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

Text from Pages 1 - 280 of the 1967 volume:

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XVe, of the 1967 PINE BURR, wish to honor one whose time has been spent in preparing Carthage youth in the field of mathematics. Miss Helen Rider has striven to improve her teaching through constant participation in summer workshops and mathematic insti- tutes. Miss Rider has sponsored the senior class this year and in the past years she has been a friend to the students in her classes. Her witty sayings, her clever board dis- plays, and her quiet assurance have lent an air of friendly learn-ing to CHS. We salute Miss Helen Rider. Linda Hull presents M' H l R'd f' J at the PINE BURR Pflffgfis 6 sn I er Wh an Ofchfl Tabu 01, Faumites.. - ..1O Houma .... H24 Ong ' ..4o Activities... H72 Qpowts... .192 Aimiuisbtatiow ...114 Classes .... ...ies Kooawjw. ...IQQ A ...224 Miss Helen test. Rider feels confident that her students can pass the 'K Driver education helps to insure the future for all of us. Au.d'Als Mrs Martha Hopkins keeps her students busy in English. ATwwFofv During the four years a student attends Carthage High School, he may enter a variety of courses, Three directions of study are offered. A student may choose to follow science and engineering, or general college preparatory, or minimum and vocational course to attain his diploma. Wm La ,f M, f--may w..,i- Experience is a very useful teacher in the Homemaking department Study hall gives students an extra chance to study and to do homework. 7 4-2 Wfithin CHS one may see any number of teams. Each team has a time to devote to its plans for victory. The students and, faculty form our largest team. Each class, each department, and each club contribute to the victories of Carthage High School. Once a member of the team, you are always considered a member, either active or in- active. M af- L t Relaxing after working hard is part of victory, too. by 'Vs The A Cappella Choir combines voices in the Alma Mater I I 'D' ' x L 1 41' 1 -ai sul' . X if 1 5 I X CHS Bulldog squad gets final signals straight before a game, AT'ww6ofvVwiofuJ QMLT IARTHAGINIAN staff unite to provide the student body with a bi-weekly iewspaper. ,.,h! P, E encourages girls in sportsmanship and team effort D'Arcy Nelson votes in the PINE BURR elections. jean Allison stamps Kay Bolton's hand as,I.inda Hull takes Kay money at the PINE BURR party. Judy Shumate and Karen Craddock pose while Mary takes their picture. Kwww The student hody elects thirty of their peers to he their favorites. This select group is chosen in five different categories. These categories are Mr. and Miss CHS, Most Likely to Succeed, Beauties and Beaus, Class Favorites, and CHS Favorites, The honorees are announced at the PINE BURR party. Mfv. Cl-IQ Jiw Bwom Phto byP 7 'kk. v I ,Z , V X V r . 1f . , , ?Q'J .',za.f-li -- 4 W' 'VKX I iw 435' 5, I f QM KF? , , r l 5 ' mtffsff ' air 'ft4ms:if- is , A 42 ,,,ff' . 2 , P' Mwsurwlgw 1 , N ,, I4 'PM Robin, as President of the Student Council and Vice-President of the Key Club, has headed many projects, programs, and parties. He plans to attend Texas A8cM and be an Aeronautical Engineer. Phctos by Poovey 1 I Us '+x -N ll. H fuwim 5 1 H, 2 fm W S' Susan, serving as Secretary of the Student Council, has helped plan many high school projects and activities. Because she is a member of the A Cappella choir, and Select Singers, Susan plans to become a Music Major. A pugws Photos by Poovey Lveewb .. 1. ' 11 YY' QLOILOW Nutt Paula, Aww Beautlesawz Bwwmg nos OOVB Vickie HW y-1 ,lik ,l 3'4 3 fwfffiaiiu ,.a .ff J f.,sf'2f -ex ww, 'Effff , 4 Av -fu f Q, 1. 4-al. N' ' xr H m 'Y- hav , Q fir My k .j'.f JRf?fZiq,, 1' 4+ , M ' A , , ',,,,4L4f'g1Q'l3 'Wm 'H- 9 Q - '4..,4Lii,-,M ffgfg C!-IQ Fauofdtes Ten CHS favorites were selected this year for the first time due to a ruling by the Student Council. In the past, CHS elected a boy and girl who were the Best School Citizen, Most Cour- teous, Cutest Couple, Friendliest, Wittiest, and Most Athletic. The students had such difficulty in deciding on the right category in which to place a student, therefore the PINE BURR staff and Student Council members elected to do away with the old honors. Thus, the students of CHS elected ten classmates to be the CHS Favorites. f x HY' X , 3, '35 an L, qw , n hd A fw ' ' , +A ., ,EAN . gw: : ,1.,- .. Riff. E 5 f j 2 1 if 84 ' -4 'Z a H i . ' EQ? M 35 M., ,s . M3 if N ' 'K ve Rob Trimble, president, presents Student Council pins. Hamm Karen Craddock presents Jim Broom the honor of being Mr. Touch- down. Fathers of the fighting Bulldogs are given seats of honor on Dad's Night. Eclifofuz Qusw QAM Any student can achieve honors at CHS. Honor students represent hard work, long hours and determination to achieve scholar- ship, leadership and citizenship. M V Quww Tafwfw 95.47 Kemwdg Dwwvwb 94.6 I ff ,A 'ghig Q tending SUSAN TATUM Serving as Captain of the Pep Squad, ,. . being named Valedictorian receiving the honor of Outstanding English Student being awarded Most Likely To Succeed . .. accepting the Betty Crocker award acting as Stu- dent Council Secretary. 28 QwSawTatu:w Jw SWR Rob wmbva Debbie ' Jawjomes Kemwdlj Demwula Jackie Qlwdoweas Nedwfjolwisow dag william y LQAMQ Dudewofuflu y JAMEY SMITH Presiding as Key Club President .. . serving as' Vice-President of the junior Class . . . being an All-Region Choir member . . . participating as a halfback on the football team , . . riding in the FFA Rodeo . .. being chosen as a CHS Favorite. To be chosen an outstanding student is an unusual honor since Carthage High School is one of the ten pilot schools of Texas. Ten students are selected each year by the High School faculty to represent outstanding qualities of scholarship, leader- ship, and citizenship. These students are chosen not only for their scholastic ability but also for their participation in the activities of Carthage High School. ROB TRIMBLE Acting as President of the Student Council being elected Most Likely To Succeed . . . being chosen Outstanding Senior Boy . . . serv- ing as Vice-President of the Key Club . .. presiding as Junior Class President . . . training the athletic teams . . . acting as chairman of the junior-Senior Prom . , . ' DEBBIE RHIDDLEHOOVER Posing as majorette of the CHS band . .. play- ing the piano for the stage band being awarded the Citizen of the Month . . . receiving the honor of Outstanding Senior Girl . . . serv- ing as library assistant. 29 ull' JAN JONES Counting money for the junior Class magazine M sales singing in the A Cappella choir and Select Singers Playing the piano for the choir serving her apprenticeship for Editor -,h' of the 1968 Pine Burr being a member of Q 1 by tw W N, i Q the Honor Society. iicc g f . 1 I V I , I I I r ' ' - ' if- 1 KENNEDY DENNARD Mixing chemicals in chemistry lab receiving the honor of outstanding Key Club Boy . . . participating in the CHS band acting as a member of the International Relations Club being a member of the Honor Society. 30 JACKIE SHADOWENS Managing the A Cappella choir receiving the Spirit of A Cappella choir award working as an assistant in the attendance office serving as Treasurer of the last year's junior Class being elected sweetheart of the Industrial Arts Club. . . acting as Secretary of the Drama Club. NEDRA JOHNSGN Serving as library assistant . . . being named to the Honor Society , . . ing in the Pep Squad , . . presiding as Library Club President. participat- CLAY XVILLIAMS Pliying basketball . . . being a member of the Honor Society .. representing CHS at Boys State receiving the Citizen of the Month award. Le ANNE DLICKWORTH Being chosen lfditor of the 1967 CARTHA- GINIAN , , . participating on the Girls' Bas- ketball team . , . acting as a member of the CHS Pep Squad . . . receiving a position on the 1968 Pine Burr staff. as L f h. . S i sf ,, . t Q ,Q f- 3,4 Fran! Row: Jennifer Monic, Leslie Prince, Susan Tatum, Jan Jones, Paula Allen, Regina Brown, Mickey McMillan, Barbara Beaty, Patty Riall, Rose Harrigan, Serond Row: Jill Moore, Barbara Lawhorn, Melody Walker, Gayle Harper, Judy Bolton, Brenda Harrigan, Kathy Woods, Rhonda Bell, Betty Risiinger, Debbie East, Sherrie Oates, Connie Chamnessg Third: Steve Stone, Jim Deppe, Paul Leggett, Bob Gerardy, Gary Saunders, Jamey Smith, Doug Berryg Fourth Row: Joe Pierce, Butch Leggett, Joe San- ford, Billy Honeycutt, Ronny Abernathy, Bob Moore, and Mickey LaGrone. ,Franz Row: Kathy Warner, Vickie Redmon, Patty Reed, Frances Langley, Margaret Lovett, Second Raw: Jean Yarbrough, An- nette LaGrone, Phyllis Samford, Debbie Rhiddlehoover, Barbara Whitley, Rhonda Johnson, Third Row: Robert Christenson, Ronny Thompkins, Tommy Heaton, and Denny Jernigan. 32 Accept Awwwls e Jackie Shadowens displays her trophy for being elected as the Spirit of A Cappella Choir recipient. Tommy Heaton and Ronnie Thomplcins received places in the All-Region band. Tommy Heaton accepts the john Philip Sousa Award from band director, Sam Burke, 33 55 l . x., I 1 I ,- -, V' N . am., . S 11- , 5 . ' x ' W as ., 'Qi , ii 6 a W 5 X 1 9 fl 'Y 32 r Rob Trimble and Deborah Rhiddlehoover receive the Outstand- ing Senior Boy and Girl award, presented by the Rotary Club president Ethon Birdwell. Susan Tatum proudly accepts the outstanding English student trophy presented by Mrs. M. P. Baker. '. x Q 5 2 'X ' . . v k if 34 S xi. Susie Shell won the outstanding Future Homemaker award. Laura Bates is awarded the first annual Outstanding Science student award from Mrs. Mary Hull. cldeue TOP Houma Miss Bess Lacy presents Ronny Abernathy and Sandra Clabaugh with the Village Players' Outstand- ing Drama Student Award. Elaine Miller receives the Outstanding Business Stu- MiCkey I.aGrone, Kathy Wcnods, jackie Shadowens, and jim HO0k6f ff10f dem Award from Mfg, Doris Wedgetyvoffh, pictured, served as Lion's Club Representatives. 35 I-lonofv ' P A' 4 ,,i,--...fu W up In P. N N Af lv-4 .Y Franz Row: Annette LaGrone, Vickie Haper, Diane Keeling, Debbie Rhicldlehoover, Betty Denton, Serond Row: Kathy Ward- law, Mary Higginbotham, Rick Applegate, Ricky Dowdy, Kathy Woods, T bird Raw: Kennedy Dennard, Tommy Heaton, Clay Williams, Laura Bates, Elaine Miller, Brenda Harrigan, Linda Hull, Susan Tatumg Fourth Row: Jamie Smith, Rob Trimble, Lynn Blair, Darrell Yates, Roger Smith, and Butch Leggett. 36 Y' 5 Q ' 4 , . li 7 A ' l 'M Y ,f's. - . J if ,-P-P 1, . If i 1 -Et 1' Franz Row: Charlotte Salter, Jan Jones, Susan Cullum, Janice Harris, Regina Capps, Judy Bulter, Patty Daniels, Kay Castle, Jean Oliver, Doyle Haynes, Second Row: Susie Shell, Sherrie Oates, Nedra Johnson, Linda Holmes, Wanda Boyd, Paula Brown, Vicki Rushing, Third Row: Judy Sanford, Betty Risinger, Reva Smith, Phyllis Samford, Dianne Allison, Fourth Row: Jean Allison, Billy Honeycutt, Bob Gerardy, Robbie Spencer, Susan Williams, Patty Reed, Karen McKeeg Fifllz Row: Gary Saunders, Earl Cariker, Joey Thompson, Terry Collins, Gail Haper, Charlotte Hudson, Sixlh Row: Bob Moore, Phil Bounds, Bob Bustin, Robert Underwood, Dennis Shamness, and Curtis LaGrone. Carthage is proud of its scholastic achievement, which is so strongly promoted by the High School Honor So- ciety. Although many students fail to realize the importance of the Honor Society, to be a member of such an or- ganization is one of the most important parts of one's high school career. The honor roll, which is announced each six weeks, is based upon the top 1592 plus the points that a student receives according to the courses he is taking. For in- stance, a student taking physics receives more points than a student taking homemaking. Thus a student who makes all A's may not necessarily make the honor roll. When a student has been named to the honor roll three times in one year, he is eligible to become a member of the Honor Society. Each student receives an honor pin representing his membership. 37 f:.-. to Donna Austin and Karen McKee placed second in district debate. Bob Moore and Billy Honeycutt 1-present Carthage High in the All-State Choir. TmoFofvMowAwwedA- Jamey Smith, Paula Allen, Bob Moore, Greg Williams, Billy Honeycutt, Mickey LaGrone, Joe Samford, Ronny Abernathy, and Doug Berry receive place-s in the All-Region Choir. 38 l S Q january DEBBIE RHIDDLEHOOVER December February CLAY WILLIAMS RICK APPLEGATE 1 Ln.J A 9 November 2 moif'fQj,iiNSlii S March ELAINE MILLER 73 S LORETTA HUNTER 3 .M - Q me 5' October ' y APM KENNEDY DENNARD WAS TOMMY HEATON U mi NOT PICTURED September Mal' SUSAN TATUM DOROTHY HOLLER The Citizen of the Month Award, sponsored by the Pfzzzolfz llflzlrhzzzfzzz, is given to the student who represents outstanding qualities of citizenship, scholarship, and leadership during that month. The senior teachers of Carthage High School select the students who most deserve this honor. Each student receives his own personal plaque on which his name is engraved. 39 Doyle Haynes rides high in the FFA rodeo parade. My we Chews FHA PROJECT: MURALSF UU MATTER ll UI IYHIIQ Gill! VBR fl Susie Shell explains her FHA project. Shop students display projects they have made in class Jeaw Awisow Every student has an opportunity to he- long to a club or organization that will chal- lenge his abilities and training. These groups carry out educational projects, social activities, and community functions. 'R via 1' we Miss Hattie Maude johns shows the inner work ings of the clock that controls the bells. Qclwollfill ' As a governing body, a council can do much for the student body of a school. Included among the year's activities of CHS's Student Council were selling ribbons and conducting pep rallies and bonfires during football season, sponsoring a Sweetheart Dance and other parties, decorating the Christmas tree for the school, and helping with the Heart Fund and March of Dimes Drives. Other annual events sponsored by the council were Twirp Week and Western Day in the spring. Koonce students who are to be entering high school were given information from council members on what to expect next year. The Student Council consists of the officers, homeroom represent- atives, organization presidents, class presidents, and editors of publica- tions. Each homeroom was given a copy of the minutes of each meeting so that all students would know what had been planned. Q Doyle Haynes makes a campaign speech for Stu dent Council elections. ff! Student Council officers are Rob Trimble, president, Butch Leggett, vice-president, Susan Tatum, secretaryg Betty Denton, treas- LlI'C1'. 