK ROW: T. G. Duckworth, Dr. Carl Gerardy, Dr. K. C. Prince, David Clabaugh. FRONT ROW: Torn Bankhead, Rob D. Trimble, jr., Mrs. W. V. Tillery, jr., Q. M. Martin. I3 Other Administrators Providt MR. LOUIS ROBINSON Principal .-.-Q1 to t WQ. MR. GRADY LAGRONE Guidance Counselor l4 l ,, Mr. Louis Robinson, Mr. Grady LaGrone, and Mr. E. B. Morrison work daily to guide and assist the students. These administrators have served in various areas of the Carthage school system. With their special abilities, they assist in the training of Carthage High School young people. MR. E. B. MORRISON Administrative Assistant eadership IFYUU MRS. BILLIE l'ux,n...r. Secretary to Mr. Morrison MRS. ELIZABETH WHITE Secretary to the Librarian MRS. ARLEE BUSH Secretary to Principal ..4-nnsunuwounn--- ...o-M.. ln MRS. JANIE SHUMATE Attendance Secretary 1 ::.ffwi .. . MRS. LOU ANN OVERTURF New Projects Secretary Specialized Members Serve Students ff- 1 1 ....,-- MRS. NETTIE SHAW Audio-Visual Director 9' fr n f j. MRS. EDNA MARTIN Reading Co-ordinator These four members of the CHS faculty with specialized training also aid the students. Mrs. Nettie Shaw now serves as all-day Audio-Visual Director with added duties in other areas of ins- truction. Mrs. Mildred Kyle works part-time at the high school with students who need corrective speech training. Mrs. Edna Martin serves the high school as reading coordinator. Mrs. Lou Tatum is the school nurse. I ff - r ' A . i + s MRS. MILDRED KYLE Corrective Speech I6 MRS. LOU TATUM School Nurse Sophomore English students concentrate while being given BA, MA writing assignment Latin, English Education Provides a Link Education links the students to the community. Through the numerous courses taught at Carthage High School, students not only learn readin', ritin', and 'rithmeticf' but also learn how to become a productive part of the community. In the four years of English offered, students are acquainted with the art of communication, and are taught the rules vital to all future careers. By the use of the two CHS publications-the CAR- THAGINIAN and the PINE BURR-journalism students serving on these staffs inform the community of important school activities, curriculum and extra- Curriculum. Three years of Spanish and two years of Latin, help students to link their community to communities of foreign countries. Through art, speech, drama, band, and choir, students learn to all to the cultural development of the community. MRS. MAUREEN BIGGERSTAF F ,M . i' - MRS IRENE MRS MARTHA MRS. LEILA MRS. ALMA KYLE COPELAND HOPKINS LaGRONE BA, MA BA MEd BS MEd BS, MA English, General English English Literature Science Courses Aid Communit 'V' Q Q 4. G. Q. It MRS. BETTY MR. BENNY MR. STRONG GRANT BM, BS BS Band Art Speech, Drama f -Q ,V S ,.fLAw k-'LL.....' S S,-ws Robert Lambert listens to a Spanish conversation over the ear phones in the Spanish Lab ddring a second-year class. I8 MISS VIRGINIA KNAPP BA, MA Journalism MISS NELL COPELAND BA Librarian MR. VERNON WOOLEY BA, MA Spanish g' .po I ,fs Ao, PP' , IWW . SAM BURKE MR. ED STONE MA BM, MM Choir An art student contemplates the effect of an added col to his painting in Art I class. Eric Joffrion and J. J. Rushing perform an experi- ment in Chemistry lab. Through the mathematics, science, and social studies departments, students learn to solve problems and to be more aware of the ever-changing world as well as their own community. Carthage High School's mathematics curriculum offers courses ranging from basic arithmetic to trig- onometry and solid geometry. Biology, a subject required for all students, may be followed with more advanced courses of chemistry and physics. In addition to teaching students history, the social studies courses, through Civics, help to develop better citizens. Economics aids students in understanding the financial workings of the government. Students Solve Problems qs-. Bw ,N M sir- we it I it i f MR. JACK ROBERSON - BS, MEd Plane Geometry, Coach MRS. PEARL MR. HOWARD MISS HELEN RIDER NESBITT RHIDDLEHOOVER BS, MA BS, MEd BS, MEd Algebra General Math, Trigonometry, Algebra MR. ROBERT Geometry MRS. KARA LEWIS MRS. MARY HULL McKISSACK BS BS, MA BS General Science, Coach Biology, Physics Biology, Chemistry . .... .. .....,,,w, ,W NN- My-....,.,, f. .L,1. .. K M . .., ,. , 'vfvwm-ww-.W . ' tw--swvs-vt-tm..d,, ., Rodney Fant, Charles Mangham, and Gary Saunders study n map of Viet Nam and talk over this crucial . 1' K . K: A. . situwtion. 4 Social Studies Builds Citizens MRS. SARAH ROSS BS, BA American History 20 MRS. KATHRYN CLARK BA, MA World History MR. BILL TATUM MR. GEORGE BS, MA HOPPER American History, BS Civics, Coach Civics, World History Coach Miss Helen Rider helps with Algebra II. sc Donna Sharpe Training Develops Versatilit MISS BESS LACY BS, BA Typing . MRS. DORIS WEDGEWORTH I -I BBA Typing, Bookkeeping, Shorthand, General Business ,rrz MR. GEORGE MR. LELAND MRS. WANDA SMITH STRACNER FUNK Shop, Mechanical Distributive Education HOITIC ECOI'10micS Drawing Judy McCormick, Steve Carter, and Cherry Hiod listen as Miss Bess Lacy instructs a Typing I c ass, Various types of training courses are offered at Carthage High School which enable students to grow as versatile members of their community. Q Training for future careers, students enroll in typing, book- keeping, shorthand, mechanical drawing, distributive educa- tion, and agriculture. Students planning to enter the business fields have particular interest in the two years of typing and one year each of bookkeeping and shorthand taught. Through the distributive education program junior and senior students obtain part-time jobs and attend school on a half-day basis. 4 In the home economics courses students learn not only cooking and sewing, but also learn nutrition, home furnishings ethics, and child care. Firsbyear homemaking students work in the sewing lah, 2l Students Learn Skills MRS. ALLENE ROBERSON BS Home Economics The agriculture department, with three years offered, includes a work room and a farm. To freshman students a drivers edu- cation course is offered. The course in- cludes a six-weeks class study and six Weeks of driving instruction. Physically fit community members are produced through the P.E. departments. A variety of sports-basketball, volley- ball, tennis, archery, baseball-are open to CHS students. MR. KYLE LEFTVUICH BS, MA Agriculture MR. PHILIP KOONCE MEd Drivers Education, Head Coach Q.. .f '15 I i U MR. E. L. OATES BS, MA Agriculture MR. RALPH MURFF BS, MEd P.E, Drivers Education MR. FRED GOEKE BS Drivers Education MISS SANDRA WALKER BS P.E, Girls Basketball Coach jimmy Bone, Tommy Lange, Roger Porter, William Pitts, and Pat Johnston sharpen tools in the metal shop. 22 ,a VV - ..,V: kthrr ,,v' 'A ' :V7i W CAFETERIA WORKERS Mrs. Johnnie Pitts, Mrs. Eugenia Ratley, Mrs. Hazel Cross, Mrs. Juanita Robinson, and Mrs. Reba Cromwell, Manager. Workers Maintain CHS MAINTENANCE WORKER Miss Clara Sue Poore Through serving Carthage High School, the maintenance workers also serve the com- munity. The cafeteria personnel provide lunches for CHS students each day. Other workers maintain buildings and the grounds. MAINTENANCE WORKERS Mr. Donald jaynes, Mr. Obie Tew, and Mr. Thouston Hunt Q, -L ai' we Teachers Plan Each Da and Week Mrs. Doris Wedgeworth types her next day's assignments in the teachers' workroom. . ' nik +I? --I ' -' .. - . 1 t wr. W... e sz. t..,..,.-v-- ' ' t....ay-,i - . . Mrs. Allene Roberson and Mrs. Wanda Funk work and discuss their department plans. Mrs. Funk is ranking head of Horne Economics since she has been longer with CHS. 24 ..,. sss,i X EFT, Mrs. Martha Hopkins and Mr. Vernon Wooley take a tall minutes while on duty during the lunch period. 6 Phyllis Harris and Lonnie Poss served as Lion's Club student representatives during one semester. Those Who Are 0ur Leaders EDITOR-Karen Darnell Sandi Roe accepts the Panola Watchman Citizen of the Month award for May from the April recipient, Kathleen McKee. t l 9' i 5 l l i i .. J gy, ,lrf Salutatorian Dianne Clabaugh 96.619 I DIANN E CLABAUGH Being named Salutatorian . . . Working on the Pine Burr staff as a photographer . . . Receiving the honor of Most Valuable Player in her basketball team. utstanding GARY DON EDGE DIANNE CLABAUGH JOHN TATUM PHYLLIS HARRIS KATHLEEN MCKEE EDDIE MORRISON SANDRA ROE REBA HARRIS BETTY WALKER SUSAN TATUM GARY DON EDGE Playing basketball Being President of the S ' Cl P t' ' t' ' th ' l emor ass aricrpa mg in e senior p ay and in the One-Act play Quarterbacking for the CHS Bulldogs. ' ,,,,: f, 5: eb- - student Ten students who represent outstanding qualities of scholarship, leadership, and citizenship are selected each year by the high school faculty. Carthage High School was chosen by the Southern Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools as one of the ten pilot schools of Texas: thus being chosen as one of the Out- standing Students is quite an honor. These students, however, are not the only ones who achieve, CHS has many outstanding students. JOHN TATUM Serving as Vice-President of the Student Council Playing basketball Competing in UIL contests Debating Acting as junior Class President in 1965. ' N-. PHYLLIS HARRIS Editing The Carzlmginian Singing with the A Cappella Choir Attending the Lions Club as representative . . . Being a photographer on the Pine Buff staff. 29 -M.. IA KATHLEEN MCKEE Editing the Pine Burr . . . Playing the piano for the A Cappella Choir Being Historian of the FTA Club Receiving n scholarship to Monterrey Technological Institute in Monterrey, Mexico. Presiding as Student Council President . . . Being chosen Outstanding Key Clubber Receiving a scholarship to SMU . . . Being named Outstanding Senior Boy. EDDIE MORRISON SANDRA ROE The Carlhaginimz. i Being chosen Citizen of the Month of May . .. Serving as Student Council Secretary . . . Presiding as FTA President Debating Working on REBA HARRIS Twirling at pep rallies Working on Tbe Cnrllmgizzimz and the Pint' Burr Being in the Honor Society Serving as Citizen of the i Month of October. Q SUSAN TATUM Singing with the A Cappella Choir . .. Serving as Secretary of the Future Nurses Club . . . Being a co-captain of the Pep Squad Belonging to the Honor Society. BETTY WALKER Managing the girls' basketball teams Being Treasurer of the Student Council Acting as captain of the Pep Squad . .. Being in the Honor Society. .I.L. Competitio Y ,Ha S AFR Ei Y git 5 Those students who Won medals at the U.I,L. contest for the choir are: Bubba Smith, Paula Allen, Butch Leggett, Susan Tatum, jan jones, jerrilyne Marshall, Judy Boyd, Bob Gerardy, Don Hilllin, Billy Honeycutt, Annette Lacy, Mary Shires, Debbie Gruver, Ronnie Abernathy, joe Pierce, Jean Abernathy, Scotty Bates, Danny Denton, Dalton Denton, and Eddie Weaver. Sufi ,.,,,, 1' Q Q 3 9 I? , Those who won medals in the band U.I.L. contest are: Don jones, jerel Worthington, Robin Brown, johnny Kelly, Taylor Hall Ronnie Tompkins FRONT ROW: Tommy Heaton Frances Langley, Sue Anne McMillan, Margaret Lovett, Karen Chelette, Becky Smith Arm Britt Cherry Hood Shirley Brewster. fReba Harris is not picturedb 3 ' t in T 9 W , , IV 5 Q 5, Q' r 9 15 , i , f W iii y s it i i it 32 rovides Challenges Sandra Roe and Reba Harris, debnters, won the Stephen F. Austin Tournament, and the Sherman Tournament. The two placed second in district competition, and had a 22-4 season for the year. F 94 '44 Qi e--. , gffsffsgxgs- W9? Below: Eddie Morrison and Sandra Clabaugh won second and fourth respectively at regional meet in Houston. l Phyllis Harris and Paul Palmer attended the regional meet in the class of journalism. Phyllis won third, 33 A 4s.......w'M- W -A D Johnny Kelly was presented with the John Philip Sousa Awnrcl. This honor is given to a band member who shows musical ability, loyalty, and dependability. 34 Band an Tommy Heaton and Ronnie Tompkins 1 won places in the All-Region Bancl. Tummy plays in the Tyler Symphony Orchestra. hoir Achieve Honors Too 5 , gr A vs 'Sit Y' . l A ChPaula Allen, Judy Boyd, and Billy Honeycutt, received places in the All-State oir. Kathleen McKee seems to be sneaking away with the Spirit of A Cappella Award, Seriously this is an award that all members of the choir vote to give. Kathleen is certainly a special rep- resentative of the Spirit of the choir. 5 gf' , I Kathleen McKee, Annette Lacy, Billy Honeycutt, jane Moore, jean Abernathy, Judy Boyd, Sharon Nutt, and Paula Allen were chosen for the All-Region Choir. 35 Honor Society Has Special Meaning FRONT ROW: joey Thompson, Ken Roberson, Gary Saunders, Bob Gerardy, Vicki Haper, Mickey Arnold, Dianne Keeling, Elaine Miller, Laura Bates, Hazel Nichols, Linda Holmes, Susan Cullum, Christine Rich, Donna Sharp, Linda Wooley, Wanda Boyd, Janice Harris, SECOND ROW: Doyle Haynes, Bob Bustin, Robert Underwood, Earl Cariker, Phil Bounds, Rick Applegate, Susan Tatum, Linda Hull, LeAnne Duck- worth, jan jones, Susie Shell, Kathy Wardlaw, Debbie Rhiddlehoover, Kathy Woods, Nedra johnson, Sherry Oates, Ruth Phillips, THIRD ROW: Curtis LaGrone, Bob Moore, Billy Honeycutt, Kennedy Dennard, Lynn Blair, Roger Smith, Ricky Dowdy, Jamey, Smith, Rob Trimble, Tommy Heaton, Kay Reclmon, Judy Sanford, jean Allison, Reva Smith, and Susan Williams. 36 'tmlrxfl 4' 3 Q, 143.2 A 5 :A si 'Z' ' j ix A A -aa .if - te ,. 5 .. 10 aa? ii- f L' ' , M ...x 1 ,I o. ,S L ,A 4' xt ' .. 2 Q 0 .- Y- ' 'P 4 ',.' F' 't as 'eff r 17' P so , H , ,,, ,, Y o P g s ,W ,,4 ,- . i ll lu l ,J ff Y Q, 5 L . i F' , :J H--'v-.1 FRONT ROW: Barbara Wight, Linda Tolleson, Jeannie Holloway, Marilyn Harrison, Margaret Beard, Karen Darnell, Becky Prince Rebecca 'iller, Phyllis Harris, Reba Harrisg SECOND ROW: Jim Bingham, David Wright, Palmer Clark, Mike Mauritzen, Eddie Morrison Gladyce 'Iuber, Gloria Honeycutt, Judy Boyd, Dianne Clabaugh, Janice Posey, Betty Walker, Sandra Roe, Kathleen McKee, THIRD ROW Scotty Bates ohn Tatum, Robby Smith, Patsy Armstrong, Gary Don Edge, Gail Graves, Judy Rhodes, and Beth Stewart. Although a student rarely realizes the importance of the Honor Society nor how one attains this achievement, to be in the Honor Society is one of the most important parts of one's high school career. Basing the honor roll each six weeks upon the top 152 plus the points that a student attains based upon the courses he is taking, makes the student eligible for the honor roll. For instance, physics points count twice what homemaking do. Thus a student who may have all A's mayxnot necessarily make the honor roll. After a student has made the honor roll three times in one year, he is eligible to be in the Honor Society. Carthage prides itself on its scholastic achievement. Only because of the difficult man- ner of gaining admittance to the Honor Society can one understand why scholarship at Carthage is one reason the community and the state consider it a pilot school. .51-:annual t , 1,1 'B , Q1 t 1 i , X T! 3 V' i V I 7 ..1, 'Q lin. 'L , 4 4 :, . S P ' .V2,b I ,iz tra '- 1 I if ,, , ' Vw, t Lions Club representatives for the 1966 year were Liz East and Terry Bailey the first semester, and Phyllis Harris and Lonnie Poss the second semester, Poss, Harris, East and Bailey descend the stairs. 38 Special Honol Mrs. VC'anda Beth Funk surprises Pam Miller with the Outstanding Future Homemaker Award, Phyllis Harris pleasingly accepts the trophy for the Best English Student from Mrs. Maureer Biggerstaff. liven to Students ,Xl H I Kathleen McKee and Eddie Morrison received the Outstanding Senior Girl and Boy Awards presented by the Rotary Club. Ann Britt and Stacia Reed were chosen Out- standing Drama Students, an award given by the Village Players. Judy Rhodes was named the 1 Outstanding Business Student. Miss Bess Lacy presents the honor. 39 Citizens of the Month A in January JUDY BOYD December February JOHN TATU M STANLEY NOVAK November March EDDIE MORRISON PHYLLIS HARRIS' October April REBA HARRIS KATHLEEN McKEE September May SCOTTY BATES SANDRA ROE The Best School Citizen Award is sponsored by the Pfzzmlfz IVatrbmafz. The teachers of seniors of Carthage High School select the student who most deserves the honor. The basis for the choosing of a certain student is that of scholarship, leadership, and citizen- ship, Each person who is chosen receives his own personal plaque to keep. This award typifies more the school-community relationship of Carthage. Clabaugh snaps Most Athletic favorites. Those Who Are ur Favorites . . . EDITOR-Karen Damell Superintendent Q. M. Martin contemplates set designs for the Miss Panola County Beauty Pageant with contestant jan Smith. Mr. CH S Gary Don Edge M'ss CHS Most Likely to Succeed Eddie Morrison As President of the Student Council and as Key Club District Governor, Eddie Morri- son has been busy helping to plan projects, programs, and parties. He has attended Boys' State and Boys' Nation in which meeting people and studying government opera- tion were of much importance. He plans to become a doctor. Most Likely to Succeed Kathleen McKee A winner of many honors, Kathleen McKee, has been engaged in such activities as editing the Pine Burr, and earning the WoHeLo Medallion, the highest award of the Camp Fire Girls Organization. She received a scholarship to summer school at Mon- terrey Technological Institute in Monterrey, Mexico. In the fall she is to attend the University of the Americas in Mexico City. Beau ' Richard Holland Beauty Vickie Haper Beauty Debbie Whitaker Beau Robby Smith Beau Tommy Allison' 48 Beauty Ginger Edge Beauty J errilyne Marshall , lv ,I M Beau Terry Bailey R , eof 1. Senior Favorites Cynthia Singletary Bubba Smith 5 , ' 1 U 1 3 5 ? i ,fw,Y '1 ll if 'T Junior Favorites Brenda Liston Jim Hooker -5-u WWA- 1 wg .eq Mba., . If fg' mm H. W ' l f g-' :EFA .X-, 3 Q 4' -F R fs l, R1'6vEiP'J': si 4 .r - F NYS- . ' f 933.1 ,T P ..f 5, . 1 vr Wa: ,1j.. TS, xi y 5 I v N M H5273 ry is Q an 'AM Y x w Q' f ,D Q K , 1 n 2 Freshman Favorites Donna Ginsel Ronny McMillan W -A Most Athletic Liz East Andy Durrett 5 A 4 , tx Q Wittiest Earl Clabaugh Phyllis Harris 21 . .. A Ha. v if' B - 7 . -4. .-- V.A,., ., ., 1-:LE 5'-ug Q., W l Friendliest K'-. Patsy Armstrong Lonnie Poss -...J if ,rf I Best School Citizens Betty Walker Scotty Bates 56 Most Courteous Sandra Roe John Tatum D.B. student'Tim Mitchell confers with Mr. Frank Collard at Butler's Ihevrolet Company where Tim is employed. Those Who Join Together for Like eGoals . . . EDITOR-Rehn Harris FHA members Gloria Honcyaitt and Jean Abemathy N prepare for the club's annual Christmas party at Rusk l itate Hospital. i Council Governs Student Bod HOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVES Left to right: Kay Martin, jim Bingham, Kay Redmon, Gloria Honeycutt, Kelly Williamson, Brenda Harrigan, Micky Arnold, Linda Wooley Mickey LaGrone, Jan Jones, Susan Cullum, Jean Allison, Sharon Nutt, Paula Johnson, Carol Sullivan, Sue Ann McMillan, Kay Castlei Lonnie Poss, Cynthia Singletary, Gail Haper. 67 .ZYIMX TREASURER SECRETARY Betty Walker Sandra Roe 'ws-as--Af-...,,l PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT Eddie Morrison John Tatum 58 Conducted as a representative form of government, the student council is a democracy in action. Serving the interest and needs of the student body were the homeroom representatives, organization leaders, and class presidents. At the beginning of the year, council officers were responsible for helping new students become familiar with the school. At this time a calendar of dates was formulated. Mimeographed minutes of the meeting were placed in each homeroom by the council. As an incentive for the student body to attend all sports functions, the competition between the classes was instigated. After the homecoming game, the council was host for the Sweetheart Dance in honor of the football sweetheart and her court. An activity of merriment also sponsored was Twirp Week, Students 'were allowed to wear western clothes on Western Day. A new function of the council was to provide eighth graders who would be entering high school in the fall with information on available clubs and activities. Organization leaders spoke to the Koonce audience on their respective clubs. General activities included selling football ribbons, conducting pep rallies, planning receptions after home games, and entertaining the council members with a party in the spring. 