42 , ,fr-l S5 I fi , 1' 1,0 Front Row: Rob Trimble, Butch Leggett, Susan Tatum, Betty Denton, Jo Nell Roe, Jackie Shadowens, Sharon Nutt, Bob Gerardy Second Row: Tim Harkrider, Barry Bagley, Paul Leggett, Mary Higginbotham, Brenda Bagley, Brenda Harrigan, Deborah Rhiddlehoover, Nedra Johnson, Mickey LaGrone, Brenda Liston, Sandra Clabaugh, Jimmy Broom Third Row: Pat Browning, Terry Collins, Vickie Haper, Paula Johnson, Donna Austin, Kathy Woods, Donna Soape, Judy Butler, Reva Smith, Charlotte Salter, Pam Johnston, Roger Smith, Darrell Yates Fourth Row: Eddie Weaver, Danny Harrison, Cecelia Burns, Kennedy Dennard, Debbie East, Paul Palmer, Regina Capps, Doyle Haynes, Susan Cullum, Linda Holmes, Joey Thompson, Bob Moore, Jim Hardy Jamey Smith 1 Boys on the front row listen attentively at a council meeting. Ut: , Football ribbons are sold by Student Council members. 43 , Ii, in . ,at,t1.t L V X , , 1 Second year students are Paul Palmer, Pat Barnett, Karen Craddock, Kay Bolton, Miss Virginia Knapp, Dianne Keeling, Mary Higginbotham, Judy Shumate, Genevieve Screws, Adviser, Sandra Sharpe, Aim.-enum First year journalism students, Front Raw: Judy Minnigh, Debbie Chandler, Lynn Smith, Leisa Smith, Jo Nell Roe, Janice Harris. Second Row: Curtis James, Mickey Arnold McMillan, Gayle Stovall, Linda Tyler, Susie Shell, Susan Cullum, Linda Holmes, Judy Sanford, Jerry Bailey, Thin! Row: Tina Durrett, Miss Knapp, Brenda French, Eric Joffrion, Brenda Liston, Jimmy Smith, LeAnne Duckworth, Brenda Bagley, Jan Payne, Nancy Morris, fNoz Pirzzzred: Sandra. Clabaugh and Laura Batesj 44 aaogeawwa - .. . ,- Sandra Clabaugh, on Feature Staff, works on Carthaginian. tltl i Qanfhagcnillw -..N,....A.M.-v.f .,,.,,..fv14-...-....f- Nesvmnnvfs Iv. p THE ,aupv-uv' , ' ,,,,,.w-...,.-w.'v- X -na cumin: wir., m, wawwwn.-A .......,-.-.....,....- ...,s- -.....--N.,,,-..- ,,,,.,w-wa, '-1 ' N g..a..-w.1-- .f-.ww-.s'4 ..,,..,,.-..MMw.f- -v-'W' -'wfs -.anew- -'--' -,,,.,,w...,M-4-f ,,-1Y,,,.....-v- ,,,,,,.....,-0:02 ,w-v,.,..,.,.-v-- ...W-,..,. , Mu,,.,.-M., .,,t..v'..4-- ' ,,..,,,.v-Av ' v Nv,,,,,.-- '-- ,,w-Q. ..,...f-v -gr' ....,4An4 f::'-.- ,,,.v- ,,,.,.vv-f' ..z ..,,M4 A ' rw.- 5-J-AA,., W, ....,..,,--:C gf-nw' , .-.- ,.,--.fv-1, .M1- Ii-,-v- ' ,,,,.,.f-5:1 Q-,,,,..--f .f--fe-1 ,,,.,,.,,,--f' -',,..,-.v .,2.',.a-7':' x-rw, W.. Y, .. ,,.,f-- 1:-f ..- I -vv xl-if gf,-.1-' MW ' '.,,.,- Tie ,,,,... f :. 2'J-Cl V- ,,,..f----f',Z', -f-f ', WW ',,,zfI5 'SJ A-fcffe ',.2,'f+f.-0-vw'-.--f- For the second straight year, the CHS publication received the Texas High School Press Association Championship in Denton, plus an Award of Distinguished Merit at the Inter- scholastic Press Conference in Austin. With their adviser, Miss Virginia Knapp, students attended the SMU Forum at Dallas in October, the THSPA Convention at Denton in December, and the ILPC at Austin in March. Award-winning journalists included Susie Shell, who won second place on the paper's Christmas cover, Paul Palmer, who placed second in features, Leisa Smith placed fifth in editorials. Palmer was also managing editor of the Sweat- fbopper at Texas ASLM Workshop in july. Special color editions were the Thanksgiving, Christmas, Easter, and Senior editions. Throughout the season, the 43 students enjoyed a Christmas Party at the Durrett's home, a dinner and movie in Shreveport, and an all-day picnic at Lake Murvaul in Iune. M Preparing layouts is Judy Shumate, Business Manager for the CHS paper Karen Craddock and jerry Bailey return wheel chair to Speech Class after it was .brought to J department by mistake. 45 The Library Assistants certainly do their part in devoting time and energy to the school. Daily activ- ities include filing, checking, and repairing books, as well as helping students find materials. During Na- tional Library Week, April 16-22, the club was responsible for many activities. Some of these were bulle- tin boards, rotunda displays, and book reports. The group also en- gaged in several parties during the year. Through training, these stu- dents encourage appreciation for the library. Library Assistants are Miss Nell Copeland, Becky Sharp, Dawn Dison, Nedra johnson, Donna Sharp, Debbie Rhiddlehoover, Wanda Boyd, Linda Wfooley, Charlotte Hudson, Charlene Soape, Christine Rich, jackie Hays. Lib Library Club officers are Nedra john- son, presidentg Charlotte Hudson, vice- presidentg Wfanda Boyd, secretary-treas- urer, Donna Sharp, reporter. 'k,.s,,,,,J1' l',,.,v ' I XX SAW' ' Library Club members are jackie Hays, Donna Sharp, Wfanda Boyd, Miss Nell Cope- land, Nedra johnson Char- lotte Hudson, Becky Sharp. F D.E. 066m OPP ' ,gl 32. .E Fran! Row: johnny Ray, Rodney Wells, Stanley Crawford, jerry Hooper, Ruth Phillips, Sandra Griffin, Bill Campbell, Patsy Shirey, Glenn Allums, Steve Mosby, William Pitt, Eric joffrion, Tommy Holmes, jimmy Bone, The Distributive Education program gives interested stu- dents the opportunity to finish high school and work at the same time. The group went to the Shreveport Fair in the fall. Dinner at El Chico's and a Hamburger Party were also held. Members received jackets this year. For their fund-raising campaign, the club sold fruit cakes. Simon Marcantile, Ricky Dison Semnd Row: Lovel jean Williams, Terry Mayo, Camey Jeffries, Linda Mayo Third Row: Dave Kendall james Green, Ralph Norsworthy, Mr. Leland Stracener, Sponsor Time is given to service for the school by arranging the ac- tivity bulletin board in the rotunda. The yearly highlight is the Employer-Employee Banquet in May. Selected as Out- standing Employers were Lovell Kelly and Carson Cock- rum. Margie Craig, last year's sweetheart, presents Linda Mayo, chosen as this year's sweetheart, a charm bracelet at their D.E. OFFICERS: Linda Mayo, Secretary-Treasurerg Camie jeffress, Reporterg DE, Club Banquet, Simon Marcantel, Scrapbook Editorg Eric jeffrion, Social Chairman, Glen Allums, Vice-President, Bill Campbell, President Rodney Wells, Photographer ,,,, i and 47 H l I The FHA chapter helps to encourage homemaking abil- ities in its members. The annual Family Fun Night for the girls and their families was held in October. In December, students gave a Christmas Party for their Rusk State Hospital Project. They also attended the Area FHA meeting in Nacogdoches on April 1. Four went to the State FHA meeting in Dallas, April 20-22. A . A ...., . ...,. .4 Discuss During National FHA Week, April 2-8, a gift was pre- sented to the Panda County Rest Home. Two impressive rotunda displays were arranged. Two style shows were also held. In the fall, the theme was Twas the Night Before Christmas , in the spring, Springtime, Members saw pro- grams on degrees and projects at club meetings. To end the year, there was a picnic at Lake Murvaul. From Row: S. Escoe, D. Dison, S. Spurlock, E. Seegers, J. Wilkerson, P. McNabb, W. Tew, C. Sullivan, N. Deason, L. Cameron, B. Law horn, J. Donald, J. Pitts, M. Nail, J. Twomey Second Row: S. Shell, D. Liston, L. Hunter, D. Wilkins, J. Harris, S. Cullum, L. Holmes, S. Oates, V. Langford, B. Beaty, S. Crowl, S. Britton, J. Anderson, B. Brown, R. Jean Gwinn, G. Pope, J. Thomas, C. Soape Third Raw: J. Sanford, L. Kyle, J. Shtunate, P. Samford, J. Jones, J. Shadowens, D. Keeling, G. Stovall, M. McMillan, S. Soape, G. Hooper, K. Biggs, K. Kilgore, S. Shull, J. Barrett, S. Bush, B. Evans, S. Thompson, J. Roe, P. Johnston, Founb Row: L. Bone, P. Minter, J. Wledgeworth, J. Smith, T. Smith, R. Dixon, M. Higginbotham, S. Sharpe, P. Barnett, K. Bolton, G. Gillery, T. James, K. Copeland, J. Pitts, L. Bell, B. Fore- man, C. McNabb, P. Ransom, V. Redmon, J. Maines, D. Boyce, W.Thompson, S. Brown. 48 l L HOMEMAKING OFFICERS: Judy Sanford, Second Vice-president, Jo Nell Roe, President, Jane Twomey, Area IX Historian, Susie Shell, Third Vice-president, Sydney Brown, First Vice-president, Dawn Dison, Sergeant-at-Arms, Linda Bone, Fifth Vice- presidentg Charlene Soape, Secretary, Pam Johnston, Treasurerg Susan Escoe, Fourth Vice-president, Dianne Liston, Parliamen- tarian, Judy Thomas, Historian. Q I . p A I3 . . - - - rout Row: B. Elliott, R. Jones, B. Risinger, P. Fleming, K. Spurlock, P. Riall, K. Applegate, J. Moore, J. Carswell, S. Hooper, W. Boyd, N ohnson, B. Harrigan, S. Bickham, S. Tatum, R. Brown, B. Denton, F. Langley, E. Williams, A, Sullivan, M. Amburn, Second Row. G. Bailey, S. Davis, D. Sullivan, B. Holloway, S. Skinner, J. Harris, B. Birclwell, B. Biggs, P. Johnson, S. McMillan, J. Groce, A. Thoman R. Bell, S. Reed, L. Biggers, N. Anderson, M. Moreland, N. Whitaker, D. Liston, Tbird Row: Mrs. Wanda Funk, Sponsor, D. Austin I. Monic, C. Charnness, D. Soape, S. Langley, S. Pierce, Martha Gray, Mary Gray, D. East, J. Adams, G. Baker, M. Boone, B. Sharp, M piangham, D. Mayo, L. Luman, V. Luman, M. Pope, K. Wallace, L. Booth, Mrs. Allene Roberson, Sponsor. 49 1 FHA Week Nui! Donna Liston and Brenda Bounds stand before rotunda display during FHA Week. jo Nell Roe, Dawn Dison, Diane Liston, Pam Johnston, Judy Thomas, and Susie Shell present program at Family Fun Night. Susie Shell and Susan Tatum pose for Spring Style Show. P FHA Beaus, JIM HOOKER and DARRELL YATES WQMAKERS +0 1 of 5 fa 5 m cfm EH, 5 2 1' O -1 gi 5 xo 0 QV' 4: x NEW YN UI! is Q . y,n, It ' T . X 4 Y gl, Q I is Qi px W pe llsls y . x X l 50 Homemakers enjoy festivities during Family Fun Night. uma Teacluiug - Education: World's Torch for Peace -This was the theme of the FTA State Convention in San Antonio that nine members attended in February. Here, Mrs. Hazel Kyle, past advisor of the club, received the coveted John Lovelady award for outstanding service. The District VIII meeting in Palestine saw Janice Harris elected area financial secretary, and Jean Allison and Curtis James give speeches. Money raising campaigns were held for the Kyle-Ross Scholarship Fund. One activity was the sponsoring of a movie for an assembly program. These FTA members were among those attending the State Convention in San Antonio. 2 nn. Q it IW. - Xiu tml FTA OFFICERS: Kay Bolton, Treasurer, Jean Allison, Reporter, Reva Smith, President, Linda Holmes, Secretary, Mrs. Martha Hopkins, Sponsor, Janice Harris, Vice-President, Susan Cullum, Historian, Mrs. Sarah Ross, Sponsor. From Row: Karen Craddock, Paula Johnson, Mickey Arnold McMillan, Jane Twomey, Debbie Wilkins, Paula Allen, Sharon Nutt, Loretta Hunter, Judy Gary, Sandra Pierce, Gloria Baker, Nevilee Hudson, Sharon Crowl, Kay Castle, Patty Daniel, Jo Nell Roe, Susan Tatum, Stephanie Darnell, Kay Bolton, Linda Holmes, Janice Harris, Susan Cullum, Susan Escoe Second Row: Paula Brown, Ann Johnson, Gayle Stovall, Judy Minnigh, Debbie Chandler, Phylis Samford, Kathy Applegate, Patty Riall, Jill Moore, Barbara Lawhorn, Barbara Beary, Kathy ' Kilgore, Judy Spradley, Jayne Gary, Kathy Woods, Paula Fleming, Jennifer Monic, Connie Chamness, Jane Pippen, Beverly Dickerson, Jan Jones, Tblrd Rota: Betty Risinger, Margaret Lovett, Sandra Sharpe, Pat Barnett, Dianne Keeling, Linda Tyler, Ronnie Thompkins, Curtis James, Keith Bailey, Vicki Redmon, Tina Durrett, Janis Shadowens, Nancy Morris, Reva Smith, Alison Thoman, Pat Wright, Pam Johnston, Jean Allison, Mrs. Martha Hopkins, Mrs. Sarah Ross, Sponsors 5l PFA Plans Pwgwms and Projects 233 1 Franz Row: Ronnie Robinson, Sammy Harris, Dale Reed, Mr. Kyle Leftwich, Sponsor, jim Hooker, jane Adams, Sweetheart, Stephen Glenn, Luis Lopez, Bobby Soape, David Britt, jane Pippen, Co-Sweetheart, Glenn Reeves, Mr. E. L. Oates, Sponsor, Dale Koonce, jimmy Davis, jim Hardy Second Row: Larry Downs, Paul Burns, james Nail, Roy Briery, Randall Ruddick, Charles Halloway, Danny Campbell, Barry Bagley, Gary McGuire, johnny Harris, Leroy Anderson, Wesley Boren Third Row: Stan Ritter, Eddie Pride, Greg Williams, Paul McGuire, Travis Lovell, Nicky Parker, Mike Ivey, Gaylon Moore, Gary Hill, Cecil Bettevy Fourth Rauf: jimmy Parker, Charles Gray, johnny Cole, Don Cheshire, Danny Rogers, Bobby Pierce, Greg Crume, Tony Boyd, Jackie Robinson, Larry Briggs, Danny Milam Fifth Row: Jody Jones, Clifford Lawhorn, James Kyle, Chester Burns, Sammy Hughes, Jamey Smith, jimmy Holder, Richard Anderson, Sixzh Raw: Bill Campbell, jr: Cassity, Larry Lawhorn, Butch Hammons, Raymond Copeland, ,james McGuire, Larry Mayo, Ricky Arney, Ricky Luman Seventh Row: Daniel Dubose, Dennis LaGrone, Dale Baker, Bobby Taylor, David Boggs, jimmy Evans, Thomas Lange Eiglyzla Row: Rodney Sharp, Ed Nail, Dennis Evans, Larry jones, Ray Thomas, Ricky Craig, Ricky Pride, Chris Ritter, Roger Leslie, Willie Goodman, Nick Dorsett, Steve Arney, Ricky Harris, William jolly, Noel Drury. 52 Starting the year for the FFA was the Sweetheart Contest. Next, around 50 members attended the State Fair. Dale Koonce and jim Hardy went to the National FFA Conven- tion at Kansas City in October. The local chapter had five teams that entered the Dis- trict Leadership Contest at Kilgore. Two teams went on to Area Contest. T At the Houston Fat Stock Show, there were four teams who were in the judging Contest and four boys who showed animals. Local boys won the County Forestry judging Contest and went to state at Nacogdoches. Programs were provided for the Lions and Kiwanis Clubs. The club also celebrated National FFA Week with downtown window exhibits, rotunda displays, and large posters. i A local project show and sale was held, in which 75 animals were involved. Approx- 'imately 150 were present for the annual Parent-Son Banquet. Much time and hard work also goes into the FFA Parade and Rodeo. The local FFA won a Gold-Star Emblem for being an Outstanding Chapter in the State. Plans are also being made to attend State FFA Convention in Dallas this summer where four boys are entered in the State Farmer Award Program. l FFA OFFICERS: jane Pippen, Chapter Co-Sweetheartg Randall Rowe, Sentinel' Dale Koonce, Vice-president, jim Hardy, Presidentg Lindy Britton, Treasurerg Cecil Bettevy, Secretary, jane Adams, Chapter Sweetheartg Mr. E. L. Oates, Sponsor. Q 4 JANE ADAMS, FFA Sweetheartg JANE PIPPEN, Co-Sweetheart I ' gh A ,,!,,,,a. . I -Q . ,,. . V i H iiii W V, . an 'W 4' .fitng f , f 10-fl an .. r..,-t. , . K , .gf james Kyle poses with his FFA Project, a fine pig. FFA members enjoy the food at the Parents-Son Banquet. 53 pmwskdub 'wCustoms Running basketball concession stand, sen'- ing at Football Banquet, and attending PASFC in Austin were some of the many ac- tivities in which the Spanish Club participa- ted, The club ended the year with a party on the river and by presenting Mr. Vernon Wooley with a plaque showing him their ap- preciation. Marie Pope, Kathy Wallace, Jean Malone, Karen Spurlock, Laura Bates, Deborah Lambert, jerry Wlilkerson, Sandra Spurlock, Don Kelly, Mr. Leland Stracener, Sponsor. 54 Fran! Row: Susan Willimns, Rose Ann Baldwin, Shirley Roe, Susan Spears, Linda Booth, Mr. Vernon Wooley, Sponsor. Second Row: D'Arcy Nelson, Karen McKee, jean Oliver, Pamela King Third Row: Christine Rich, Linda Wooley, Nancy Birdwell, Deana Harris Fourlb Row: Bob Bustin, Roger Smith, Nick Dorsett, Tim Harkrider, Henry May Fifth Row: Chuck Brown, Gary Martin, DeWayne Dorch, Larry Ware, O, A. Cassity, Daniel Dubose adm vawia :des Attend to Devoting considerable time to the school is the audio-visual department. This organization consists of trained members who provide help for the fac- ulty and student body by or- dering films and filmstrips and by issuing tape recorders, film projectors, and other equip- ment. The club is also respon- sible for the maintenance of this equipment. Students work in this department during their study halls and activity periods. N 0 ,gong 'si Future Nurses are Brenda Harrigan, Claire Joffrion, Brenda Brown, Regina Brown, Linda Booth, Laura Jarvis, Cecelia Burns, Judy Smith, Sherrie Oates, Donna Liston, Mrs. Doris Wledgeworth, sponsor, Mrs. Lou Tatum, sponsor, Linda Adams, Brenda Bounds, Judy Catswell, Kathy Wardlaw, Debra Mayo, Debbie Sullivan, Linda Graves, Margaret Mangham. At the capping ceremony. The Future Nurses help promote an interest in the profession. Members gain experience and provide community service by working at Panola General Hospital. The group helped with Christ- ' fi -1 QM 5 . 's Q. Q T mas seals, Tuberculosis Drive, basketball conces- . - S J , sion stands, and held regular meetings during Nurses Officers are Linda Graves, Secretaryg Regina Brown, Vice-president, the year Outstanding PNC member W95 Cecelia Mrs. Lou Tatum, Brenda Harrigan, Photographer, Cecelia Burns, President, Q Brenda Brown, Reporter, Sherrie Oates, Hours Chairman, Linda Adams, Historian. Burns. 55 Pima Bwuv TQ i l 'lik 35 -v--' ,... . Seafed: Karen Craddock, Miss V. Knapp, jean Allison, jan Jones, Mary Higginbotham, Linda Hull, Susie Shell, Judy Shumate Sfarzdifzg: Curtis James, Paul Palmer, Rick Applegate, Keith Bailey D'ARCY NELSON Much work and time is devoted to publishing an annual of which the student body can be proud. This is just what this yearls staff has done. At the Texas A 8: M Publications Wforkshop in the summer, Mary Higginbotham and Hazel Hichols represented the PINE BURR. Our cover design, the one on this yearbook, won third in state competition. Another interesting factor is the mondrian make-up on the theme sheets. This play on Cubism is used in most magazines and newspapers today. It creates balance, harmony, and a solid sense of unity. To start this school year off, staff members met at the Higginbotham home to plan coming activities. The selling of ads was discussed, also. After these were sold, each stu- dent settled down to the task of preparing his own section. i Mess U6wlrCt'Q i Much teamwork is needed on this type of work, however. Attending the Texas High School Press Association at Denton, were Paul Palmer, Le Anne Duckworth, Karen Craddock, Jane jones, Judy Shumate, and Miss Virginia Knapp. Here, the '66 annual won an All-Texas rating. At :he Taylor Publishing Company Workshop in Mt. Pleas- 1nt, Judy Shumate, Jean Allison, Paul Palmer, jan Jones, Leisa Smith, Le Anne Duckworth, Susie Shell, Karen Crad- iock, and Miss Knapp represented CHS. Problems of year- Jook layout were studied. Most of the group's social events corresponded with the school's newspaper staff. Included in these were out-of-town Forums, dinner, parties, and other trips. ,E 5 4 si Xiu- f it .. A LE ANNE DUCKWORTH Il In various annual meetings, the staff works out problems of preparing a yearbook. LINDA HULL, Business Manager, checks Account Book. wx. ' ,ti JAN JONES, Koonce Editor, helps type infor- mation for annual pages. 58 , J-nf M ' Q A 5 ,..:LLt,-TM A-We-er' few A 3 j H, ......,, 'lv' 1. Q . ,r g - - L:-X sr, . Q ' , I , sq 3 PAUL PALMER, Sports Editor, works on his sec- tion. ,, , , JEAN ALLISON, Organizations Editor, hopes her layouts meet the deadline. Wm xillll l lkxlb xy I'w,,vfl1mZ 'i if 'i L 'xiii' 'xi 'ji lfiiliiy, . fl I M fi! '9 l ff, ,.-.f-pw-Mm ,'l ff, QLPPW 'Does . as M4 U .4 ' -4- -., . ,O 1 H Betty Denton, Head Cheerleader jackie Shadowens Sharon Nutt Vickie Haper Brenda Liston 59 Pep Squad Boost Hx W P i Front Row: Jackie Shadowens, Brenda Liston Second Row: Judy Shumate, Kathy Woods, Brenda Harrigan, Susan Escoe, Susie Shell, Karen Cradclock Third Row: Carla Yingling, Johna Jimmerson, Linda Holmes, Susan Cullum, Jan Jones, Karen Spurlock' Fourlla Row: Linda Bone, Jane Barrett, Janice Shadowens, LeAnne Duckworth, Reva Smith, Mandy Boone Fiflb Row: Barbara Beaty, Brenda Birdwell, Leisa Smith, Jean Allison, Janice Harris, Debbie East Sixlla Row: Kathy Applegate, Leslie Prince, Rebecca Sells, Sydney Brown, Claire Joffrion, Andrea Hart Seventh Row: Pansy Coleman, Patty Rial, Sheila Skinner, Martha Ray, Nancy Whitaker, Susan Shull Eigblla Row: Margaret Mangham, Sandra Pierce, Marilyn Harris Jerry Wilkerson, Rose Helen Harrigan, Cherry Hooper Ninlh Row: Kathryn Copeland, Sandra Spur- lock, Susan Mullins, Patsy Milam, Tona James, Vicki Langford. Boosting school spirit in athletic events throughout the year was the Pep Squad. Members support the Bulldogs at Pep Rallies and ball games. At the beginning of football sea- son in the fall, a Kick-Off Party was sponsored. The group also formed a friendship circle and a victory line for each game. The Pep Squad consisted of approximately 110 girls a. who devoted time and effort to the organization by making A signs and posters, and by participating in various other ac- tivities. ,., . MISS SANDRA WALKER, Pep Squad Sponsor l l Qpwt is 11 UUA, ,Y2:'ri,., A +1 , ,,,,, . J R gc! I is Q iii? t .1f' 5 Eifiiil- i 'iw' fsiiiiiff' B . i ,E-1 1 45 ' ,- t - .Jill Franz Roux' Betty Denton, Vickie Haper, Sharon Nutt Second Raw: Susan Tatum, Jo Nell Roe, Gail Haper, Charlotte Adams, Dianne Liston Third Row: Judy Bolton, Alison Thoman, Dianne Allison, Kay Vfestbrook, Judy Thomas Fourlb Qows Melody Walker, Wanda Boyd, Vicki Rushing, Jeannine Groce, Kathy Kilgore Fifzla Row: Shirley Roe, Nedra John- son, Paula Brown, Teresa Samford, Judy Butler Sixlb Raw: Susan Bickham, Debra Lambret, Lois Hodges, Paula Johnson ierferzzh Row: Linda Biggers, Connie Chamness, Sandra Britton, Nevilee Hudson, Carol Sullivan Eigbzh Raw: Laura larvis, Jane Adams, Nelda Deason, Judy Smith, Susan Spears Ninth Roux' Trudy Smith, Donna Pirtle, Becky Hunter , 1 f i ' --1 , l 'Qt-'ms 'Xin Pep Squad girls form victory line as football hoys race onto the field. The pep Squad chose STEPHEN GLENN-Mr. Football-JIM BROOM -Mr. Touclulown. 6I C!-IQ One of the first activities of the band for the year was playing at the football games and at pep rallies. They provided half-time entertainment and helped promote spirit. In October, the local music-makers participated in the S, F. A. Homecoming Parade. On November 5, the South Zone Twirling. Contest was held at Kilgore. On November 22, they attended the Marching Contest at Longview. The CHS Band also marched in the Christmas Parade in December. They were in the All-Region Concert at Jacksonville in January. Another activity included in that month was area tryouts for the all-state band in Lufkin, in which Tommy Heaton was chosen as a member. The group played for the Lions Minstrel and the S. F. A. Stage Band contest. One of the highlights of the year was the Band Banquet. This was the first year for this activity and members helped to make it a memorable occasion, Awards and trophies were presented to outstanding band students at the banquet. On March 18, the South Zone Solo and Ensemble Contest was entered. Included in the Band Concert held April 4 were first-year, Junior, and Senior bands. The Con- cert and Sight Reading Contests were held in Pine Tree. V In May, the Band performed for the PFA Parade and Rodeo. Also, solo and en- semble students played for the Carthage Music Club. Twirling tryouts were held att S. F. A. Drum Major tryouts were the following day. Several activities are already lined up for the summer. On june 5, the Solo and Ensemble State contest will be at Texas University in Austin. On the ninth, the Stage Band will play for the Miss Panola County Beauty Pageant. During the later part of the summer, the band will play for the Cattlemen's Parade and Rodeo. MR. SAM BURKE, Director r-'55 ifvi 5 as 62 BOM L' ,pmwmpwgfms - M we U ' e F v . - wBmwlf Front Row: Frances Langley, Jerel Worthington, Ronny Thompkins, Roy Rhicldlehoover, Taylor Hall Second Row: Mr. Sam Burke, Tommy LaG1'one, Gary Martin, Tommy Heaton, Rick Applegate Tbifd Row: Kevin Bankhead, Bill Brook- shire, Robin Brown, James Burns RHYTHM SECTION: Elizabeth Seegers, Charles Rhodes, Debbie Rhiddlehoover. I, eh 5 fiilffff Drum-Major and Band Sweetheart, FRANCES LANGLEY 4, BAND OFFICERS: Frances Langley, Drum-Major, Judy Minnigh, Secretary, Margaret Lovett, Secretary, Debbie Rhicldlehoover, Secretary, Patty Reed, Li- brarian Second Row: Jayne Gary, Librarian, Tommy Heaton, Librarian, Jean Yarbrough, Secretary, Jerel Worthington, Treasurer MAJORETTES: Patty Reed, Kathy Warner, Sue Ann McMillan, Frances Langley-Drum-Major, Judy Min- nigh, Jayne Gary, Debbie Riddlehoover 63 if gg. is li johnny Brooks works in the Shop. E I I ,,,f Ii' These articles made by Shop Students were on display for the public May 14 I ndusbdoff Ants 64 --.Q INDUSTRIAL ARTS OFFICERS: Bailey Hall, Secretaiyg Denny Jernigan, Treas- urerg Ronnie Cowart, Reporterg Sherrilyn Bailey, Co-Sweetheart, Phyllis Samford, Sweetheartg Jimmy Bone, Vice-Presidentg Ronny Lagrone, Sergeant-at-Armsg Lindal Langford, President. li wi .5!,f ' .1 . 'hy sl' Front Row: Richard Littleton, Dean Harrison, Charles Holcomb, Randy Reid, David Wilcox, Larry McKnight, Bobby Hudson, Ken Calhoun, Lindale LaGrone, Bailey Hall Denny Jernigan, Szanding: Jimmy Parker, Ronnie Cowart, Keith Chapman, Larry Littleton, Kerry Kilgore, . . . . L G . B , Clyde Chamness, David White Phyllis Samford, Billy Lynch, Sherrilyn Bailey, J. B. Daniels, Scott Hook, Ronnie a rone, Jimmy one Robert Christianson, Donald Rinkle, Basel Slatter, Mickey Canoy, Keith Keeling, Larry Griffin, Mac LaGrone, Mr. George Smith. nsffwcts lwtmstedf Owffsmaw e Affiliated with the National Association, the local IAC provides opportunities for students interested in different types of workmanship. Included in the activities of the group was a field trip to Lone Star Steel during the winter. A new feature for this year were door prizes at meetings. Members also worked in concession stands for ball games. Also held were fun nights and a striking exhibit of projects made dur- ing the year. These articles showed that much time and skill had gone into their making. This display shows the craftsmanship of IAC nembers. 65 Wiiining the Sweepstakes in UIL Choral Contest at Tyler highlighted this year for the Choir. Both Girls Choir and A Cappella Choir were recipients of this award. The Boys Choir received a I in sight-reading and a ll in Concert. In the UIL solo and ensemble contests, there were 51 first- place medals. Nine members from the local group were chosen for the All-Region Choir. Two members were Chosen for the All- Clwm Make: State Choir. These students are selected on a competitive basis. Jan Jones, local pianist, was also the accompanist for the Region IV Choral Concert at Kilgore. Christmas, Easter, and other concerts were sponsored by the group. Numerous fund-raising campaigns were held to earn money for the choir's activities. A special outing was a trip to the Astrodome in Houston during the spring. l l l li g t r if .1 in 9 ' i7'1Q'! v 'T ea nl rr ACOPPMQUM Front Roux' Linda Graves, Donna Cariker, Melody Walker, Leisa Smith, Gail Haper, Ann Johnson, Betty Benton, Kay Castle,fSharon Nutt, i Jackie Shadowens, Judy Spradley, Jean Oliver, Johna Jimmerson, D'Arcy Nelson, Paula Allen, Regina Brown, Judy Bolton, Charlotte! Hudson, Brenda Harrigan, Kay Bolton. Second Row: Vickie Haper, Patty Daniel, Debbie Gruver, Nevilee Hudson, Paula Brown, Vickie Rushing, Betty Risinger, Kathy Woods, Cheryl Harris, Jan Jones, Susan Tatum, Kay Westbrook, Sherrie Oates, Mary K. Higginbotham, Morris Samford, Joe Sanford, James Blair, Gary Saunders, Bill Pierce, Steve Langford, Bob Moore Third Row: Cecelia Burns, Ronny Aber- nathy, Don Hillin, Jimmy Birdwell, David Shires, Joe Pierce, Robby Spencer, Billy Honeycutt, Mickey LaGrone, Jim Broom, Bob Gerardy, Butch Leggett, Phil Bounds, David Edge, Drew Darnell, Dalton Denton, Denny Wedgeworth, Danny Harrison, Jamey Smith, Doug Berry. 66 vlodiws Musto 40 Q , Gu A it jsut: Qiugms Franz Roux' Sherrie Oates, Susan Tatum, jan Jones, Sharon Nutt, Paula Allen, Leisa Smith, Betty Risinger Burk Rouv joe Sanford, Butch Leggett, Bob Gerardy, Mickey LaGrone, Billy Honeycutt, Bob Moore, Jamey Smith, Ronny Abernathy, CHOIR OFFICERS: Susan Tatum, Managerg Sherrie Oates, Robe Chairman, Paula Allen, Vice-President, Jim Broom, President, Jackie Shadowens, Secretaryg Betty Denton Librarian. 5 r - Ry, r .,,r,i,,,,, I Q MR. ED STONE. Director 67 9, .. ff lCe5CEubTeaclwa ,, - if , ang- if, r' W-. g ,-3, 521 ,if5'tK Q, , , , . ,,W. t t. ,, t- , ,. K, I, 'win ,A - A ,im k V Q4 54mg -1 ,K 'g,.,ggii,-,ti N l,' maui , A 'C A A - 1 it-Nw , . si . ' 8:23 'K' ' A , Avy, A. Front Raw: Ronny Abernathy, Mickey LaGrone, Steve Langford, Tim Harkrider, Gary Saunders, Randy LaGrone, Jamey Smith, Sweetheart -Brenda Liston, Phil Bounds, Terry Collins, Bob Gerardy, Nick Dorsett, Kennedy Dennard Second Row: Jimmy Smith, Rick Applegate, Ken Roberson, Randy Alexander, Darrell Yates, Butch Leggett, Rob Trimble, Robert Underwood, Kent Harkrider, Drew Darnell, Bill Arnold, Danny Harrison Third Row: John Burns, Doyle Haynes, Dennie Wledgeworth, Ricky Dowdy, Roger Smith, Clay Williams, Joe Sanford, Randy Fleming, Earl Cariker, jr., Paul Palmer, Bob Bustin, Bob Moore. 