1 GQ 1 SPONSOR Left to right: Gary Don Edge, Phil Bounds, Rob Trimble, Eddie Weaver. Mr. Louis Robinson aww. vw xi ,V X ORGANIZATION PRESIDENTS AND EDITORS Left to right: Karen Darnell, Larry Heaton, Phyllis Harris, Kathleen McKee, J. J. Rushing, Link Henderson, Sandra Roe, Stacia Reed, Bubba Smith, Robby Smith. Carthaginian Virginia Knapp- ADVISOR Phyllis Harris- EDITOR Anita Steptoe- BUS. MANAGER Sandra Roe- ASSOCIATE ED, Reba Harris- ASSOCIATE ED. Dianne Clabaugh- ASSOCIATE BUS. MGR. Bonnie Briery- PRINT MANAGER Debbie Whitaker- PRINT ASSISTANT Liz East- SPORTS EDITOR Jeannie Holloway- FEATURE EDITOR Rebecca Tiller- EXCHANGE EDITOR Kathleen McKee- EXCHANGE EDITOR Marilyn Harrison- CLUB EDITOR Jane Moore- MUSIC EDITOR BUSINESS STAFF Becky Prince Pam Miller Kay Redmon PRINT STAFF Kay Bolton Kathy Hunter CIRCULATION STAFF Linda Hull Gladyce Huber Bernita Graves SPORTS STAFF Judy Shumate Chris Williamson Paul Palmer MUSIC STAFF Karen Darnell Ann Britt CLUB STAFF Pat Barnett Karen Craddock Judy Johnson Linda Reed Genevieve Screws FEATURE STAFF Hazel Nichols Dianne Keeling Mary Higginbotham Dixie Hawkins not pictured: Sandra Sharp Margaret Beard 60 Produces Award-Winning Paper . , , V Wg, .W - .., .M ' ei--Nw.-F-f 1-1 af z Mm 3 , . A.. ' A Q , 'CMJ' 'Mm ff , i u i v - mm. ri I 'FN 1 an-5, 'Q- .Xa 1. er 'Z 'ni If . ix , Q'fff,gf 9 li. W, .M ,ag W Placing first at the Texas High School Press Association Convention in Denton and winning an Award of Distinguished Merit at the Interscholastic Press Con- ference in Austin gave the Carthaginian sweepstakes for the year. Fifteen papers were published this year with one extra edition. This extra edition was a salute to the Bulldog football team after their first victory of the season over the Palestine Wild- cats. Thirty-seven journalists with their ad- viser, Miss Virginia Knapp, attended the Southern Methodist University Workshop. They heard Hal Boyles, Pu- litzer Prize-winning journalist. He spoke on his experiences in Viet Nam. Several members of the staff also attended a workshop at Denton. Three staff members, Bonnie Briery, Sandra Roe, and Reba Harris, entered a sports writing contest sponsored by the Dallas Morning News. The girls had an article to appear in the Dallas paper every week of football season except two. Phyllis Harris and Paul Palmer rep- resented the newspaper staff in the UIL Journalism contest in Houston. Phyllis placed third in the contest. -naw ml ocloom vnu nnocummn Shih! -W-f1:4a.L.gL State Championship Plaque ey,.....,,s Second year students work on senior section. SEATED: Debbie Whitaker, Dianne Clabaugh Jeannie Holloway, Anita Steptoe, Kathleen McKeeg STANDING: Reba Harris, Phyllis Harris Sandra Roe, Rebecca Tiller 6I 'III . ., , ' Al. A A - FRONT ROW: Cherry Hood, Sue Ann McMillan, Kathy Warner, Reba Harris, Shirley Btewster, Patty Reed, Ann Britt, SECOND ROW: Ronnie Tompkins, Kaye Chelette, Barbara Whitley, Robert Christianson, Martha Ray, Ann LaGrone, THIRD ROW: Jean Yarborough, Sheila Skinner, Louan Henderson, Karen Chelette, Rhonda Johnson, Judy McCormack, FOURTH ROW: Brenda French, Jayne Gary, Linda Erwin, Elaine Ballard, Judy Gary, Linda Owens, FIFTH ROW: Margaret Lovett, Becky Smith, Sharon Crowl, Carolyn Wilkerson, Sammy Harris, Jerel Worthington, SIXTH ROW: Debbie Rhiddlehoover, Bobby Shull, Jimmy Jones, Charles Summers, Connie Finklea, Jimmy Greeng SEVENTH ROW: Link Henderson, James Burns, Bill Brookshire, Kevin Bankhead, Tony Boyd, Johnny Kelly, EIGHTH ROW: Tommy Heaton, Eric Bell Tommy Tompkins, Ronny Heard, Brown, Taylor Hall, NINTH ROW: Steve Bolding, Kelly Williamson, Don Jones, Frances Langley, Roy Rhiddlehoover, Vickie Redmon, Sharon Langley, TENTH ROW: Rick Applegate, Gary Martin, Scott Hook, Travis Lovil, Tommy LaGrone, Allan Cain, ELEVENTH ROW: Kennedy Dennard, Denny Jernigan, David Burleson, Randy Reid, Don Kelly, John Biggs. Music-Makers Exhibit Versatilit in Programs Officers are from left to right: Allan Cain, vice-president, Link Henderson, president, Reba Harris, secretary-reporter, Cherry Hood, sweetheart-treasurer, Ann Britt, drum major, Judy McCormack, librarian, Tommy Heaton, librarian, Patty Reed, librarian, Mr. Sam Burke, director. DRUM MAJOR DIRECTOR Ann Britt Sam Burke 62 9 FL.-fff i' X rf x ., ,. 14 X' efc to right: Cherry Hood, Sue Ann McMillan, Kathy Warner, Reba Harris, Shirley BAND SXVEETHE-A-RT rewster, Patty Reed. Cherry Hood Seventy-two band members performed at pep rallies, football games, and parades in Carthage, Nacogdoches, and Teneha. UIL contests attracted many of the musicians. Sixteen superior ratings were won at Solo and Ensemble Contest, fourteen which were first class entries. Twirlers brought home six first and six second place ratings from twirling contest. llL Marching and Playing Contests were also participated in. The stage band displayed another facet of the versatility of the music-makers. Nacogdoches and Houston invited the group participate in their stage band festivals. Debbie Rhiddlehoover, pianist, was chosen to the otherwise male all-star stage band the Houston festival. The stage band performed for numerous civic functions. Ronnie Tompkins and Tommy Heaton were chosen for the All-Region Band. This was Tommy's second year to make the te group of musicians. Frances Langley was an alternate. A concert and a show with the A Cappella Choir was on the agenda for the spring. At this concert in the spring johnny elly was awarded the john Philip Sousa Award for the outstanding senior musician. This award was determined by a vote ' the band with approval by the principal. Cherry Hood was chosen as band sweetheart. This honor was bestowed on her by a popular vote of the band. Cherry was 'esented at a football e half-time. ig25qTKR3WQU2iYl0f Ha11A5faUCg5.L3n'iS1lfY, ROIEIUC TOmpkilrEs,gloy1 Rhiddlehoover, jerel Worthington, Debbie Rhiddlehooverg SECOND 1 z e y 1 iamson, an am, ommy eaton, R' t 3 THIRD RQW3 ' .ink Henderson, james Green, Robin Brown. K pp ega C James BUITIS, Tommy Tompkins, Johnny Kelly, 63 A Cappella Choir Brings the Sound of Music fs, V fmis , A -f , , l ' VV , sm' ei we-ee f s -if,- Vff??is.. -H' fa, , w x : 131. -raw 1.2 .1 ' of ft, ,4 V iw llf 5 yawn-. .- . ....,. ' .4-.ri-af- - -. Va I ff -, M 'Vg V-W fue. ,.-vw .- 2 40i1,4i l-: W f4YS Mft ' ' V ' I '1VVlV7tesJ L,,f V V A' Y. . R' Vf -' Q A ,gf . ' , - ' , 'ze-' - ef MVAN ' ,, 'f7,,,V V , , V ff V ig' fvfgg 'ruff e A255' , :, VMr21ff..J2 VW- , I ., , ' , 1, K ' , ' -1.1 ' :ll '- Q- , ' 4- I , . ., ' Q., h I - v 'yt J? J '- Q t Q , , , , , x , A ff R W V Vt, I . . f , '4 l Q 'JD' F 1 f Q- 6' , x i X. I x g 5 f ' Q5 QTL., , -t ' 'f '. s ,. ry -' 2 IM, .4 f-,,,:,',, -.31 .A-A:,,,,, ww 771, 'fji,,,.4.-Q ,' 9, 2 r,,,,j,, at - A ,3f'.f , ff ,.:,.:1., at-if Left circle: Micky Arnold, Kathy Hunter, Regina Brown, Mary Needham, Kathy Woods, Linda Wooley, Elaine Miller, Brenda Harrigan, Kathy Wardlaw, Bernita Graves, Left line: Pam Miller, Roger Porter, jimmy Birdwell, Ronnie Abernathy, Linda Reed, Linda Graves, Mary Shires, Betty Risinger, Ann johnson, Billy Honeycuttg Top line: jackie Shadowens, Betty Denton, Gloria Honeycutt, Annette Lacy, jean Abernathy, Sherry Oates, Ken Roberson, Gary Saunders, Bob Moore, Scotty Bates, Morris Sanford, Joe Pierce, Right line: Butch Leggett, joe Sanford, Drew Darnell, Jamey Smith, Bob Gerarcly, Simon Marcantel, David Edge, Robby Smith, Bubba Smith, Doug Berry, Right circle, Cecelia Bums, jerrilyne Marshall, Susan Tatum, Sharon Nutt, Paula Allen, Phyllis Harris, Leisa Smith, Kathleen McKee, Jan jones, Judy Boyd. 64 X CHOIR DIRECTOR Ed Stone Officers from left to right: Phyllis Harris, robe chairman, Jamey Smith, librarian, Bubba Smith, president, jane Moore, manager, Roger Porter, vice-president, jackie Shadowens, secretary. i Representing region IV at the State Fair, October 11, was the A Cappella Choir. Seven members were chosen for the All-Region Choir, which presented its concert in Kilgore. Billy Honeycutt, Judy Boyd, and Paula Allen were rep- resentatives to the All-State Choir in Houston. The choir participated in Solo and Ensemble Contest at Nacogdoches, and they won a first division rating at Regional choir contest in the same city. Candy and records were sold by the members to raise money. Spring brought a concert and a program with the band. Kathleen McKee was awarded the Spirit of A Cappella Choir l award. This was the highest award of the choir which was determined on a basis of popular vote of the members. The Select Singers was an integral part of the choir. They performed light numbers and entertained many civic groups with their music. They won first place at a talent contest in Gary. 5 . W, 5 t-aw Y SEATED: Judy Boyd, jane Moore, jerrilyne Marshall, Jean Abernathy, Paula Allen, Annette Lacy, Sherry Oates, Jan jonesg STANDING: Roger Porter, Robby Smith, joe Sanford, Bubba Smith, Billy Honeycutt, Butch Legett, Ronnie Abernathy 65 ep Squad Suppor 'DUO is FRONT ROW: Jan Smith, Debbie Whitaker, Betty Walker, SECOND ROVU: Margaret Beard, LeAnn Duckworth, Susan Cullum, Susan Shell, THIRD ROW: Johna Jimmerson, Janice Shadowens, Tena Durrett, Jan Jones, FOURTH ROW: Nelda Deason, Lois Hodges, Allison Thoman, Jo Nell Roe, Stephanie Dannell, Susan Escoe, Sharon Nutt, Jean Allisong SIXTH ROW: Sandra Britton, Susan Williams, Reva Smith, Linda Holmes: SEVENTH ROW: Nevilee Hudson, Shirley Roe, Judy Harris, Judy Sanford, EIGHTH ROW: Jane Pippen, Judy Smith, Susan Bickham, Nedra Johnson, NINTH ROWQ Trudy Smith, Linda Biggers' Keeping the school spirit in high gear, the Pep Squad began their Kick-off party at the SUB at Panola College in low so that the momentum of the year would gather speed as time passed. Having a membership of about one hundred and thirty girls, this is one of the largest organizations on Campus. During the late fall Bubba Smith was elected by the organiza- tion as i'Mr. Football. This is the highest honor the Pep Squad can give. Another tradition of the group was the friendship Circle, shown here, that was made prior to each game when the school song was sung. Miss Sandra Walker is the sponsor of the group.. MR. FOOTBALL Bubba Smith ulldog Teams Nun, , 3 'lf P 5 RONT ROW: Liz East, Vickey Haper, Jerrilyne Marshall: SECOND ROW: Susan Tatum, Jackie Shadowens, Brenda Liston, Becky rince, Jane Moore: THIRD ROW: Kay Westbrook, Kathy Woods, Kay Bolton, Phyllis Harris, Sandra Roe, FOURTH ROW: Paula rown, Brenda Harrigan, Nancy Murry, Gladyce Huber, Rebecca Tiller, FIFTH ROXW: Gail Haper, Karen Spurlock, Dixie Hawkins, etty Williams, Kathy Hunter: SIXTH ROW: Kay Castle, Loretta Hunter, Minnie Bush, Beth Stewartg SEVENTH ROW: Judy utler, Linda Bone, Sandra Sharpe, Gloria Honeycutt, Judy Johnson, EIGHTH ROW: Dianne Liston, Judy Thomas, Melody Walker, ecky Hunter, Dianne Allison: NINTH ROW: Wanda Boyd, Susan Spears. Pep Squad members form their Friendship Circle before football games. 4. . +4 239' ,Q-73 K 124- ,ff su Key Club Serves Communit and School I Officers and board of directors are left to right: jim Bingham, di- 2ctor, Jamey Smith, directorg Rob Trimble, secretary-vice-presidentg obby Smith, presidentg Bob Gerardy, directorg ffflgp kj 'N f v 1 wx FfNATlo District Officers For the first time since its creation, the local Key Club was the home club of the Governor of the District. Eddie Morrison was presiding officer over the entire Texas-Oklahoma District of Key Club International. With the responsibility of governor came the added responsibility for publishing the Tex-O-Key, official newspaper of the district. Rick Applegate was chosen as editor. The other district officers in addition to Morrison and Applegate were Scotty Bates, secretary and Palmer Clark, treasurer. Sandra Roe, Key Club sweetheart, was honored with a dance, Miss Roe was chosen as sweetheart of the month over other district sweethearts. Eddie Morrison was named as the outstanding Key Clubber this year. Ending his term as governor, Morrison acted as host to Key Club International'Convention held in Dallas. FRONT ROW: Jamey Smith, Rob Trimble, Robby Smith, Sandra Roe, Rick Applegate, Scotty Bates, John Ray, Kelly Williamson, Kennedy Dt-nnard, Gary Don Edge, Eddie Morrison, Earl Cariker, Ronnie Abernathvg SECOND ROXV: Butch Leggett, Randy Alexander, Bob Gerardy, jimmy Smith, Randy Fleming, David XVrigbt. Palmer Clark, Clay XY'illiams, lohn Tatumg THIRD ROVU, Drew Darnell, Kent Harkrider, Randy l.aGrone, Roper Smith. Phil Bounds, Allan Cain, joe Pierce, Stacia Reed, jim Bingham, Jim Hooker, Tommy Allison, Steve Carter, Lonnie Poss l.arry Ritter.: FOURTH ROW: Lynn Blair, Bubba Smith. Steve Carter, Doyle Lawhorn, Richard Holland. 69 Left to right: Miss Nell Copeland, Nedra Johnson, Laura Jarvis, Donna Sharp, Wanda Boyd, Charlotte Hudson. ibrary Club Aids Searching Scholars Necessary services to students and teachers were performed by members of the Library Club and the library assist- ants. Miss Nell Copeland, librarian, trained the students in library work. Attractive bulletin boards were prepared by members during the year. National Library Week was observed by the club, April 17-23. Library assistants were responsible for filing books, checking books in and out for the students, caring for fines, and for aiding persons needing any type of assistance. At Christmas the club celebrated with a party at Howard Johnson's. Library assistants are from left to rightg Wanda Boyd, Gail Griffith, Donna Sharp, Charlotte Hudson, Jackie Hayes Gail Robinett, Janice Posey, Genevieve Screws, Nedra Johnson, Judy Johnson, Christine Rich, Debbie Rhiddlehoover Linda Wooley, Laura Jarvis, Miss Nell Cope- land. -v ii 3 Q- , -w x Left to Right: John Tatum, Carlos Brooks, Larry Littleton, Gary Saunders, Stanley Novak, Sandra Clabaugh, Sandra Roe, Reba Harris Mr. Ben Grant, Eddie Morrison. Debaters Develop Speaking Abilit Resolved that the federal government should prohibit compulsory unionism as a condition of employment was the topic debated this year by the debate teams. Teams were carried by Mr. Ben Grant, sponsor, to tourna- ments at North Texas, Baylor, Stephen F. Austin, Sherman, Centenary, and the National Forensic League at Arlington. Reba Harris and Sandra Roe won first place at the Sherman and SFA tournaments. Many of the members be- longed to the National Forensic League. The NFL is a national organization for select speech students. Reba Harris held the highest degree attainable in this organization, the Degree of Distinction. Eddie Morrison, who is a member of the NFL, participated in tournaments in individual events. He placed third at North Texas and Baylor in original oratory. He captured first place at district and second at regional in extemporaneous speaking. Sandra Clabaugh won top honors at district in extemporaneous speaking and fourth in regional. Officers from left to right are: Gary Saunders, vice-presidentg Stanley Novak, president, Reba Harris, secretary, Sandra Roe, reporter. 7l 51, :iii l , , at wQ Q is Pine Burr Staff Adds Anothe 5 is aft, W W 'IC ,J it QTY? FRONT RCJW: Liz East, sports editorg Rick Applegate, photographerg business managerg Miss Virginia Knapp, adviser SECOND ROW: Chris XVilliamson, art cditurg Debbie Whitaker, activities editorg Maril Harrisun, faculty and administration editorg THIRD ROW: Karen Darnell, favorites editorg Anita Steptoe, senior editorg Phyllis Hari pliotographerg FOURTH ROWH Sandra Roe, index editorg Margaret Beard, index editurg FIFTH ROW: Mary Higginbotham, assist: editorg Linda Hull, assistant business managerg Dianne Clabaugh, pliottvgraphcr. 72 Reba Harris, organization editorg Kathleen McKee, editorg jane Moo ink in CHS'S Chain of Time -Wil g-.7 l we ,ng-.savanna W 4 nf' ,, 4 i Adding another link in CHS's chain of time began in August of 1965 when the staff members began selling ads for the 1966 yearbook, Kathleen McKee, editor. attended at workshop at Texas ASM Vniversity in the summer. Her cover design won third place in its category. Some staff members attended the THSPA Convention in Denton, At this time the '65 yearbook received an ALI.-TEXAS RATING, A change was made this year in the dedication of the yearbook, Mr. and Mrs. Grady LaGrone, dedicatees, were acknowledged .xt the Pine Burr Party in January rather than in August at the nrrimil of the book. Mr, and Mrs. LnGrone both exemplify the theme of the yearbook. 73 Distributive Education offered students a chance to club vsas under the direction of Mr. Leland Stracener. v work and to continue their schooling. This year the . lf ' A service of the club to the school was the glass bulletin board which they purchased and placed in the rotunda. This bulletin board listed all activities of the . X . c , it df.. g 6 , st W E X we 1. all fi week. Members competed against each other in a contest to raise money for their banquet and other important activities. Robert Bounds was awarded first prize in the contest for selling Mrs. Carver's fruit cakes. Heading the list of important activities was the Em- ployer-Employee Banquet held May 16, 1966. Mr. Ken Turner of Turner Pharmacy was awarded the John C. Ray award as the outstanding employer of the year. Student representatives were sent to the state con- vention of DECA. The members made field trips to town to study window displays. This year they created their own displays at Hawthorn's and Phillip's Fabrics. Officers are from left to right: Stephen Campbell, vice-presidentg Margie Graig, reporterg Patricia Collins, Social Chairman, Patsy Lovil, Scrapbook editorg Robert Bounds, Secretary-treasurerg Richard Soape, President. Distributive Education Develops Selling Skills 2 ww? get ff!!!-XSS It 6 f W lo' FRONT ROW: Pat Collins, Margie Craig, Betty Jeffress, Brenda Hooper, Louise Hartley, Linda Mayo, Patsy Lovilg SECOND Jacky Peace, Rodney Wells, Bobby Brooks, Bob Smith Tim Mitchell, Glenn Allums, Stephen Campbell, Raymon Hunt, Dave Kendallg 'I ROXV: Mr. Leland Stracener, Gaylon Anderson, Robert Bounds, Richard Soape, Ralph Norsworthy, jimmy Pike, Jimmy Bolton. 74 ggi 'bang 4644 EFA Chapter? i S FRONT ROXW: Dale Koonce, Tommy Lange, Ricky Pride, Billy Ray Baker, Jacky Peace, Jacky Sims, Richard Anderson, Ann johnson, J. I. Rushing, Anita Steptoe, Simon Marcantel, Mr, Kyle Leftwichg SECOND ROW, Edward Nail, Clay Williams, Chris Ritter, Billy Halcomb, Eliharles Gray, Jerry Hooper, jerry Parker, Skipper Thomas, john Droptini, Sammy Hughes, Ricky Craig, johnny Harris, Donald Rinkleg HIRD ROW: Doyle Haynes, Clifford Lawhorn, Earl Clabaugh, Steve Carter, Tommy Allison, Wayne Glenn, John Ray, Mitchell McMillan, yat Jones, Larry Ritter, FOURTH ROW: Lamar Dickerson, johnny Cole, Steven Arney, Ricky Arney, Robert Lambert, James Kyle, Doyle Nlonk, Jody jones, Danny Milam, Robby Smith, jimmy Davis, jimmy Hardy. l X ld' o 'f'9'v -P Fl .Nr S 'M -rf H 0 Q 4' Qlcuufo The FFA Officers For those students who are interested in the culture of the land, the Future Farmers holds a place for them. The Gregg County exposition, rodeos, livestock shows and visit- ing ranches are among the many activities of the FFA. In October Anita Steptoe and Ann johnson were elected co-sweethearts J. Rushing and Steve Holland went to Kansas City to attend the National conven- tion. The Father-Son banquet is another high- light of the year. Rotunda displays by the leadership groups, and talks on the soil conservation and other themes at the Lion's Club were among new activities for the boys. 75 It FFA SXYFETHFARTS Anita Steptoe Ann johnson Award winners at the Father-Son Banquet are: Ricky J. J. Rushing, jimmy Parker, Doyle Monk, Edward Nail, T i Allison, James Kyle, Doyle Haynes, Chris Ritter. New Methods of Farming Taught to Future Providers on , Q9 V 4 Y 3' V .V , z l The Green Hand FFA Organization The Industrial Arts Club of Carthage IAC Offers Workout for Skillful Hands, Officers of Industrial Arts Club The Industrial Arts Club has been one of the leading organizations in Texas as well as East Texas. Scotty Bates served as the vice-president of the National Association, the first one in history. The group attended the state convention at Texas A 8: M University where two of the students, pictured on these pages won awards for their fine workmanship in woodcraft. 