68 Qesponsibla ' Zippo Brothers-Butch Leggett, Phil Bounds, Rob Trimble, Jamey Smith, Bob Gerardy, and Tim Harkrider form a human pyramid. Boys are planning to shoot Brother Tim cannon at the Zippo Assembly Program. out of the ' Key Club boys handed out programs for the football games in the fall and worked in basketball game concession stands. This organization was in charge of driving cars at the Foot- ball Sweetheart presentation. They sponsored a car in the Christmas Parade and served the dinner at the East Texas School Men's Club Meeting at Panola College. Providing further service, members gave a Leadership and Parents Tea on February 12. Eight attended the Texas-Oklahoma District Convention at Tulsa, Oklahoma, in April. The group also won the attendance trophy for Di- vision 14 at the Spring Rally in Rusk. An interesting Assembly program was presented by a se- lect group known as the Zippo Brothers who did acro- batic stunts. At the Awards Assembly, Kennedy Dennard was given the Outstanding Key Clubber award. KEY CLUB OFFICERS: Eddie Weaver, Sophomore Board of Director Butch Leggett, Senior Board of Director, Bob Gerardy, Junior Board of Directorg Jamey Smith, Presidentg Kennedy Dennard, Secretary-Treasurer 5? U- P-I 23. B o- H 9 S O C' 'U R VI -. Q.- fb :J :r ? fb ::: cz. 99 Ei 2 O P ua El :- fb D P1 rf f l, ' - 'yi 'QE 0 2, O 64' F24 ,I T NAT f Q I W Left to 1'igl9l.' International Relation Club Officers, Kennedy Den- nard, President: jean Yarbrough, Corresponding Secretary, Patty Reid, Recording Secretaryg Sue Ann McMillan, Reporter, Rick Applegate, Parliamentarian. IRC P would Interest Carthage, pictured in color, was sent to the Japanese sister school of IRC as well as letters to Indian and Korean schools. A program on hypnosis where ten club members were victims was the highlight of a trip to ETBC, Marshall. S. Sahi, Pakistan, was honored with a tea after his talk on a comprehensive high school. Other programs were l'Young People Around the World by Ed Norsworthy and Perez's slides of his coun- try, Venezuela. A Christmas tea, picnicg hayride and banquet honoring seniors rounded out the club's year. 5 At the teaf-Mrs. Clark, Mr. Sahi, Kennedy Dennard, and Mr. Aleman, student teacher from SFA. Franz Roux' Brenda French, Sue Ann McMillan, Johna Jimmerson, Patty Reed, Martha Ray, Mrs. Kathryn Clark, Essie Williams, Dorothy Holler, Ann Sullivan, jimmy Birdwell, Gary Saunders, jimmy Smith, Kay I.aGrone, Nancy Murry. Sammi Row: Judy LaGrone, Pansy Cole man, Tommy Heaton, Rick Applegate, Mary Higginbotham, Kennedy Dennard, jean Yarbrough, Gwen LaGrone, David Shires, Charles Green David Burleson. 70 D Club pewter Acting Activities of the Drama Department this year included the presentation of Two Crooks and a Lady , a one-act play by Eugene Pillot. The cast presented it on two oc- casions. The contest was held in Jacksonville. Different plays and costumes were studied. The group learned how to apply make-up correctly. In the Christmas Parade, a float was entered. Several members attended numerous speech tournaments throughout the year. Experience was gained from these and other trips. Ronny Abernathy, thief, confronts Linda Holmes, wealthy widow, in the One-Act Play- Two Crooks and a Lady. Frou! Row: Rob Davis, Randy LaGrone, Susan Williams, Margaret Lovett, Debbie Wilkins, Jo Ann Pitts, Linda Davis, Donna Sharpe, Debbie Wilkerson, Sherry Williams, Andrea Hart, Mr. Raymon Thompson Sponsor Serond Row: Kent Harkridet, Ronny Abernathy, jerry Bailey, David Edge, joe Sanford, Steve Bolding, Bob Gerardy, Robin Brown, Rodney Fant, Genevieve Screws Third Row: Mickey LaGrone, Charles Mangham, Ralph Wilson, jim Westbrook, Robert Underwood, Joey Thompson, Morris Samford, Lee Durante, Randy Fleming, Edward Hutto ' 7I Student Council decorates the Christmas tree in the front lobby. 72 vm Jackie Shadowens and Ernestine Dickerson use their time by working 1 in the attendance office. i Dogpatchers come to CHS during Twerp week. Jai, sam CHS is the scene of many activities. Most of these activities occur within the school dayg however, some take place after school hours. Involved in these activities are classes, organizations, and patrons of the school. Ea , . 5 ti at House!! ' Pwseat Ronnie Abernathy CBuz Bassettj plays the role of a 12-year- old girl. 74 Ilgiaura Bates has joe Sanford all tied up during the Senior ay. Sandra Clabaugh, Brenda Harrigan, Debbie Wilkins, and Genevieve Screws are held at gun point by Ralph Wilson. Thaw ls ATM 5 Sandra Clabaugh talks things over with joe Sanford during the Senior play. lu, Q 5 5 ' 5 M ws 6, ,M , if I 1 7 Jody jones, Ronnie Abernathy, Lee Durante, Margaret Lovett, Linda Holmes, and Sherrie Oates present the One-Act Play Two Crooks and A Lady. 75 lla Bob Stovall, Mrs. Helen Durrett, Butch Leggett, and Miss Seniors take the Air Force Achievement Test. Virginia Knapp entertain during a pep rally. Y 4 1 1- S Future Teachers, Janis Shadowens, Linda Holmes, Susan Cullum, and Reva Smith direct parents during the annual Parents' Night. 76 Tlwwis www Coach Red Willis gives before a football game. the team a pep talk l Teresa Samford jumps high during cheerleader try-outs. Brenda Liston is packing for another basketball game. fin the bag is Charlotte Salterj Coach Kick-o .J L Vk,, , ,V,, W, V lr WA Y e My -x ,V JT ,,if f ,, 1 V 5 I -L 1-wr M was Doug Samford and Coach Fred Goeke watch intensely nr the ff Party, Pwvfies new 'MP Rolo lw one up The refreshment line at the PINE BURR party grows longer each year. i 3 is ' l f ffl f 1 , Vw 78 Reach a little higher, Charlotte. CCh:1rlotte Salter at the Sweetheart Dancel s Y Q M 4, X ,M .,,...,,.,,, 6 ' Ai, The Select Singers perform for the annual Choir Christmas program. Kennedy Dennard reaches high to help put up the Stu dent Council Christmas tree, FHA officers ride in the annual Christmas parade, 1' Athletes Rickey Pride is Most Valuable Back. Steve Roquemore was selected Most Valuable Lineman. jim Broom was selected as the Most Valuable Player. F-lonomb If l! ' 1 Donny Rogers was chosen Most Valuable Sophomore. i, ,. 4 I 'L is , v ' l ' 1 .. x 1 4 L Q H ..-1- ' Randy Alexander and Rickey Dowdy tied for the honor of Sportsrnanship,Awarcl, 8I ,918 E I Q Wes' The team watches as Rickey Dowdy presents Kathy Woods with a dozen roses. wr gg ffl ll 'Sabah A Edlgl c Lynn Blair and Rickey Dowdy escort Basketball Sweetheart Kathy Woods. Basketba0EAnd Banda Q I-Ionowdf Frances Langley was presented as CHS Band Sweetheart at Martin Stadium during the Carthage-jacksonville football game. As the lights were dimmed, the band, marching with flashlights on their boots, made a background of FRAN for her. Senior Kathy Woods stepped out of the stands during the Carthage-Kilgore game to be crowned Basketball Sweetheart by her escort, Senior Rickey Dowdy. 4..- -V Frances Langley was crowned Band Sweetheart at the jack sonville game, 83 Susan Tatum presented a March of Dimes film to the student body. if' Hi The CHS student body was privileged to hear and his violin. Standing with Mr. Rubinoff are and Rob Trimble. 84 A ,.- Mr. Dave Rubinoff Mary Higginbotham lies Aw W SPM lag ' Tv Qdwo-01 Jamey Smith campaigns during the election of the '67-'68 Student Council officers. 6 J Ax G F ayfa ig Wat, if K Lb , . A . , : '7f v ,Q :iw u i .. 5 V. 7 ., N49-v I l im? i , za 51' 2 .,,, ,,,: 2 , A ,. 9 G A 9 9 , Q ,,A ,,Q.i I , , Z ki i Z L . W . f 6 ,A W , 4 Q 9 6 if ,gs Q 9 . . , ag , E. g , , , 4 W Q 8 Y 42 w 5 V ..1:: HV' f Z Q fx? X f W 4 W' fx 'Q -. W 1 1 -V f iSydney Brown dances the night away at the jr.-Sr. Banquet. - 3 Tt1QJ7U.'QfU. Pfwww ANL ,, -. N The Boggmen Sing again at the Prom. Susan Escoe and Ralph Norsworthy sit out a dance at the Prom. Oriental bridge, ming trees, water falls, and fish ponds greeted CHS'ers as they entered the door. 87 1-4 Q fe . t . 4 ls I-Ima Regina Brown reads the History of the Seniors of '67 . Q 5 2, fi I ' if LE Seniors wait to be seated during the Senior Assembly an ff' , 2, 1- 5 aa, vim 3 5 fl f , ,QV gd Ax m, m,AAl J ' L i 2 -Z. J' S: V K 5 V ' V K A Q ', .IIQ 1 , L M ,, A VA 'V 5 1 Q V N 7? Lf '33 V V 'y i uv 1 ,V VV , '- L , A ,i gi 1 1 1 V 2 2 .N Q . Q ' E A iE1 z Q ...n rl' jimmy Bone and Kay Bolton go to take their place with the other Seniors. The Senior Band members play their last song with the rest of the CHS Band members. MMM A New Li6wTw The Qu. 'err This school year of 1967 came to a new ending. The proposal of combining Baccalaureate and Commencement Serv- ices was presented to the Seniors of '67, The vote was carried to combine these two services into one. The traditional way was to have Baccalaureate and Com- mencement on two separate nights. Roger Smith was awarded a scholarship to A 8: M University. iw- l - Linda Adams and Ronnie Abernathy look 3 toward the future. Clay Williams is given a scholar- ship to A 8: M University. f F -slings, f K ...- L , , R as 5 ' ip, 4 1 Susan Tatum, Valedictorian, speaks to the Seniors about the future. Vw An Ami JA l ,W ,,,,, f . HW: ., Platform guests are lefl to riglaz Rob Trimble, David Clabaugh, B. H. Williams, jimmy Fountain, Louis Robinson, Q M Martin, Rev. XVayland Leggett, and Rev. Hoyt Bailey. 9I I' if , ,pe - ,F f . 4, A.: jf j f V . 9 ew iff l 'fl .iv ' J ,, ,,, if M ' Y Qpofcts 11-'Ni Coach Doug Sanford hits a few grounders as Rob jolly watches. 92 .xii Xllif The Girls basketball team gives Z1 yell for good luck preceding each game. .. 1 I 1 . Senior Bulldogs pose for 11 picture. lk, 1 I ll' Pauli Palawu joint determination through teamwork is displayed in football, basketball, and base- ball. More individualized sports are track and golf. Through these sports, students learn co-operatives, good sportsmanship, and responsibility. Lynn Blair jumps with Ll Nacogdoches Dragon. - i . .Q 5 F oBuUdAgs Front Row from left to right-Larry Ingram, Bill Arnold, james Blair, Eddie Wfeaver, Robert Lambert, Lee Durante, Doyle Haynes, Steve Arney, jackie Robinson, Dalton Denton, Steve Langford, jerry Simmons, Serond Row-Coach Doug Samford, Ronnie Abernathy, james Smith, Randy Alexander, Pat Browning, Danny Milam, Bob Stovall, Donny Rodgers, Phil Bounds, Terry Collins, Bobby Pierce, Roy Waim, Tbifd Row-Coach Bill Tatum, Steve Rocquemore, Rommy McMil1ian, Ben Thomas, Rickey Dowdy, johnny Blair, Stephen Glenn, jim Broom, Larry Ritter, Billy Alexander, Luther Evans, Coach Fred Goeke, and Head Coach Phil Koonce. Fourth Row-Mickey LaGrone, David Patrick, Robert Underwood, Rickey Pride, Lee Copeland, Curtis LaGrone, Danny Harrison, Benny Mitchell, Terry Mayo, Butch Leggett, Jim Hooker, and David Britt. . ,ga Q g K 3 , -ow ?V6.t'w xg '7 1 . ,, at it ii Bulldog T in H IJ ff as-f , .-1' 'Q' - 5' W In A l' , tr f 5 - -Y Carthage's High School Bulldogs were the Cinderella team of District 7-AAA this year as they recorded an 8-2 won-lost coltunn and beat Nacogdoches, champs of the district. Two teams poured buckets of cold water on the 'Dogs chances of a championship, those teams were jacksonville and Palestine, e' 5 neither of which were to make very much -ii noise in league standings. The Bulldogs finished with the best record in the con- ference. Qeasow Qcofwbowwb Carthage . . . . .14 West Rusk . . . . . 6 Carthage . . . . .23 Seagoville . . . . . . 6 Carthage . . . . .29 Mt. Pleasant . . . . 0 Carthage . . . . . 7 Pine Tree . . . . 3 Carthage . . . . . 0 Palestine . . . . 6 Carthage . . . . . 9 Henderson . . . . . . 8 Carthage . . . . . 7 jacksonville . . . . . . .24 Carthage . . . . .56 Center . . . . . . 7 Carthage . . . . .27 Kilgore ...... . . . .13 Carthage . . . . . 7 Nacogdoches . . . . 6 94 Q Q l s - S, , Left to fight: Head Coach Phil Koonce, with coaches Fred Geoke, Bill Tatum, and Doug Samford. 'l :Kr m Q A 5 4, I ...Ez 0 1 Ai K I , tk Senior trainersg Ronnie Abernathy, and Rob Trimble. Coach Doug Samford joined the staff of Coach Phil Koonce, Fred Geoke, and Bill Tatum, during their third year together. Coach Samford came to Carthage High School from White Oak. Bulldog jim Hooker glances at the score-behind the camera 95 jim Broom evades a Narogcloches player and gains yardage that proves to be very valuable. RANDY ALEXANDER STEVE ROCQUEMORE JAMES SMITH Right Halfback 2 yr. Right guard 2 yr. Bildi 1 Yr- 'ff' . ,lr .L LARRY RITTER STEPHEN GLENN BOB STOVALL Quarterback 2 yr. Center 1 yr. Left Guard 2 yr. Nw.. Randy Alexander takes a Henderson Lion out of the picture while Rickey Dowdy and jim Broom come in to make sure he is down. i 56 JIM HOOKER Halfback 1 yr. M DAVID BRITI' Ben Thomas receives a pass and gradually eases past an Indian ambush. gi BILLY ALEXANDER End 1 yr. MICKEY LaGRONE TERRY MAYO Back 2 yr. Tackle 1 yr. I l fy., 21 BUTCH LEGGETT JIM BROOM RICKEY DOXVDY Quarterback 2 yr, Right End 1 yr. Left Tackle 1 yr. -L Q Bulldogs ith S-2 41... JOHNNY BLAIR Right Tackle 2 yr. Fiuidv Enie, meany, miney, moe, which one of these boys shall go! xx l QXHAH, Y1lH40X 32 1 4 ff I C 1 xv? G wt 401 From left zo figlil the 1967 Bulldog team is Richard Halcomb, Ricky Dowdy, Earl Carilcer, David Patrick, Lynn Blair, Johnny Blair, Phi Bounds, Terry Collins, Ben Thomas, and Clay Williams. Bulldogs M01-w Noise Iw '7- Coach jack Roberson, B coach and Coach Bill Tatum, A team coach, are in high spirits as are the teams. Roger Smith is caught by the camera in a usual manager's position. l Qeasow Qcoaebowulf Carthage .... Carthage .... Carthage .... Carthage .... Carthage .... Carthage .... Carthage .... Carthage .... Carthage .... Carthage . . Carthage .... Carthage .... Carthage .... Carthage .... ....65 ....57 ....64 ....31 ....57 ....66 ....64 Center.... ....51 ....7-4 ....58 ....59 ....71 Kilgore... ....74 Center.... . Palestine .... .... PineTree... Henderson . . . . . . . Nacogdoches . . . . . . . jacksonville . . . . . . ....84 Kilgore... Palestine .... .... PineTree... Henderson . . . . . . . Nacogdoches . . . . . . . jacksonville . . . . . . Carth age High School's basketball team found itself in second place in 7-AAA district with a 10-4 record. doches, ings. The Capitol CHS was runner-up to the champs, Nacog- who went undefeated in the district stand- Bulldogs won their own tourney, the Gas tournament, and in doing so, Lynn Blair set a tournament scoring record. Both johnny and Lynn Blair were named to all-tournament teams. Lynn Blair, a 6'6,' senior was named as an all- district player, johnny was named to the third team, and Ben Thomas received honorable mention. ... Lynn Blair and a Nacogdoches player tip off the ball in a game to decide the 7-AAA title. LYNN BLAIR, senior RICHARD HALCOMB, senior RICKEY DOWDY, Senior Captain IOI CLAY XWILLIAMS, Senior JOHNNY BLAIR, 5Cf1i0f Cfzpmin i y A N , , 2 ff Q ' kg 1 ,, ll B 34l fx 7 44 32 The members of the B team are shown here. Franz Row Charles Newman and Alfred Coleg