77 SWEETHEARTS Jackie Shadowens Paula Allen NATIONAL VICE-PRESIDENT Scotty Bates 5 c i Bk s I I ,... . Sunday, May 29, 1966, all students in the Industrial Arts department had one item on display in the gym. Wins at State Below: Dan Stehle and Scotty Bates won third and second in state contests with their work. IRI .. Ove? 78 f i t. .,,t IRC Connects CHS 1th Schools of the World Wk of the International Relations Club propose to promote better international relations between our- selves and the people of other countries. To do this we must first study, second understand, and third act. This is the preamble to the constitution of the IRC which states their purpose and goals. The Carthage chapter is a member of the Inter- national People to People Program. This organization, which is on .1 world-wide basis, strives for better understanding between peoples of the world. This year members carried on a correspondence with schools in India and Korea. Scrapbooks of the club's activities were sent to each of the schools. On November 1, 1965 and january 31, 1966, the club journeyed to Marshall for a program at ETBC. During the year, the members were responsible for a rotunda display, which they were pictured in front of, and for providing floats in the local parades. FGUB STM.lEl!I.b ROW Palmer Clark Stanley Noxak Curtis james Tommy Heaton Gary Saunders, Jimmy Smith, jimmy Birdwell, Kelly Williamson ROW Mrs Kathryn Clark Janice Posey jane ohnson Gail Robrnett, Patsy Armstrong, Mary Higginbotham, jean Yarborough Cy Susan Wfilliams Nancy Murry Patty Reed Beth Stew trt Chris XVilliamsong THIRD ROXW: Kennedy Dennard, Rick Apple Linda Tolleson Ruth Phillips Kay Martin Rebecca Tiller Marguet Beard, Judy Boyd, Gloria Honeycutt, Karen Darnell, Debbie ly ll El M ll K h W ods Kath Nllftrdlaw, Essie Williams. 79 FRONT ROW: Sandra Roe, Marilyn Harrison, Jeannie Holloway, Kathleen McKee, Pam Miller, Gladyce Huber, Mrs. Martha Hopkins Paul Palmer, SECOND ROW: Mrs. Sarah Ross, Betty Walker, Kathy Hunter, Linda Holmes, Jo Nell Roe, Reba Harris, Linda Jacks Linda Milam, Linda Reed, Dianna Clabaugh, Pat Barnett, Hazel Nichols, Micky Arnold, Jean Allison, Reva Smith, Brenda Hooper Car metti Jaynesg FOURTH ROW: Kay Redmon, Susan Cullum, Cherry Hood, Jan Jones, Judyce Harris, Betty Risinger, Becky Prince, Phyllis Harris, Genevieve Screws, FIFTH ROW, Anita Steptoe, Karen Craddock, Jerrilyne Marshall, Judy Bolton, Liz East, Loretta Hunter Kay Bolton: SIXTH ROW: Sandra Clabaugh, Judy Harris, Connie Collard Dianne Keeling, Beverly Dickerson, Margaret Lovett, Sandra Sharp, Mary Shiresg SEVENTH ROW: Jeanette Collins, Jean Abernathy, Sherry Bishop, Susan Ritter, Pam Johnston, Martha Broach Jane Barnett. FTA Molds Educators of Tomorrow Officers are from left to right: Marilyn Harrison, secretary, Jeannie Holloway, reporter, Pam Miller, treasurer, Kathleen McKee, historian, Gladyce Huber, vice-president: Sandra Roe, president. 80 Affiliating with the National Organization of Future Teachers highlighted the year of the local FTA club. The FTA scholarship, which is given to a deserving senior for one year at Panola College, was officially named the Kyle-Ross Scholarship in honor of the founders, Mrs. Hazel Kyle and Mrs. Sarah Ross. A separation of the juniors and seniors from the sophomores and freshman members was brought about this year by the national affiliation. The younger members were headed by Jean Allison, president, and Mrs. Sarah Ross, sponsor. Mrs. Martha Hopkins aided the juniors and seniors. Officers are from left to right: Stacia Reed, presidentg Allan Cain, Vice-presidentg Jackie Shadowens, secretaryg Kaye Chelette, travel chairmang Kathy McNabb, program chairmang Ann Britt, reporter. Students with a desire to further their interest in the drama field composed the membership of the Drama Club. The club, under the direction of Mr. Ben Grant, reached an all-time high in its enrollment. One of the primary functions of the or- ganization was to further its members' in- terest and knowledge in the theater. Stu- dents learned to use lighting equipment, to apply make-up, and to gather and care for props. The club also had representatives at many of the tournaments offering dramatic en- deavors. Stacia Reed and Ann Britt, Carol Stough and Joe Sanford, Stacia Reed and Rodney Fant participated in duet acting contests. Stacia Reed and Pat Jeffress entered dra- matic interpretation events. Stacia Reed and Carol Stough represented the club in poetry interpretation. Eric Joffrion participated in humorous interpretation. Drama Club Initiates Aspiring Actors o I 0 , 4 ff..- '- e ii ff: ' ' Qrrr , 2 i f ,. : ' A tft- FRONT ROW: Sander Dison, Kathy McNabb, Pat Wright, Brenda French, Jayne Gary, Kathy Warner, Kaye Chelettej Jackie Shadowend, Barbra Wight, Mr. Ben Grantg SECOND ROW: Sharon Crowl, Judy Rhiddlehoover, Laura Skelton, Wanda Grimes, Steve Bolding, Randy Fleming, Lynn Crowl, Allan Cain, Stacia Reed, Bob Bustin, Joe Sanford, Robert Underwood, Jacky Peace, Randy LaGrone, Rodney Fant, Bob Gerardy, Joey Thompson., Kent Harkrider, Robin Brown. 8I Although the audio-visual department has been in existence many years, it became recognized officially as a club for the first time this year. Primarily a service organization, AV mem- bers were responsible for the maintenance of all the equipment of audio and visual type which was used by the faculty. The AV department also had the re- sponsibility of ordering and caring for all films and tapes that were used during the year. J ,I .4 sf as J H Officers are left to right: Gail Beason, vice presidentg Marie Pope. secretary: Lind Hull, presidentg Elaine Miller, reporterg Elaine Miller, treasurer. Audio Visual orkers Perform Needed Services YV' FRONT ROW: Laura Bates, Linda Hull, Danny Jacksg SECOND ROW: Elaine Miller, Marie Pope, Gail Beason, Don Kelly, Karen Spur- lock, Kathy Wallace, Becky Smithg THIRD ROW: Brenda Bagley, Ora jean Malone, 82 l V 1 gp ' Q f, ft , 1'P pr- is ' 2 X K, I tt l t. ROW: Johna Jimmerson, Judy Smith, Brenda Harrigan, Judy Rhodes, Carolyn McCann, Bernita Graves, SECOND ROW: Camie Cecelia Burns, Linda Graves, Susan Tatum, Mary Shiresg THIRD ROW: Juanita Pitts, Brenda Godwin, Regina Brown, Sherry Denton, FOURTH ROW: Rebecca Sells, Trudy Smith, Linda Booth, Betty Williams, Frances Jones. l NC Promotes Interest in ursing Officers are left to right: Susan Tatum, secretary, Brenda Harrigan, treasurerg Iary Shires, photographer, Bernita Graves, vice-president, Judy Rhodes, presi- Future nurses gained experience working at Panola General Hospital during the year. They volunteered their services to help send out Easter seals in the annual Tuber- culosis Drive. First aid courses were made available to the members. All that took the first aid test passed the course. Judy Boyd was sponsored by the club in the Miss Panola County Queen's Contest. Mrs. Lou Tatum, school nurse, sponsors the club. em. 83 Homemakers Pinpoint Pastries, Patterns, and Party Ideas Future Homemakers of America Officers left to right are: Mrs. Wanda Funk, sponsor, Mrs. Aileen Roberson, sponsor, Hazel Nichols, 4th vice-president, Pam Miller, treasurer, jo Nell Roe, 1st vice-president, Gloria Honeycutt, 3rd vice-president, Judy Butler, sergeant-at-arrnsg Marilyn. Harrison, 5th vice-president, Stephanie Darnell, secretary, jane Twomey, parliamentariang Kathy Hunter, historiang Pam Johnston, 2nd vice-president, Karen Darnell, president. 84 Future Homemakers of America have the will to succeed, and the Carthage chapter was no exception in 1965-1966. Officers attended a Leadership Conference in Nacogdoches in June. Representatives were sent to the Area meeting in March jane Twomey was selected as an Area officer At Christmas time the organization helc a party for the patients at Rusk State Hos- pital. FHA Week included a variety of activities for the home-makers. They had a display ir the rotunda, a Mother-Grandmother Tea and a Teacher Appreciation. l i W1'apping gifts for the patients at the Rusk Mental Hospital are left Lo right: Regina Brown, Mrs. Wanda Funk, Judy Bolton, Patty Reed, vue-Ann McMillan, jean Abernathy, Kathy Henigan, Stephanie Darnell, E Qplh of 1 'Y i gf 2 D 70 5 il ,jg Fw u- 3 1+ I 5 A i vs 04 -1 O? 4 'L t 0 no l 4' Q5 New 'k1.,..., it Mrs, Aileen Roberson, Gloriu Honeycutr, jutly Butler, P.un Johnston. and Karen Darnell welcomed guest at the Mother-Daughter tea. Brenda Hooper models her suit for the Kitty Kat fashion show. h Enjoying the food at the Parents Night supper are left to right: Mrs. Roy Harrison, jackie Harris, Mr, and Mrs. Conway McMillan, Mrs. Doyle Hennigan. 85 Spanish Club Joins Pan-American Forum + 'Q Q. ga, .t f M FRONT ROW: Kathleen McKee, Jane Pippen, Paula Brown, Charlene Soape, Patty Daniels, Carla Yingling, Kathy Kilgore, Shirley R03 Christine Rich, Nevilee Hudson, Linda Wooley Dixie Hawkins, Myra Barnett, D'arcy Nelson, Mr. Vernon Wooley, Karen McKe SECOND ROW: Danny Harrison, joel Laws, David Nance, DennyXX'edgeworth, Roger Smith. After this year the Spanish Club will be officially titled PASF of Pan-American Stu- dent Forum, because of their affiliating with that organization. The PASF was begun to help promote better relationships between the students of the United States and the students of the Latin American countries. It was formed similar to the Alliance for Progress. Members attended the Pan-American con- vention in Austin this year. '..,..., Besides actively participating in the club, members study the culture of our Latin American neighbors. ti! it dvi 'iii Officers are left to right: joel Laws, president, Kathy Kilgore, secretaryg Stephanie Darnell, vice-presidentg Kathleen McKee, PASF chairmang Roger Smith, reporter. 86 i 4 . w Coach Sandra Walker congratulates Most Valuable Player Dianne Clabaugh at he Basketball Banquet. Those Who Compete . . . Q n 3 EDITOR--Liz East l l Bulldogs' Father-of-the-Week Thomas Alisonl rises 9 his feet with excitement. Coaching Staff Left to right: Bill Tatum, end Coach and Suicide Squad Coachg George Hopper, Defensive backfield coach, Phil Koonce, Head Coach and Fred Goeke, Line Coach. A Season of Surprise For the best season in two years, the Bulldogs posted a 7-4 over all record and a 4-3 record in district competition, ending up third in 7-AAA. The statistics of football season will soon be forgotten, but memories of events brought about during this time will hold a special place. No Carthage fan will forget the night of the Palestine game. The dismal prospect of dropping the fifth consecutive game, any hope was all but gone for the Bulldogs. With only one minute and fifty- four seconds left in the last quarter the Dogs streaked from behind to win their first game. They were victorious in the next two en- counters. A rivalry dating back forty-three years exists between the two foes, Center and Carthage. Each team had won 20 and tied 2. Car- thage was looking for a victory that would keep them in league standings but upsetminded ,Center put a damper on Carthage's hope by winning in a 14-13 thriller. The Bulldogs then downed league-leading Kilgore 20-O. They were once again in the running to wear the 7-AAA crown. Excitement was great at the pep rally preceding the Carthage- Nacogdoches game for two reasons. It was possibly the last pep rally for seniors to participate in if they were defeated, and an hon- or was bestowed upon a great friend and fan of the Bulldogs, former head coach J. E. fRedj Willis. Coach Willis, a veteran of 44 years of coaching experience, was presented the football used in the Kilgore game and a citation which expressed the deep love, res- pect, and appreciation the students have for Coach Willis. Carthage did not represent the district in the state playoffs, but as Coach Fred Goeke says, It could have been a lot worse. 88 Wins for Carthage i .Eiga 'E Mitchell McMillian, Dale Evans, Eddie Morrison, and Coach Fred Goeke work hard during summer practice. A RONT ROW: Butch Leggett, Mickey LaGrone, Danny Denton, Butch Bagley, Bob Stovall Robby Smith Tommy Allison Pat Browning andy Alexander, Ronnie Abernathy, Rodney Sharpg SECOND ROW: Ben Thomas Larry Hooper Roger Porter john Ray Terry Bailey arry Ritter, Steve Rocquemore, Ricky Pride, Bubba Smith, Robbie Reedg THIRD ROW Andy Durrett john Ramsey Dale Evans ary Edge Eddie Morrison, johnny Blair, Richard Holland, Danny Owens, Mitchell McM1l11an David Wright and Rob Trimble Mgr Season Scoreboard Carthage Marshall . Carthage Longview . Carthage john Tyler Carthage Pine Tree Carthage Palestine . Carthage Henderson Carthage jacksonville Carthage Center . . . Carthage Kilgore .. Carthage Nz1COgd0Ch6S Bulldogs Danny Owens f74jg johnny Blair f50jg Richard Holland fS9jg Randy Alexander 12315 and Larry Ritter 1145 hault an attempt for a Henderson touchdown, JOHN RAMSEY-End 1 yr. Letterman Bulldogs Show Great Teamwork DALE EVANS-Tackle 2 yr. Letterman MJ' we 5 ,idf ,Ng ROGER PORTER Guard 2 yr. Letterman BUBBA SMITH-Emi Tommy Allison f87J reaches for a pass but K 2 Yft Leffefmim blocked by a Henderson Lion. 90 I -fs- LARRY HOOPER-XVingback ., I' mf 1 yr. Letterman S. V . .4 GARY EDGE-Quarterback Bubba Smith 1801 and Dale Evans C735 clear the way as Robby tmith 146, runs for the goal. EDDIE MORRISON-Center 9 N 1 yr. Letterman V Q- ' Y ? 0' L .za . A , fm , f 'Vrfl 2 ti uf Q, V t W - 'tf'f f'M 'ily ' ,gg , , 5 Z Q A 5 .r f 1 7 .5 ' fg- -T1f?'5.f: ,t ' 'Z Je ,v - 'Mgr'-nfyga y -H ,left A , , .,., , A. 'gf 95,13-1-Zh fr-A :mv f Lay: 7.1. It k tf Milf. 7: . ANDY DURRETT-Guard 3 yr. Letterman 2 yr. Letterman ROBERT SKINNER Witugback 2 Yf- I-Cffefmnn ROBBY SMITH-Xwingback Eddie Morrison 1511 moves in to help Gary Edge 2 yr. Letterman f22j in the Center game 9I RICHARD HOLLAND-FB 2 yr. Letterman Randy Alexander 1235 moves in from behind as Terry Bailey 1825g Richard Holland 1895 Tommy Allison 1S75g Larry Ritter 1145: Butch Bagley 12151 and Andy Durrett 1595 su round a helpless Henderson Lion. TOMMY ALLISON-End 2 yr. Letterman DANNY OWENS-Tackle 2 yr. Letterman DANNY DENTON-HB 3 yr. Letterman MITCHELL MuMILLIANfTackle 2 yr. Letterman TERRY BAILEY-End 1 yr. Letterman Bl V1 CH BAGLEY-HB Bubba Smith 1805 watches as Pat Browning 1245 is ' V I mobbed by four Kilgore Bulldogs. 2 ir' I'Cm?rm'm JOHN RAYDGMM 92 l yr. Letterman Aa. L T FRONT ROW: Jamey Smith, Ronald Lambert, Jim Hooker, jimmy Broom, Frank Newman, Ricky Dowdyg SECOND ROW: David Patrick, Curtis LaGrone, Bennie Mitchell, Roy Waits, Phil Bounds, Terry Mayog THIRD ROW: Noel Drewery, Robert Underwood, Lee Copeland, joe Pierce, Danny Milam, and Doyle Haynes. Suicide Squad Makes Good Showing DAVID WRIGHT Senior Manager Carthage's Suicide Squad is the main opposing force of the Bulldog team during the long prepa- ration on the practice field. With a 3-4 record for the season, the team felt that their participation in football for Carthage pre- pared the Bulldogs for their opponents and gave underclassmen squad members the experience for next season. The Suicide Squad gave the fuel which provided the lift-off win for the Dogs against Palestine, Hen- derson, Kilgore and Jacksonville. Two Suicide Squad members get ready for the '66 season. ,X3i.H,,,b. mfTff,f -'38 UU Varsity Squad Left to right: Steve Carter, David Patrick, Ben Thomas, johnny Blair, Lynn Blair, Frank Newman, Gary Edge, Lonnie Poss and Coach Bill Tatum. i Dogs Finish Best Season CHS Bulldogs, coached by Bill Tatum, finished a successful season in their basketball history with a convincing victory over Kilgore with a 53-48 victory. The victory at Kilgore once aagin gave the team the right to say they were one of the best in the state and perhaps the best in East Texas. Expert ball handling and fine shooting was highlighted by the squad this season. They won the Gladewater and Longview Tournaments, and placed second in their own tournament. This was the winningest team Carthage has ever produced. The season record was 27-5. The team finished second in Dis- i I trict, one game behind Kilgore. Coach Bill Tatum gives fourth-quarter instructions to the Bulldogs. 94 1- eifa'-E-. , fi Big johnny Blair, Lynn Blair, and Lonnie Poss were named ALL- ISTRICT for the 1965-1966 season. LONNIE POSS-Captain 2 yr, letterman Most Valuable Player 7 nys'-eg I V' r' ' t t I 2 ' C l I 4 ,ig 4 x gf 'ui :R we Steve Carter 1145 fights for a rebound against Henderson. Carthage 59 .... Center Carthage 75 .... Palestine Carthage 58 .... Pine Tree Carthage 44 .... Henderson Carthage 56 .... Nacogdoches Carthage 47 .... jacksonville Carthage 53 ..,. KilgO1'C' Carthage Carthage Carthage Carthage Carthage Carthage Carthage Palestine 50 Center 48 Pine Tree 55 Henderson 48 Nacogdoches 52 jacksonville 46 Kilgore 48 5-. P Q GARY EDGE-Captain 2 yr. letterman Honorable Mention Lynn Blair waits for the tip off from Lonnie Poss 1101 L. Lynn Blair 1321 scores two for CHS in a jacksonville game. STEVE CARTER-Captain 2 yr. letterman Honorable Mention 95 A 11-11 kv ' 'i Gary Edge Q21 fights to keep the ball during one of the Bullclog's victorinus games. L I ALL-TOURNAMENT players are Gary Edge, Steve Carter, Lonnie Poss and Lynn Blair. 6' Team Sees Action Flgflgf RCQVQ Roger Smith, Mgr., Robbie Reid, Phil Bounds, Terry Collins, David Nance, Charles Newman, SECOND ROW: Rid af 21 50m , l'YHf1 WOOdS, Clay Williams, Ricky Dowdy, Mickey La-Grone, joel Laws, and Earl Chariker, jr. 5 2 5 , 'C 4,45 5 tt X J CCY f' Elf Regional Finalist Right to left: Susie Shell, Dianne Clabaugh, Judy Sanford, Liz East, Gail Graves, Annette LaGrone, Judy Shumate, Vickie Haper, Frances Langley, and Debbie Whitaker. lf' It V NW ,,,.-, JM NM x -..,.,w pf, .,,y 1 1 0 , . . I '45 ,N V ' J '49 ,, I an . .Qinhwfx ALL-DlSTRlC'l' players Frances Langley and Liz East scan the sports page irls Set New Records Many new records were set by the CHS Girls' Basketball team during the 1965-66 season. The girls have a 24-5 season record. The team won both the Elysian Eields Tournament and the Joaquin Tournament and placed second in the Karnack Tourna- ment. Carthage earned its fourth consecutive district title with a 4-O district record. There was a bye in Bi-District causing the girls to advance to Regional. There are four graduating lettermen: Dianne Clabaugh, Liz East, Gail Graves, and Debbie Whitztker. This leaves five return- ing lettermen for 1967. 97 A a . My-av Debbie Whitakc-r, Frances Langley, l.iz East, and Dianne Clabaugh received inclividual trophies for being named ALL-TOURNAMENT this year. GAIL GRAVES Captain 3 yr, letterman DIANNE CLABAVGH Most Valuable Player 98 2 yr, letterman Carthage Carthage Carthage Carthage Carthage LIZ EAST Captain 3 yr. letterman District Scoreboard 71 .... Mt. Pleasant 69 ....,. jacksonville 70 ..., Mt. Pleasant 46 . . . Jacksonville 29 . . . , Duncanville Forward Liz East troy goes for a bouncl against Jacksonville. DEBBIE XWHITAKER 2 yr, letterrnan Dianne Clabaugh 60, ancl V East f10j set up the double pc ec -W! N, t Xt , X In-...L ,' 'Y ' Lauri V. ,fi 41' V 1 -4 2 is f A Q 'X V xi ..,. L. Y 'fx K Q 2-5 W in ' . A ww A z J ' ii if Salt :ii Q, ',1' - :Qi . . . r ettt t Managers Charlotte Salter and Betty Wfalker polish two of the trophies won by the girls . v K v , if1.g5L5H:. his year. - A rr 4. t z X .X h t y V. I 1 , . 5- fy 1 cc Team Prepares if e 'S J tor the Future CCB79 ucly Sanford drives in for a lay-up. Brenda Listnn, Jeannine Groce, Betty Denton, Dawn Dison, Linda Hull, Kay XY'estbrotwl:, Gail Haper, Judy Butler, Vickie Rushing, :harlottc Adams, LeAnne Duckworth, Dianne Allison. 99 i SOPHOMORE SQUAD: Terry Collins, Danny Milam, Pat Browning, David Patrick, Ben Thomas, joel Laws i' 'wc Robert Skinner, Robbie Smith, Pat Browning, and Terry Bailey run the 440 relay. f , 'Q 9 .. Q, .. . my S .8 . as . ti' WWW i 5, ak-Aff., p . V., .mf ' in ,SJW . ,l,.,,,,.1 , ,, 4 ? wrt '-fum., , rf- asf ' I af , .,. ' k 5. rf., 'Q , 1, rf . ,.f ' ,,w. -X. Y B l ff :,, 1 .l.1v, 1, .:,,-,,k Wag, . ,Y r iy, ,,.' eff :V T fel'-, ,,,w.,,,,,5iA 5 , M1 3' Q r M 5 f 2. I ! , New yiiii f ,,.,, A 11. ,M ,X , I MILERS: joel Laws, jerry Morris awhorn Second in State Under the coaching of Fred Goeke, the 1966 track team entered eight meets and participated in the District, Regional, and State meets. Senior Wayne Glenn was a repeating win- ner of the Pole Vault District Championship. Doyle Lawhorn, a Junior, high jumper who won first in District and second in the Texas Relays. He also won first in Regional to go on to State where heplaced second. The CHS sophomore track team showed their ability by winning the Pine Tree meet. Coach Fred Goeke and his boys hard at work. I00 I NAA, I , ' UI g,, . U , 2 I .ijxi 0 im , 4 I Tp, R: W -vm,,,,. 