Back Row: Eddie Weaver, Ronnie McMil lian, Robbie Spencer, Pete Winter, Danny Harrison, joel Laws, and Luther Evans. Q 41 .r 5 E With a pep talk coach Bill Tatum livens up the Fighting Bulldogs 'Doches yOL1'll HCVCI makC it. lO2 For the fifth straight year Miss Sandra Walker's crew ended up with the District 5-AAA crown and the chance to go on to the state meet. But for the fourth time in the five years the girls had that chance slammed in their faces. The team finished with a 19-14 slate. Through the season Judy Sanford and Frances Langley were named to both All-District team, and All-Tournament fC2lI'I'1S. Senior members of the team were Frances Langley, Ian Payne, Betty Denton, and Annettee LaGrone. Qcowboafwb Mt. Pleasant 25 Carthage . . . jacksonville 30 Carthage . . . jacksonville 31 Carthage . . . Mt. Pleasant 44 Carthage . . . Duncanville 41 Carthage . . . Betty Denton jumps in the air to secure the ball against the jacksonville Maidens. Judy Sanford blocks a pass by jumping high in the air. .5 if. Miss Sandra Walker finds that her time spent as coach paid-off. I03 Lefz za rigbz the Bulldogs girls basketball team is: Betty Denton, Fraces Larigles, judy Butler, Charlotte Adams, Jan Payne, Annette LaGrone, Judy Samford Vicki Rushing I.eAnn Duckworth, and Susie Shell. In the back is the coach Miss Sandra Walker. -pvujuw JAN PAYNE BETTY DENTON ANNETTE LaGRONE FRANCES LANGLEY Senior Guard Senior Guard Senior Forward Senior Guard ' r hp if . - mn L- K Q' W, A si E 7:5 -N...,.... .Ny 3 Terry Collins, Rickey Pride and Pat Browning accept the trophy first place in the district for the 440 relay. ui Rickey Dowdy takes the baton from Rickey Pride during the mile relay QpfdngBdmgsCmdwQeaAow... ANL PQawtcvC1-IQ gg 25' kcQ!'NKz The 1967 CHS track team is as follows left to right: Ben Thomas, Robbie Reid, Pat Browning Terry Collins, Danny Milam, Doyle Lawhorn. Second Row: Rickey Pride, Mike Tucker, Robert Lambert, Stephen Glenn, Rickey Dowdy, joel Laws, and Roy Waits. IO6 Q -. it Coach Fred Goeke served as track coach for the past year. Rickey Pride, Rickey Dowdy, Terry Collins, and Ben Thomas make up the Mile Relay IC'8.ITl. rw, ' l l Roy Waits served as shot-put representative. ', A : 'QU .5 'gm 3 Wglxxk ZQQQI From lefz to right, Terry Collins, Danny Milam, Pat Browning, and Rickey Pride made up the 440 relay team. Keith Bailey served as trainer of the 1967 track team. ,QTHAGE Mike Tucker, lefty and Doyle Layhorn went to the state meet in Austin. M7 af' RANDY ALEXANDER Mr. RBL 84 Batting Avr. STANLEY CRAWFORD, JIM HOOKER Manager Mr. Sportsmanship Bliss Bess Lacy the baseball team's most ardent fan. Rouudbalwow Haw Good Qeasow if The team consists of Front Row: Rodney Fant, William jolly, Robbie Reid, Nick Dorset, Roy Briery, Donny Rogers, Bob Gerardy, Coach Doug Samford, Second Row: Stanley Crawford, Darrell Yates, jim Hooker, Earl Cariker, Mickey LaGrone, jim Broom, David Patrick, Butch Leggett, Randy Alexander. IO8 xl' ace A R? WILLIAM JOLLY 'dex K .. . fel N - ,t,,t L. W wtxigsg A A - JIM BROOM BUTCH LEGGETT MICKEY IAGRONE . 335 , L - ' ' ' Q Z Q A g 'y If '55 , 1 X ' .1-1, r ' DARRELL YATES JIM BROOM-MVP Coach Doug Sanford serves as baseball coach for the Ufightin Bulldogs. W Phil Bounds keeps an eye on lwmc base in practice I09 MW' Winn. s ,Q 1 'X I P-QW Girls PE at Carthage High School offers varying sportsg these students are trying their hand at archery. Girls of CHS participate in all lines of sports and exercis- es. They may take part in track, baseball, archery, and basket- ball. It all goes into the prov- ing that it's not entirely a man's WORLD. Gals ' lw P.E. Connie Finklea tries her hand at baseball . x 4-J ...tht 1 if 'i3L,. .. ,A . i ' k A, f i i arf, 4 I V6 , Q, ,. k,,.?A , . MQW A nba, . , ' if 4-J rv c 'Mn t M 'ing IIO On your mark-get set-Go-o-o LEE DURAN TE RANDY LaGRONE DREW DARNELL RANDY FLEMING 1 4 K 3' , l f tt CHARLES .Y , C MANGRAM ROB ., W S. DAVIS RONNY Q3 COWART Coach LELAND . STRACENER i A , 'W Go0lyTeadwsD ' wg U Golf tournaments were attended by the teams of seven boys almost Q every week-end from March until 5 A A - the district meet in April. jackson- ville and Tyler were two tourna- ments that the boys entered to get much needed experience. The team placed fourth in the district meet with Lee Durante turn- ing in the best score. THE GOLF TEAMS TEE UP READY FOR PLAY ON THE CARTHAGEGOLF COURSE. NINTH GRADE FOOTBALL TEAM Franz Row: Ken Calhoun, Keith Keeling, Ronnie Cowart, Gayland Moore, Chuck Brown, Barry Bagley, johnny Brooke, Randy Reid, Greg Crume, David Hall Semnd Row: Danny Rogers, Paul Leggett, Eddie Pride, Paul McGuire, Chris Mauritzen, Billy Ray Lynch, Larry Griffin Kevin Bankhead, Charles Holcomb. Third Row: Coach jack Roberson, jim Deppe, Don Cheshire, Greg Williams, Bobby Hull, Gary Cholston Mickey Canoy, Steve Stone, Roger Hartless, Ronny LaGrone, Butch Hammons, J. B. Daniel, Brent Lacy. FRANCIS LANGLEY and JUDY SANFORD were named as members of the all-district girls' basketball team. Il2 LYNN BLAIR, center, named to the 7-AAA boy's all-district team JOHNNY BLAIR, lefz, and BEN THOMAS, rigbl, were named as honorable mentions. Athletics wuides Phgswawj ' Earl Carikcr breaks for down court area. is K ,rz fs ti f '7 Bulldogs stop Henderson just short of the goal line as the referee stops the play. l W wr V 'NM ' wr ' lil? ,V , , M gif, V if B i , ,- V- , l,,,,L Vk' q ,K mmf! A M.. ogg Ben Thomas clears the high jump at Martin Relays, V' ' 'I ,Ili B -. . Q, I sf ' ,ff ' l t 5 lf? , K., Phil Bounds holds to first base in a tough game. II3 N- .,.... K W. tg . Coach Bill Tatum and team confidently watch a winning basketball Mr. George Smith changes a light bulb in the gym. I I4 game. t g Q , A,., .. 2 ? , 4 aelaffa tlif ,taaa The cafeteria ladies work hard to prepare lunch. l The number of CHS faculty members is relatively small compared to the number of students. These teachers give their time and talents to help their students be better equip- ped for the future. Miss Bess Lacy times her typing class on a speed writing. if - 3, Z MR. LOUIS ROBINSON Superintendent 5 fit s f3 Y fL'. H.. . Jnlnn Wm 9'-5 , R Mrs. Mattie Tompson and Mrs. Catherine Gist the Curriculum Materials Center. Il6 iv o ICOS nitiatesClwwges fd i ri MRS. NETTIE SHAW Supervisor of the Curriculum Materials Center serve as secretaries for MRS. LYNN VINCENT Speech Co-ordinator A f i .--J W '+-vc-...,,,,l' 'ff' .A an W' .L Q -1' H V Z' 1 CARTHAGE INDEPENDENT SCHOOL BOARD OF TRUSTEES Bark Row: Dr. Carl Gerardy, David Clabaugh, T. G. Duckworth Front Rauf: Mrs. W. V. Tillery, Torn Bankhead, Rob D. Trimble, Louis Robinson New Pwbdems ea School Eoafulf J - MRS. SALLY SHIREY A'iiif H iiiiil R f' ' , d PB mp mist ln X Operator NIRS. RUBY WOOLEY MISS HATTIE MAUDE JOHNS 1 School Accountant Offifie Clefk MR. GRADY LAGRONE Guidance Counselor s i a AT'wwFofv. . Newliaces IMMY FOUNTAIN Principal MR. E. B. MORRISON Administrative Assistant MRS. ARLEE BUSH Secretary to Superintendent 'GZ' MRS. BILLIE MCKEE Secretary to Mr. Morrison f -...W MRS. LOU ANN OVERTURF Secretary to the High School Principal MRS. JANIE SHUMATE MRS, ELIZABETH WHITE Attendance Secretary Secretary to the Librarian II9 r -f - ,v MR. SAM BURKE MISS NELL BM, MA COPELAND Band BA Librarian MISS MARY ANN FRANKS B.A., M.Ed. Art F?wAwfsI2weaL , Talents -fffi . YA A Tena Durrett, Linda Holmes and Judy Sanford put THAGINIAN to press. I20 'f another copy of the CAR- MISS VIRGINIA KNAPP BA, MA journalism MRS. MARY HULL MR ROBERT LEWIS BS, MA Bioiogy, Physics Ganeri! Science Co1cI 1 f-'5 , ,- 1 MR. RAYMON THOMPSON BA I Spuch. Dr.1m.x Art students try thu fp? MISS BEVERLY NIR HOXVARD NIIQS HFIINI RIDER NIR JACK ROBERSON DR NEAI XY ILLIANIS MARIE RHIDDLYHOOVER BS MA Bi X1Ed DDS BS X151 1 xgpi Algcbn PImc Gnomctry C Immstry , I INI:1th 'In V1 Jfnntry C Nh H r' I L MAINTENANCE IVIEN Mr. Donald jaynes and Mr. Thouston Hunt who retired in February MAINTENANCE WORKER after twenty-one years of service to the Carthage school district. Miss Clara Sue Poore hw Pow ' 0 0 0 The maintenance workers of Car- thage High School seldoni receive proper credit. These citizens keep our school functioning properly throughout the entire school year. The cafeteria ladies are equally as valuable to CHS students. These hard workers provide a balanced lunch for those students who take advantage of the cafeteria facilities. CAFETERIA WORKERS Mrs. Hazel Cross, Mrs. Casette Charnness, Mrs. Mandy james, Mrs. Reba Cromwell, Mrs. Eugenia Ratley, Mrs. Johnnie Pitts, Mrs. Emma Marry, and Mrs, Ida Brown. l :zz i Wofdww' 'wb pwab Tof MRS. BETTY STRONG Art Co-ordinator 5 5. ff' I I MRS. LOU TATUM ,Mal School Nurse MR. LELAND STRACENER Audio-Visual Director S Xia rrl 5 3' X .55 A f 1 I I 'mf ,,,' I ' f, ,-- S: , 12' R , ew : Q ' 1 L.Vk A., X l INIRS. ALINIA KYLE BA, MA English, General Science MRS. LEILA LLIGRONE BS, MA Literature IXIRS. MARGERET WILLIS BA English I24 MRS. IRENE COPELAN D BA, MEd English MRS. MARTHA MRS. MAUREEN HOPKINS BIGGERSTAFF BS, MEc1l BA, MA .English Latin, English AUD, Taste og Z in ,, A S aggxvgawedq Students interests vary at an unannounced fire drill at CHS. Q, Iohn Brooks sands a board which is to become a quality piece of furniture. killswb Pow .gm , . 'Y Q-v'. This year the school took an added interest in its students by giving each student a test which would reveal tuberculosis Trades 1' 'Wx ,,, 3 1 i ii' fe i ,Kirk .zgg S In ' ik , 'V MISS BETH LACY BS, .MA Typing MR. LELAND STRACNER BS Distributive Education Golf Coach MRS. WANDA FUNK gimme Economics I 'SYN ,J Qih ff ' T715 K .us- . I 4 MR. GEORGE SMITH MRS. DORIS WEDGEWORTH BS Shop, Mechanical Drawing BBA Typing, Bookkeeping Shorthand, General Business ,gn- gsm fvv 1, s 7 WU MR. FRED GOEKE MR. PHILIP KOONCE MR. KYLE LEFTWICH BS I MEd BS, MA Drivers Education Drivers Education Agriculture Coach Head Coach ' MISS SANDRA INIR. E. L. OATES INIRS. ALLENE WALKER Bs, AMA ROBERSON BS Agflfulfufff BS PE, Girls Basketball cinch Home Economics MR. RALPH MURFF BS, MEd PE, Drivers Education '-N.r...,,,,,M ,, ,. Susan Cullum, Linda Holmes, Le Anne Duck- Susan Tatum and Sandra Clabaugh practice for a skit in senior English worth and Susan Williams watch Dr. Neal Wil- liams sample a glass of punch at the Christmas chemistry party. lesson through special lab facilities. Coach Sanford takes a relaxed position during one of his American history classes. johnson, Rose Ann Baldwin, Judy Butler and Doyle Haynes receive a Spanish ' - :mga rwtme All students are affected by cur- rent events. Each student must take during his high school days, world history, American history and civics. Economics can also be taken if the student so desires. iw X. pf MR. BILL TATUM MRS. KATHRYN CLARK MRS. SARAH ROSS BS, MA BS, MA BS, MA American History Civics, Coach World History American History I27 Spirit reigns supreme at the pep rallies. Sherrie Oats gives Pat Browning the down payment on her 'i ring as Linda Holmes keeps records. V 3. 5 3 The student body makes a mad clash for home room to an assembly. Edifbfw: Qenims - ICwwwOwddocla Jwaws -Qwswskdlu Qoplwmofws - LQAmwfDmwbwofdGfv Fwskmew-I2IdefAppQegatw Through the school year each student finds that he is a part of CHS. The stu- dent, a unit of one, is the basis of Carthage High School. Students glance at the clock before class I A ' u:...i '-U an I g.Q..,: ul . 35 5,4 Uh? S341-f?l P JI usd ull I M2 ld! we-:J Sh-b'l all J. 'za 4 ...Q xg g,,,,,,g.. 3 11.i.a.,1..s.w-- .za . . ua ...nov ua W .. :...... .z.... 4 .x .. .zu-i.. ..v..-W. ...s.u.'.. .vw 'J' . 32.4 Darrell Yates, Brenda Harrigan, Lynn Blair, Judy Shumate, Regina Brown, and jim Broom lead the Class of '67 in activities. ' om oggwa Lynn Blair, PRESIDENT Brenda Harrigan, TREASURER Darrel Yates, VICE-PRESIDENT Judy Shumate, REPORTER Regina Brown, SECRETARY Jim Broom, SONG LEADER l30 09058 Qgvmbofs MOTTO To thine own self be true. -Hamlet CLASS SONG Impossible Dream CLASS FLOWER Red Rose COLORS Blue and Silver LINDA ADAMS FNC 2, 3, 4, Historian 4, Horizon Club 5, 4? FHA 1, 2- Football 4g Speech 43 Drama BILLY ALEXANDER -A GEORGE RONALD ABERNATHY A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4, Select Singers 3, 4, All Region 4g Football Manager 1, 2, 3, 45 Key Club 2, 3, 4, Senior Play, Drama Club 4. RICHARD RANDALL ALEXANDER Mr. Freshmang Football 1, 2, 3, 4, All- District 3, 45 Baseball 2, 3, 4, All- District 3, 4g Key Club 3, 43 Favorite 4. ROBERT GLENN ALLUMS Ag. 1, 23 Senior Band 1, D.E. 3, 4, Vice- President 4, 1 I of, ev ll ' 121.195 Brenda Bagley and Laura Bates receive their newly arrived Senior rings from Mrs, Maureen Biggerstaff. RICK APPLEGATE BIICKEY ANN ARNOLD Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Stage Band 1, 2, 5, 4, A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4, Select Singers BRENDA BAGLEY Honor Society 1, 2, 3, Key Club 3, 4, 4g Football Sweetheart 4, Class Officer A.V. 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4, CAR District Editor 33 PINE BURR 3, 43 2, 33 Student Council 1, 3g Honor So- THAGINIAN 4: Student Council 4 IRC 2, 3, 4. ciety 1, 2, 3. ' Homemaking 1, 'F' 1 5 JERRY BAILEY CARTHAGINIAN 4, COlney High Schoolj Best All-Around Sophomore, Football 1, 2, Baseball 1, 2. 402 1 BILLY RAY BAKER MYRNA BARNETT FFA 1, 2, 3, 4- FHA 1, Pep Squad 1 4 Spanlsh Club 3 PATRICIA ANN BARNETT CARTHAGINIAN 3, 43 FHA 1, 2, 4, FTA 1, 2, 5, 4, Pep Squad 1, 2. LAURA BATES A.V. 1, 2, 5, 4, CARTHAGINIAN 4, Student Council 3, Spanish Club, IRC. MARVIN DOUGLAS BERRY A Cappella Choir 5, 4, All-Region 4, Football 1, IAC 1. RUTH PHILLIPS BICKHAM Honor Society 3, Girls' Choir 2, 3, FTA 2, IRC 3, D.E 4. -ww., Take ACfTests, Octobwv 15 JOHNNY BLAIR 3, 4, All-District 3, 4, Favorite 4, LYNN BLAIR 3, 4, Most Valuable Player 4. Football 1, 2, 3, 4, All-District 4g Basketball 1, 2, Class Officer 4, President, Mr. Senior, Student I Council 2, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, All-District , xwsf' Seniors encountering their ACT tests Saturday morning, October 15. T5 vw., JOHN STEVEN BOLDING Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 43 Drama Club 2, 3, 4, Football lg IAC 3, 4. REBA KAY BOLTON CARTHAGINIAN 3, 4, Printer 4, FTA 1, 2, 3, 4, State Delegate 3, Officer 4, Pep Squad 1, 2, 35 FHA 1, 2, 4, A Cappella Choir 4. JAMES MELVIN BONE DAVID BRITI' DANNY BRITTON Football 13 IAC 1, 2, 5, 4, Offifel' 43 Football Manager 4g Basketball Manager Aff I3 Aff 113 Mech, Drawg IAC, Choir D.E, 43 Shop 1, 2, 3. I 45 Shop III 4, BOBBY BROOKS Art I, D.E. 1, Choir 4, Shop 1, FFA 1, 2. JIM BROOM Mr. CHS 4, Football 3, 4, Captain 4, Most Valuable Player 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Most Valuable Player 2, A Cappella Choir 4, President 4, Student Council 4. .Q I., me ELIZABETH REGINA BROWN FHA 1, 2, 5, 4, Officer Ig FNC 2, 3, 4, Officer 3, 4g A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4, Football Duchess 1. CECELIA ANN BURNS FHA 1, FNC 2, 5, 4, President 4, A Cappella Choir 3, 4. . ' Haw Pofdvwits :V 1? vis GEORGE CADENHEAD Speech 1, Drama, Mech. Draw 1, Art 1. BILL CAMPBELL Ag. 1 2, 3' D.E. 3 4 President 4, Student Council DEBORAH CHANDLER Pep Squad 2, CARTHAGINIAN 4, FTA 4. SANDRA ELIZABETH CLABAUGH CARTHAGINIAN 43 Senior Play 45 Debate 1, 2, 3, District Champ Ig Extemp 1, 2, 3, District Champ 35 FTA 1, 2, 3. JGHNNY coma Ag. 1, 2, 3, 4, State Farmer 3g Football 1, 2, Track 1, 2. MARILYN COOK Pep Squad 2, 3, 4, FNC 33 Homemaking 1, 5. 