1 WS' 32. ' 4' QM 3 U Q wx 1 I ,-, 1-14, ,Q ,.' . ,,' , V4 X X . lx W ' Y. ' WAYNE GLENN 3 yr. letterman . , RICHARD HOLLAND 1 yr. letterman X ' x . -4 ix ,Q-J Si-Lx ROBBY SMITH 3 yr. letterman 'S 'tu-ur K A ROBERT SKINNER 3 yr. letterman Seniors 966 STEVE CARTER 3 yr. Ietterman I TERRY BAILEY 2 yr. letterman JERRY MORRIS 1 yr. letterman t i 1 Doyle Lawhorn ind Ben Thomas represent CHS in the high iump. AF a M Aged ctw ,ful - MUD as MILE RELAY TEAM: Ben Thomas, Danny Milam, Terry and Ricky Dowdy Doyle Lawhorn won second POLE VAULTERS: Steve Glenn, Wayne Glenn, and Terry Collins. af the State Meet in the high l02 ' LA event 1 tiff 'RONT ROW: Pat Browning, Bubba Smith, Andy Durrett, Terry Collins, Mike Mauritzen, Ben Thomas, jim Broom, Mickey LaGrone, tutch Bagley, Danny Denton. SECOND ROW: Robbie Reid fMgr.j, Robert Lambert, Earl Cariker, Darrell Yates, Randy Alexander, Bob ierardy, David Patrick, Phil Bounds, Butch Leggett, jim Hooker and Coach George Hopper. Victories Become umerous Victory has become more familiar with the CHS baseball team in the last two years. Under the coaching of George Hopper, the 1966 Bulldogs have a 10 wins, 4 losses, and one tie record. Those receiving awards given by Miss Bess Lacy at the Baseball Banquet were: Bubba Smith, Mr. R.R.I.g Butch Bagley, Highest Batting Average and Most Valuable Player, and Andy Durrett, Sportsman- ship. Carthage placed six men on all-district baseball team, only four placed on first place Henderson Lions. Bulldogs winning berths were Butch Bagley, Butch Leggett, Randy Alexander, Danny Denton, Bubba Smith, andvjim Broome. There will be 14 returning lettermen next year. V... r f' . ' W . - .i -- A .. . r .ttt . , ,, in .. 5 1- ,fy 5, ly Z jimmy Broom tags first base in time to retire the sides in a close game. I 03 tl F 1 L iQ 'RQ 'Lui f A . ' gt 'W B. . Q 53 Q K at M . Butch Legget is safe after a lead off against Center. ANDY DURRETT Left-Field 2 yr. letterman il , . AA,, 'i4A K , ,K g,, ,1 BUBBA SMITH, a senior right-fielder and a three year letterman, and Mi Bess Lacy, the Bulldogs most loyal fan, are ready for some baseball action. S 4HQi 'l ' I Butch Bagley swings to get another hit for the victorious Bulldogs. t rrt , .wt 1 Mis' , - . ' ' ,, w t w w W . 'fbi' ti is K , fm, ff ,, tam, w- , ew ,,,,, ..,, 2 ,Iih Y AW H 3? I. ,VVL gr? i tt ' 3 t MIKE MAURHZEN DANNY DENTON Center-Field 5 yr. letterman .f A K- r 4 ,, 5 ' A Q' N Q, ff' e he s s M M: -- rs m 4 .H , Li , .. A Center Roughrider stretches at first to put out a Carthage Bulldog. Dogs Fight Hard to Win First Base 1 yr. letterman BUTCH BAGLEY Catcher 3 yr. letterman '05 0' R E M FIRST TEAM: Charlie Mangham, Drew Darnell, Larry Ritter, Randy LaGrone, Kenneth Bryant. Golf Team, 1966, ot a First Winner l I' vw-h COACH LELAND STRACFNER Tim Harkrider and Nick Dorset make up the second team coached b Leland Stracener, Qi li, Cf, 5 Q9 l S WI., 'D ,,,, CHS Bullpups FRONT ROW: CLeft to Righty Eddie Pride, Larry Mayo, james McGuire, Steve Langford, jackie Robinson, Robbie Sp ' ' ' ' ' ' ' C h jack Roberson THIRD ROW: Dalton Denton, Chester Burns, ROW. Greg Williams, Bobby Pierce, Clifford Davis, Donnie Rogers, oac Don Cheshire, Ronnie McMillian, James Blair, and Bill Arnold. encer SECOND I 07 Frances Jones and Dixie Hawkins play doubles in a tennis match, F N .if U L 4 S' N 5 , 4, I' 5 4 v of 'Piff.+gN g xg 4 'V-flu ill . . 7 ' ff ' 3' V' . f 9 - 3 . ai- .P ' Ll ,f .Yew ,w . f 1 J-s' I ' QF., A fo'-els N 0 Q J gi, mf .. ,xt-15,5 vt , tl ' SW? - .1 if aw Q '-'A S55 L tw. 4 1' is ,, , H145 ,, Li. L' 1 ,. 4 1, i t. QQ 1 1-:Q I 1 wgsfa Pvt' J' 2 z Allison Thoman swings hard during a softball game. 'xii-31:6 S so ,gfsf 1 '-is - bw .,' Girls' P.E. Teaches Teamwork, Too . .0 HA . s o, ' '55, img- 'lr 'J ' i Berlinda Cole, Johna Jimmefson, and Melinda More- land await their turn at bat. l08 2 l e l l Rene Dixon, Wanda Grimes, and Macy jeffrcss battle for the next point in a volleyl l ball game. Mrs. John Durrett serves Pat Johnston, Billy Halcomb, and Robert Skinner at the senior Fish Fry. 1- Those Things We Do Together EDITOR-Debbie Whitaker 1. CHS students Murray Magness and Allan Cain, with ex-students Freddie Mason and JoAnn Harmon Geary, participate in Village Players' j.B. Pg, at if 'R .M Brenda Hooper styles a spring fashion which is bid on by the contestants in The Price is Slight, an assembly presented by the DE Club. Jane Moore entertains the student body during the senior play intermission. IIO School is Filled With a Variety of Assemblies W r ,,::t:: :fE,1.e E,:illza4 .XI Dr. Bernice Moore and Dr. Harry Moore speak on Developmental Tasks of Growth to the P.T.A. and the student body at a Founders Day meeting. Students Participate in Village Player's ccLife Witney fRob Trimblej recites his catechism for Reverend Dr. Lloyd leverend Robert Kochj . Fatheri' N! s Dr. Humphreys, played by Eddie Morrison, visits the family during an illness. Witney and his father fFreddie Masonj sit down to have a man-to man talk. elite Dr. Robert Dorsey fGary Edgej reads the dedication of a book given to Daisy Durdle CPhyllis Harrisj as the visiting ghosts, Murry Magness, Anita Steptoe, Ann Britt, and Stacia Reed look on. Seniors Present 6'Lo and Behold Minnitonka Srnallflower fAnita Steptoej describes her sad ending to Milo Alcott fStacia Reedj. Honey Wainwright fAnn Brittj tells Milo Alcott and Kenneth Moore fMurry Magnessj about those good ol' Summa' plantations. Pine Burr Party . Robbie Smith, Richard Holland, and Tommy Allison are presented beau awards at the PINE BURR party by annual members, Anita Steptoe, Marilyn Harrison, and Phyllis Harris. Fifty CHS students were presented awards at the 1966 PINE BURR party, but everyone had a wonderful time whether they received special recognition or not, The entire student body elects all the fa- vorites each year by secret ballots. A highlight of the party was the announce- ment of the dedication of the 1966 PINE BURR to Mr. and Mrs. Grady LaGrone. The staff this year chose to honor its dedicatees throughout the year by announcing the dedication at the PINE BURR party, rather than in the summer. The 1966 PINE BURR party is climaxed by the presentation of Mr CHS to Gary Don Edge. II3 ulldogs Choose Football Sweetheart and Her Court DUCHESS, Shirley Brewster ESCORT, Danny Owens DUCHESS, Cynthia Singletary I I4 ESCORT, Bubba Smith Q .Q 1 l Miss Ginger Edge, Footh Sweetheart for 1966, is presen DUCHESS, Jan Smith ESCORT, Terry Bailey DUCHESS, Brenda Liston DUCHESS, Reba Harris ESCORT, Andy Durrett ESCORT, Larry Ritter e by Tommy Allison, her bearer i DUCHESS, Vicki Haper ESCORT, Richard Holland Tolleson Becomes 966 Basketball Sweetheart the fans before the. Kilgore escort, and Gary Edge, her flower Linda Tolleson rs escorted by junior Ietterman 1 . ' , Lynn Blalr Bulldog starters look on as Lynn Blair presents Linda Tolleson with roses and a big kiss . l I5 14 'br Chris Williamson, Rebecca Tiller, Annette Laqf, and Kay Martin do a little solo at the International Relations Club party. i' if -f ,, ' Sandy Roe, Key Club Sweetheart, smiles at the camerama at a party given in her behalf. CHS Schoc ith Banque' Lonnie Poss, m0St valuable player, speaks at a banquet given in honor of the boys' and girls' 1966 basketball teams. Basketball players and dates await the beginning of the 1966 basketball banquet. l lb us! nln1H'5' jllll Ronnie Abernathy, Karen Craddock, Rob Trimble, Tommy Heaton, and Elaine Miller prepare for the Latin party. 'ear is Filled nd Parties Gary Edge and Kay Chelette dance at the Kick-Off party held at the Panola Student Center. ?t.i I , wee, at A! wr y lf -529. Tf,'115 ' 5 '35-1 f 1 -A , Y' Tommy Allison presents Ginger Edge, 1966 football sweetheart, with a dozen roses at the football banquet. I I7 .Z X225 X ,, -K L f its .f ll 'N A R E' Q55 I A II8 Shirley Brewster feeds Coach Fred Goeke with one of those delicious hamburgers. A hamburger sale on the square was promoted by the Bulldog band, coaching staff, and businessmen in the area. With the money raised from this sale and other projects, the band was able to attend the Lions International National Convention held in Los Angeles, California. As a result of all these efforts between the community and Carthage High School, the band and the majorettes were awarded for the best front line during the convention. ' . Students Promote 1 - T543 p f' All Forms up 'ti N of Aot1v1t1es I pe ' Q 'N M The 1966 maiorettes display their pep rally uniforms for the cameraman. Eddie Morrison leads the student council during an important meeting. Cheerleaders, pep squad members, band students, football players, and other CI-IS'ers.take 11 hand in building those Big Bulldog Bonfiresf' Lin 1, , '1 It if I 1 , af, QS? it mf ei 5. ' I Q, I Jackie Hayes has the feeling of seniorship as she is fitted for her senior ring. We Just Crossed the Bay, The Oeea 5 5 f 'gy if if J 1-5 , 4 wx 'mf ' Y . Qi- ? 7 X X f YB 'J ,. E E ,f xf lg 5 in my Xi We f f V X fLx kj X! pun. Roh Trimble, president of junior class, presides over the program during the junior-Senior banquet. ccP1ayboy Club I22 A seventh grade combo entertains before the banquet gets underway. AGL iscovere Speciz c Mr. and Mrs. Q, M. Martin get a very special applause from the guests. L Theme a rroup lniors 5 -f PM --ka 'vi 4-ii - , .Mr. and Mrs. Rob Trimble have the honor of sitting in from of the lifesize posters of a bunnie and her bunnieman . .QM--n '3- Guests arc pleascil with the hard work done by the dccorating Committee ae? ,F fa, 'P ' Q Head coach Phil Koonce and Captain Andy Durrett dedicate the Palestine ball game to retired Head Coach J. F. Vfillis. Wards, Trips and Rodeos are a Part of CHS Happiness ,fl X -lil An FFA boy starts a long hard journey on a mean bull. l26 Sandra Roe, Scotty Bates, john Tatum Miss Virginia Knapp, Tint Mitchel, and Marilyn Harrison reminisce before the long trip home from Six Flags, the senior trip. l jimmy Green decides on the easier method of dismounting a horse during the FFA rodeo, Senior Assembl Last One for it, the Class of Karen Craddock helps seniors Marilyn Harrison, Pam Miller, jean Hollaway, and Ann Britt try on their robes. Linda Tolleson reads the seniors' Last Will and Testament at the Senior Assembly. Seniors search for their place in line before their first march in their graduation robes. l27 , rrrrtr 'V- . 'cw i ixg Seniors listen to the speakers during their last assembly in the auditorium as a group. Benny R, Chamness fClass of '58j Pastor of the First Methodist Church in Avinger, Texas, gives the sermon for the night. Seniors Climax Activities With Baccalaureate . Judy McCormack and Lucille London take that long walk during Baccalaureate. ti 'af Senior A Cappella members leave their places to join the choir during the Baccalaureate services. I28 Seniors Earl Clslmiugh Anil Dianne Clahuugli zulxxince to their seals in Martin Staclium to the sound of Pomp and Circnmsr.ince . Dianne Clabaugh gives the Salutatory address. . and Commencement Principal Louis Robinson presents Phyllis Harris with a two-year scholarship from the Mabel Koonce Book Cluh Award. Patsy Armstrong presents the Valedictory as platform guests Q. M. Martin, Louis Robinson, Dr. Karl Prince, and David Clabaugh, look on. Sit- ting next to Mr, Martin was the main speaker, james Brett Kenna. igh School is Over For the Class of 1966 5 Tl? E Becky Prince received her diploma from her father, Board Member Dr. Karl Prince, 34 1 Those Who Make Pop Band members render service to their community on many occasions. EDITORS- Senion-Anita Steptoe jnionq-Liz East, Debbie Whitaker Sophomore:-Phyllis Harris, Reba Harris Freshmen-Mary Higginbotham, Linda Hull 1 7 Beth Stewart and Judy McCormack give part of their imc to help in the attendance office. Up 0ur School. . . if if Y at r. Q.M. Resigns Superintendent of the Carthage schools for the past thirty-nine years, Mr. Q. M. Martin has successfully developed the educational potential of the Panola County area. Under his able leadership, the Carthage Independent School District has been one of the nation's pilot schools for several years. His trips to Europe and to Russia to study foreign education systems show his extreme devotion and active interest in the progress and development of high principles of education in the United States and Texas, and with the unself ish concern for education on the local level. Mr. Martin's interest in art and culture appreciation in the area, his work in the church, and his sense of responsibility as a civic leader have earned for him the respect and admiration of the citizens he has served. Accepting a position as pro- fessor of English at Lon Morris College at jacksonville, Mr. Martin-administrator, artist, and friend of education -leaves the school system with a firm foundation for progress in the future. 32 KI 'fx X jf, x, i ff I .W-fr' Liz East, TREASURER Linda Tolleson, VICE-PRESIDENT Roger Porter, SONGLEADER Karen Darnell, REPORTER Cynthia Singletary, SECRETARY Gary' Edge, PRESIDENT Senior Class Gffieers Among the duties of the Senior Class Officers are a number of responsibilities connected with the junior-Senior Prom, These leaders head various committees for the success of the annual event, The six officers also supervise the election of the senior colors, motto, song, and flower, and help to plan the Senior trip. I33 Seniors Choose Class Momentos MOTTO We have just crossed the bay, the GLORIA JEAN ABERNATHY ocean lies ahead. A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4, Select Sing- ers 4, FTA 2, 3, 43 Youth for Christ 2, SONG 3, FHA 1, 5, 4. Climb Every Mountain COLORS Burgundy and Silver ITLOWER White Orchid GEORGE THOMAS ALLISON III Beau 45 Key Club 4g Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, Track 1, 2, 33 FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Rodeo Clown 2, 3, 4, Calf Roping Award 1, 3, All Around Cow- boy 3. DICKIE ALLRED IAC 3, 4, Officer 4. 'W GAYLON ANDERSON wb! Shop 1, D,E. 1g FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Rodeo Bareback Rider Award 33 Baseball 1, 2, 3. PATSY ARMSTRONG Friendliest 4, FTA 2, 3, Officer 3g Best School Citizen 2, Miss Sophomore 21 Cutest Couple 3. T IR aw' l BUTCH BAGLEY it I eq., Fooibfiii 1, 2, 3, 4, FFA 1, 2, AV I 33 Baseball 2, 3, 4. TERRY BAILEY Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 4, FFA 45 Beau 4, Lions' Club Rep- resentative 4. The Senior Class presents the class play, Lo and Behold, December 6. Phyllis Harris, Stacia Reed, Ann Britt, Anita Steptoe, Link Henderson, and Murray Magness discuss Dr. Dorsey's QGary Edgej return. SCOTTY BATES IAC 1, 2, 3, 4, President 2, 3, State Officer 3, National Officer 3, Sophomore Class President 2g Honor Society 2, 3, 43 Key Club 3, 4. District Officer 43 A Cappella Choir 2, 5, 4. MARGARET BEARD Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, 4, President 43 IRC 3, 4, Officer 4, FHA 1, 2, 3, 43 Honor Society 2, 3, 43 PINE BURR 4. LEONARD BELL Debate 1, 43 Track 33 IRC 43 Spanish Club 2, 3, President 33 Band 1. JIMMY BINGHAM Honor Society 2, 33 Key Club 2, 3, 43 Stu- dent Council 43 Senior Play 4g Spanish Club 2. 'W 19152: ,rl '-.fi LINDA SUE BRADY Pep Squad 1, 2, 33 Co-captain 1g FTA 2, 3, 43 FHA 2, 3, 4g Youth for Christ Club 3. PAT BRANTLEY Art 1, 43 Choir 1, 43 FHA 1, 2, 33 Drama 4. ROBERT EARL BOUNDS DE 3, 4, Officer 4. JUDITH DELIA BOYD A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4, Secret Singers 2, 3, 49 IRC 2, 3, 4, FHA 1, 2, 3, 44 Youth for Christ Club 2, 3. SALLY GIBBS BRAUCHT FHA 1, 2, 3, Officer 2, 33 Drama 4, Jun- ior Play 3, Class Officer 33 Choir 1, 3, 4. QGHYQ' High Schoolj SHIRLEY BREWSTER Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Majorette 3, 4, FTA 1, 2, 3, Youth for Christ Club 2, 33 FHA 1, 2, Officer 1 KENNETH BURKS Key Club 2, Spanish Club 33 Art Club 3, Choir 3. fNorth Catltlo High Schoolj lNllNNlE LEE BUSH Pep Squad 4, Youth for Christ Club 2, 33 Choir 1, 2. 31 FHA 1, 2, 3, 4. Tr- BONNIE BRIERY Library Club 1, 2, 3, Officer 2, Assist- ant 1, 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Majorette 4, Officer 3, 4. CARTHAGINIAN 3, 45 Business Club 3, 4, President 4, Youth for Christ Club 2, 3. MARGARET ANN BRITT Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Majorette 2, 3, Drum Major 4, UIL MEDAL Winner 1, 2, 3, 43 Drama Club 3, 4, Officer 43 FNC 2, 3, Youth for Christ 3. ,ag IO AQ i ALLAN DOUGLAS CAIN Seniors Judy Boyd and Terry Bailey exhibit their class Semors RCCCIVG Cla STEPHEN R, CAMPBELL FFA 1, 2, DF 3, 4, Officer 4, Shop 1. LINDA NELL CARRICO FHA 1, 2, 3, Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, Basket- ball 1, 2, 3. QRivie-ra High Schonlj STEPHEN E. CARTER Key Club 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 1, 2, 4. -lx FFA 1, 2, 3, -lg Football l. DIANNE CLABAUGH Basketball 2, 3, 4, Mwst Valuable Player 4, All-Tournament 43 Publications-CAR THAGINIAN 3, -i, PINE BURR 71, 4g Out- standing Student 2, 3, 4g Hnnor Society 1, 2, 5, 43 National Merit Sclwlarslmip Finalist 4. Business Club 2, Basketball 2, Drama Club 3, 4, Officer 4, OneAACt Play 2, Band 1 2, 3, 4, Officer 4, Stage Band 2 3 4 EARL CLABALTGH FFA 1, 2, 5, ,lg IAC 1, 3. PAI.lXllfR CLARK IRC 2, 3, 4, Officer -ig Key Club 2, 3, 4 District Officer ,lg Hunur Suciety 1, 2. 3, 4, ings, ctober 1 A A-up 43 in I Im.. I Ak CONNIE COLLARD A Cappella Choir 2, FTA 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Squad 1, 2, 33 FHA 1, 2, 3, 4. PAT COLLINS FNC 1, 2, FHA 1, 23 DE 3, 4, Officer 4g Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, 45 AV 1. IYIARGIE CRAIG FHA 1, 2. 33 IINC 5, -I, OfflCer -lg DE 4 Sweetheart 4, Officer 43 Pep Squad 1, 2 3, 4. LYNN CROWL Choir 1g Drama Club 1, 2, 5, 4, Best Actor 1, One-Act Play 1. I39 KAREN DARNELL FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 1, Presider 4, FFA Sweetheart 2, CARTHAGIIN IAN 4, PINE BURR 41 FTA 3, O: ficer 3, Honor Society 3, 4. DANNY DENTON Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4 Track 1, 2, 3, Choir 1, 2, 3, 4 All-Stat 1, All-Region 1, 2, 3. ANDY DURRETT Key Club 43 Baseball 2, 3, 43 Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, IAC 3. LIZ EAST Basketball 2, 3, 4, Captain 4 All-Tour- nament 4, All-District 43 Cheerleader 1, Pep Squad 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 2, 3, Captain 41 Class Officer 31 Publications -CARTHAGINIAN 3, 4, PINE BURR 4. l4O LAMAR DICKERSON FFA 1, 2, 3, 4. SANDER SUE DISON AV 13 FHA 1, 2, 3, Youth for Christ 1 2, 3, Drama 2, 3, 4. 3 I ii GARY DON EDGE Key Club 2, 3, 43 Football 1, 2, 3, 4g Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Baseball 3, 43 Track 1, 2, 3. GINGER EDGE Cheerleader 3, 4g Basketball 33 Football Sweetheart 43 Beauty 43 Miss Panola County 4. df! F7 DALE EVANS Football 1, 2, 3, 4, All-District 4, Most Valuable Lineman 4, FFA 1, 2, 3, 43 IAC 1, 2. DELORES FIELDS FHA 1, 43 Choir 1, 43 Youth for Christ 3. ANN GIST Youth for Christ 2, 33 Pep Squad 23 FHA 2, 43 Choir 2, 3. WAYNE GLENN Track 1, 2, 3, 4, District Champion 59 Foot- ball 1, 23 FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 1, 2. 125 BERNITA CSRAVFS Pep Sqtintl 2. 3, 42 PNC 2. 3. -l, Offitrz' 4g A Cappella Choir 5, lg CARTHACHN- IAN 4. WHS. ,gy- 4-5 19' VFLINDA GAIL CRAVES JAY GRAVIS A Cappella Choir 2. 33 Basketball 2, 3. 4. IRC Llp Baseball 4: Basketball Manager Captain 45 Student Council Alternate -1. Seniors A Present l HLQ and Behold sul Seniors prepare for college by taking ACT and SAT tests. GAIL GRlFlilTl'l MITCHELL HARRIS PHYLLIS HARRIS FHA I, S, 41 Honor Society 2. 4. IAC I,2. 5.4, CARTHAGINIAN 3, 4, Editor 4, PID BURR 4g Pep Squad 2. 5. 43 A Cappel Choir 3, 4, Officer 4g Honor Society 43 Senior Play 4. JL, g fl? I REBA HARRIS Band 1, Z. n. -1, Mayorette 9, 44, Of- 'icer ,Ii Publicntions-CARTHAGlN- 'AN 3, -I, PINE IIIIRR -ll Debate I, Z, 3, -3. District Champ 1, 2. 5. State finalist 2, Honor Sotiery 1. 2. 3. -11 football Duchess 1. 4. NIARILYN HARRISON THA 1, 2. 3. 4, Officer 1. '43 CAR- LHAGINIAN 3. 4: PINE BURR -'11 onor Society 1, 2. 3. 4: Pep Squticl 2, 3. 4: FTA 5. 4. Officer 4. LOUISE HARTLEY FHA 2, s, PNC 1. 2, 5, DE 4g Pep Squad 1. 2. 5, ,Ig Choir 1. LARRY HEATON IAC 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 3, President 43 Basketball 3g Student Council 4. .551 'Q JM' We MW! I SAMUEL LINK HENDERSON Band 1, 2, 3, 4g Stage Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Band Council 4. Officer 1g Drama Club 2, 5. Officer 3. One-Act Play 2, Senior Play 4. FTA 1, 2. DONALD HOGUE IAC 1, 2, 5. 4, Officer vi, Senior Play 4, Basketball 3. I43 ,,,,,, sf BILLY HALCLIMB FFA 3. RICHARD HOLLAND FFA 11 Ftmuthiill 1, 2, 3, -1, Hmvnuluilule Mention All-District -ig Basketball 1, 2, Tniclq 1, 1, gl l5.1SCl7Llll 2, 5, Y-l. STEVE HOLLAND FFA 2, 3, 4, Officer 4: Shop 1. 'ig Speech 3, Truck I. JEAN HOLLOXWAY Student Council 1, Honor Society 1, 2, 3, 4, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, FTA 2. 3, 4, Officer 41 CARTHAGINIAN 5, Ai. CHERRY HOOD JCI-Hull! HOLNIFS Bantl 1, 2, 3, 4, Blajorette 2, 3, -fl, Sweet- FFA1, 274Q51-wp 1, 3. heart 4, Officer 4, FTA 2, 3, 4, FHA 13 AV 4. ad' ff' Qu BRENDA HOOPER FHA 1, 2, 3, 4g I'TA 2, 4, DE 4 1, 23 Sew With Worml Contest 3, 4. fi. 'Wig , 'ik f'fQ 511 LARRY HOOPER FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 33 Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 1. GLORIA JEAN HONEYCUTT FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 4, A Cappella Choir 2. 