49N KAREN CRADDOCK Publications-CARTHAGINIAN 3, 43 PINE BURR, 4, CHS Favorite 4g Basketball Sweetheart 23 Pep Squad 2, 3, 4, Captain 43 FTA 2, 3, 4. RICKY CRAIG Ag, 1, 2, 3, 4, State Farmer 3, Football 1, 2, Track 1, KENNEDY DENNARD Key Club 3, 4, Sec.-Treas. 4, IRC 3, 4, President 4g National Merit Commended Student, Citizen of the Month of October, Outstanding Student 4. .na ? BETTY DENTON CHS Favorite 43 Cheerleader 1, 4, Head Cheer- leader 4g Student Council 1, 3, 4, Officer 1, 4' Gir1's Basketball 2, 3, 4, Captain 2, A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4, Officer 4. STANLEY CRAWFORD D.E. 4. -w...5., ur ERNESTINE DICKERSON Home-making 1, 3. Jil' ,5:3kiEV islljlh' gxlkp ve RICKEY LYNN DISQN FFA 1, 23 Boys Choir 1g Shop 1, 2g DF. 1g Green- lmncl Crop Farming A- ward 1. , H ,, 2 ,cc gg. f 1 6 5' l A 1 ::e-Mi!-192, 0. ,Wk ,..W':': A t 3 , ft f y! i m , it 4 +ff:.i..,- vv ft -at Brenda Liston, jim Broom, and Sydney Brown seem attentively listening at a Student Council meeting RICKEY LYNN DOWDY Football 1, 2, 3, 4, All-District 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, fig Track 1, 2, 33 Key Club 4, 'Ionnr Society 2, 3, 4. F A JOHN DRGPTINI FFA 1, 2, 5, 4. we -Q! ,ASN '67 ' Aw Active rw O DAVID EDGE K Class Officer 'P' Football 1, 2, Eg Choir 1, 2, 3. DENNIS EVANS Ag.1, 2, 33 Shop 1, D.E, 1g IAC 1, STEVE GLENN Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 1, 2, 33 Beau 45 Ag. I 1, 2, 3, 4g Key Club 2, 3, 4, CHARLES GRAY FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 3g State Farmer 33 Shop 13 Drama 4, JAMES GREN Senior Band 33 Ag. 2, Track 1. GWENDOLYN GUNTER Mixed Choir 1, 2. Qlww Qpwt BERRY TAYLOR HALL Shop 1, 2, Senior Band 4, President 45 Stage Band 43 ETBC Honor Band. JOHNNY EARL HANKINS IAC 1, 2, 3. VICKIE LEE HAPER Cheerleader 1, 3, 4g Football Duchess 1, 5, 4g Honor Society 1, 2, 3, 4, Beauty 5, 45 All-State High School Swirnmer 2. BRENDA SUZANNE HARRIGAN A Cappella Choir 3, 4, Robe Chairman 43 Class Officer 4g FNC 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 2, 5, 4, Pep Squad 1, 2, 5, 4, Co-Captain 43 Miss Senior. SANDRA GRIFFIN HARRIS Senior Band 1, 2, 33 Honor Society 23 FNC 2, 33 FTA 3g FHA 1. JACKIE DIANN HAYES FHA lg Library Club 4. 4 up--ag X ir 10 fm? MARY KATHERINE RICHARD ELLIOTT HALCOMB WALTER THOMAS HEATON HIGGINBOTHAM Basketball 1, 2, 5, 4, FFA 1, 2. IRC 3, 4, Officer 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Publications-PINE BURR 3, 4, Editor 4, CARTHAGINIAN 3, 4, FHA 1, 2, 4, Officer 23 Honor Society 35 IRC 2, 3, W4, Officer 3, Student Council 4. fx.-A1 so ,C-, I Q81- ' THE 1 I Lions Marilyne Cook and Mary Higginbotham view the winner of the 2nd place door decoration, room 211. Officer 4. Stage Band 2, 3, 4, Outstand ing Bandsman 4, All-Region Band 2, 3 4, All-State Band 4. DOROTHY HOLLER IRC 4. l4I A JIM HOOKER Mr, Sophomoreg Mr, juniorg FHA Beau 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 4g Baseball 2, 3, 4. Susan Tatum presents Steve Glenn, Mr, Football, with his award. JERRY LEE HOOPER Ag. 1, 2, ag D.E, 45 shop 1, 4. l42 4 MARY LINDA HULL PINE BURR 3, 4, Business Manager 43 AV 3, President 3g FHA 2, Secretary 2g Honor Society 1, 2, 3, 4g Basketball 2, 5. SAMMY HUGHES FFA 1, 2, 3, 43 Shop 1. fl ...mav- 'YB 'D LORETTA ANN HUNTER FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, FTA 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, Honor Society 4. EDWARD LYNN HUTTO IAC 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 4, Baseball 2, Student Council 4, Senior Play 4. CAMIE JEFFRESS FHA 1, FNC 3, D.E. 4. FRANCES MAE JONES FHA 1, 2, FNC 3, Pep Squad 1, D,E, 4. JODY JONES FFA 1, 2, 3, Drama 4, Boy's Choir 4, Shop 1 ERIC JULES MICHEAL JOFFRION Track Manager 3, D.E. 4, Senior play 4, CAR THAGINIAN 4. DIANNE KEELINE FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, CARTHAGINIAN 3, 4, FTA ' W: ttt 'W 1, 2, 3, 43 Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, Honor Society 1, 2, 3, 4. DAVE KENDALL 1 f f .1-353' .. .Te-4 41- I .. , .1 Y I yt? 1 , ,. if If ICN 'Q ' Present I-louse ' :qw SANDRA KAYE LZLGRONE Band lg FHA 1g IRC 4. CLENTON MITCHELL LaGRONE Football 2, 3, 4, Outstanding Sophomore 2, A Cappella Choir 4, Select'Singers 4, All-Region Choir 43 Student Council 3, 43 Lion's Club Rep- resentative 4g CHS Beau 4. I44 Society 3, 4. ANNETTE LaGRONE Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Girl's Basketball 1 2 3 4 Honor GXVENDOLYN LaGRONE FHA 1, 2, 3, 4-H 2, 3g Library Club 2 3 Nurses Club 23 IRC 4. fHaynesville High School, I 'Ik 'lr-w THOMAS LANGE GAYLE FRANCES LANGLEY Band Manager 1, FFA 1, 2, 4, IAC 2, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Stage Band 2, 3, 4, 53 Shop 1, 2, 3- Drum Major 4, Band Sweetheart 4g Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3, 4, All-Dnstrrct Guard 3, All-Tourney 3, 4, JAMES CLIFFORD LAWHORN FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, State Farmer 4, Jr, Live- stock Show 33 Choir 1. DOYLE LAWHORN 'R' WAYNE LAWHORN ,N IAC. Paul Palmer sells Bob Gerardy a football ribbon to help promote school spirit. I45 WAYLAND MICHEAL LEGGETT Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Baseball 2, 3, 4, All-District 3, 4g Key Club 2, 3, 4, Board of Direc- tors 4g A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4, Select Singers 2, 3, 4, All-Region 2g Student Council 2, Vice President 4. BRENDA LISTON Miss CHS 4g Miss Junior 33 Cheerleader 4, Pep Squad 1, 2, 3g Football Duchess 3, 43 Key Club Sweetheart 4. Butch Leggett and Mickey LaGrone h1rmon1ze as they sing fight song at a CHS pep rally J Yin? MARGARET NANCY LOVETT Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Band Secretary 4g FHA 13 FNC 1, 23 FTA, 3, 4, Drama Club 4. RICHARD ARNOLD LUMAN Ag. 1, 2, 35 Shop 1, 2, 3. . HQ SIMON MARCANTEL FFA3 A Cappella Choir3 D.E. LINDA MAYO 'i FHA, Officer 13 Pep Squad 1, 23 D.E., Secretary- Treasurer 43 FNC 2, TERRY MAYO Football 1, 2, 4, FFA 1, 2, 3, D.E. 1, Boys Choir EVA ELAINE MILLER A Cappella Choir 2, 3g IRC 2, 33 Audio-Visuals Aids Club 2, 3, Officer 33 FHA 1, Officer 13 Honor Society 1, 2, 3, 4. wg.. av ie 'iii JUDY CAROL MINNIGI-I CARTHAGINIAN 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 43 Majorette 2, 3, 43 FHA 1, 2, 3, Officer 23 FTA 4. DOYLE MONK Ag, 1, 2, 33 Shop 13 Speech 1, gum ,. ,Fi W 1 Ji Q X STEVE MOSBY Shop 1, 2, 3g D.E.g Art 13 Typing 1. .4 I48 X an SHARON SUE MOSELEY Band 1, Homemaking 1, 2, 33 Art 1, 2, 3, 4, D.E. 4g Typing 3. FRANK NEWMAN Basketball 1, 2, 33 Football 1, 3, FFA 2, 3g Track 1. HAZEL NICHOLS CARTHAGINIAN 3. RALPH WELDON N ORSWORTHY IACQ D.E. 3, 4g Choirg Mech, Draw. PAUL PALMER Publications-CARTHAGINIAN 3, 4, Editor 4, PINE BURR 4, Sports Editor 4g Sweatshopper 4, Editor fA8cMJg Student Council 4, Key Club 43 FTA 3, 4. NANCY MURRAY FHA 1, 2, 3g Pep Squad 1, 2, 35 IRC 3, 4g Choir 1g Typing 3, 4. :IRM Xgjlgf A' JIMMY RAY PARKER ,ftiif 'i Q Ag. 1, 2, 3, 43 IAC 1, 43 Key Club 1, 2, 3, Foot- ' ball lg Track 1, 2. Track 2, 33 CGuarnj CARTHAGINIAN, 4. JAN PAYNE Cheerleader 2, 3, Head Cheerleader 5, All Island Basketball 4, Senior Play, og 'en Takes Av., rrwfme CHS Seniors are in constant deliberation as they take the Air Force Achievement Tests, JOE PIERCE Athletics 1, 2, 5, 4g A Cap- pella Choir 2, 3, 4, Select Singers 5, 45 Key Club 2, 5, Ag. 1. DEBORAH RHIDDLEHOOVER Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 4, Stage Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Ma- , jorette 43 Honor Society 1, 2 5, 4, Student Council 4, Li brary Assistant 1, 2, 3, 4g Out- standing Student 4, all 915 43 MARY PILCHER CHARLES RHODES Turner High School 1, 2, 3, Band 4, Stage Band 43 FFA 33 Debating Team 1. fmwwswcww MARGARET CHRISTINE RICH Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 2, 4g Honor Society 1, 2, 3, 4g Library Assistant 2, 3, 43 Pep Squad 1, 2, 3. DONALD RINKLE Voc. Ag. 1, 2g Shop 1, 23 INIech Drawg IACQ Boys' Choir. f iih f was-1 1? CHRIS RITTER Ag. 1, 2, 3, Wood Shop 1, 2g Boys Choirg State 403' Farmer 33 General Business. LARRY DANIEL RITTER Footballl 2 3 4'Golf1 2 3' A 5'9 .B ,... STEVE ROQUEMORE Football 1, 2, 3, 4. ,W MORRIS SAMFORD ff' Drama Club' A Cappella Choir 1 2 3' Spanish I, JOE SANFORD A Cappella Choir 2, 5, 4, Select Singers 4, All- Region ChQir 43 Senior Play, Key Clubg Drama Club 3, 4, President 4g One Act Play 3. BILLY SELLS FFA 1 2 3 Rodeo 1. DONNA SHARP , was Spanish Club, Library Clubg Dramag Honor So- ciety. GEN EVIEVE SCREWS 'YNIV Senior Play 45 FTA 1, 2, 5g Drama 4g Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, CARTHAGINIAN 5, 4. fi 0 Q it Q 11 JACQULINE ANN SHADOWENS A Cappella Choir 2, 5, 4, Secretary 5, 4, CHS Favorite.4, Outstanding Student 4, Pep Squad Co-Captain 2, 3, Cheerleader 1, 4, Lion's Club Representative 4. SANDRA KAYE SHARPE Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, FTA 1, 2, 3, 4, FHA 1, 4, CARTHAGINIAN 3, 4, YFC 1, 2. PATSY LOVIL SHIREY Pep Squad, FTA, Homemaking, Officer, D.E., Choir, JUDY SHUMATE Basketball 1, 2, 3, Captain 1, Publications-PINE BURR 4, CARTHAGINIAN 3, 4, Business Man- ager 4, Senior Class Officer Reporter, Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4, CHS Favorite 4, JAMES LEE SMITH Key Club 2, 3, 4, Board of Directors 5, President 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4, Officer 5, Select Singers 4, All-Region Choir 2, 4, CHS Favorite 4, Outstanding Student 4. MARCUS SMITH FFA 1, 2, 3, Mech. Draw. lilli E Senevieve Screws and Rick Applegate participated in the Village Players production of Cinderella. ROGER SMITH Key Club 2, 3, 4, District Staff 35 Pan American Student For-um 3, 4, Officer 3, 4g Student Council 4g Basketball Trainer 3, 4. BOB STOVALL Football 1, 2, 3, 4, LA DONNA GAYLE STOVALL FHA 1, 2, 4, Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, FTA 1, 2, 3, 4, CARTHAGINIAN 4g Girls Basketball 1. LINDA SUMMERS Q! 'ing 67 Attend Football Banquet X SUSAN TATUM Most Likely to Succeed 4g Pep Squad 2, 3, 43 Co- Captain 2, 3, Captain 4, A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4, Select Singers 4, Officer 4, Outstanding Student 3, 4g Class Favorite 2. ROB TRIMBLE Football 2, 3, 4, Head Trainer 3, 43 Student Coun- cil 3, 4, President 4, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Vice- President 3, 4, Class President 33 Honor Society 1, 2, 3, 42 MARTHA JANE TWOMEY FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 3, Area Officer 43 FTA 1, 2, 3, 4g YF,C 1g High Salesman junior Magazine sales 3. LINDA GAY TYLER FTA 4, CARTHAGINIAN 4, CCampti Schoolj Beta Club lg FBLA lg FHA 1. JOE WALLACE KATHRYN JEAN WARDLAW A Cappella Choir 2, 3g Pep Squad 1, 2, 5, 4 FTA 2, FHA 1g FNC 4. ,A L ESSIE ELIZABETH WILLIAIVIS Pep Squad 1, 2, 33 Homemaking 1, 2, 33 IRC 3, 43 FNC 2. RODNEY DAVID WELLS IAC 1, Z, 3, 4, Officer 23 D E. 2, 3 4, Officer 4 JIM WESTBROOK Mech, Draw 23 Choir 1, 2, 33 Drama 43 Art 1. CLAY WILLIAMS Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 33 State Farmer 3g Boys' State 33 Key Club 3, 4. JUDY LOVIL WILLIAMS YFC 1, 2, 33 Band 1, 2, 33 D.E. 43 Honor Society 3g FTA 1, 2, 3. DEBBIE ARLENE WILKINS Pep Squad 1, 2, 33 FHA 1, 2, 3, 43 FTA 1, 2, 43 Drama Club 4g Senior Play 43 RALPH CAMERON WILSON Football 1, 23 Drama 4, Vice-President 43 Senior Play 4g Shop 43 Mech, Draw 4, if r KATHY JEANNE WOODS Lion's Club Representative 43 Pep Squad 2, 3, 4, , p Co-Captain 45 A Cappella Choir 1, 2, 3, Honor Society 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball Sweetheart 4. LINDA CAROL WOOLEY Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 2, 4, A Cappella Choir 33 Student Coun- cil 3. ,ff-41m Wt ' Adotdww tlif i at S Butch Leggett, Mickey I.aGrone, Robin Trimble, Larry Ritter, and jimmy Broom, senior football players, promote school spirit at a CHS pep rally. I56 l Students in third period Civics listen as Coach Doug Samford explains some of the fundamentals of government. 6 iw Cl-'Q JEREL WORTHINGTON Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 4, Stage Band 1, 2, 5, 4. DARRELL YATES Baseball 3, 43 Student Council 4, Class Officer 2, 4, Vice-President 4, FFA 1, 2g FHA Beau 4. r QB! A 4 Q,,wl M if DOROTHY JEAN YARBROUGH Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 4g IRC 3, 4, Officer 43 FNC 1, 2. 'Q-sa l57 E 4 i C R i -sa jo Nell Roe, Terry Collins, jan jones, Pat Browning, and Linda Holmes pull the switches for the magazine sales and the junior-Senior Jumwdaas oggzwr Terry Collins, PRESIDENT jo Nell Roe, SECRETARY Pat Browning, VICE-PRESIDENT Jan Jones, TREASURER banquet. Linda Holmes, REPORTER l58 Beverly Alexander Paula Allen jean Allison -'M wwf ww -My , ,X f V,g Q f my ,, V. .1 ,Erie .ff 4224394 f ' if we ,iii N A J ,H , 2? r -fait , ggi i i t , l Virgil Allred , 5 Marsharie Amburn , i fr fi yfzx! ll ff S K Aw' 5 Richard Anderson I? f Rickey Arney 254 4 e r Q K 4 if ,N ll 132 7 li ig 5 AQVVK 'nr-an Steve Arney Keith Barley 768 Billy Baker jane Barnett Jane Barrett Phyllis Samford Judy Sanford Marie Pope Susan Bickham Sarah Bush Pat McNabb and Wanda Tew make their dresses for the annual style show Eric Bell Cecil Bettevy Susan Bickham Linda Bi ggers John Bigs Jimmy Birdwell Sherry Bishop Linda Booth Phil Bounds Wanda Boyd Lindy Britton Martha Broach 'Q-da-4 , , ,Raw V fl 'ff'f: N. 1 Q , an-V eeuy ,yi i 1:7 ' ',,. .. .11 5-1' an 4 at is lf Pat Robin .f , t ,..f. an Brown 5 ' Sydney Brown Browning ' Kenneth Bryant .Ma Q , l WL - I f ,J Q Q92 David Burleson james 'ful' Burns av John Burns Sarah Bush iii .ff ai!!! X f , l e Bob ' , L Pix Bustin L ' f , 3 Sarah ' ' 'l 2 I Campbell y 12 .21 Regina L Capps N f Ilfr L Cariker Marie Pope, Judy Sanford, and Susan Escoe act out an FHA skit on Degrees of Achievement. Raymond Copeland Susan Cullum Drew Darnell Stephanie Darnell jimmy Davis Rob Davis Robert Downs LeAnne Duckworth Lee Durante Tina Durrett Susan Escoe Dennis Evans Luther Evans Rodney Fant Wfilliam Farmer Randy Fleming Brenda French Jayne Gary I62 unions Pwmotw QP wb Sin 3 . F457 if ' ' s, - Q?, Equal 5, W! QWJ? Z' 2 ' 25' ai Ai.. 4-'Ma get ligne 4 .gm Qu O ki rs A I will ' is . C95 . , ..,- q Q.. , 4 l K ,Yl 11 ' Q 'Fl' , . sq 1 1 3, 1 Dennis Chamness ' ' oe Cheshire J , . Cassie Collier Janette Cullins Terry Collins Lee Copeland 5 ... ah l H2 ima 1. Q ,. w 'Klux -GSW? I A, in I. YJ3 f' ebku . Q fm-.,,-Y . ' he , ex! if L, K aiu fgi Q., ll 'iz ff' l i l W ' ' l 'I7'-N.. V 2 . ' rf ir.- l 1-f an l X a a 2: f e 1' 1' H ll l 'Wx '96 l in ll Sharon Nutt, Sydney Brown, and Lee Durante get ready for torch light parade. , l X, O 4 , Bob Gernrdy Q ' L L' 'Af Brenda Godwin -, fr Willy Goodman 4' Linda Graves L ffl Y. K i ,,h , V Lzyrk E, . 'Atzn' I ' T Charlotte Salter portrays a jacksonville majorette dur- ing the jacksonville pep rally. I64 O David Green Sue Griffith Rubby Jean Guinn Bailey Hall jim Hardy Kent Harkrider Janice Harris johnny Harris . .. , I' 4. lg? LV L, n Qi? .jg S, EMS Q ,1 V.. , ,5 q af qi ,-' ' ,Q I ' W P Dfw? X .G Q 'LM -we r.. 6 Q il, , 6 V. -f 9 n lg l 1 F 1 ' A h O t ' 3' My a G, ,i X ' , ' .. if X in: 'Y B' G . Q E nm H V,,A E K lm. . gi G N 'gl 3 vw ic., A U I, uvwhs jg , y'r i G . f lfr ,. , X3 , iiiri it irii E J frti ii i . flew ' V. V' A K f H L , I S-rf' ' une, Vp- Judy Harris Doyle Haynes Gary Hill Don Hillin ,Y Kent Harkricler and Bailey Hall puzzle over a chemistry Q Via' V ij X Linda Holmes A-Q ' , sf V Tommy Holmes l' 5543 f elm l he , V, , ,V K V 4 A Y iilulfig 3 experiment. 3 ,, K V ,V ' A 'V l Billy Honeycutt gf ' an . Van Hooker V fx, VV ,ggi V V lg ,ss. MTV VV M lf ., . ,,, , . ,i ss,1 2 V VX, V V V VV if VV VV . ' i - , nf' tiff , - Q57 'fVf W: yy yyy new 1 N Newt 5 ful ffm, y,.l , t ' f l 'lii i 'f'V X H A he fi s f .. 1 - it 1 22222 ies A A flgff, All C y Chris Horn Charlotte Hudson johnny jacks Curtis james l65 gal Kent Harkricler and Ken Roberson preparing for the torch march. I66 jimmy Jones Regina Jones Dale Koonce james Kyle Pam Johnston Donald jones Jan jones Kerry Kilgore Laura Jarvis Claire Joffrion Ann johnson Nedra johnson MQQGGM oto. if , if f . ' . Aan-,Q W b, 3 ., f VI 0' '55 4, 1 'sl Zwfzaflwfe was in A 'e--' if A if f X. V -4' - gzzmgi Curtis LaGrone I Judy LaGrone 1. Melvin LaGrone :': Randy LaGrone , X 1 5' i Robert Lambert Joel Laws Charles Llangham 'N T Beth Malone 4, 1723 1 ,em Larry Matlock A W :.W 0 Y , Q I zk, .As 2 S.. Linda McDaniel Larry McKnight lg 'Un 1' Susan Escoe contemplates an answer to a question in an FHA skit. I67 Patricia McNabb Danny Milam Liz Minter Benny Mitchel Bob Moore VV V -- I Nancy Morris 5 Edward Nail V t -L 3 D'Arcy Nelson ,V 'LV' 7 7 1 4 ,Vi WV? :WV ' Measww ' 'wg S 'V wr-'-v s Charles Newman A Q t V ' Sharon Nutt li f - Vlzr H , , be Sherri Oates f .K t ff Linda Owens -V Q e.,, , ' V. 'HQ . if V, fVVm,., if iis . f ii Y -1, 5.14-m itlififgfi Juanita Pitts Marie Pope David Patrick , 4 'Wii .V A Rickey Pride is I68 R , 't1- 1 -V f--' li' s ttlt' , 5, Y . 9 1 , ,v MF? .X Q If 5 if ev an 41,36 'if Humans SHEAR 1 4 K 'A 'i . 3 is T E ... Bettevy Imving his TB, test taken. Junior homeroom 312 won first place in the Juniors Gary Saunders and B.1siI Figircr m door decoration contest. uring for Senior rings. i i :Q I '- Babnru Ray Johnny Ray -1 .q,5 . Dale Reed Robby Reid anxww awp. .., M. lin Ei' i li. Roy Ri1iLiLiiL'il0iJN Donald Rinklc Betty Risingcr Susan Rirtcr Wx I ii I ,- ii xi , V ,Q 5' fi , Kiwis lp iiio is 1 -fp. I69 1 f 'F X S CHS LI Ken Roberson jo Nell Roe Randal Rowe Charlotte Salter Phyllis Samford Judy Sanford Gary Saunders iv 9 R. r.1e1 -' he R R rryrry B rle f o fi ,. it Qe .. X - 5 oere N ,Q H Terry Collins, Junior class president, and Reva Smith, FTA president, make suggestions during student council meeting. Rebecca Sells Janice Shndowens . :A+ t 2,5 5 S -Q . :iw f- 1- ISE vi f :f '-,5,,J' n- ' new W Q . ' K i z .firm , f tim 4 1 A, Q SLN P? , 3 Rodney Sharp A JL 1gf '- 3' f Q e f 1 y ' if X , Susie Shell 's te s l i si ' 5. , Y f Karen Spurlock Dale Stehle ,fi Mitra fmt. -it .W it-x 'il y ? I Rial., kk V. ! .' . J ' Lynn Smith Reva Smith David Shircs Bobby Shull jerry Simmons Sue Sistrunk Basil Slater jimmy Smith Leisft Smith Virgil Allred observes as his T.B. test is taken l7l I-lost Banquet Andy Strong Belinda Ann Sullivan Quo? Wanda Tew Alison Thoman Ben Thomas Ray Thomas of Ronald Thompkins , joey Thompson if Y 9 Junior pep squad members back up the Bulldogs during the jacksomille pep rally. Shirley Thompson Rny Xvaits Kathy Wallace Kathy Warner Nancy Xlffhitaker Susan Williams Joy Wise Patricia Wright Robert Underwood Carla Yingling ,an ,W 'ur Q 'cff !:? '17 P in ix' L'w4.,...f 'JF K , 'W' ,K-Q , 'msffvi Come now, Judy, is it that funny? Judy Sanford cracks up in history class. l 6 4 if W junior Doyle Haynes makes an arousing speech in support of the Bulldogs. I73 glued? 'mf Maw M QS- Tim Harkrider, Teresa Samford, Dianne Liston, and Judy, Thomas organized the planning for the annual class party sap camo' Tim Harkrider, PRESIDENT Dianne Liston, SECRETARY Teresa Samford, VICE-PRESIDENT Judy Thomas, REPORTER I74 m E xgg, 9019 515 03 ales .J 5 if Charlotte Adams Dianne Allison Bill Arnold Fred Bailey Elaine Ballard Kay Biggs Nancy Birdwell James Blair David Boggs Judy Bolton Linda Bone Wesley Boren Jimmy Bounds Doris Jean Boyce Larry Biggs Sandra Britton Bill Brookshire Bobby Brown Paula Brown Chester Burns Judy Bulter Louise Cameron Donna Cariker Junior Cassity Alfred Cole Berlimda Cole Doyl Cole Mildred Cole Troy Cole Johnna Jirnmerson, Judy Bolton, and Kay ff. 5 Exon t Westbrook singing in the Kiwanis Show. 'UQ ga, K. .,,.V , . I 5. f Wham jg 'tg f V- 2 .es,, I . - a J a ,V ,J gal is 1 491 1 fa-..t,.t ' -.. r , lm i 4-'s , I by -s Q , ly E wQ f l if . ii 'G ti K if f 5 if fm paint 5 L L 5 Av A L ,... W Q i ff 7 E A Zinn li fx-2 all 4. ' x - 'lg 5 dairy qiqfl U sl Q tm 41 ', if ' j , six. , -img , , 3 1 ' , I vf 59534: A 9' Z I el! f if ttt A , V A SMA lt't A A it J iii W M A 'V I I Q r A 'few W iri ' ' it A ts - ' f f ff za J mi fl 1 A- , llllt A X SOP A A QLPPW Bulldogs I o 1 Paula Brown and Dianne Allison le ing the sophomores in a yell. I76 ad Q.. 4, ,. --as r V, Ig Pansy Coleman Sharon Crowl 1 I 4 A Dianne Liston and Teresa Samford put- ting up spirit signs before the Jackson- ville game. : iZ.m,i if S54 Patty Daniels Clifford Davis as Linda Davis Shirley Davis ,-in wfsg' M ..f .. X Nelda Dcson Dalton Denton Beverly Dickerson Dawn Dison Rene Dixon Nick Dorsett ,K we. 0 ai , M fp Q 5 yy A ffl Wifi ,- A ooo 'wr ,, Dewayfne Dortch in r . Us 1 4? ag z 3 - l 4 'Y X fu if ry, .. e SOP J wg. 1. A ' iw f 'D I . 2 ' 'I Y l i l l Pep ' L I , l A AEA'-A xl! i-1 V ri- .: , D ' Noel Brenda Judy Keith 1 Dreweq' Evans Gary Griffin ' Charles Brenda Charles Steve Q Duke Forman Green Gfimeg l l 5 -fr.. -' Vfiigci' f Nl, I 4 '71 'Sf f ,f E ,. W E Jeannine Groce Debbie Gruver Lavern Guinn Alice Hancock Shirlew I-Imeock E 1 Linda Bone waiting for their torches to be lighted maporettes during the jacksonville pep ra wa, ' 'f l M ii l f ' if . ' ' Debbie Gruver, - Kay Westbrook, and Dignne Liston 'imitating the jacksonville v f , . v n M . lly. L , l '77 Qopl1omowsAciLvo iw Clubs Charlene Soape and Dianne Liston, sophomore officers of the FH A, taking part in the program, Building Blocks for the Future . . Q La 'Na X . Gail Haper K if- 5 'M I Tim Harkrider K W- Q Derma Harris Rickey Harris Danny Harrison Donna Hathaway 'i ' , ss ii e issr- X .-'wx - K vm ,A Ronney Heard 'ii A , Q- 7 I : W Louann Henderson ' A in Lois Hodges g g Henry Hoge f-a JJ? ., jim Holder AWA! ,fa g H I Jo Dell Holland . 2. jp 1 5 Q . ay I Hf EM! w. Q i ' ' . K N A W N 1 ,-a . . . A .... ,. Charles Holloway . . 5 if A 99' K v' A V 'A Y 'N , , A Bobby Hudson S- A. 5 g , YQ S f , l ' A A Nevilee Hudson V. ' Q Becky Hunter , 'W .eb y . A f , A r Q ig , Larry Ingram ,ra 'AQ' ' X , . filfigfr .a,. Q? . A Mike IVC'Y n Q ,W . P gg' , ,,,. . ,,,N Cllffurtl lxcy Danny Jacks Macy jcffrcs Dennic Jernigan 'l0l1I1IL1 ,liinmerson Carncll ulolinson v Paula johnson Rhonda johnson XY'illi.1m jolly Larry jones Don Kclly Kathy Kilgore im Knight Mick I..1Gronc Dah Lnmbcrt Goltlic Langford Lintlal Langford Steve Langford ,5 91 . - Q-v 'v:. -t 'ft' 'F 5 lg 1' ..f v V tt' F Q- , i f L U if ' E ' 1 I :ry A kfgizi j Wh t ls ' - ffm.. t Q Gail Haper and Dianne Liston, sophomore co-captains of the Pep Squgcl hold up the sign for the football boys to run through at the Jackson ville game. sn,i'l' af f f V l, ' J 'Nw 5 V 2, i 4 0- 3 Wig L y ,if my V , ,K Melinda Moreland jean Oliver Dorothy Owens Hubert Owens Nicky Parker 2 by 4 YE fx 45' , 43 Q lx .X 'VJ' J ' w .1, W 2 Larry Lawhorn Fred Layco Dianne Liston Larry Littleton Ronnie Lurnan jeanell Maines Larry Mayo James McGuire Karen McKee Ronnie McMillian Sue Ann Mc Millian Charlotte Mc Nabb Sophomore girls scramble for the ball in an intramural basketball game. ' Qpoats Bill Pierce Bohhy Pierce -lime Pippen Niclqie Prom Charles Rainwater Beverly Ray , ff,-2 kr 4 I I I ix! N' 'V' i ' fl Martha Ray Patty Reeel Judy Ritlcllchoovc-r Stanley Ritter jackie Rolninette i'i,.,i A N A jackie Robinson , ,--' X , , Y' 1 , ..f, xg 5 In N. Sophomore players mingle with other squad members in preparation for a game. 5152555 , ,if 1 4 1-- Ng, 1 4 . Q' Q . ff, , ' - 7' f - gl Shirley Roe Donny Rogers Larry Ross Vickie Rushing Teresa Samford fi, or f ,, -1 fl A -- r' -Q 4 me ws. . ,Q J .rm ,.. vu V Y New Subjects Larry Shubert Alice Hancock getting her assignment in world history class, Laura Skeleton Sheila Skinner 'i iiiiii ,,,, , W. ci Judy Smith S 'T S , f Q. Trudy Smith Q 1 V 7 Charlen Soape gp- - I ' Susan Spears F A ft Rob Spencer fix, Wi- , 't 7 1 'giifzs F5'LL'6tnL fa , , Judy Spradley john Staten David Stehle Sammy Stevenson Wanda Strawn Carol Sullivan I82 :ZW If R13 F In S, 1 ' Charles Summers ,lutly Tomas Sue Thompson Mike Tucker Bfelocly Yihlker Larry XVare Eddie XX'eaver Dennis Vifedgeworth Kay Westbrook james Whitaker Barbara Whitley Deborah Williams Ronnie Williams Sherry Williams Elizabeth Wright 'Q 'AW Sw - UVUUZ be 4' i ts 1 H ,-Ag' x 1 C A Q. fix x AAN-X? if 55 I 'Via 13 -1- r '- . V' .A A N6 4 N F 4, i M ' , ,gggst ,, f his J I 1 'K The Freshman class elected Don Cheshire, Barry Bagley, Donna Soape, and Greg Williams to lead them through their first year in high school. l84 FfwslwuawClassO' Barry Bagley, PRESIDENT Don Cheshire, SECRETARY Donna Soape, VICE-PRESIDENT Greg Wfilliams, REPORTER Attending Bulldog pep rallies, Freshmen develop enthusiastic school spirit. jane Adams Malcolm Alford Janice Anderson Leroy Anderson Kathy Applegate Donna Austin Berry Bagley Debra Bailey Sherrilyn Bailey Dale Baker Gloria Baker Kevin Bankhead Barbara Beaty Lavenda Bell Rhonda Bell Beverly Biggs Brenda Birdwell Robbie Blair Mandy Boone Brenda Bounds mwilegw AML Respomib' ' Fwslwuew . , it ' 4' 3 t f 'ir ' - rssssd - if s 19.1 f f' .F is ,,. . an , Q, o fi E? R95 I gdfk: s FX :if .fc gg, g I vi: Q., Wg S' S' i' ' u ' s it S, 4 A ' it M W' sX :JZQQX 5 if-if , ig-A ll E I 'Q-'Jr Q a 'Q 'R - ,g .if 5- 'i ,. ,fm sg , .,,,.e, I-,af X ,i N, I' -g 6 QA - M, ff 21 ii , -f JE' ,, ,, , 9. V M i 'Q 3 X it 1 2 1,3 L Tony Boyd Roy Briery Paul Burns Pat Burt Ken Calhoun Danny Campbell Mickey Canoy Judy Carswell O, A. Cassity Clyde Chamness Connie Chamness Keith Chapman Don Cheshire Robert Christiansen Kathryn Copeland Ronnie Cowart Greg Crume N iz' ff' i xi L,, LL 5 AW Don Johnny Briggs Brooks fm ure' ' ' Brenda Chuck Nelda Brown Brown Bl'Y3f1f l-lfglv , New C i K ,QM yu 5' I I ii QV' ll 'r,, ' -, rf' Y ,M Y I . ' 'YQ 'Q 4 V M -1, 2 f x? 'fi n R B ' 3 ttet to as i , Q i YN ,. 'Q 'J , i' , x , R , ' ' Q r his ' t x if i- S 1 va g!-it., 1 x A V - V Sith! 3 - ll is J ' i I 1. by ' of-ff' C ' . 6- gf ,' I .L 'if - anal A A ll-, J. B. Daniel rl V Randy Davis ,, 'm f C V., , nm DCPPC it -M R Kenneth Dillon 2 , V Judy Donald H .Ara I , . V 'V feilk- il I86 ' X A ' A 7 if'-, D -.fn ,1 f' rl 1 W5 M if . iWru....-wifi QW ' , Q, Q ix it N s ,J-v s s f -4- ear- Y , Q f A , i 4 H M 1 if .mn xv? z I ,v 1' 4' 'f if. if ,gm , -, Larry Downs james Farmer Martha Gray .-K, A+, L. , .rm H' Debbie East Connie Finklea Mary Gray , in 5 Ii- f .7 311 Brenda Elliott Paula Fleming Larry Griffin Sherrilyn Bailey checks a book out of the library. f ' Billy Emmons Marsha Gage Gloria Guillory is- fav f, x :f , ' 4- ' f Linda Erwin joan Gary Clay Gunter as my y , ,ag X T I A 3 Vi 1 , I X-- ala, 9 i s ' S az gi 'fi e -' .fi f 0, : ' '1- 1 - 1 . l A ff Donna jimmy Evans Evans Gary Susan Gholston Graves Butch Frank Hammons Hancock , W x as ff M f rs, fi M Lf M 3 i v -1- -H M A .:n. . K A , if r Rose Marilyn Richarcl Sammy Harrigan Harris HHFIIS Harris Dean Andrea Roger Carolyn Harrison Hart Hf1ffle55 HHUIGY I87 Curtis Don Hill Barbara Hix Charles Holcomb Betty Holloway J, L. Holloway Scott Hook Gail Hooper Sherry Hooper james Hudson Karen Hudson Bobby Hull Tona james Gloria Jones Keith Keeling Pamela Kien Judy Carswell reads in English ' A , i is ' 5' 3 W Q55 I m Nga Y 3 ,L - fa, sr 639214 .Y 2' if Htlxirltuif Terry Donna Richard Carl Travis Laura Vermeil Leggett Liston Littleton London Lovil Luman Luman Billy Margaret Gary Debbie Chris Dwaine Gary Lynch Mangham Martin Mayo Mauritzen McCullough McGuire . . lwwf . . . Ideas Paul Patsy Pam jennifer Nelson Gayland Jill McGuire Milam Minter Monic Monroe Moore MOON Mike Susan James Marilyn Sylvia Brenda Sanclra Mosby Mullins Nail Nail Newman Palmer Pleffe ' u 'iff' I -t'-- ' A , 1, L. ,V LLL' if ariu ' ' ..,,, L Lt- A 9 - V Ah- Vk K I 5 Eb K , K K is lf, .5 LQ.. L' il 5' rf- fi L A., L L ifkfv if QQ.. is eeie 1:12 sees at rrri 'Jgf L 7 3 . ' .. Q is kiiziik L L L ,L.L W aw: ' '- f V 1' L LW .QL Qi L ,L Qi p st. e225 L -T-3. . D' ' - at 1 reiiiu '- at ' ' ff'-Q ' Donna Pirtle Jo Ann Pitts Gloria Nell Pope Eddie Pride Leslie Prince .. l 'Q 'R' ,. 1 ur V fl-. lf-we 2 tv, , V 2 . Nfx 'R , ' 1' ' sm 'ff3:fe?1'! qv - -be '15 Pam Ransom Vickey Redmon Susan Reed Glen Reeves 3 I J it 7 2 , , V 14' , , .... M W ' . 1 Ad N 54 ll' -51 fre or ff - Q a A 5 1 1 ' fi Randy Reid j 'l, ' :R R Pafw Riall d r r R Eddie Robinson 1 p, W 'MA E 97 x R A' is 4 1, H - 1-, . ,ML 3 Ronnie Robinson V q A K: Danny Rogers S1 Q , ' 22,4 U M I ' Randy Ruddick M- l 'Q 4' A5 i .ff fl f 4 l Freshmen enjoy a leisurely lunch hour in the high school cafeteria. N-vs. L. M 2 ao w e ' -wa W, x 1'Y ig U h I v L yey . 