3. -iz Honor Society 1, 2, 3, 43 Pep Squad 1, 3, 43 FNA 3. GLADYCE HUBER CARTHAGINIAN 4, FTA 2, 5, 4, Officer 4, Youth for Christ Club 2, 3, 4, Officer 3, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Society 3. RAYMON HUNT A Cappella Choir 1, 2, 3, Lead in musical 3, All-Region Choir 1, 3, All- State Choir 33 Football 2, 3. KATHRYN ELIZABETH HUNTER Pep Squad 2, 3, 4: FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 4, FTA 2, 3, 43 CARTHA- GINIAN 4g A Cappella Choir 4. LYNDA BETH JACKS FHA 1, 2, 4, FTA 4. I45 CARMETTI EMMA JAYNES BETTY IEFFRESS Drama 1, Choir 1, 2, 5, FTA 2, 4, FHA ENC 2, Choir 2, FHA 1, 2, 3, DE 3, 4. 4. , I I, , , , . ,,,, ,,,,, , I Miss Virginia Knapp, Senior class sponsor, measures Jacky Peace for his cap and gown. I46 JANE JOHNSON FHA 1, 2, 3, 43 Pep Squad 2, 33 Youth for Christ 2, 33 IRC 2, 3, 4, Of- ficer 4. JUDY JOHNSON Duchess 23 IRC 2, 3, Officer 33 Li brary Club 4, President 4, Library As- sistant 43 CARTHAGINIAN 4. Squad 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball PATRICIA LYNN JEFFRESS FHA 1, 2, 3, President 13 Choir 1, 2, Officer 13 Drama 1, 3, 4g Library Assista 2. IQ? PAT JONES Fl'-A l, 2, 51 Shop l, 51 Clmir l. PAT JOHNSTON IAC I, 2. 33 Shop l, 2, 31 Art 1, ,wil :UK LARRY E. KAY FFA 1, 2, 3, JOHNNY CLAY KELLY 40 Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Stage Band 1, 2, 3, 4, FTA 3, IAC 2, 3, ANN ETTE LACY Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, 4, Youth for Christ 35 A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4, All-Region 2, 3, 4, Select Singers 3, 4. GERALD L. LAMBIERT FFA 1, 2, 3. BETTY MALONE Choir Ig FHA 1, 2, 3, 43 Business Club 4, Officer fig Youth for Christ 2. KAY MARTIN Student Council 1, 43 Drama Club 33 Honor Society 33 Pep Squad 35 IRC 4, I48 ' SHIRLEY ANNIE LeJEIlliNE Basketball 2g FHA 1, 2, 3g Pep Squad 2, 3, 43 Choir 3, 4. LINDA KAY LESLIE Choir 1, 23 FHA 3, 41 FTA 2, 3g Pep Squad 1, 2. LUCILLE LONDON FHA 1g Choir 1, 2, 4, Officer Lig Li- brary Assistant 1, 2, 3. MURRY MAGNESS A Cappella Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, All- Region 2g Drama Club 1. 2, One-Act Play 1, Senior Play 4. f ' Q5 It l l 1 PATRICIA ANN MILLER CARTHAGINIAN 43 A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 43 FHA 1, 4, Officer 1, 43 FTA 2, 3, 4, Officer 43 Youth for Christ Club 2, 3. TIM MITCHELL Football 1, 2, 33 Baseball 2, 33 Choir 1, 2, 33 DE 43 Track 1, 2, 3. E' 1 ,v XWALTER MICH AEL MAURITZEN FFA 1, 2, Key Club 2, 33 Football lg Baseball 2: Basketball 1, LINDA MILAM FHA 1. 2, 43 FTA 4: Choxr 1, 2, 4g Youth for Christ 1. JANE MOORE CARTHAGINIAN 3, -I, PINE BI'RR 3, 4, Business Manager 43 Pep Squad 1, 2, Q, 4, Officer 3, Co-Captain 1, 43 Class Officer 1. 33 A Cappella Choir 2, 5, -1, Officer 4, Select Singers 2, 3, 4, All-Region 1, 2, 3, 4, DANNY MOR ELAND I49 F JERRY WAYNE MORRIS FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 3, Rodeo Linda Milam Poses as Mr. Odell Poovey takes the senior class pictures. EDDIE MORRISON Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Key Club 2, 3, 4, Officer 3, District Governor 4g Outstand- ing Student 1, 3, 43 Student Council 4, President 4, American Legion Boys State delegate 3. JUDY McCORMACK Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 3, 43 FNC 2, 3, Officer 3, Business Club 4, Officer 4, Youth for Christ 2, 33 Library Club 2, Assistant 2, 3. KATHLEEN INICKEE Publications-CARTHAGINIAN 5, 4, PINE BURR 3, 4, Editor 4, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 1, 2, Honor Society 1, 2. 3, 43 A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4, Select Singers 2g 1, 3, 3, Ai, Track 1, 43 Choir 4. X -K Spanish Club 2, 4, President 2. -rw-. KATHY ANN ETTE MCNABB Drama Club 43 FHA 4. KN MITCHELL VERNON BICMILLAN Football 1, 2, 3, 43 FFA 1, 2, 53 Basketball 13 Track 1, 2. 'K MARY BETH NEEDHAM Journalism Club 13 FNA 23 Pep Squad 3 FHA 1, 2, 3, 43 A Cappella Choir 3, 4 Seniors Have Portraits Made l SALLY KAY NORSWORTHY FHA 1, 2, Officer 13 Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, 13 FTA 2, 33 Youth for Christ 2, 33 Busi- iess Club, 4 President 4. 'fan 3 STANLEY NOVAK A Cappella Choir 3, Officer 33 Debate Club 1, 2, 4, President 43 History Team 3, 43 IRC 2, 5, 4. is DANNY OWENS Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 1, 2, 3, 4g Bas- ketball 1, 2, 33 Key Club 1. 2, 3, 43 Class Officer 2, 3. 'IACKY LYNN PEACE FEA 1, 2, 33 Wildlife 13 Drama 3, 43 Speech 33 Choir 1, 2, 4. REB ECCA PRINCE A Cappella Choir 2, 3, Select Singers 3, All- Region Choir 21 Pep Squacl 2. 5. -1. C0- Captain 2, -1, Officer 31 Miss CII-IS lg FTA 2, 3. sig CARTHAGINIAN -l. JOHN RAIXISIZY lfcmotballl l, 2, 3, -ig FFA11. l52 tpdv P211 - I JIMMY HOLLAND PIKE FFA I. 2. 5, -ii XY'ooclwoi'king I3 Rodeo 1, 2, A, -1. IANICE CAROL POSEY IRC 2, 3, 4, Officer 3, President 43 Honor Society 1, 23 Library Assistant 3, 4. LONNIE POSS Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Most Valuable Player 43 Key Club 1, 2, 3, fig Stutlent Council 1, 2, -1, Officer I3 Football 1, 2. ROGER PORTER Football I, 2, 3, 4. Honorable Mention Al District 43 Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, All-Region 2, 3, Select Singers 4, xv fail .-. Cey Club 2. 5. -li A Cappella Chuir JOHN RAY g Fcmtball 5. -ig IRC 21 FFA 4. LINDA REED A AC 2. 5, -1. Sweetheart 2, Officer 5, lp Prep sqimtl 1, 2. sp FTA 2. 3. 43 'ff ARTHAGINIAN all A Cappella Choir ,, '-vm. 'Qs ,if STACIA REED Student Council 1, 2. -13 Drama Club 4 President 4g Key Club -lg IRC 53 Bas ketball 1, 2, JUDY LYNN RHODES FHA 1, 2 jg FNC 3. 4, President 4. LINDA GAIL ROBINETT IRC 2. 3, -1, Officer 4g FHA 1, 45 FTA 1: Youth fur Christ 1. CLAUDE ROBINSON Vfildlife Club lg Chnir lg Spanish Club 2, '31 Basketball Kg Latin -i. l53 ,Q K lp' f ,fr -1 , Mr. Grady LaGrone, Guidance Cnunselnr, helps senior, Lonnie Puss, tn study the advantages offered by different colleges. ,Tn ROBERT ROXVE FFA 1, 2, 33 Mechanical Drawing 4, J. J. RUSHING FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 3, President 1, 4, State Farmer 3, District Officer 4, Student Council 4. MARX' RUTH SHIRES FHA 1, 2, 3, fl, Pep Squad 1. 2, 3, fl, FNC 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 4, A Cappella Choir 3, 43 FTA 3, .fl CYNTHIA LOU SINGLETARY Miss ,luninr jig lfiiurbiill Duchess 3, -lg Pep Squad l, 2, 3, fl, Cn-Captain 3, fig Class Officer ,lg Student Ciiuncil -l. SANDRA ROE Student Council 4, Officer 'lg Publications- CARTHAGINIAN 3. Al, PINE BURR 1 FTA 2, 3, 4, President sig Debate Club 2, 3, 4, Officer 4, District Champ 33 Pc Squad 1, 2, 3, 4. FM M2 ROBFRT SKINNFR FFA I, 2, 5, el, Football I. -, Vw, -1, T1'.lCk 1, 2, 5, sig Basketball Ig IAC 1. MILTON In SMITH, IR. K Key Club 2, 5, -Ig Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Mr. Touchdown sig Track 2, 33 Baseball 2, 3, 4g A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4, President 4, Select Singers 4. Seniors Visit College Campuses JAN SMITH Iiss Freshman 1g Football Duchess 2, 3, 45 EXC Sweetheart 3: Pep Squad 2, Cheer- ad w I er 1, 3, Pig Beauty Y, REBECCA SMITH Fund 1, 2, 3, fig FHA 1, 2g Business ,lub 4, ROBERT fRObbyj ALLEN SMITH Football 1, 2, 5, -'Ig Track l, 2, 3, 4, Beau fig Key Club 2, 3, -I, President -ig A Cap pella Choir 2, 3, 4, Select Singers 2, fi ROBERT EDXXJARD SMITH III IAC 2, 3. -I, Officer 5, -I1 Choir 2, Lig DE 4, I55 'Q 3 RICHARD EARL SOAPE ANITA KAY STEPTOE ELIZABETH ROSE STEWART FFA 1, DE 3, 4, President 4, IAC 1, 2, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer3, CARTHAGINIAN FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Society 2, 3, A Choir 4. 3, 4, Business Manager 4, PINE BURR 3, Pep Squad 3, 4, Youth for Christ 3, IR 4, FNC 1, 2. 3, Cheerleader 1, Pep Squad 2: Student Council 1, Officer 1. 4. Seniors Measure for Caps and Gowns CAROLE STOUGH FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Youth for Christ 1, 2, 3, Spanish Club 2, Officer 2, Drama 4. DAVID HARVEY SUMMERS FFA 1, 2, 3, Officer 3, Football 1, Track 1, 2, Basketball 1, 2, JOHN TATUM Class President 3, Key Club 3, 4, Baske ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 3, 4, Office 4, Debate 4. 's 11 RAYMOND THOMAN A 1, 2, 3, 4, Rodeo 1, 2, 3, 4, All- uund Cowboy 3, junior Livestock Show 'P 3 I DAVID TOMPKINS FFA 1, 2, 4, Baseball 2, 4. TOMMY JOE TOMPKINS Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Stage Band 1, 2, 3, 4, IAC 2, 3, 4, Officer 4, Mechanical Drawing 2. ,Ag 'Wh REBECCA TILLER Pep Squad 1, 2. 3, 4, FNC 2, 3, Officer 3, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 1, CARTHAGIN- xi LINDA JO TOLLESON Student Council 1, 2, Officer 1, A Cappella 2, 33 Select Singers 53 Class Officer 2, 4, FHA 1, 2, 3, Officer 2, 3, President 1, Honor Society 3, 4, 4. IAN 3, -ig Honor Society. Y. .Sp an BETTY LEE WALKER Pep Squad 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 3, Captain 4, Student Council -l, Officer 4, Basketball Manager 2, 3, 4, Honor Society 3, 4, FHA 2, 3. 4. DEBBIE WHITAKER CARTHAGINIAN 5, 4, PINE BURR 4, Pep nh 'W Squad 2, Cheerleader 1, 3, 4, Head Cheer- leader 4, Beauty 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, All-Tournament 4. ff-Hi 'Q'- INIICI-IAEL CHRISTOPHER WILLIAMSON Choir 1, All-Region 1, Art 2, 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 41 IRC 2. 5, 4, CARTHAGINIAN 4, PINE BURR 4. DAVID WRICSHT Football Manager 1, 3, 4, Basketball Man- ager 2, 3g IAC 2, 53 Key Club 4. tl' an JANE YARBROUGH FHA 1, 2, 4g FTA 2, 3g Pep Squad 2, 3, -ig Drama -1. Mitchell McMillan, Dale Evans, Andy Durrett, Richard Holland, Larry Hooper, Terry Bailey, and Danny Denton show the football squacls new blazers, I58 BARBARA G. WIGHT Pep Squad l, 2, 3, Football Duchess 1 Spanish Club 1. 25 Drama Club 4. BETTY WILLIAMS FI-IA l, 2, 3, VNC 3, -lg Pep Squad 3, 4 ' ,w 'Uk AQ Junior Class fficers jiiuic Smith, VICE-PRESIDENT Roh Trimble. PRESIDENT Qusin Truim QECRFTARY H.izei Nithiils, REPORTER U A N ' E A -Lickie Shatiowtns. TREASURER O9 2' ,i.,,.,u.ui Q Magazine sales are the chief concern of the junior Cliiss officers in the first semester. They supervise the campaign to raise money for the junior-Senior Banquet. For this banquet the officers head committees for entertain- ment, menu, decorations, and invitations. l59 G ini., ' 9 My ix f nfl 'Ni g , , 3 Q. .- Myrna Barnett IW' Y Rnnnie Abernathy ' Linda Adams Randy Alexander Glenn Allums Rick Applegate Micky Armold 'Y' fm. I Nr ., 'Q V R - Brenda Bagley 5 i :: .W Billy Ray Baker H A ,f i ii fi at' l its iffffy Pat Barnett ' w 5 Laura Bates Gayle Benson 1-in-4, Juniors contribute to Nacogdoches bonfire. ,.,,,g. . ., ,. , ww ,,, 1 4? il -n- J we 4, George Cridenhead Bill Campbell Debbie Chandler Sandra Clabaugh Juniors Help With Spirit Doug Berry Johnny Blair Lynn Blair Steve Bolding Kay Bolton Jimmy Bone Danny Britton Bobby Brooks Jimmy Broome Jo Elaine Brown Regina Brown Cecelia Burns l6l 'Q' Karen Chellette johnny Cole Kaye Chellette Ludie Collier ii 5' ' 1 'V' F WN -: t Jff , 5 y I . K ,Z ., 1 t, ifl ' - ' I f ff 2, nw fax. tv. - 'i Q K K 1 'Nur' . ,Q call A cl W QM, Qi V ,, V ,, KLM, ,M i fi, D Mickey Arnold is escorted to the football banquet by Mitchell McMillian Vickie Cowan Karen Craddock Ricky Craig Marilyn Cook Kennedy Dennard Betty Denton Emestine Dickerson Ricky Dison Ricky Dowdy John Droptini David Edge Stephen Glenn l62 , 5 1 1? an Q Charles Gray 'dit jimmy Green f Sanclra Griffin .aw 1 , '-v-- Taylor Hall fi Sli 'rf ff ' R t johnny Hankins M ' 'wx Vickie Haper rf' ' f.,., - Brenda Harigan 7 Dixie Hawkins r ., .Vi.V ty, ' AL if 1 Y V 'W jackie Hayes 5 Tommy Heaton M f Mary Higginbotham Robert Hodges Z ff' A A ,.:, rf -:ht AU M 8 Q 3 Billy Holcomb - '-,. A Richard Holcomb , , , ,...,- . A 'ZV My , V , jim Hooker .ffm f . mu f Jerry H00Pef A ML ,,f ' 5. f 'V 7f7 a R at 22 R rrla 1 -2? fl A fp ' 432 Qef .J R M' Q 1 it it R -'fa ii :f4!5'i.1 4-N ff any A Rob Trimble is the center of attraction at the Key Club party. Sherlon Hooper Linda Hull l63 ...M , ,. 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' . fx 'Y S 'Q K sf.. if -ug... 2 . , ,, 5 A R if xfs 'iraq ix Q f 1 -, - 1,, Ei, . . di We ixixx Q at X Doyle Lawhorn, Debbie Rhiddlehoover, and Jamey mith play for the Key Club party. joe Sanford Genevieve Screws x .:,, if --'W' it my 3 ,1,, , , A .R an at fi' . gf: 4 Y Billy Sells iff!! if 5 .zz sw ,S f .QF 'F i -1 if i -N. as . 3 ,f N jackie Shadowens 1 i. 1 x R . -'LL l ' x -1. - ,, Q.. gl A k,.,f A - ,JN 2- 'hx ,tk .Q '- S .3 w y .U ,Mix Donald Rinkle Larry Ritter Steve Roquemore Chris Ritter Peggie Robinson Morris Samford Juniors Top Magazine Sales Judy Shumate Donna Sharpe Bob Smith Sandra Sharpe ,, ,,,,, X '10 P In fx' ' ' ts? x - vsfv x X . 4 x F. 1 Q.. 'r X - X X 5 N. . ....s .fy ivy . 1' H ,x 59' , wr jane Twomey listens to instructions about magazine sales. Jamey Smith Marcus Smith Roger Smith Bill Stovall Bob Stovall Gayle Stovall ,fl : : sg gg S, ' F3 0,4 kg .. , to ttss S 15. , -.K jf -w S K .S thief ' 56 , if K i tt t tt i S to ,Q xx t . . ax I, A Juniors Leari Rifhflf'-l'S0aPe Ann Sullivan David Summers Linda Summers ' ws- no 3 it i 4 i 4 JUN ttit 'QV' 'cr'-V' ,Y , 'Q we 'X i 4 Q F r K ,, 1 Nl N Nimgyvf P Susan Tatum Lou Teeters Rayfnrd Tinkle jane Twnmey ' k.:. ' a, Linda Vice gf 'si V , N - Kathy Wardlaw it ' 9- ' Rodney Wells 5. Q jim Westbrook s is sss ii 1 if 7 ,- . Lt-- ' 1 W xkL3A ii :WKL - . iv I tte fi i A '::: X i' I ia' ' s :J 'R swf fe 1' , .. af,s eadership Training in Activities Randy Alexander rests during a game. Carolyn White Clay Williams Essie Williams Debbie Wilkins by ,pm ws... A A IVV: 5 I , .. ,L , kj, Sri Nw 4,i, i f y l 'ii' ' V f , t . Gerald Worthington Ralph Wfilson Kathy Wtvods Linda Wooley' Juniors Host k ,4 Seniors at Traditional , Banquet Mickey LaGrone, Larry Ritter, and Regina Brown walk off the field after the Hender- son victory. I70 Jean Yarborough 'Fish Darrel Yates .S I C 1. 'Uhr The main job of the Sophomore Class Officers is to plan their class party, and lead the class in other activities Sophomore Class Officers Doyle Hanes. VICE-PRESIDENT Ann Johnson, SECRETARY Phil Bounds, PRESIDENT Terry Collins, REPORTER Beverly Alexander Paula Allen Jean Allison Virgil Allred Marsharie Amburn Randall Amburn Richard Anderson Ricky Arney Steve Arney jane Barnett Y ji ' IL.. I 0 Jane Barrett Eric Bell Cecil Bettevy Susan Bickham Linda Biggers Nw A I ..,,w A it .agggx 4... 1 . . M, x SNR 'RN-W fs. . 'U' .fl john B1 pgs Jimmy Birdwell g itte E 1 A b A. p fx afl p 'N J 'WN gre.. f Q P K I -,,f 1 - - 7. I. , -i f xxx' f QL A -Q., ,.t. . ip .QL I A - ......aa . - - ' 3 I . . 'X gary A t, ' I. I . Q 1 , . ,Q Q in fi S eaa at fr' 'ii r Susan Cullum, Susan Escoe, and Susan Shell display football abilities at Pine Tree pep rally. Sherry Bishop fi Jimmy Bolton Linda Booth Phil Bounds Wan da Boyd my -:hL - Lindy Britton Martha Broach '1JL, ef' 1, aa- W.. -U Carlos Brooks A fi fi X 7 . L' .Nw K, y .. . ! N - . lf? -'ine I 3 vw x N an . fn Ifklskkt K K Q ug: , . A ' '1 il Robin Brown Pat Browning Kenneth Bryant David Burleson Sophomores Help With Pep Rallies fm James Burns 1 is 'W 5 i.r. f QE? John Bums ,, n Sarah Bush 5 i'rii ,LLL V, 5 - ' i K Bob Bustin 'Cl -x A - Sara Campbell W lii ' W ' W. A Regina Capps Earl Caril-:er Dennis Chamness joe Cheshire . - J. , . - 'fv- I C - S' as Cassie Collier Jeanette Collins Terry Collins Lee Copeland Raymond Copeland Randy LaGrone and Rodney Fant find goodies at the Kick-off Party. N021 DYSWUY LeAnne Duckworth 'Ov ml ,, V , Afl ? :V V IA Q, N, 1 X C , I N A, 3 V, ,:. ,, ' 1 ii 1 Susan Cullum ' ' t li if Tommy Daniel - W, Wf m ff .,. I 'ig ' f i ,,,, Drew Darnell , Q 'C Stephanie Darnell 1 ii ,1 , 44 V, Y ,f y N R f ' jimmy Davis if 1 Alf' ' 5 I .r Rob Davis 2 V Y V . Q iu i, ' 4' Tena Durrett Susan Escoe Rodney Fant C N , . X. Q my U 1:- iiiii ' A ' - 3 E., 1 V' ' ,:.' ,- , ..,, f J, F Qu 1: -Q, ' r'v's.. ,gh ' .f .1 f 4 e i I in A ii I 5512 W Q13 A ' ilu Q, .2 S Q fav Ks .P William Farmer Randy Fleming Brenda French Brenda Godwin Willie Goodman Linda Graves Z Jayne Gary David Green Sophomores Plan Class Part R 1. M' 3 N ,Vx 7 1,5 M, J kv I :gg yer- my f 'tub 1, . f 4542 :fe aa 4 1 Q H, ,Mi X i -fa-A V: 'Of Bailey Hall Jimmy Hardy Kent Harkrider ' ,vm ,,iy Z , We ,K , R Janice Harris Johnny Harris Judy Harris Doyle Haynes Q' 7 7 'VN ibm' lb' ,xi Kathy Henigan Gary Hill Don Hillin Linda Holmes Q:-f-1' K 'V mai E ' Bob Gerardy Sue Griffith if r q is i Doyle Haynes finds strange things under the micro- scope. 4 vs. I Tommy Holmes Billy Honeycutt ,fi 1 ,I ,, qs... 9 33 9 2.21 W Z ... ,,. ,V 42 g i L 1 ws 1 at , as ,Z f Q 5, iff' 'l ', ff' 5, ful 5 it A , it ,fr Am 9, ' I mf ' I H : ia as 5. -..ggi ,M .'.'.f' e ii' 1 IT . 157. ' fx 4' ...Q .- '..- , NL? tn. ., , , . 01, J. , , ,eww ,YA .9 s . 3 . Q . . a W If 4, 1 , - ' ' ' ' Q Van Hooker -re f if ,K ,, g Q...- Q.-.f J, Pt 'Wm' i 'Kf7'..ggf?f 1,, ,- r K '53 . . A N 5 f r- Jimmie Jones M ,, ' Sf f , S . Kerry Kilgore lf ' 6 , l r 'X ' Bill Knight 721, 'Q -W , y f' f 5? f ,Af ' ' 1 I . ? X Q V 2 .- 1 'E V ' ' ' E H W. H ' fs, ftvsv-W fv-. LY... Dale Koonce james Kyle Curtis LaGrone SN- , ff1f?3NTv- , f ff, . - --as .. fi' vit 5 4..f Chris Horn Charlotte Hudson johnny Jacks Curtis james Claire joffrion Neclra Johnson Ann Johnson Pam Johnston Don Jones jan jones - vw-, -we ae- LL., 7 Q 1,, QQ? K' K V .ix E ff iq' LL f , 0. ' 0- K-M -- , .fu i 'W N Y a JF.. . , X 1 'n Qs--1 f1.J',3 A I ' 1 Sophomores Participate in Different Activities ss:-11. ..s1fgg11i,g1:,3 15. edit R K , 'F t.,1 W , on 7 e V. Q 1.t ii V Ax i it if it 1 41 ..1:f- .- 1 W r 1, , ti t it hi , ei as ' 2 'Q 1 'li s fm, tr Judy LaGrone Melvin LaGrone Randy LaGrone Robert Lambert joel Laws Loraine Layco Ronny Luman Bobby McCall Carolyn McCann Linda McDaniel Larry McKnight Patricia McNabb Beth Malone Ora Jean Malone Charles Mangham Larry Matlock Danny Milam Benny Mitchell Bob Moore Nancy Morris Edward Nail David Nance D'Arcy Nelson Charles Newman Sharon Nutt I77 ,, :, 'A' A x . I tif .Tr Sherri Oates Ricky Pride y -v.. in 'V It 235 'U' , v ,ff 2' A A Q mi, 'V , , I Q4 . 1 I N A Q V , ,ers-,. 4 ,4-.. if ' 2 12, 'Q ' Q 'W it f ti 8 A lf' ffl' ff' , -if N W, 0 he 4 W X.: -V ,,.- ,iff I, t Q'1 tg at in 3 r. t if Aw.. -' as .gn r .1 V I W. , 3 Wt if if J gain ,i H, 21 5. W, .f A Linda Owens David Patrick Juanita Pitts Marie Pope Barbara Ray Johnny Ray Dale Reed Robby Reid Roy Rhiddlehoover Christine Rich Betty Risinger Edward Nail studies hard by gazing out the window fn an W . E G 9, .,,., ,,,. , I ,, ki f f . KZ, ,J ffplr'-un. Susan Ritter Ken Roberson jo Nell Roe Randall Rowe Charlotte Salter Judy Sanford Gary Saunders Rebecca Sells Sophomores Become fficial Bulldogs ii. 1 X .. f' as Janice Shadowens Rodney Sharpe Susan Shell David Shires ww, ,V L i S Bobby Shull W' 2' will if jerry Simmons so Q jackie Sims f ' fgy -.. 'P' Sue Sistrunk 3 y is Q W ff, ii i S 5' I , r' f' 5, W, ' f iiii Basel Slatter if My V A - jimmy Smith If , V , - 'ii' ' it v Leisa Smith JV-, 'N , f ill- 'lvl ' ,V Reva Smith ,7 , . fl, , A I 4 ru, 'A ' , ja :V,W Karen Spurlock liii ' R ,I Ai - tg 5 w , X GGLVK ,I if A, a- i 5 4t'- ,-Af' fw Q ,A R i Ray Thomas l FW? is if V 'M 'Q . K., 5 Wa x M...-.wanna A .,.,. :rg-ax-miami -., sk.,.f..s:s.:s:m::::: 5, . ,. .,,x . ,Nas ,NWNX x as gk 5 9 .W - iii ,x.. 1 t L, ,S Joey Thompson Ronald Tompkins Shirley Tompkins Robert Underwood Roy Lee Waits Kathy Wallace Kathy Warner Nancy Whitaker Carolyn Wilkerson N -it ..... :va . ... ,. . ,X ' , 2 , 1,2 Nw. 'ft A .Q , wt ,ff s 1 s f M. . asa i f st -if 5 . M-11 Dan Steale Andy Strong Wanda Tew Allison Thoman Ben Thomas if .af A7 l K so . '1s,a,,, Sophomores support Bulldogs with signs. 'IVF l . ' E x. r JH? . ,W ' . f V, ' . JJ 'GF' Civ- ,, 1 F. ...us A.: A ' ll0 Susan Williams Kelly Williamson Patricia Wright Carla Yingling Dewey Young Freshman Class ffieers Patty Reed, SECRETARY Eddie Weax'er, PRESIDENT Planning a swimming party at Murvaul Lake was in Student Council elections. 3 is s es ig 5 3 'E as f as SuAnn McMillan, VICE-PRESIDENT Gail Haper, REPORTER the main work of the Freshman Officers plu S active participation X .J . sw- tssssf .if - .. Jak. W-' Q S Q it ti X ,.A. , ...wt YW- is nr .ego it ii jk A If fun..- f C is N. A. - . 1 gf- s -f C,- tl zijih - xwr. 3 it i tee A tttt t We N. it 5' A is 1 i I 5 J 9 .,., T. : l 3 E u K: ,I Q ggbg is! , Q ..V 7. as 5 i I Charlotte Adams Dianne Allison Billy Andrews Bill Arnold Elaine Ballard Kay Biggs james Blair David Boggs Judy Bolton Linda Bone Wesley' Boren Jimmy Bounds Judith Boyett Larry Briggs Sandra Britton Bill Brookshire iw 1, .,..- . . . . H. I mi. , , 3 -X' 6 '- 5 1 ' ,K - :si ,., . i I .1 H A Q QL Bobby Broxvn A if - ,.,, - A .. H A I -B Paula Brown Freshmen Tackle High School Subjects Chester Burns y . Q .ai - Judy Butler 5 ii gm V Louise Cameron . ' ' ' t i - K ,lg ,. w I Vyrbs ,fx .W ' - K Donna Cariker 1 it y ff? A li junior Cassity i -fv-A M 34 ,K 5 fb Kay Castle L1 A - , , Q, If 3, l i lei- K 5 557122 W Keneth Clark M 5' 1 ,E ' Berlincla Cole it - f ,, -Q' Lt A Laura Skelton and Rhonda johnson find Pansy Coleman f C, 5 ' CW' ' that they are studying more in High School. H if Era, ,,... - ihyfga '32 A . , nasty .gf ft gf to s i c .f f 4 -i Z - w ew, V In - f 1' .V-, 1 'its-Z H ,, ' i ' l N 55 i X 4 W , ve K XV K 3,- F 6 l 4- ,, -. 7 fi. h . V VVMEISEEVJVWEEEEEV 354 VV? 1,.V4,V7,. , 'ff12EEEf.!:::114f:f'f f'Tffff1ff'52-:W I Christine Sharon Crowl Clifford Davis Shirley Davis Dalton Denton Dawn Dison Cordray Patrica Daniel Linda Davis Nelda Deason Beverly Nick Dorsey Patrica Dickerson Cowan 'H k it ,L f AY-fy 'is Z' f 'iii . iiiii i DeWayne Dortch Noel Drewery , ,,..,..H'24 , . 'Q f ,,L Af Charles Duke -. , li L. W Darrel Evans V ' ' QM t V , V' ef Joyce Evans 'T' Q ' ' 'ii 'ii' ' f f Brenda Forman , I E 2' C Y Judy GUY ,,,, ,, 5 4 a - Donna Ginsel limi ' . V . fly : f al! it , lf' ,i if is nt,ii I-1-' r ir r VV,q,mV ,S Bobby Goodman ini 'is ,WV :V Charles Green A Keith Griffin I 'H ' f gf f Steve Grimes g ,,-,,,t, A -V Wanda Grimes Jeannine Groce Debbie Gruver S1 VV V QD V , Alice Hancock L an S 54 M '1 K ' 5 '- Shirley Hancock if Q 'M ff Martha Hanna ar f Gail Haper RN' Ko Tim Harkrider XS' 'irq M .V , Denna Harris .JW jf :,,, ' A If , f Rickey Harris 1, -fi xy 1 V V f W 4, W DannY Harison , if mf, , 'iw V' W S D7 '- Sammy Hathaway ' 'M -A ' N ' if, ' ,je V I Romney Heard ' V 'M' VV 'Nm V 'C Louan Hfndffson S czlr f J i iii ' , 44 4- ' 2,, 1 'if,f f 3 ' ,Iwi ggi 1 4 1 I Henry Hoge Lois Hodges jim Holder Bobby Hudson Nevilee Hudson Becky Hunter Larry Ingram Clifford Ivey Michael Ivey Danny Jacks Macy Jeffres Donna Jernigan johnna jimmerson Paula Johnson Rhonda johnson NY7illi'1m Jolly Larry jones Don Kelly Kathy Kilgore Mack LaGrone Larry Lawhorn Deborah Lambret Goldie Langford Lindal Langford Steve Langford Fred Layco Roger Lesile Dianne Liston Larry Littleton Linda Luman wa 1' M91 ,,.. V , I i wa - M- 'i wig? . A v fs N ' ' H a 1 Et I w e af Q, Ja fQ:E5fQ5?iiv it V 3 V it x AX 4 0 il V L V vs 1. W.. V K Vngzi Q I - - 'tai' ky K ,,,.. S., :tang I I ' I I il fit. KH .f 'Ki fa., , -s i 4' Q. y ..,, . . mtv w ' - , -Q af ,,.,,,,., W V ,,f' I ' ,,f:' M 84 L Y l 4- ii' W' I ' Ia, . ' ' A 1, 'F .I I It . , s n be in it 'tiff lllffffl xiii:wlu??iiiiffii!IiEil5SE?lE?i I Drivers Education is a new phase of fresh- man life. li ,j3Av 'a 63, , cw if wr rr , I 1 a t afar! r , Pm.. i as ::,'.,y3.4v' L-r L Za 'gm , fy, za ' t 1 N le Z in ' ' 7 . iggejx JUL' A Z ,VK v3,J .W rigi ryy c wi? K , li Linda McClain james McGuire Karen McKee Ronny McMilli:1n Sue Ann McMillian Charlitte McNabb Jennell Maines Larry Mayo Melinda Moreland Jean Oliver Nicky Parker Bobby Pierce Bill Pierce jane Pippen Charles Rainwater Beverly Ray Martha Ray Patty Reed Judy Rhiddlehover Stanley Ritter Freshmen Find New Responsibilities jackie Robinette Jackie Robinson Paul Rodreguez Roberto Rodreguez Shirley Roe Larry Ross Donny Rogers Vickie Rushing Richard Short Laura Skeleton Sheila Skinner Doris Small Judy Smith Trudy Smith Charlene Soape Wage wr .X rm 2 I fl 7 x Z 'ke E .1 ,f me r.oy ilsagff N l' R ? E f VH ' off, I 1 I .lr' V3 hh , , fl. 3 Q? H 'Alu -wp .-pr.: 2 ,lf ' L . 4. 1 . J , f 1 f S , S :sw 5 V ' -'ax ,f r ' ' .-1 . I86 Y, 2 Q ' x y Susan Spears Qi Robby Spencer 5 A01 55' ' N Judy Spradley iy - - 'E ' David Stehle 4 'V' e e Sammy Stevenson Sew! Hi H - Carol Sullivan A , T Charles Summers V if . if 5 A 4. Judy Thomas 4 We Billy Ray Tinkle 5 Mike Tucker X Melody Walker Larry Ware Eddie Weaver Dennie Wedgeworth Michael Welch Kay Westbrook James XY hitaker Barbara Whitley Sherry XVillams Deborah Wfillams Well, everybody is not perfect! V f ,yyy y ig A K S, me is l a by , ll S S as S X asyvrqmiixi : f - M f 1 2, P 'ST ,W a -4 . an , c v . Y - - W 'M 115. 0. e ' ' K . in f le Q, -1 - Q ,... t -g: , 1 V ...WI 1 Q5 K it V? V 45 1: ' ' eeie S e X i . in ,l r. ,Q - si Q , . - . . Q 1 5' , rciea Qs.-N , 1 llll Hoot., 121' IAC president Larry Heaton speaks to Koonce student body at an assembly held o acquaint them with CHS clubs. Those Who Shall Follow Us . . . IOONCE SECTION EDITORS-Mary Katherine Higginbotham, Linda Hull :th GRADE EDITORS-Karen Darnell, Margaret Beard 'th GRADE EDITORS-Sandi Roe, Marilyn Harrison A parent visits Koonce Junior School during Public :hool Week. l ff J l f .5 t V, Q pw- H...- t ll ff' .Wm 'D 9 ' P ,.-- Student Council fficers Left to right: Andrea Hart, Paul Leggett, Barbara Beaty, Donna Austin.P.1ul is president, Andrea, secretaryg Barbara, vice-presidentg Dont reporter. Koonce student council supervises the election of class favorites, assembly programs, Koonce PINE BURR party, and council elections for the following year. They are under the supervision of Mr. Earl Cariker, principal, who took them to-a regional meeting of the student councils atN.1cogdoches. I88 Sth Grade Uffieers PRESIDENT: Bobby Hull SECRETARY: Mandy Boone VICE-PRESIDENT: Gary Gholston REPORTER: Leslie Prince P-www N27 x., These are the leaders of student activity parties, elections and leadership at Koonce since they are the graduating class from that school. I89 Q ,. : :fi rf 'gl ' w M 'J' 'Z if ' ... R' ' ful ,f 4 an ,,. 4 Barbara Beaty Lavenda Bell Rhonda Bell Pat Bert Y T . ?'5' ' fr.. A l is get my M is -3. K if , . 1 5.52. gas. 1 r A, J' Jn- -fa jane Adams Lfalcolnm Afford Janice Anderson Leroy Anderson Carolyn Andrews Kathy Applegate Donna Austin Barry Bagley Debra Bailey Dale Baker Gloria Baker Kevin Bunkhead 'fi as -we w Q ' , LX, A V H- V i 'sv i,,.., Students have well-balanced meals in Koonce fn- W 'B A 5 'QI 3 ,. A Z f -V A M -V ':,m es' ,f P 6 iii A iili if ll s I , V y A V jgfr- A' , fr ff.. ,,,, 1? 'Y -P vu- ,M Q 'W T ,V fr-f NX yyy yy! ,, 1 ' f Q 'IV i A z f, ,X sie, rr. 4 h Q I I90 cafeteria. Beverly Biggs Brenda Birdwell Mandy Boone Brenda Bounds Tony Boyd Roy Briery Don Briggs johnny Brooke Brenda Brown Chuck Brown Paul Burns Nelda Byant Z , Q a i ,K fx a i 5 A f is 3 Mr. ,C ' t , .yr .L wa v 'VU' ' N f 'zztfliila X , u 11,-:I ,- ,ilu an , C tim mg, if is f' 'Z 1 Q ggi ' ' l , ' Q, Randy Davis Jim Deppe Judy Donald Debbie East Billy Emmons Linda Erwin Donna Evans jimmy Evans james Farmer Connie Finkler Paula Fleming Joan Gary Gary Gholston Sue Graves Martha Gray Mary Gray Larry Griffin Butch Hammons 4 va W roi ff ia. . VV ,, L., 4 A I X A Q af' 245 zagg i -41 ' it 5' Rf? ,gre ' y Q, J!! f. -A KV.rrk , ,.. A l - ,elim f Mike Byrd Ken Calhoun Danny Cambell Mickey Canoy Judy Carlswell Clyde Chamness Connie Chamness Keith Chapman Don Cheshire Robert Christianson Kathryn Copeland Ronnie Cowart Greg Crume J. B. Daniel Jim Davis Eighth Grade Enjoys New G m ,,--., tif C , , MF ,wx vs E ff Y' ak' C iw., . A in lf 44 Q ' 1 ' 2' y C' l . L 1 ,I C. 3. L ii D-, v. .... - A ,V if J t H fy' A, W 11.212, ,.::f.:ff. A are MQAWQZ' ff if -twirl-' la xr .- aaa s. , ,,-- . , 5 1 A. 'ff ,, WV 'h fy., A .,', , if ,,. x ' 'f , , ay., 0 'Q ms' - 1-+ v. i.,'f-M' r.,f,s1 aw Mwiapw , ,,. 14 .11. ,..- - 1- -- I9I W --fL- MQ. ,it.a,,t,.. -qv-N eq Students use library to do research work and class assignments. Frank Hancock Rose Helen Harrigan Marilyn Harris Richard Harris 2 G as 41 Nm 1 at .Q -f i-- 1 1 Librar Wor Aids in Preparation for High Schoo f iaaa Sammy Harris ii ii A ii -3 ii, Dean Harrison M 5 ' i i' F in - ,. Andrea Hart . , f X -w f o Q N f Roger Hartless it .VAA ' A . 'A Z X -, Carolyn Hartley 11 Q m i ' W' -X, . ..f. h A ' K :Eli K lx :hk in ji I . , f, A . tam. ' t X , fx Q 1 , ' , tgp- fgx y 2 gt! n X a 1 casa 1 as mi!f:wfS,f?, di ,li to 4 56 Debbie Heard 'Q A ii A Linda Hinsom ' , I 1 . 5 ja f,, in if Charles Holcomb . 'i as Q, ' - . . 1 J. L. Holloway ,T , Q ,LM ik- f 5 Scott Hook A , ' A u was Q a iff? M .mr-. 'X' N. N , t . 5, ,ggg i2-x ff . T' I us 'e.1'r'i:i! 5llll ll If ll 16 y ,I X 8 ,CN at new , P, rs- ,l f if F in W an an E QW 5 ag f 1 . , , 1 .,,, NW Ii' :f ,J'Q:E1Ef f i' E:i'n'S'i.2tlLE1 ':4fl::p.i'fv' . an-fr-' 132' I ' -'Hr' f 1 Gail Hooper Sherry Hooper Chris Hudson Karen Hudson Bobby Hull K' H - - V Tona james W A ' . if W' , .J ,W jerry james is i 1 V, Q., V, A ., Keith Keeling AV , ' 1 1 H Y A j 5 Jan Kirby ' ' ff , 'w V' , my Vi Lf Vg, Linda Kyle .f 1:4 ,.,, ' - r ' 'iii K gala 3, ,if , L L l -- t af ' L -?? ? :+ 'IW f L 'ii' X Inn la Bfenf Law 'IT' A A A, f 'if Dennis LaGrone ' jim N : Y , . Ronny LaGrone E X syiiyi I s. or H Tommy LaGrone ,,,, Q Donna Langford 1 4, .,., nf, , 1 ew 4 ,, , :EQ 1415, Vickie Langford Sharon Langley ,f '3'f 5, Barbara Lawhorn ' 4 ,L L M-N? r.mitza - 1 , K ,. , 5- I 'Fw A W ,rr M ,VA.., ,E S . ,, 1 , l . . 1 ' 5 vs ,Q W f - f f nv- 'L -uv- , Ka ,J ,I till! as 41. . I 4, U.: ug ., , -. ,3.'.'T5,. W, 1.1.9 'aff fa 1 Paul Leggett Donna Ligfon Richard Carl London Travis Lovil Bllly Ray Malgafet Littleton Chris Mauritzen Debra Mayo Lynch Mangham GUY Maffin Lora Luman Dwaine McCullough Vernell Luman Charles McGee l93 ' Vs, Y 'E , i- - Hff V Z! sm is a ,mf S Q - Q LY , I . V. .offs f 2 , ,fig Ytyp V, ., ,M ft 1' fa M an A Q fi... WH S. ,, , 1 A 5 1 wa we 2 ,Q W lm Ah Gayland Moore jill Moore Mike Mosby Susan Mullins James Nail lxifv 5 .K 1, Marilyn Nail Sylvia Newman Brenda Palmer Sandra Pierce Gary McGuire Paul McGuire Patsy Milam Pam Minter jennifer Monic Nelson Monroe S ., 1 t, i H 4 rw as i' W 'E Students find time during their busy schedule to tell each other . the latest news. A 1 ii. .. . 0625 ' bf ,GL aux, P , ,ft-fa r,,V V, h ihmg. Q- Q :x va :gi 'Q b W .,.- , I km i I ' f E M'-'31 N A - L ,Q 5 W , , ,,.,,, .f f . rv 5 I ! M f W s xl , t qw ,,, .. ni i 2 'll' id GW if P f S X fx 4 S S i 'S if' it ' V M Qss S Jo Ann Pitts Dale Powell Eddie Pride Leslie Prince Pam Ransom f., ' ,,-f f ws- ' N 1 E Vickey Redrnon Susan Reed Gleen Reeves Randy Reid Patty Riall Eddie Robinson Ronnie Robinson Danny Rogers Randy Ruddick Becky Sharp Susan Shull Gehrig Smith Bobby Soape Donna Soape Shirley Soape Steve Soape Sandra Spurlock Steve Stone Eighth Graders Are Busy-in Class and ut Sharon Talley Bobby Taylor L. C. Tew Larry Tipton Roger Waldrop J. Gill Walker Kathy Wallace Mike Watson Janice Wedgeworth james Welborn Bonnie Welch Vance Weldon ev Allen Wells Robert Whigham David White David Wilcox Jerri Wilkerson Greg Williams , ,,- K qv-- , va f ,,. x , me we T .,Aly WX Q f' ff 'Q 2 t CJ T wr .S we lf' ei 'ii S A f ii S rrleee he fi , 'L .ffyfj , CM. ai -fs ,A i 'U' 1 9 ' A az f S 1, W ., . I ir Q ,Q--. ,A Nw. , 'X ,Ny 1 gc ' - ffm if? af N Concentration in sci f C is-.bw nce class proves very rewarding to the students , , 1 L A CT ,ir Q! A . r , - l L 'A v , , S, - , my Q K ' I.. ,, W my j Q . ' .. 3 VI' , V 1, rr ? Ks lm X W, 9 V T Q-1 r f' 3 Z' ,gr . 1 - -f ,x 2 fx 5 If My . gg f fy . A.-I my M 'Mk M iv V, N as ,. g M is , .df- S yyyi i,yy , rtryy tlit s was e T Q V. fl- af dm, .,,.., , ml. S ,..- qv. l l a lim a Hr-up 'Q Phil Bankhead, Gene Brown, Joe Hull and Judy Hull stamp approval of seventh grade activities 7th Class fficers PRESIDENT: Gene Brown SECRETARY: joe Hull VICE-PRESIDENT: Philip Bnnkheuil REPORTER: Judy Hull ig, K ,r Q ,, -Y if nr- ' . S-45 . , -1. 5 it 3 1- 9 X ' - fi Q l Kr gf ' tg., f f 1 l - A ,xl is Q - '23 ,g,, Q -+ X.. at Mike Arney x., N. 'fx ., H, .L t fx, if ,itil 3 t Students Enter P. B. Koonce Rodney Bagley Davis Bailey Debra Bailey Phillip Bankhead Sharon Barnett john Bettevy Floyd Bice james Bonner Jeff Boone james Brewster Kirk Brewster Judy Broadway Cynthia Brooks Milton Brooks Gene Brown Sandra Brown Deanna Bush da, ' :YQ Randy Atwood Johnny Bagley Gene Abernathy joe Allison Sam Allison Kay Anderson all an r,ln, ,, Students enter the cafeteria. r A . A . . W Y 'z 'B 'Q it P4 1-A .3 1- l 'ff - W A A be Q W , s in W K rj! ' I 'ity' J we Q X A ' r rw fr, ryl, c rw.. Q. il 'r ' B. l r N K Vl,W. ir he - K -. 1 A rr N' vt ii Z -wr nr 6' B 'X 'V is 5 ' V 155Q'Q Q- il ' - i . , A. J 1 ' Q' I . M V at ' ' 1 ,' 1 X j 5 K r,Jl. jr: t ,fi ri r , l f i T at vi l M H if 2 M 1' ' in . 1, it M f V. ' ' ' , 1 , 'ff , Q 'C -Q , YEEi T if ' ' fi ,, F' it R 4 ..., Ip' f apr, R H , V, , 'gig V fm , , s Q . Q 0 ,'g u s Q Q u n :z 5:o:s' 0.9.'.o'v'o.n'e 2 A 4 ag, ,M ,, Q -. 1 .gzfn '-1 5 t..- 1.1 lynn K :S:2::5:'5:!:!:EQ...i .1 Seventh grade students learn to participate in classroom activities. I98 - .. f zasiepzx f ' , 1 2 V jerry Duke Terry Edge Betty Evans Charlotte ' Drurry M, l Donnette Duke I ' ' r Y-. f K V, an ' , . t K' :fy L f R C V ly e v f rg rifrfawavve he '.v'e'. ff Bert Cameron Gary Capps Mike Capps Agnes Cheshire Mike Choate Janet Clark Mac Clikard Angela Collier Charlotte Cowa George Coxen Mike Cross Candy Davis Joe Davis Joyce Denton Reba Driver ft Seventh Grader Beverly Evans Ricky Evans Patsy Farmer k . s . to u Q 43 . 1-tj.---1, 'M-.2 X ,M f Robert Gentry Sandra Gentry Lester Gibbs it ' sl ' - t . it , rf 6 ,.ttf,i QM l - , 1 at V 4 A . z ,, vv- y ,Q N M i 'w,, ' 1 1 'fx X is A if' .e A- .3 Z N. P ' ii at W , E 5 is , A ,W 1,1 :Ag GL km T tk, I qv.. V' 'G I :J ,V me ' . ,t K V ,, xslt, kk 'Q -I af 0 ', . . r David Ginsel Kenneth Phil Grimes Becky Gullette David Hall Huey Hancock Diane Goeke Graves Charles Guin Sue Halcomb Ch31'l05 1351410 Haf1'iS Betty Gray Hancock lect Class fficers Patty Hayes Ronny Hayes Debra Haymond Bill Henderson Jerry Hight Fred Holland David Hood Kathy Hooker Janice Hooper Fryel Howell Amy jo Hudson Candice Hudson Robert Hudson joe Hull judy Hull Barbara Hunt ,M ,af , , -52 I 'wt :si 47, jy 4. QP 4, w.' I.: ff -Iv: V. 7- - , -, 1 Y' 5 6 14 'N W, W fi fm i ,it px Q 'W n , :vt ' V' 2 M elf it trac we 2 yy'i fiifhikii ! 'V - -h f Qi 5 winuw nr f V- ,J I ,1 . ' M fam if V t ' ,M gl j J t 'iw 1 .. ,LQ If E, l . Q . g. My Linda Hunt ,fy ,M , 43 .5 , q v I 3 M J - Peggy Hunter Ronny Jeter f M. , ,J , . rf' , A 5 , ' , f 1 a 2 'W Jane Jimerson A VT' v I , + ,- ' ',5na',.,5, f, .,, 1 6,42 at '91 .F fm! 1. 1 r My ' x H I- 'R A , A b W1 Ross Johnson W , 2 in Rob Jolley V .',,iWi ' J . J , it 1' AAzV Judy Jimerson H ' Brenda Joffrion A- Debra Johnson Karen Johnson N. Gail Jones John Jones Nancy Jones i an ku tj, K' in W K V 'lf Koonce students show various signs of interest in a seventh grade Sf Jr' f math class. ms, r ' ggi: I - Terry Jones Charlotte Ivy rv- - Sally Kaufman iii ,. Kathy Kinser ,E JY vw Q L I Kirk Kinzhack Teresia Knight ltr, , ' H Phillip Koonce 5, le ,,, ,, ' X ,W ,M I ' Q Jimmie Nell LaGrone ' Q ly C ,. Q l ,,. it Killis LaGrone V raw - V at I NL ik , Rzmdell Lz1Grone 1 .V W K l V U -1 ll' ' I V, .. Vi. ,f::-:-'gvggfir is jf AI , .2 J .Jr- J J f A M A, ff t if f oi' ,Y i M v My f' ,. '-'11-f'. '- '51-:fir Stevie Lawless Barbara Laws Jeri Layco Tim Leggett Roy La Grone Anclell Langford Sherry Langford Frank Langley Owen Lawhorn Seventh Grade Joins Student Council Jimmy Marshall Joe Mason jacalyn McCann Carol Sue McClendon Darlene McCumber Charlotte McDaniel Kay McGee William McMillan Tommy McNair Erwin Lejeune Debra Lewis Linda Maines in s., Sharon Miller ii Lamar Monic A I -A Joe Morris it Q A V, ,s Kent Mullis V 5914 Lilly Nail ' H V 'Milf I , , ? 1 ik 4. ,, ,um 5, 3 ,,,,. 'M- f V, if, K 41 fir. f v. x' Q W ti .V g we , i ff ss, s 2 ,L at wh., ,uw 4 ,. 'fb M Sandra Nail fl , Georgia Nichols I Randy Nichols Lynn Ogden A sf 7 JN Mike Norsworthy V v J Dale Ouakirk i 'N- jf . l ,594 , , ,,, Kelly Overturf Mike Patrick Barbara Pierce Chuck Pierce Johnnie Lea Pitts Kathy Portman Donna Poss Debra Powell Diane Powell Albert Ray 3 if W iizf- V' JR ,X XY 5 J Q f yafyir -Q., l 'fr fi A' P: f i Q i . , . it 3 .. 'wi F it M X l i lf Q 31:41 I ' 3 cyay A W K G ,it A . k Y , 2 kt S 5 'P 'll xl A A Seventh Graders Support 1: Ag EM -rf. in I 1? Bullpuppies If Bobby Reynolds Steve Rhiddlehoover Frank Richeson Patricia Riley ,W f vvflvgkd V fy ,L Q f.,. - , lx Q ' - J i'l'f f ' lll af f ' , ni ,Q,c7'-j 75 S J r ' 'N V as L LL if F f iyii PM 5 J Q51 52 ir.. i'fL..,,, ,ff Q' WWF: g,,,X'Tli' 142 Buddy Risinger Dexter Ritter David Robertson Jacky Robinson Sammy Rogers Ron Roquemore Tina Ross Kim Scott Clyde Sells Judy Shearer Mrs. Ruth Morton and library assistant check books. Lacy Thomas Mike Wade Francis Warner David Westbrook Janice Wilkins Nancy Williams Vickie Williams Vickie Willis Wayne Wilson Brenda Wenaham Billy Yingling Letretha Yount Barbara Stanley Perry Stovall john Strong Chuck Sutlive Randy Taylor ,0 X A fx, 3 ,. . , fQ,,.a ,,, , - .tw-.. .Ln Tim Shell Debbie Sistrunk Debra Skinner V. rr - v . 1, 'fi V , n ? Ein ' Q 1 tr., H1 If Randall Slatter 5'9 'Q' ff ' Denise Smith We t I Yi li' K ci l In Frank Smith Bob Soape Phil Soape Willie Spradley 4 ' K, gfT'..t5 wa ix iggbxgs v 01 ug,-f AQ., A A tv -an dj., -1- - tif S 'M -Q., A ki ..,.., X ' 'eof e X -W S S S me 9 V i K 1 ' 'tw f N' W fl- m D - ' i l 1 4 K era ... S aat M i L t 'la we E' 4' o 'wr ,. 3 fx: afw, Q-V: ,.. f. W , . -:I M' K .L4.L X.. 712, fun: - it . MR. GEORGE EARL CARIKER Principal MRS. PATSY COCHRAN Secretary to Mr. Cariker Koonce Junic The Koonce junior School faculty works to produce versatile students. Language arts, social science, mathematics, and P.E. form the major portion of a student's study. In addition, students may take Spanish, debate, choir, or band. Since seventh and eighth are the two grades preceding high school, the students are pre- pared by these courses for further education. MRS. NAOMI PHILLIPS Guidance Counselor chool Faculty vrRs. DELORES L V, . M A BLACKWELL U ' tw A A :LL 1' Qanguage Arts, W mmV 4 .. . Spanish N .. , 1 f A if LQ , f . A MRS. MILDRED MR. ARTHUR A LRR . BRANNON BRISTER VIRS- BETTY B.A., M.A. P.E. BOUNDS S English Language Arts, Social Studies MR. GLYNN MRS. MILDRED BROOKS BRGOKS B.S., M.A. B.S. Science Reading, Science Mr. Glynn Brooks drills Koonce P.E. stud P.E. students, drilled by Mr. Glynn Brooks and Mr. Arthur Brister, develop physical fitness, a vital part of a young person's training. In a complete contrast to physical fitness, students nourish their mental growth in the Koonce library, assisted by Mrs. Ruth Morton and student Workers. Mrs. Ruth Morton and Mrs. Betty Bounds discuss ideas in the i library. CIHS OH CXCICISCS 205 Teachers Direct Students Teachers direct students not only in their studies, but also in their pursuit of extra-curricular activities. These faculty members sponsor sev- eral such activities. Pep squad, choir, band, Student Council, and Ath- letics program are all offered to the Koonce students. i l A N rw A seventh grade science class listens as Mrs. Mildred Brooks instructs MRS. TERA COUSINS B.A, MEd. Science MRs. JERRY GOEKE i E.MEd. English T MR. GEORGE HUTCHERSON Es., MEE1. i Mathematics ii MR- WAYNE MRS. RUTH MRS. ALLIECE MR. MIKE MARTIN MORTON SMITH TEMPLETON B.S. B.A., MEcl. B.A. BMCd Mathematics Librarian English, Social Choir 206 studies AM K is f K my M .tems- . Al . MRS. MARIE WIGGINS B.A., M.A. Social Studies Activities Highlight Year ttii Koonce Junior Band performs in the Spring Concert. Mrs. Mike Templeton, Mrs. Tern Cousins, Mrs. Ruth Morton, and Mrs. jerry Goeke enjoy the Koonce PINE BURR Party. Paul Leggett, Kelvin Bankhead, Leslie Prince, Barbara Beaty, Becky Sharp, and Dianne Goeke receive Outstanding Stu- dents' awards. Mr. Eighth Grade Chris Mauritzen 208 Miss Eighth Grade Jane Adams Miss Seventh Grade Judy Jimerson f w i Q. . g age N hx Pm Mr. Seventh Grade Stev Lawless BECKY SHARP PAUL LEGGETT Koonce Facult Many students of Koonce jr. School are Outstanding. However, the faculty has chosen six of the most outstanding students. These students are leaders in leadership, citizenship and scholarship. This award bestows respect and responsibility on its recipients. BARBARA BEATY elects Six KEVIN BANKHEAD BARBARA BEATY DIANNE GOEKE PAUL LEGGETT LESLIE PRINCE BEQKY SHARP KEVIN BANKHEAD 'C ' ,I sg A A' M A ' .wx I , , N: W, I xxx . A s 5 N P. K- R- ', 'S 1 . -.,f-W 'i'I I ' I X XX 31:51 E' N.N ' Q' 'F 'u 1 '5 4 ' ,i!'sa'..,ks, ? 14 K' 'i'. 75r:Q Q.--is 5 5. 'Ny . + xi '52 IW. 9 Q N' L:,' w'5 !s.Q E 'Q 1 .. I' WN ,, g' v X -f2x, x!5::g -PLA .Mr DIANN E GOEKE LESLIE PRINCE 2II E ! Library Assistants LIBRARY ASSISTANTS: Jerry Wilkerson, Marilyn Harris, Sandra Spurlock, Sherry Hooper, Frank Hancock, Cynthia Brooks, Judy Hull, Kathy Portman, Dianne Powel, Brenda Birdwell, Judy Jimerson, Becky Sharp, Nancy Jones, Gail Hooper CRYSTALS: Donna Soape, Barbara Beaty, Margaret Mangham, Jane Adams, Jill Moore, Jan Kirby, Judy Carswell, Rose Harrigan, Connie Chamness, Sherry Hooper. A-V AID WORKERS: Frank Hancock, J. Gill Walker, Chuck Sutlive, David Hall, SECOND ROW: Jerry Wilkerson, Gail Hooper, Tina Ross, Debbie Lfayo, Tona James, Susan Shull, Jane Adams, Rose Harrigan, Sandra Pierce, Sandra Spurlock. KJ S Participates in Student Clubs HRC The Crystals 2l3 P tv MN 151 8th Grade Football Team FIRST ROW: Gayland Moore, johnny Brooks, Bobby Hull, Paul Leggett, Ronnie Cowart, Paul Burns, Gary McGuire, Travis Lovel, Barry Bagley, Kieth Chapman SECOND ROW: Mickey Canoy, Kieth Keeling, Chris Martzane, Roger Hartless, Kevin Bankhead, Greg Crume, Ronnie Robison, Randy Reid, Larry Griffin, Ken Kalhoone, Coach Robert Lewis, THIRD ROW: Mike Watson, Steve Stone, David Wilcox, Larry Tipton, Gary Gholston, Billy Ray Lynch, Ronnie LaGrone, Randy Ruddick, jimmy Evans, Brent Lacy. Cheerleaders Cynthia Brooks, Leslie Prince, Jane Adams, Andrea Hart, Candy Davis 2I4 Ti Koonee Participates in Man Activities Koonce Wranglers participate in FFA parade, May 19. Mrs. Marie Wiggins checks her students as they work over a placement test. Koonce has a well-balanced pro- gram for junior high students. This includes music, athletics, academic studies and supervised study. In this way the seventh and eighth grades are provided with a basic foundation in order to enter the high school the following years. Mr. Curtis Lilly keeps Koonce building clean. 2l5 FIRST ROW: Randy Ried, Greg Crume, Danny Rogers, Paul Leggeir, Don Cheshire, Larry Tipton, Mickey Canoy. SECOND ROVU: Coach Robert Lewis, Kevin Bankhead, Ronny Cowart, Bfubby Hull, jim Deppc, Gary Gholston, Ronnie LaGrone, Basketball FIRST ROW: Barbara Beary, jane Adams, Patty Riall SECOND ROXV: jennifer Monie, Lesilie Prince, Nelda Bryant, Debbie East, Barbara Lawhorn, Rose Helen Harrigan, Mandy Boone. THIRD ROW: Becky Sharp, Jill Moore, Andrea Hart, Donna Snape, Connie Chamness. Sharon Langley, jan Kirby. 2I6 Council Leads Koonee l T ' FRONT ROW: Diane Goeke, Paula Fleming, Barbara Beaty, jan Kirby, Donna Austin, Leslie Prince, Kathy Applegate, Candy Davis, Sally Kaufman. SECOND ROW: Keith Keeling, Phillip Bankhead, Kim Scott, Linda Hunt, Judy Hull, Mandy Boone, Cynthia Brooks, Donna Poss, THIRD ROW: Mr. Earl Cariker, sponsorg Billy Ray Lynch, jim Dippe, Paul Leggett, Andrea Hart, Nancy Wfilliams, Carolyn McClendon, Donna Soape. Since the formation of the Koonce junior School three years ago, the Student Council has been one of its leading hands in helping to formulate the work of the school. The students look to the council to make their important decisions, to sponsor its parties and socials, to supervise its elections, and to present to the public the face of Koonce Junior School. A student who serves on the council has contributed toward the success of his junior school and has prepared himself for work in the senior high organization. 2l7 Z 1 Mrs, Philip Koonce, Mr. Philip Koonce and Mrs. Q. M. Marin stand he-fore the portrait of Dr. P. B. Koonce for whom Koonce ,lun School was named, The ceremony took place at the close of school, May 20. 1966. Because of his outstanding support of education and his intensive interest in the success- ful development of the youth of the area, Dr. P. B. Koonce was beloved and respected by all who knew him. An enthusiastic sports fan, president of the school hoard, and local dentist, Dr. Koonce guided the progress of the Carthage Independent School District for many years, and during his term as president, directed the construction of the present high school huilding. Dr. Koonce's memory will live on in the name of P. B. Koonce Junior School and he a constant reminder through the portrait dedicated this year. 2l8 Dr. P.B. Koonoe Portrait Given Koonoe Junior School 2 i xi i ff: -. 4 I or an 1 ,1, V V . V V' ,F in 2' Q at p f , K fc Y at Mr. Earl Cariker, principal, accepts the portrait on behalf of the students and faculty of Koonce Junior School from Mrs. Q. M. Martin. Mrs. Martin made the presentation of the portrait possible. 2 I9 igh School, Here We Come! Koonce Junior School, as We the staff have pic- tured it, is a preparation for the High School years which are to follow. Koonce School is included in the High School annual, and the work is done by High School students so that the students in Koonce and in High School will better understand one another as a result of having to work cooperatively. Mrs. Betty Bounds supervises one of the many study halls that Koonce maintains for supervised study. Business Staff discusses advertising with Mrs. J. D. Lynch. Those Who Support, Our Efforts . . . EDITOR-Jane Moore Local department store displays CHS advertising. ' FURNITURE . , 8 Q' J For the Best in Dry Goods III W. Sabine OX 3-5l3 222 BAUER R APPLIANCE COMPANY 6 S S+ M y OX 3-6420 Clay+ Rd OX 3-5046 Kafhleen McKee browses The furnifure deparimenf. ASH NURSERY CARTHAGE COFFEE SHOP O3-g.f?5f 4 1 L1 W. Panola OX 3 63I 704 GOOD FOOD R ..J --'L--f '-'-' I BUTLER CHEVROLET-OLDS INCORPORATED SSMOU1 Q' Za' xi Wishful Hwinking-or planning fo buy? 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SPeCl'3ll1l '9 in: ' Fronl' End Alignmenl' ' Wheel Balancing SALES - SERVICE ' Bralce Overhaul I20 Wes+ Panola 341 Souifh Shelby Whefher You're a Mouse or a Man, Gel Your Cheese a+ KEELING'S FOOD , KA fm f f ' 'lSure do wish l had some of fhaf Coke. Bill, My hinfs Ralph Wilson lo Bill Lawless. If M new if , DAIRY MART 2l8 Soufh Shelby 8l9 Wesf Panola Shalres Barbecue Sunclaes Hamburgers 242 5I'f kl up I Hurry! Hurry! Ge? your grocery and seed needs a'l' C X, ' ' - 1 A 5 I no I LACY GROCERY 'K 2 IIO Easi' Sabine I i' I Q. oxford 3-4334 X! - '. A Shop REEVE'S MOTOR SALES Fishing and B035 Hunfing Mvfvrs A I Equipmeni' SUPPIIGS on' 'rs. wi e oo care ere. D I' y g I If II gf g d h IJimmy T I Mi hell McMillan, A dy Durreii, Hazel N In I d M PI I1 I ICOS, FY mer. JIM I'IUNT'S ' ng SERVICE STATIONS 70l Sf- Mary Sffeef 4II Wes+ Sabine Srreef, II CONSOLIDATED T CONSTRUCTION COMPANY M CoHon S+ree+ 243 Girls. They don? accepf Human collaferalf' lMary Higginbofhem, and Anifa Sfepfoel FIRST STATE BANK AND TRUST COMPANY Q XNSUR44 F Oxford 3-6606 M Car'I'hage, Texas M BE' SX eg Q Q Maxx O ,5'O'0OO fa I07 Nor+h S+. Mary 9 F E h rv ,J D F' Q Q Q 4' - - l l-l I-l 5 :,F' gg I I l PIIRINF I l n,,Cll0Wf,, l For aII your feed and seed requiremenis, +rade af Saxon Harris Feeds. SAXON HARRIS FARRIS IVIE C 9 Mobil of on. COMPANY Box 5I5 OX 3-4I46 Henderson Highway OX 3-40I9 2? Hurry J. E. INSURANCE if down to AGENCY 3 U5 the best W jp in auto service . . y Donlt Forget. GRADY NUTT Q It P I GULF SERVICE X J 5.J.!g,:M ays 0 be Insured. I I GIIIIF X Q I! ox 3431s 202 w. Your search PATTERSQN ends INSURANCE 1-1 E Gt ji? U ...-W AA AGENCY I' I23 Wesf Sab Ai ntl W i '. f xlfii PERRY BRCTHERS to Think Ahead ae Q It's Wise I ,A OX 3-63 I2 ii 5 5 Painf Supplies c en Supplies Xa' Phone OX 3-4834 Reba Harris a leffe examine a new ge af Panola Counfy Lumber Company. PANCLA COUNTY LUMBER CO. 1 Support Your County Read I W r my lgawmolloewe e eshtlynmm IO9 W. Panola -, E ' W is c l 4 X C Q4- 5 ,su is --- , M N ' 4' , - ,Xe X5 Q I ' ., U -- Q' X R ! lx nl 4l '-1 n 2' ' S n VX r XX ,ee of Join the Crowd to JENKINS DRUGS DuBarry Cosmetics Whitman's Candies IO8 E. Sabine Before you take oft, IG be sure you've insured 4 with WQQQ HAWTHORN LIFE ff' INSURANCE COMPANY 307 w. Wellington ox 34816 CA RTHAGE AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLY I28 Sou'I'I1 S+. Mary W Y P X A 23 2 'A : 5 wi'-Is-QI Hear ye! Hear ye! Car'I'I1age Au'I'omo- Iive Supply is 'Ihe besi' for your supply needs. 248 CADENHEA HUMBLE SERVICE STATION for top- quality car service and Humble products 6I8 W. PanoIa OX 3-5502 FIRST NATIONAL BANK .14 -1 . .- Reba Harris, Marilyn Harrison, Sandi Roe, and Margarer Beard waif rurns To make deposifsff? FEDERAL RLSERVI SYSTEM T- IOO E. Sabine OX 3-480I MORGAN'S USED CARS 2l6 E. Sabine Yes. girls, the motor is in the rear. OX 3-9808 4l2 W. Panola OX 3453l . . . a personal confidential service to both the buyer and the seller HOPKINS REALTY EAST TEXAS LAUNDRIES Fast and Efficient Pick Up and Delivery at K HB T551 ll 1 ffm' L 250 T h Hy OX 3489! , my EDD'S WESTERN CAFE HATHAWAY CCNSTRUCTION DAVIDSON BROTHERS T H Y HARDWARE 84 ELECTRIC COMPANY expert service . . . your Philco and Maytag Dealer DOC'S STARTER AND los w. srabirne ox 34:84 GENERATOR SERVICE GET RAND DRUG 'II Q10 Q Q Foun'I'ain Service IG G A ScI1ooI Supplies Pharmacy I09 E. PanoIa OX 3-670I PANOLA COUNTY LIVESTOCK COMMISSION OX 3-636I Shrevepori' Hwy. Whifaker and Jane Moore m In flwe aucIIon ring PACK 'N SACK Join the Parade . 9 ' I . Q , ,Wg Q . H' ,H 7' v' S I 'G il A 'Q 9 'E . 'Q 31 'f . Q 0 W Q 4 xy YI ' X . I ' gh 0 X .SaH5451w.'-...fy A 5'iiqg.. 1-5- Three new bunldsngs are now under consfrucfon ai Panola College Top Lvbrary Cenfer Science Building Boffom -Fine Arfs Bu ldmg JoHN s. MOORE Q 1 fu Q 6 Z Z 91 R'ifEHE9?S 3 REAL ESTATE 531,99 ' Residenfial ' ' Commercial ' Farms 8: Ranches I25If2 W. Sabine OX 3-6388 If -iq Q2 I fm' ff' o . 1' Be wlse . . . 225 N. S+. Mary , Think ahead OX 34324 1 QL! off ' is F ,, . f-:ikilifsi W. V. TILLERY INSURANCE AGENCY JIM'S RADIO TV 81 APPLIANCE Henderson Hwy. OX 3-6422 Potronize the Advertisers W REDDY KILOWATT C90 4 . your friendly electric servant I? supplying plenty of electricity to meet all needs at the lowest price ever. Helping support all worthwhile school f ' . 10 ea and community proiects. ISIUUTHWFSTFRN fU l7'R'll' EWFR MMFANY The Key to Your Evening Entertainment ESQUIRE THEATER iff, , I I, 9 Qxlfr 'L 4 99 fo-dviliv pu, X if Have more pennies Io fill your penny bank by shopping a+ your 'Friendly BIRDWELL'S DEPARTMENT STORE INC. IOI Easf Panol EIGHT BALL CLUB II2 s s+ Mary ox 3-9879 CARTHAGE FURNITURE COMPANY II4 Nor'Ih Shelby P, 256 When you have trouble with your auto, take it to if-'W 2 i9 If , QL 1' W gy Q I BILLY ARNOLD'S GARAGE CIayI'on Hwy. iii! ' ' 2 Don't wait- f Insure Today ee pix TQQ S - Q, CARTHAGE INSURANCE AGENCY my, N. S+. Mary ox 3-470I V 6 03 A ii + 2 kr I .P ,xx Y V QJQQ X' 7 for that special date JJ K 3. K FLORIST Y. 227 N. Sf. Mary OX 3-46I4 OX 3-5I I I ROBEIaE'g 1263059 RING ROBBIE LaGRONE 257 LONGVI EW BOTTLING COMPANY M 62.01655 Shop and Save M' A OX 34342 I06 E. Sabine 340 W' Tyler PI 3 Ms' Long T I REN E'S BEAUTY SHOP ll Mike, pin if , ffo her! demonstration dazfgaga Qfowaz ggofz Ox 3 638l :lol w. Sabine THE TUCKERS C Shea, L.. HORACE ALLISON INSURANCE representing KANSAS CITY LIFE INSURANCE CO. OX 3-434 I I 4: ll , A' vii fi ,f If It ,7 ,-. 7 A , I Lx - I lr .- ni, H- N or if J. B. HARDIN FURNITURE AND APPLIANCE IOI W. Sabine OX 3-5462 Allison, Horace Insurance Arnold's Garage ..,....,.... Ash Nursery ............... Bauer Furniture ......... Bealls Dept. Stores ......,,. Bel-Aire Bowling Lanes Ben Franklin's ........... Birdwell Dept. Stores Bob's Super Handy ,... . Boyd's Welding Works Brookshire Bros. ..,....... . Butler Chevrolet-Olds ....... Cadenhead Humble Station Cain-Moore Insurance ......... Cameron Iron Works ......... I . Carnpbel Carthage Carthage Carthage Carthage Carthage Carthage Carthage Carthage Carthage Cassity's Champlin Clark, Ed Appliance Br Repair Automotive Supply Coffee Shop ...... Drug ............. Flower Shop Furniture Co. .... . Insurance Agency Locker Plant ......... Paint, Body 81 Salvage Tool Co. .......... . Oil 81 Refining Co. Motor Co. ........,. . Consolidated Construction Cooke and Smith ,.,... ..... Cox's Jewelry .. Dairy Mart .......... Dairy Queen .. ...... . Darnell Lumber Co. Davidson Bros. ....... . .... . Doc's Starter 8: Generator Earlene's Cate .....,..... Advertisement Index East Texas Laundries .... ..... 2 50 Edd's Western Cafe ...... ..... 2 50 Eight Ball Club ............ .,... 2 56 Electric And Battery Shop ............ ..... 2 3l Elite Beauty Shop ............. .. ..... .,.,, 2 30 Elliot 81 Waldron Title 8: Guaranty .... .239 Esquire Theater ........................ ..... 2 55 First National Bank .................. .,... 2 49 First State Bank .... ..... 2 44 Garner Construction .. ..... 225 Gladys' Beauty Shop .... .239 Hardin Furniture Co. .. ..,.. 259 Harkrider's Cleaners ...... ..... 2 3l Hathaway Construction .. ..... 25l Hawthorne Dry Goods ..... ...., 2 4I Hawthorn Life Insurance .... ..... 2 47 Hopkins Real Estate ........ ..... 2 50 Jim Hunt's Service Station .... ..... 2 43 Institutional Foods ........ ..... 2 30 lrene's Beauty Shop ...... ..... 2 58 J. E, Insurance Agency ...... ..... 2 45 Jenkins Drug .................... ..... 2 47 Jim's TV, Radio 81 Appliance .... ..... 2 54 K 8: K Florist .................. ..... 2 57 Keeling Foods ,...... ......... ..... 2 4 2 KGAS Radio ...... .... ..... 2 3 8 Lacy Grocery ............ ..... 2 43 Lay's Cleaners .............. ...,. 2 38 Longview Coca-Cola Co. .. ..,.. 258 Lynch Florist .............. ..... 2 28 M lm M Toggery ........ ..... 2 38 Magnolia Grocery .... ..... 2 38 Matthews Dress Shop .... ..... 2 34 Mobile Oil Co. .......... ..... 2 45 Monroe's Garage .......... .,.,, 2 42 Moore, John S. Realtor .... ..... 2 54 Morgan Used Cars .. ..... . Morton Foods .....,,... .....250 233 Naylor Furniture ...... Nina's Beauty Shop Noble's Hardware .......... Nutt, Grady Gulf Station O L D Grocery .......... Pace Hardware .... Pack N' Sack ........ .. Palmer Motor Co. ....... . Panola College ............ Panola County Livestock Panola County Lumber .. Panola Motor Co. .,.,..... . Panola Watchman ........... Patterson insurance Agency . Perry Brothers ............... Phillips' Fabrics ...... .... Pippen Motor Co. .. Rand Drug ............ Reeves Motor Sales Robbie's Food King Saxon Harris Feed . Sears Roebuck ln Co. ........ . Sharpe Electric Shelby-Panola Federa Snowflake Donuts . Southwestern Electric Steptoe's Jewelry . The Shoe Box ..... Tillery Insurance .. i ' sskhhai Power . United Gas Corporation . ,. Vandigritf Insurance W 8: W Wholesale ...... Weber's Root Beer .... Western Auto ....... White Auto ......... Wiliams, Pete TV Wonderland ........ Woods, Drew Inc. .. Koonce, Mr. Phillip 88, 7, 22, 126, Biggerstaff, Mrs. Maureen 17, 38 Burke, Mr. Sam 18, 62 Bush, Mrs. Arlee 15 Clark, Mrs. Kathryn 20, 79 Copeland, Mrs. Irene 17 Copeland, Miss Nell 18, 70 Cromwell, Mrs. Reba 23 Cross, Mrs. Hazel 23 Fuariic, Mrs. Wanda 21, 24, 84, 85 Goeke, Mr. Fred 88, 22, 100, 118 Grant, Mr. Benny 18, 71, 81 Hopkins, Mrs, Martha 17, 24, 80 Hopper, Mr. George 88, 20, 103 Hull, Mrs. Mary 19 Hunt, Mr. Thouston 23 Blackwell, Mrs. Delores 205 Bounds, Mrs. Betty 205, 220 Brannon, Mrs. Mildred 205 Brister, Mr. Arthur 205 Facult and Administration Index Carthage High School Jaynes, Mr. Donald 23 Johns, Miss Hattie Maude 12 Knap , Miss Virginia 146, 18, 72, 12! Morrison, Mr. E. B. 14 Murff, Mr. Ralph 22 Nesbitt, Mrs. Pearl 19 Oates, Mr. E. L. 22 Overturf, Mrs. Lou Ann 15 218 Kyle, Mrs. Alma 17 Kyle, Mrs. Mildred 16 Lacy, Miss Bess 21 LaGrone, Mr. Grady 4, 5, 14 LaGrone, Mrs. Leila 4, 5, 17 Leftwich, Mr. Kyle 22, 75 Lewis, Martin, Mr. Q. M. 12, 41, 219, Mr. Robert 19, 214, 216 150 McKee, Mrs. Billie 15 McKissack, Mrs. Kara 19 Koonce Junior School Facult Brooks, Mrs. Mildred 205, 206 Cariker, Mr. Earl 204, 217, 219 125, 132, Phillips, Mrs. Naomi 204 Pitts, Mrs. Johnny Z3 Poore, Miss Clara Sue 23 Ratley, Mrs. Eugena 23 Rhiddlehoover, Mr. Howard 19 Rider, Miss Helen 19, 20 Roberson Roberson , Mr. Jack 19, 107 , Mrs. Jack 22, 24, 84, 85 Robinson, Mrs. Juanita 23 Robinson, Mr. Louis 14, 59, 130, 129 Hutcherson, Mr. George 206 Lilly, Mr. Curtis 215 Brooks, Mr. Glynn 205 A Abernathy, Jean 197, 134, 64, 65, 85, 80, 57, 35, 32 Cochran, Mrs. Patsy 204 Cousins, Mrs. Tera 206 Goeke, Mrs. Jerry 207, 206 Student Arnold, Mickey 160, 161, 224, 58, 64, 80, 36 Atwood, Randy 197 Austin, Donna 190, 188, 217 B Abernathy, Ronny 89, 160, 64, 65, 69, 124, 117, 32 Adarns, Charlotte 182, 99 Adams, Jane 180, 213, 214, 216, 208 Adams, Linda 160 Alexander, Beverly 172 Alexander, Randy 89, 90, 92, 160, 169, 69, 103 Alford, Malcolm 190 Allen, Paula 172, 237, 64, 65, 78, 35, 32 Bagley, Bagley, Bagley, 105 Bagley, Bagley, Bailey, Bailey, Bailey, Bailey, 49, 1 Barry 190, 214 Brenda 160, 82 Butch 89, 92, 135, 102, 104, Johnny 197 Rodney 197 Davis 197 Debra 190 Debra 197 Terry 89, 92, 135, 138, 158, 00, 101, 102, 114, 38 Allison Dianne 182, 99, 68 Allison, Jean 172, 58, 80, 67, 36 Allison, Joe 197 Allison Sam 197 Allison, Tommy 89, 90, 92, 134, 48, 69, 117, 113, 75, 115 Allred, Dickie 134 Allred, Virgil 172 Allums, Glenn 160, 74 Amburn, Marsharie 172 Arnburn, Rondal 172 Anderson, Gaylon 134, 74 Anderson, Janice 190 Anderson, Kay 197 Anderson, Lee Roy 190 Anderson, Richard 172, 75 Andrews, Billy Don 182 Andrews, Carolyn 190 Applegate, Kathy 190 Applegate 79, 217 , Ricky 160, 62, 63, 69, 72, Baker, Billy Ray 160, 75 Baker, Dale 190 Baker, Gloria 190 Ballard, Elaine 182, 62 Bankhead, Kevin 190, 62, 207, 211, 214, 216 Bankhead, Phillip 197, 186, 217 Barnett, Jane 172, 80 Barnett, Myrna 160, 86 Barnett, Pat 160, 80 Barnett, Sharon 197 Barrett, Jane 172 Armstrong, Patsy 134, 79, 130, 26, 55, 37 Arney, Mike 197 Arney, Ricky 172, 75 Arney, Steve 172, 75 Arnold, Bill 182, 107 260 Bates, Laura 160, 82, 36 Bates, Scotty 135, 64, 69, 126, 78, 37, 32, 40 Beard, Margaret 249, 135, 59, 72, 79, 187, 67, 37, 60, S5 Beason, Gayle 82 Beaty, 216, Bell, E Bell, L Bell, L Barbara 190, 207, 210, 213, 188, 217 riC 177, 62 avenda 190 eonard 136 Bell, Rhonda 190 Berry, Douglas 161, 64 Bert, Pat 190 Bettevy, Cecil 172 Bettevy, John 197 Martin, Mrs. Edna 16, 123, 219. 218 Martin, Mr. Wayne 206 Index Bice, Floyd 197 Bickam, Susan 172, 67 Biggers, Linda 172, 67 Biggers, Linda 172, 67 Biggs, Beverly 190 Biggs, John 172, 62 Biggs, Kay 182 Bingham, Jimmy 136, 58, 69, 37 Birdwell, Brenda 190, 213 Birdwell, Jimmy 172, 64, 79 Bishop, Sherry 173, 80 Blair, James 182, 107 Blair, Johnny 89, 90, 161, 94, 95 Blair, Lynn 161, 94, 95, 96, 69, 115, 36 Boggs, David 182 Bolding, Steve 161, 62, 81 Bolton, Jimmy 173, 74 Bolton, Judy 182, 85, 80 Bolton, Kay 161, 80, 68 Bone, Jimmy 161, 22 Bone, Linda 182, 68 Bonner, James 197 Boone, Jeff 197 Boone, Mandy 190, 189, 216, 217 Booth, Linda 173, 83 Boren, Wesley 182 Bounds, Brenda 190 Bounds, Jimmy 182 Bounds, Phil 93, 173, 96, 59, 69, 103, 171 Bounds, Robert 136, 74 Boyd, Judy 6, 136, 138, 64, 65, 79. 32, 35, 37, 40 Boyd, Tony 190, 62 Boyd, Wanda 173, 70, 36, 68 Boyett, Judith 182 Brady, Linda 136 Ross, Mrs. Sarah 80 Shaw, Mrs. Nettie 16 Shirey, Mrs. Sally 12 Shumate, Mrs. Janie 15 Smith, Mr. George 21 Stracener, Mr. Leland 21, 74, 106 Stone, Mr. Ed 18, 65 Strong, Mrs. Betty 18 Tatum, Mr. Bill 88, 94, 20 Tatum, Mrs. Lou 16 Tew, Mr. Obie 23 Walker, Miss Sandra 22 Wedgew'orth, Mrs. Doris 21, 24 White, Mrs. Elizabeth 15 Wooley, Mrs. Ruby 13 Wooley, Mr. Vernon 18, 24, 86 Morton, Mrs. Ruth 203, 205, 207, 206 Smith, Mrs. Alliece 206 Templeton, Mr. Mike 207, 206, 220 Wiggins, Mrs. Marie 206, 215 Briery, Bonnie 137 Briery, Ray 190 Briggs, Don 190 Briggs, Larry 182 Britt, Ann 135, 137, 62, 81. 32, 39, 112, 127 Britton, Danny 161 Britton, Lindy 173 Britton, Sandra 182, 67 Broach, Martha 173, 80 Broadway, Judy 197 Brooks, Bobby 161, 74 Brooks, Carlos 173, 71 Brooks, Cynthia 197, 214, 213, 217 Brooks, Johnny 190, 214 Brooks, Milton 197 Brookshire, Bill 182, 62 Broom, Jimmy 83, 161,'164, 103 Brown, Bobby 182 Brown, Brenda 190 Brown, Chuck 190 Brown, Gene 197, 196 Brown, Jo Elaine 161 Brown, Brown, Brown , Paula 182, 86, 68 Regina 161, 170, 64, 83, 85 Robin 175, 62, 63, 81, 32 Brown, Sandra 197 Browning, Pat 89, 92, 173, 223, 52, 100, 103 Bryant, Kenneth 173, 106 Bryant, Burks, Nelda 190, 216 Kenneth 137 Burleson, David 173, 62 Burns, Cecelia 161, 64, 83 Bums, Chester 182, 62, 63, 107 Burns, James 173 Burns, John 173 Burns, Paul 190, 214 Brantley, Pat 136 Braucht, Sally 137 Brewster, James 197 Brewster, Kirk 197 Brewster, Shirley 137, 62, 63, 32, 114, 118 Bush, Deanna 197 Bush, Minnie Lee 137, 68 Bush, Sarah 173 Bustin, Bob 173, 81, 36 Butler, JudY 99, 84, 85, 68 Byrd, Mike 191 Cadenhead, George 161 Cain, Allen 138, 62, 63, 69, 81 Calhoun, Ken 191, 214 Cameron, Bert 198 Cameron, Louise 182 Campbell, Bill 161 Campbell, Danny 191 Campbell, Sarah 173 Campbell, Stephen 138, 74 Cannon, Dennis 167 Crume, Gregory 191, 214, 216 Cullum, Susan 172, 174, 234, 52, 58, 80, 67, 36 Curtis, Tona 193 D Daniel, J. B. 191 Daniel, Tommy 174 Daniels, Patricia 183, 86 Dzarngll, Drew 174, 223, 64, 69, 0 Darnell, Karen 225, 140, 59. 72, 79, 84, 133, 41, 187, 37 Davis, Canoy, Michael 191 Canoy, Mickey 181, 195, 201, 214, 216 Capps, Gary 198 Capps, Mike 198 Capps, Regina 173 Cariker, Donna 182 Cariker, Earl 173, 96, 69, 103, 36 Carrico, Linda 138 Degnell, Stephanie 174, 84, 85, 86, 7 Davis, Candy 198, 214, 217 Davis, Clifford 183, 107 Davis, Jimmy 190, 75 Davis, Joe Davis, Linda 183 Davis, Randy 191 Davis, Rob 174 Shirley 188 Farmer, Patsy 198 Farmer, William 175 Fields, Delores 141 Finklea, Connie 191, 62 Fleming, Paula 191, 217 Fleming, Randy 175, 69 Forman, Brenda 183 French, Brenda 175, 62, 81 G Gaddis, Paula 160 Gary, Jayne 175, 62, 81 Gary, Joan 191 Gary, Judy 183, 62 Gentry, Robert 198 Gentry, Sandra 198 Gerardy, Bob 175, 64, 69, 81, 103. 32, 36 , Gholston, Gary 191, 89, 214, 216 Gibbs, Cecil 198, 109 Gibbs, Jean 130, 87 Gibbs, Lester 198 Harris, Jackie 199, 85 Harris, Janice 175, 80, 36 Harris, Johnny 175, 75 Harris, Judy 175, 80, 67 Harris, Marilyn 192, 213 Harris, Mitchell 142 Harris, Phyllis 257, 135, 142, 59. 61, 64, 65, 72, 80, 113, 68, 29, 129, 54, 33, 37, 40 Harris, Reba 246, 249, 145, 61, 62 63, 72, 80, 31, 114, 37, 40 Harris, Harris, Richard 192 Rickey 183 Harris, Sammy 192, 62 Carswell, Judy 191, 213 Carter Steve 94, 95, 96, 69, 75, 21, 101, 138 Cassity, Junior 182 Castle, Kay 182, 58 Cates, Terry 181, 201 Chamness, Clyde 191 Chamness, Connie 191, 213, 216 Chamness, Dennis 173 Chandler, Deborah 161 Chapman, Keith 191, 214 Chelette, Karen 162, 248, 62, 32 Deason, Nelda 183, 67 Dergnard, Kennedy 162, 62, 69, 79, 3 Denton, Betty 162, 248, 256, 99, 64, 83 Denton, Dalton 183, 256, 107, 32 Denton, Danny 89. 92, 256, 140, 158, 105, 103, 32 Denton, Joyce 198 Deppe, Jim 191, 216, 217 Dickerson, Beverly 183, 80 Dickerson, Ernestine 162 Ginself Ginsel, David 199 Donna 183. 53 Gist, Ann 141 Glenn, Stephen 162, 237, 102 Glenn,Wayne 141, 101, 102, 75 Godwin, Brenda 175, 83 Godwin, Pat 205 Goeke, Diane 199, 207, 211, 217 Goodman, Bobbie 183 Goodman, Willy 175 Graves, Bernita 142, 64, 83 Ch elette, 1 17 Kay 162, 246, 248, 62, 81, Cheshire, Agnes 198 Cheshire, Carolyn 167 Cheshire Cheshire Chesser, , Don 191, 216, 107 , Joe 173 Marsha 149 Choate, Mike 198 Dickerson, Lamar 140, 75 Dison, Dawn 183, 99 Dison, Rickey 162 Dison, Sander 140, 81 Dixon, Rene 108 Donald, Judy 191 Dorsett, Nick 183, 106 Dortch, Dwayne 183 Graves, Gail 142, 32 Graves, Kenneth 199 Graves, Linda 175, 64, 83 Graves, Sue 191 Gravis, Jay 142 Gray, Betty 199 Gray, Charles 163, 75 Gray, Martha 191 Christianson, Robert 191, 62 Clabaugh, Dianne 138, 97, 98, 61, Clabiaugh, Earl 148, 139, 75, 129, 5 Clabaugh, Sandra 161, 71, 80, 33 Clark, Janet 198 Clark, Kenneth 182 Clark, Palmer 139, 69, 79, 37 Clickard, Mac 198 Cole, Berlinda 182, 108 Cole, Johnny 162, 75 Coleman, Pansy 182 Collard, Connie 225, 248, 139, 80 Dozdy, RickeY 93, 162, 96, 102, 3 Drewery, Noel 93, 174 Driver, Reba 198 Droptini, John 162, 75 Duckworth, Le Anne 174, 224, 99, 67, 36 Drewery, Charlotte 198 Duke, Charles 183 Duke, Jerry 198 Durrett, Andy 89, 91, 92, 243, 7, 140, 158, 104, 103, 126, 54, 114 Durrett, Tena 174, 67 Green Charles 185 Green, David 175 Green, Jimmy 163, 62, 63, 126 Griffin, Larry 191, 214 Griffin, Sandra 163 Griffith, Gail 142 Griffith, Keith 183 Griffith, Sue 175 Grimes, Phil 199 Grimes, Steve 183 Grimes, Wanda 183, 81, 108 Groce, Jeannine 183, 99 Gruver, Debbie 183, 32 Collier, Angela 198 Collier, Cassie 174 Collier, Larry 149, 89 Collier, Larry 167 Collier, Ludie 162 Collins Jeannette 174, 80 Colliins, Patricia 149, 73, 89, 139, 7 Collins, Terry 174, 96, 100, 102, 103, 171 E East, Debbie 191, 216 East, L12 140, 72, 80, 133, 125, 68 Edge, David 162, 64 Edge, Gary 89, 91, 238, 95, 96. 141, 42, 59, 69. 133, 125, 117, 112, 28, 114, 37 Edge, Ginger 141, 48, 66, 117, 114 Edge, Terry 198 Cook, Marilyn 162 Copeland, Kathryn 191 Copeland, Lee 93, 174 Copeland, Raymond 174 Cordray, Christine 183 Cowan, Patricia 183 Cowan, Vickie 162 Cowart, Charlotte 198 Cowart, Ronny 191, 214, 216 Coxen, George 198 Craddock, Karen 162, 80, 117, 127 Craig, Margie 149, 74, 92, 139, 74 Craig, Rickey 162, 75 Ellis, Rosemary 167 Emmons, Billy 191 Erwin, Linda 191, 62 Escoe, Kent 150, 260, 107 Escoe, Susan 172, 174, 67 Guin, Charles 199 Gullette, Becky 199 H Halcomb, Billy 144, 109, 75 Halcomb, Richard 96 Halcomb, Sue 199 Hall, Baily 175 Hall, David 199, 213 Hall, Taylor 163, 62, 63, 32 I-Iammons, Butch 191 Hancock, Alice 183 Hancock, Charles 199 Hancock, Frank 192, 213 Harrison, Danny 183, 86 Harrison, Dean 192 Harrison, Marilyn 249, 143, 72, 84, S0, 113, 127, 37 Hart, Andrea 192, 214, 216, 188, 217 Hartless, Roger 192, 214 Hartley, Carolyn 192 Hartley, Louise 143, 74 Hathaway, Sammy 183 Hawkins, Dixie 163, 86, 108, 68 Hayes, Jackie 163, 70, 119 Haymond, Debra 199 Haynes, Doyle 93, 175, 176, 171, 76, 75, 36 Hayes, Patty 199 Hayes, Ronny 199 Heard, Debbie 192 Heard, Ronny 183, 62 Heaton, Larry 143, 59, 187 Heaton, Tommy 163, 62, 63, 79. 117, 34, 36, 32 Henderson, Bill 199 Henderson, Louann 183, 62 Hznderson, Link 135, 143, 59, 62, 3 Henigan, Kathy 175, 214, 85 Higginbotham, Mary 163, 244, 72, 79 Hight, Jerry 199 Hill, Gary 175 Hillin, Don 175, 32 Hinsom, Linda 192 Hodge, Henry 184 Hodges, Lois 184, 67 Hodges, Robert 163 Hogue, Donald 143 Holcomb, Charles 192 Holder, Jimmy 184 Holland, Richard 89, 90, 92, 144, 158, 46, 69, 101, 113, 115 Holland, Steve 144 Holloway, L. 192 Holloway, Jeanie 144, 61, 80, 127, 37 Holmes, Johnny 144 Holmes, Linda 175, 80, 67, 36 Holmes, Tommy 176 Honeycutt, Billy 176, 64, 65, 35, 36 32 Honeycutt, Gloria 145, 58, 64, 79, 84, 85, 57, 68, 37 Hood, Cherry 144, 21, 62, 63, 80, 32 Hood, David 199 Hook, Scott 192, 62 Hooker, Jim 93, 163, 51, 69, 103 Hooker, Van 176 Cranford, Dennis 204 Craver, Charles 167 Evans, Evans, Betty 198 Beverly 198 Evans, Dale 88, 89. 90, 91, 141, 158 Evans, Darrel 183 Evans, Donna 191 Evans, Jimmy 191, 214 Evans, Joyce 183 Evans, Ricky 198 Hancock, Huey 199 Hancock , Shirley 183 Hankins, Johnny 163 Hanna, Martha 183 Haper, Gail 183. 99, 58, 181, 68 Haper, xickie 163, 226, 97, 46, 66, 115, Hardy, Jim 175, 75 Craver, Kenneth 167 Cross, Mike 198 Crowl, Lynn 149, 80, 139, 81 Crowl, Sharon 183, 62, 81 F Fant, Rodney 174, 20, 81 Farmer, James 191 Harkrider, Kent 175, 69, 81 Harkrider, Tim 183, 106 Hzzrrigan, Brenda 58, 163, 64, 83, 8 Harrigan, Rose 192, 213, 216 Harrison, Dean 192 Hooper, Brenda 144, 74, 85, 80, 110 Hooper, Gail 193, 213 Hooper, Jerry 163, 75 Hooper, Larry 89, 91, 45, 158 Hooper, Sherlon 163 Hooper, Sherry 193, 213 Horn, Chrys 176 Huber, Gladyce 145, 80, 68, 37 Hudson, Bobby 184 Hudson, Charlotte 176, 70 Hudson, Chris 193 Hudson, Karen 193 Hudson, Nevilee 184, 86, 67 26I L Nail, S Hughes, Sammy 163, 75 Hull, Bobby 193, 189, 214, 216 Hull, Hull, Hunt, Hull, Hunt, Joe 196 Judy 213, 217, 196 Raymon 145, 74 Linda 163, 99, 72, sz, 36 Linda 200, 217 Hunter, Becky 184, 68 Hignter, Kathy 258, 145, 64, 8 Hunter, Loretta 163, 80, 68 Hunter, Peggy 200 Hutto, Edward 163 I Ingram, Donald 109 Ingram, Larry 184 Ivey, Clifford 184 Ivey, Linda 152 Ivey, Michael 184 Ivy, Charlotte 200 I Jacks, Danny 184, S2 Jacks, Johnny 176 Jacks, Lynda 145, 80 James, Curtis 176, 79 James, Jerry 193 James, Tona 193 Jarvis, Laura 70 Jaynes, Carnietti 146, 80 Ogden, Lynn 202 Jeffress, Betty 146, 74 Jeffress, Camey 184, 83 Jeffress, Macy 108 Jeffress, Patricia 146 Jernigan, Denny 184, 62 Jeter, Ronny 200 Jimerson, Jane 200 Jimmerson, Johna 184, 83, 108 Jimmerson, Judy 200, 213, 209 Jimmerson, Phil 164, 214 Joffrion, Brenda 200 Joffrion, Claire 176 Joffrion, Eric 164, 19 84, 80 Kiper, William 161 Kirby, Jan 193, 213, 216, 217 Kirkland, Alice 168, 94 Knight, Bill 176 Knight, Teresia 200 Koonce, Dale 176, 75 Koonce, Phillip 200 Kyle, Dean 188, 118 Kyle, James 176, 76, 75 Kyle, Linda 193 Lacy, Annette 64, 65, 79, 147, 55 116, 32 Lacy, Brent 193, 214 Johnson, Ann 176, 64, 171, 76, 75 Johnson, Debra 200 Johnson, Jane 146, 79 Johnson, Judy 146, 70, 68 Johnson, Karen 200 Johnson, Nedra 176, 70, 67 Johnson, Paula 184, 58 Johnson, Rhonda 184, 62 Johnson, Ross 200 Johnston, Pam 176, 84, 80, 85 Johnston, Pat 147, 22, 109 Jolley, Rob 200 Jolley, William 184 Jones, Don 176, 62 Jones, Frances 164, 83, 108 Jones, Jan 176, 234, 58, 64, 65, 80, 67 Jones, Jody 164, 75 Jones, Larry 184 Jones, Jimmy 176, 62 Jones, Nancy 213 Jones, Pat 147, 75 K Kaufman, Sally 200, 217 Kay, Larry 147 Keeling, Dianne 164, 80, 36 Keeling, Keith 193, 214, 217 Kelly, Don 176, 195, 196, 62, 82 Kelly, Johnny 147, 62, 63, 34, 32 Kendall, Dane 164, 74 Kilgore, Kathy 176, 172, 193, 86 Kilgore, Kerry 176 Kinser, Kathy 200 Kinzback, Kirk 200 Kiper, Kiper, 262 Dale 161 Frances 176 LaGrone, Annette 62, 97, 164 LaGrone, Curtis 93, 176, 36 LaGrone, Jimmie Nell 200 LaGrone, Judy 177 LaGrone, Kay 164 LaGrone, Killis 200 LaGrone, Mack 184 LaGrone, Melvin 177 LaGrone, Mickey 58, 89, 96, 103, 164, 170, 224 LaGrone, Randell 200 LaGrone, Randy 69, 81, 106, 174 177 LaGrone, Ronnie 193, 214, 216 LaGrone, Tommy 62, 193 Lambert, Debra 184 Lambert, Gerald 147 Lambert, Robert 93. 18, 103, 177, 75 Lange Thomas 22, 75 Langford, Andell 201 Langford, Donna 193 Langford, Goldie 184 Langford, Lindal 184 Langford, Sherry 201 Langford, Steve 184, 107 Langford, Vickie 193 Langley, Frances 62, 63, 164, 32 Langley, Frank 201, 97, 98 Langley, Sharon 62, 193, 216 Lawhorn, Barbara 193, 216 Lawhorn, Clifford 164, 75 Lawhorn, Poyle 69, 102, 165, 167 Lawhorn, Larry 184 Lawhorn, Wayne 165 Lawhorn, Owen 201 Lawless, Bill 165, 229, 242 Lawless, Stevie 201, 209 Laws, Barbara 201 Laws, Joel 86, 96, 100, 177 Layco, Fred 184 Layco Jeri 201 Layco, Lorraine 177 Leggett, Burch 64. 65. 69. 89, 103, 104, 165, 32 Leggett, Paul 188, 193. 207, 210, 214, 216, 217 Leggett, Tim Lejeune, Erwin 201 LeJeuene, Shirley 148 Leslie, Linda 148 Leslie, Roger 184 Lewis, Debra 201 Liles, Jimrny Liston, Brenda 51, 99, 138, 165 257, 68, 114 Liston, Diane 184, 68 Liston, Donna 193 Littleton, Larry 184, 71 Littleton, Richard 193 London, London, Carl 193 Lucille 148, 128 Lovett, Margaret 165, 62, 80, 32 Lovil, Patsy 74. 165, 241 Lovil, Travis 62, 193, 214 Luman, Linda 184 Luman, Lora 193 Luman, Ricky 165 Luman, Ronnie 177 Luman, Vernell 193 Lynch, Billy Ray 193, 214, 217 M McBride, David 77, 89, 176 McBride, Shirley 84, 86, 168 McCall, Bobby 177 McCann. Carolyn 83, 177 McCann, Jacolyn 201 McClencl0n, Carol Sue 201, 217 Miggrmack, Judy 21, 62, 131, 150, McCullough, Dwain 193 McCumber, Darlene 201 McDaniel, Charlotte 201 McDaniel, Linda 177 McDaniel, Mike 207 McGee, Charles 193 McGee, Kay 201 McGuire, Gary 194, 214 McGuire, James 185, 107 McGuire, Paul 194 McKee, Karen 86, 185 McKee, Kathleen 45, 59, 61, 64, 72, 80, 86, 150, 222, 25, 30, 35, 57, 39. 40 McKnight, Larry 177 McLain, Linda 185 McMillan, Jerrie 166 McMillan, Mitchell 88, 89, 92, 150, 158, 162, 238, 243, 75 McMillan, RonnY 53, 185, 107 McMillan, Sue Ann 62, 63. 58, 79, 85, 181, 185, 32 McMillan, William 201 McNabb, Charlotte 185 McNabb, Kathy 81, 151 McNabb, Patricia 177 McNair, Tommy 201 Madrid, Yvonne 183 Magnfss, Murry 90, 135, 148, 153, 109, 112 Maines, Jeanell 185 Maines, Linda 201 Malone, Beth 177 Malone, Betty 148, 153 Malone, Ora Jean 82, 177 Mangham, Charles 20, 106, 177 Magham, Margaret 193, 213 Markantile, Simon 64, 165, 75 Marlin, Melinda 218 Marshall, Jerrilyne 49, 64, 65, 66, so. 165, 226, 32, 6a Marshall, Jimmy 201 Martin, Gary 62, 193 Martin, Kay 58, 79, 116 Martin, Steve 176, 195 Masion, Joe 201 Matlock, Larry 177 Mattson, Carl Mauritzen, Chris 193, 214, 208 Iwfguntzen, lX1ike 103, 105, 149, 153, 7 May. Henry 200 Mayo, Debra 193, 213 Mayo, Larry 185, 107 Mayo, Linda 74, 165 Mayo, Terry 93 Milam, Danny 93, 100, 102, 177, 75 Milam, Linda 80, 150 Milam, Patsy 194 Mgelr, Elaine 64, 79, 82, 166, 36, Miller, Pam 64, 84, 80, 149, 241, 38, 127 Miller, Sharon 201 Minter, Pam 194 Mitchell, Benny 93, 177 Miami, Tim 74, 101, 149, 153, 57, 126 Monic, Lamar 201 Monic, Jennifer 194, 216 Monk, Doyle 166, 75, 76 Monroe, Nelson 194 Moore, Abbie 153 35, 68, 110 Moore, Bob 64, 177, 36 Moore, Gayland 194, 214 Moore, Jane 65, 72, 149, 221, 252 Moore, Jill 194, 213, 216 Moreland, Danny 149, 183 Moreland, lyielinda 108, 185 Morris, Jerry 100, 101, 150, 153 Morris, Nancy 177 Morris, Joe 201 Morrison, Eddie 6, 44, 58, 69, 71, 88, 89, 91, 150, 30, 33, 37, 39, 119, 111, 40 Mosby, Mike 194 Moseley, Sharon 166 Mosly, Steve 166 Mullins, Susan 194 Mullis, Kenneth 201 Murray, Nancy 79, 166, 68 N Nail, Edward 177, 178, 75, 76 Nail, James 194 Nail, Lilly 201 Nail, Marilyn 194 andra 202 Nance, David 86, 96, 176 Needham, Mary 64, 151. Nelson, D'Arcy 86, 177 Newman, Charles 96, 177 Newman, Frank 93, 94, 166 Newman, Richard Newman, Sylvia 194 Nichols, Georgia 202 Nichols, Hazel 80, 84, 159, 166, 243, 36 Nichols, Randy 202 Norsworthy, Mike 202 Norsworthy, Ralph 74, 166 Norsworthy, Sally 151, 241 Novak, Stanley 71, 79, 151, 40 Nigtt, Sharon 58, 64, 177, 239, 35 7 O Oatgs, Sherri 64, 65, 83, 178, 250, 3 Oliver, Jean 185 Ouakirk, Dale 202 Overturf, Kelly 202 Oweris, Danny 89, 90, 92, 151, 238 11 Owens, Linda 62, 178 P Palmer, Brenda 194 Palmer, Paul 80, 166, 33 Parker, Jerry 166, 75 Parker, Jimmy 166, 76 Parker, Nicky 185 Patrick, David 93, 94, 100, 103, 178 Patrick, Mike 202 Peace, Jacky 74, 81, 146, 152, 75 Phillips, Ruth 79, 166, 231, 56 Pierce, Barbara 202 Pierce, Bill 185 Pierce, Bobby 185, 107 Pierce, Chuck 202 Pierce, Joe 64, 69, 93, 166, 257, 32 Pierce, Sandra 194, 213 Pike, Jimmy 74, 152 Pilcher, Mary 166, 243, 248 Pippen, Jane 86, 185, 67 Pitts, Jo Ann 194 Pitts, Johnie Lea 202 Pitts, Juanita 83, 178 Pitts, William 22 Pope, Marie 82, 178 Soape, St Porter, Roger 22, 64, 65, 89, 90, 133, 152 Portman, Kathy 202, 213 Posey, Janice 70, 79, 152, 37 Poss, Donna 202, 217 Poss, Lonnie 69, 58, 94, 95, 96, 225, 25, 35, 38, 116 Powell, Dale 194 Powell, Danny 166 Powell, Diane 202, 213 Powell, Debra 202 152 Pride, Eddie 194, 107 Pride, Ricky 89. 178, 75 Prince, Becky 80, 152, 248, 37, 68, 130 Prince, Leslie 189, 194, 207, 211, 214, 216, 217 R Don 202 Rainwater, Charles 185 Ramsey, John 89, 90, 152 Ransom, Pam 194 Ray, Albert 202 ,Ray, Barbara 178 lRay, Beverly 185 lRay, John 6, 89, 69, 92, 153, 75 'Rasa Rav, Johnny 178 Martha 62, 185 Robert 195 Whigham, Redmon, Kay 58, 80, 166, 36 lRedmon, Vickie 62, 194 Reed, Dale 178 Reed, Linda 64, 80, 153 Sutlive, Chuck 203, 213 Reed, Reed, Patty 62, 63, 79, 85, 181, 185 Robbie 89 Ross, Larry 185 Ross, Tina 202, 213 Rowe, Randal 179 Rowe, Robert 154 Ruddick, Randy 195, 214 Rushing, J. J, 59, 154, 75, 76 Rushing, Vicki 99, 185 S Salter, Charlotte 99, 179 Samford, Morris, Jr. 64, 167 Sanford, Joe 64, 65, 81, 167 Sanford, Judy 97, 99. 179, 56, 67 Saiggders, Gary 20, 64, 71, 79, 179, Scott, Kim 202, 217 Screws, Genevieve 70, 80, 167 Screws, Lynn 82, 84, 163 Sells, Billy 167 Sells, Clyde 202 Sells, Rebecca 83, 179 Shadowens, Jacquline 64, 65, 81, 159, 167, 227, 68,78 Shadowens, Janice 179, 67 Sharp, Becky 195, 207, 210, 213, 216 Sharp, Donna 20, 70, 167, 36 Sharp, Rodney 89, 179 Sharpe, Sandra 80, 167, 68 Shearer, Judy 202 Shell, Susie 172, 179, 213, 36, 67 Shell, Ted 203 Shires, David 179 Shires, Emma 170 Soap, Phil 203 Soape, Richard 74, 156, 168 Soape, Shirley 195 eve 195 Spears, Susan 186, 68 Spencer, Robbie 186, 107 Spradley, Judy 186 Spradley, William 203 Spurlock, Karen 82, 179, 68 Spurlock, Sandra 195, 213 Stanley, Barbara 203 Stehle, Dari 180, 78 Stehle, David 186 Stephenson, Sammy 186 Steptoe, Anita 61, 72, 80, 135, 237, 244, 156, 75, 76, 113, 112 Stewart, Beth 131, 37, 156, 68 Stone, Steve 195, 214 Stough, Carol 156 Walker, Melody 68, 186 Walker, J. Gill 195, 213 Wallace, Kathy 195 Wallace, Kathy 180, 82 Wall, Earl 184 Wardla w, Kathy 36, 64, 69, 79 Ware, Larry 186 Warner, Francis 203 Warner, Kathy 62, 63, 81, 180 Watson Weaver , Mike 195, 214 , Eddie 52, 59, 181, 186 Wcdgeworth, Dennie 86, 186 Wedgeworth, Janice 195 Welborn, James 195 Welch, Bonnie 195 Welch, Forest 178 Welch, June Ellen 156 Welch, June 170 Welch, Michael 186 Stovall, Stovall, Stovall, Stovall Strong, Strong, Bill 164 Bob 89, 168 Gayle 168 Perry 203 Andy 180 John 203 Stuckey, Dan 202 Stuckey, Sullivan, Sullivan, Ann 168 Carol 58, 186 Summers, Charles 62, 186 Summers, David 156, 168 Summers, Linda 168 Welch, Willie 77, 170 Weldon, Vance 195 Wells, Bill 185 Wells, Ray 170 Wells, Rodney 74, 169 Wenaham, Brenda 203 Westbrook, David 203 Westbrook, Jim 169 Westbrook, Kay 68, 99, 186 Whitaker, 72, 97, Debbie 47, 61, se, 61, 98, 157, 248, 252 Whitaker, James 186 Whitaker, Nancy 180 Whitaker, Toni 156 Reed, Stacia 59 81, 135, 153, 39, 112 Reed, Susan 194 Reeves, Glenn 194 Reid, Randy 62, 194, 214 Reid, Robby 96, 103, 178 Reynolds, Bobby 202 Rhiddlehoover, Deborah 62, 63, 70, 79, 166, 167, 36 Rhiddlehoover, Judy 81, 185 Rhiddlehoover, Roy 62, 63, 178 lRhiddlehoover, Steve 202 Rhodes, Helen 166 Rhodes, Judy 83, 153, 37, 39 Riall, Patty 194, 216 Rich, Christine 70, 86, 166, 178, 36 Richeson, Frank 202 Riley, Patricia 202 Rinkle, Donald 167, 75 Risinger, Buddy 202 Risinger, Betty 64, 80, 178 Ritter, Chris 167, 75 Ritter, Dexter 202 Ritter, Larry 69, 89, 90, 92, 106, 167, 170, 75, 114 Ritter, Stanley 185 Ritter, Susan 80, 179 Roberson, Ken 64, 179, 36 Robertson, David 202 Robinett, Gail 70, 79, 153 Robinett, Jackie 185 Robinson, Claude 153 Robinson, Eddie 194 Robinson, Jacky 202 Robinson, Jackie 185, 107 Robinson, Peggy 167 Robinson, Ronnie 195, 214 Rogers, Sammy 202 Roe, Jo Nell 80, 84, 179, 234, 67 Roe, Sandra 58, 59, 61, 69, 71, 72, 80, 154, 225, 249, 25, 30, 33, 56, 37, 68, 116, 126, 40 Roe, Shirley 86, 185, 67 Rodriquez, Raul 185 Rodriquez, Robert 185 Roquemore, Ron 202 Rocquemore, Steve 89, 167 Rogers, Danny 195, 214 Rogers, Donny 185, 107 Shires, Mary Ruth 64, 80, 83, 154, 32 Shires, Patricia 183 Short, Richard 185 Shubert, Larry 177, 195 Shull, Bobby 62, 179 Shull, Susan 97, 195 Shumate, Judy 97, 167 Simmons, Jerry 179 Sims, Jackie 179, 75 Singletary, Cynthia 50, 58, 133, 154 114, 125 Singleton, Kenneth 170 Sistrunk, Debbie 203 Sistrunk, Sue 178 Skelton, Laura 81, 182, 185 Skinner, Debra 203 Skinner, Robert 91, 100, 101, 155, 109 Skinner, Sheila 62, 185 Slatter, Basil 179 Slatter, Randell 203 Small, Doris 185 Smith, Bob 74, 155 Smith, Bubba 50, 59, 64, 65, 69. 203, 104, 155, 228, 229, 114, 32, Smiih, Debbie 203 Smith, Denise 203 Smith, Frank 203 Smith, Gehrig 195 Smith, Jamey 64, 65, 69, 93, 159, 167, 168. 36 Smith, Jan 41, 43, 66, 155, 67, 114 Smith, Jimmy 69, 79, 179 Smith, Judy 170 Smith, Judy 83, 185, 67 Smith, L:-isa 64, 179 Smith, Marcus 168 Smith, Rebecca 62, 82, 155, 32 Smith, Reva 80, 179, 36, 67 Smith, Robby 47, 59, 64, 65, 69, 89, 90, 91, 11, 100, 101, 155, 37. 75, 113 Smith, Roger 68, 86, 96, 168, 36 Smith, Trudy 82, 185, 67 Soap, Bob 203 Soape, Bobby 195 Soape, Charlene 86, 185 Soape, Donna 195, 213, 216, 217 T Tally, Sharon 195 Tatum, J Ohm 29, 37. 56, 53, 69. 71, 126,156, 40 Tatum, Susan 31, 32, 36, 64, 68, 83, 159, 169, 227 Taylor, Bobby 195 Taylor, Randy 205 Teal, Jimmy 243 Teeters, Lou 169 Tew, L, C. 195 Tew, Wanda 180 Thoman, Thoman, Thomas, Ben 89, 94, 100, 102, 10 180 Allison 180, 108, 67 Skipper 157, 75 Thomas, Judy 186, 68 Thomas, Lacy 203 Thomas, Ray 180 Tompkin Tompkin 34 s, David 157 s, Ronald 62, 63, 188, 32, Tompkins, Shirley 180 Tompkin s, Tommy Joe 62, 63, 157 Thompson, Joey 81, 180, 36 Tiller, Rebecca 61, 79, 157, 68, 37T Tinkle, Billy Ray 186 Tinkle, Rayford 169 Tipton, Larry 195, 214, 216 Tolleson, Linda 37, 79, 115, 124, 125, 1 Trimble, 122, 1 27, 133, 157 Rob 36, 59. 69, 89, 117. 59, 163, 223, 111 Tucker, Mike 186, 258 Tworney, Jane 84, 168, 169 White, Carolyn 169 White, David 195 Whitley, Barbara 62, 186 Whitley, Barbara 62, 186 Wilcox, David 195, 214 Wiley, Andy 164 3. Wilkerson, Carolyn 62, 180 Wilkerson, Jerry 184 Wilkerson, Jerri 195, 213 Wilkerson , Randall 164 Wilkins, Deborah 169 Wilkins, Janice 203 Williams, Williams Betty 83, 158, 68 Clay 69, 75, 96, 169 Williams, Deborah 186 Williams, Essie 79, 169, 233 Williams, Greg 195, 107 U Underwood, Robert 36, 81, 93, 180 V Vice, Linda 169 W Wade, Mike 203 Waits, Roy 93, 180 Waldrop, Roger 195 Walker, 80, 15 Betty 31, 37, 56, 58, 67, 7 Williams, Nancy 217, 203 Williams, Ronny 178, 201 Williams, Sherry 186 Williams, Susan 36, 67, 79, 180 Williams, Vickie 203 Williamson, Chris 72, 79, 116, 158 Williamson, Kelly 58, 62, 63, 69, 79, 180 Willis, Debbie 178 Willis, Vickie 203 Wilson, Ralph 170, 242 Wilson, Wayne 203 Woods, Bryan 96 Woods, Kathy 36, 64, 68, 79, 170 Wooley, Linda 36, 58, 64, 70, 86, 170 Wooten, Tommi 130, 136, 137, 184 Worthington, Jerel 32, 62, 63, 170W Wright, David 69, 80, 93, 158, 37 Wright, Patricia 180 Y Yates, Darrell 103, 170 Yarbrough, Janie 158 Yarbrough, Jean 62, 79, 170 Yingling, Billy 203 Yingling, Carla 86, 180 Young, Dewey 180 Yount, Letretha 203 263 , 4 r f .. 8 5 I UQ' F ' 1, ,g Climb every mountain, search high and low, Follow every byway, every path you know- -ROGERS and HAMMERSTEIN I CLASS SONGI INDEX EIfITORS-Margaret Beard, Sandra Roe Mary Higginbotham PHOTOGRAPHERS-Dianne Clabaugh, Mary Higginbotham, Phyllis Harris, Rick Applegate ART EDITOR-Chris Willianmson ADVISOR-Virginia Knapp 264 2 5 Www ,nl!1QwmmpqM,. 1.W..a.,-.W , .. ...,-4.Mlwm- J- - , a '5 V-... . - . ,.,. 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