1 ... -M QP. X tl l llrffillzilt Q ?, +4 L 1 t T! V , f'., VZ' I5-Q 4, aa. i 9 Q' 0 4 nv , , y S S Z i i o l . 4 1 -A f' M , ' V 'gg-if all ' ,, lf Q A 2' galil' I yi, f glll T l 4 ig T l 1 'Wg' A 'Hi i 5 fl if B , . ,. 1, fifagsfmfgi 'K 6 I N. s, ' X4 r ,. . . E' 'ff nvvilrsi w. ,:,::::.:ss1 EEs2? f E , gg, 9 1 t S 1 1 115325. In f i:::',5f5:zr3g..:::: 1' -fzfiazgtzrikisgrl 5 31 niirzzliira 'si 9 fl li .3 LL N Elizabeth Seegers Becky Sharp Susan Shull Doris Small Gehrig Smith Bobby Soape Donna Soape Shirley Soape Steve Soape Larry Sparks Sandra Spurlock Mattie Lee Stevenson Debbie Sullivan Sharon Talley Bobby Taylor L. C. Tew Shirley Thompson Larry Tipton Roger Waldrop J. Gill XValker Janice Wedgeworth Bonnie Welch Vance Weldon David White David Wilcox Jerry Wilkerson Greg Williams Daniel Woodard Troy Woodard Thomas Wright ll Loose your partner, girls? Koonce band performs at concert. sruusurs' fmgfv Stevie Lawless, Ron Rocquemore enjoy See and Hear, students' comer. Edifofvz JW' Jw 8tlvGwdeEd1tofu-Jawxjmws 7flvGwdeEditofu-Ha3eLNw!1oQs The students of Koonce Junior School are engaged in their first activities and func- tions in which they experience young adult- type participation. The student may take part in the Student Council, assemblies, elec- tions, and exams while in junior High. Chuck Pierce, Patty Riley Denese Smith and jimmy Marshall enjoy a chat. in 3 Q i L L The Student Council represents the govern- ing factor of the student body. The Council is responsible for various fund raising proj- ects, the annual Pine Burr party, and the assembly programs. Students learn much about high school or- ganizations and gain valuable experience by participating in the Student Council. .1- 'i ware? var, 4, f T '15 'e ' if... The officers of the Student Council are these: Diane Goeke, president, Kirk Brewster, vice-presidentg Judy Hull, secretary, and Cynthia Brooks, reporter. Fin! Row: Diane Erwin, Diane Goeke, Donna Poss Serond Row: Kirk Brewster, jimmy Marshall, Alcie Redmon Third Raw: Jane son, Amy Hudson, Wayne Wilson, Barbara Pierce Cynthia Brooks Fourlb Row: Phil Grimes, Stevie Lawless, Candy Davis, Judy Debra Bailey Fiflb Row: Mr. Earl Cariker fsponsorj, Nedra Hudson, Nancy Williams, Vickie Thompson, Kay Oliver, Kathy Pierce, Brown, Rodney Cariker, Gene Brown, Bob Stringer, Shannon Hunt, jim Cox I-loswwom I 94 if Wa .ia 4, V, ,fa ,, 4. - ,VV , I . ' A . Q, 1 lg' ffgixik VW K ,B , E1 f V M ,,, or gg fgamrlefgrgwlyl 3 h I 1 , 1. :Z so-1 A .ugly . m . f. ,. ,,. lr ,El 'vi naw' 'Q . , 'big W ' - if? ffv-i Lim aff Q' . f 1- N av'Qf'fl Vs' 'gfaqfi 'W Q, ' ' s, 1 f' l 5' 'vig ,4 ' .v.f,.ifa f 5 f'Q'?, J, V f v,',,','- L ,go- in I A- 4' , 510 an ,, W M34 . V 1,7 rw ,M 1 X Q Vw I K V 2? lyhiaeh K . L! ,,rr KVL, E Q ' he . 5 4 , , ,Wi ,V i .,, , , . K., Inf My A A Q - , V' VV -P Q LL ' L-f , 'i,, V' L ' L , mf A W' 1 ai -Q , , , ' , ,iv L' J . 'W , ' W 9 1 fi , 1' i i' x 5 - MN Z Q , ,, V . ,, . 1-A K. Ku., s Eighth Grade Officers help raise the flag, ual if flag' R - kk,. I K N 1. 9 , l r P r g ., S , . B so if 9 Q 1 x if. A A Ay LA f L:'i I ' 3 f Qin I E19 Pwsulwo Rob Jolley Vw-Pwsidanb Joe Hull Barbara Pierce Repoatmf Randy Taylor Gene Abernathy joe Allison Sam Allison Kay Anderson Mike Arney Randy Atwood johnny Bagley Rodney Bagley Davis Bailey Debra Bailey 2? -4. W 'V' , t, i A, s . B ss I ar l - ,V gg at' '!,,' ,ti 3 ,ilZ',.Ei1.L.A K ,?.. V ' rt , i f W ' ,'.4, i3?'iQ' t' at A , fi ijg,y,,5,fgaf 1.5 .g M ,. i at ' i Q Q exif l s Q 1: - ' si 9 i s it .Ltr . : it 3' Y 1 'F i f f - ,,-V i i B TJ ,.,1 ,Q K ,V .:,. 5 cz. 1-'ie g sqm .-1.-x , 17 ,Q-, Bibs' .,,, T i M if , 1 f 4 . 'ww ' 7: X MW' i --e E' V 'W al , i Bwgfi 4 A a we . , ,.W -an ' , A+ ,I 'sn K 3 it z. va- . ' A he-if ,Q - , Philip Bankhead Sharon Barnett john Bettevy Floyd Bice James Bonner jeff Boone Bill Brady jim Brewster Kirk Brewster judy Broadway Cynthia Brooks Milton Brooks Gene Brown Sandra Brown Deanna Bush Bert Cameron Gary Capps Mike Capps Agnes Cheshire Mike Choate Angela Collier an. ' v . XC ,VN Eighth grade girls make sure that m at the games. E ? Qpifcib Bonnie Collins Charlotte Cowart George Coxen Mike Cross joe Davis Joyce Denton W? orale is high li .H ,, . gi 53 It 4. Q 2 4 U Q Boost iw Charles Hancock Huey Hancock jackie Harris Debbie Hayes Patty Hayes Ronnie Hayes in 'N s f 6l LU Y Epi Mark Dison Charlotte Drewery Donette Duke jerry Dukes Terry Edge Danny Ellis Betty Evans Beverly Evans Rickey Evans ttf? 0 Patsy Farmer Kathleen Galloway Robert Gentry Sandra Gentry David Ginsel Diane Goeke Kenneth Graves Betty Gray Phil Grimes Becky Gullette Sue Halcumb David Hall ,. ,aa . Y WM l la -' lk 5 xy 'Mk V! L ,, 77 is Vx, 'N' 1 . 1 H Q , . 'L ' l l fs. X 7 L 1 f 1-vga ' ,Qi 3 1 ' 'V - , aw lil 2' ' flhl-li? M94 M ,c , tie 2'- , ,, J K 4, i .' i.V ' . 'l4? - 5, , '28 'sy 5 ,ln ,,,.4 , Mrs. I 7 Q? J, P i A ,awww Amgxx 9 'NQXKNI x:l 5'u Bounds' Social Studies class seems to be doing some heavy concentrating. E05 P .A-SSfgnments Bill Henderson jerry Hight Richard Hoell Fred Holland David Hood Kathy Hooker Janice Hooper Faryll Howell Jo Ann Howell Amy Hudson 2' HE. if K5 s s al t l Q dh if . , as Q' 5 1 .r,: . Q . :,' A xi yi Sai ti t ' ' 1. -rt rm ex un. 5 K' . , 'W' FL, M L Q ,M so .'. t , i m guy. L , 5 il, Q: A Sli! ss, V , S K fe.. ,- x A Hippo I 1 ,,?- fs r1.- in at iiis f iiie iiii IU' ' In -' X i 1: -P I 5 'F if.Q-'-L- :LST tx Candice Hudson Robert Hudson joe Hull Judy Hull Barbara Hunt Linda Hunt Peggy Hunter Charlotte Ivey Ronny Jeter jane jimerson f' an .A+ , y n he . K y l i 5 '-..k K- - '- ,z ' u' ' 'I Leg.: K ii is K Fi. .- K ,K i s . ,i ir . ef i H -s L1 , l .iff - f Ai' g ' .--. ' H h 'xg . rf N- ', lf V A' 5 'W 1 , 1 - A ' ,,.. . . Q gg i ' . K P Fi , Sig his if :g Q E ix 'Ji -- z l ' A PE. -Pwmf, if lie L ' XJ: l -K N, K i V l , -A kg. . V ,F gk: 1 my N , f .:::. .--' k , , -rw f- ig 1 k--: ,-iz 'f:-.L: if f i . ,,.. ixr VLk.:., . ,. ,.,L :L J Zi, I i ,-II 5? L I Z M ..,x. if - ' . A tr' K , ggi K ii, L. .L x - . ,gi -- V . Q V 5 , Eighth grade boys enjoy touch football curriculum. -a +,' part of their physical education the Phil Koonce Andell Langford Sherry Langford Frank Langley, Jr. Gwen Lawhorn Steve Lawless Barbara Laws Jerri Layco Jimmy Nell Lagrone Killis La Grone Judy jimerson Brenda joffrion Ross johnson Rob Jolley john Jones Terry Hones Sally Kaufman Kathy Kinser Kirk Kinzbach Tereas Knight Lf , VTE fx l V li. ww- Q' LQ, I! R N 'ff' ye Qagrms ig. :aw UE. Q ln Linda Maines jimmy Marshall joe Mason Carol McClendon Charlotte McDaniel Wfilliam McMillan Randy Taylor looks confused as he gives an extemporaneous speech. 2 ' llool F' A Mk? i,. T5 iiq,,,.-0' f-QM Tommy McNair Sharon Miller Lamar Nonic Lillie Nail Sandra Nail Georgia Nichols Mike Norsworthy M Lynn Ogden l Kelly Overturf Barbara Pierce Chuck Piece Roy LaGrone Randall LaGrone Tim Leggett Erwin Lejuene Debra Lewis ' , f ,a A --N KK' W :li ,, f'i s if r Q A if Qi fl ff' 2 53 Ki.. 3 ,- Rx qw' 7 QVQV, , as 'jr 39 My l 42 'K M Q 1 Q A? V ,M lg asa: Q if Tina Ross Clyde Sells Fred Scott Kim Scott Ted Shell Roger Shubert Debbie Sistrunk Debbie Skinner Denice Smith Bob Soape Phil Soape Raybob Soape Willie Spradley Barbara Stanley john Strong Randy Taylor Lucy Thomas Mike Wade Francis Warner David Westbrook Johnnie Lea Pitts Donna Poss Albert Ray Bobby Reynolds Steve Riddlehoover Patty Riley Sidney Risinger David Robertson Sammy Rogers Ron Roquemore ff. li, vw 2 'l at 4 ' 1 I h S ,WL -Q y 1, ,, V nk t ,, ', ' 5 M 1 'xlibs i t efe ,CEB f V lf i Q fi 'ii ' t ,xr an , if 1 T N .r ,N Xl '3 is ' 4' ig ff we Q, 4. fr :fr-'QSSQ lk Janice Wilkins . ,A gm , Q r Billy Williams fi W -- 5 Mike Williams N V W Q ., W Nancy Williams il . - ' Vickie Williams I N V ,,ZL B in , s A X Y c-A , N W' A 1C'lC 1 is 5 N3 ln 1- F ., .,,,7. MK? KA A ,Q 'ua .Luk Wfaync Wilson l M fl X, fl is . -in Brenda Windham in V c, ,. X ' 3 ...Y -N W, D. Wise , in , Q .. LI V fy . ALVLT ,ik Vt M Billy Yingling Sf L if il ill Jw lf .elif l if ummm News Sharon Miller Ax QOIU Frank Smith ff: in s ' ,. Lester Gibbs Agnes Cheshire - x 202 ffl in 1 r , , , V , L Eighth graders take part in the struggle with Henderson, 2 5 LGA if A I -li , if R K A 1 f B ,F . V .g ff 5, vs' 0 T l M3 Q ,, .V 1, S , ', n in I w .aff 1 ,X . .. . ' Seventh Grade officers enter the front door. Linda Adams Denise Anderson Neda Ray Armstrong Tommy Bagley Vickie Barlow john Bickham Tommy Biggs Brenda Boggs Sheila Bolding Barbara Bounds 7' ' 66M Pfwsfdewt jim Cox Vw-Paesidewt N edra Hudson Kathy Pierce llepofetwu Alice Redmon A Wi. 'fa Steve Bounds W V , o . , V,k,rr, , I , Q as 1 'xl' ., A VV V , ' . . 1l ' V ,.., f ,. , af.. ra, s , 'Q' .11 'ill ix, -f 3 -1 -, .H 1' 'A 1' ' , -V 11 -g,1fAff'g ri if .1 kg! A 5 , l 203 6 1 el, HEAR ii STUUENTS' if RNER Mr Earl Carrker get up this student center so that Koonce students can see films and listen to records during their study hall periods. Dianna Bowers Tommy Brady Pam Brassell Carl Briggs Carolyn Brooks Ginger Brown Jeanne Brown Mike Bruster Mary Bunyard George Bush jan Burke Rodney Cariker Kathy Cassity john Cockrell Gary Colburn Danny Collins Janet Conway Paula Cordray Deborah Corely TlvwuglvP ' K 2 .. W' C ii 'N 3 --x, M ,fe l kt 'J ' f 5 s. 'v - E P -. lv. C Q . 4 ,W we , 4. ' an . ,4 , , ,, -- 7 my -W -, ., 1 'K ' X WW,:i1prqpunpun.,,,,. .- fr , - ', 0 . fifiitiuzg ny 2 ' ,W,.,,,wfrwrnmsnnnn-gg 'Q'-. , r 1- M ' f - 3 , V ,W ,L V My , C rn !,f 3 -A, f f 3: E Margaret Collins r 'i ' yy ' it .V if NV 'W 0 I j - xml A I W ., i ts X SI A iw., Al K, A4 if 'l E , f f M' ' 2 5 5 . x V .. I x M WJ 52' I--in x fl 'T' le tf fl f 1 X 1 1 vs ,.x t an-A -vp' 419 ., .,,, .qv tim? ig' I T lb 19, .-., e t , 5 1, fliifffiiiifiriiiqiifig aww, y alt? M.- 2? if 4442 ? 9. 5. Jim Cox Bobby Crump Dixie Davis Steve Davis Vernell Davis Melody Dison Curtis Donald James Dortch Sue Downs Patricia Drewery Elizabeth Dupriest Charley Dyer Karla Edgmon Glyndon Ellis Kathy Emmons Diane Erwin Joe Fisk Arnold Franks Mona Franks David Freeman Wanda Gage Jesse Gates Kathy Gentry Andy Gibbs Dean Giles Gene Giles Allen Godwin Steve Godwin Paula Goode Patti Graves Eileen Groce Bill Gullette xt, n'ek ,., get A J . W 9 'ff .,i i n . ' -f ' J tr ,, V ' f-v f I ' ..,, i ' D .. .lt , , ' ,V ' - H' 'f . -'vf lla, , -5 at a 1 'Q 'wwf tg, . 2 f a 39 a ' Ka, , 9' , f MX Ox fb fwq' or A A Q 5 ,,,,, 1, H iff -'Y' 'lt' arf in Jan Hall jimmy Hammack Debra Hammons Nettie Hancock Roger Harvey Dennis Hattaway Paula Hix jackie Hooper Danny Horn Jaunita Howard James Hudson Kathy Hudson Nedra Hudson Shannon Hunt Spring johnson Susan johnson Debra Johnston Wayne jones Michael Kay Teresa Kyle Cathy Lambert Bruce Langford Kimberly Langfo Jackie Liston Cheryl Lofton Nathan Loper Brenda Lovell Luanne Luber rd af? . A Seventh graders are caught by the camera hurrying to their next class, Sarah Luman jimmy McDaniel Diane McGuire Melinda McGuire Diane Marshall Mike Massey Wally Mayo Paula Milam Barbara Moore Debbie Moore Billy Mullins Toni Parker Christie Payne Tommy Pettit Gwen Phillips Donald Pierce Kathy Pierce Rickey Pierce Pam Pinkerton Richard Pitts EQQYQM iv Syl 5 X, J wif 'N Mk , , 11' 5'-in 5 oiw ' V, fi 'sl Q-X gm, 2 W W3 ig, lf YM' Koonce students enjoy a game of volleyball in the new gymnasium. ii' l ' as Q . Q at - . , 5 no , S 1 ll . yi S 5: ' m.,, 1 ff 5 FXS QSXQEW X Ollie Newman Shaan Noonan Donnie Novak A .-1-'-4. , M ,t taxa H sa a W iv' p Alcie Redmon Robert Reed jean Register Lisa Rice Sandra Robinson Scott Rogers Teresa Ross Teri Rossett Peggy Rowe Susan Rowe Barry Samford Nelda Shadowens Kenneth Shadowens Pamela Sharp Judy Shearer Dava Sholmire Carol Shull Gay Shull Debbie Shuttleswortlz Rondel Slatter Keith Slayton Leanard Smith Lajuan Soape Roger Soape Walter Tippit Soape Sharon Spears Pamela Spurlock Samuel Staton joseph Stehle Phillip Stone Bob Stringer janet Strong Walta Nell Taylor Troy Thames Vickie Thompson Charles Thornton jim Toney Elaine Tyler Sharon Waldrop Mark Whitaker Mr. Wayne Martin instructs his math class with an overhead projector Rodney Weaver Kenneth Welch ' I-Hgh Danny Wilkerson Debbie Wilkerson Margo Williams Donna Womack Morie Woodard Charlie Woods Shirlene Adams Krai Cain Steve Higgs Jimmy Krutza Jimmy Kyle Kay Oliver Study hall is a new experience to seventh graders. We.. SQ, lv Mr, Cariker checks his calendar as he plans for the everyday emergencies of Junior High. MR. GEORGE EARL CARIKER Principal A o o ' Mold The Koonce junior School's Adminis- tration works hard to provide a solid faculty for its students. Each teacher is well educated in his field to give his students solid background. This pre- pares the student for the furthering of an education in high school. 1 MRS. PATSY COCHRAN MRS. NAOMI PHILLIPS Secretary to Mr. Cariker Guidance Counselor 2lI ,,, W A, E A, MISS CHARLIE FAY ALLISON BS MA Reading MRS. DOLORES BLACKWELL BA Language Arts Spanish WR 15 'Wy N I fin Q- 4 . tr 5 0, ,wx MRS. BETTY BOUNDS MRS. MILDRED gs BROOKS angunge Arts BS Social Studies Reading MRS. MILDRED Science BRANNON MR. GLYNN BROOKS BA MA BS MA English Science ,V Mx. ,,,, , , nam ,R MRS. JERRY GOEKE B.MEd English MR. STEPHEN IETT BM Choir, Band Koonce students showed up in full force at the PINE BURR party sponsored by the PINE BURR staff. nl Miss Charlie Fay Allison uses a projector as an aid for her reading class, Kooacef Seek Tof ' as Mrs. Alliece Smith gives her class an assignment MRS. PEARL NESBITT BS MEd. Math , K Language Arts 47 iw ' aux n INIRS. ALLIECE SMITH 'H - ' V BA lxlnrzuage Social Studies iw , 57? 53 f. ff.- ,,....... ,IM MR. WAYNE MARTIN MRS, RUTH MORTON MR. HAROLD RIDER BS BA, l'NfEd BS. MEd Mathematics Librarian P.E. MRS. IWIARIE WIGGINS BA, MA Social Studies ,is . JOMJOM Ojwdw f L Gwzlm ' em., Qampwb New umm Q x - 2 A K i DFmwGoelw Pmuapsmztiw TlwQf4f ' mmm Lacgwomas Diam Phillil Lacj Gen' Free Lind: .,,,,, ' it 2li c ' 1 'oeke 1 1 no , ankhead 'L homas lfOWI1 folland funt y Gem Bwww Fwdal-Iownwl The award of Outstanding Student is one of the most coveted awards at Koonce. It is presented annually by the faculty to six students, who are recognized not only for intellect but also for citizenship and leadership. This award indicates those students who will become the leaders of the future in Carthage High School. Linda, Hwxb 2l7 Vis PM ,,Q,,,1 , S 5 H.. mph Tw AIUY H1ldSQf1, Jane jimerson, Debbie Bailey, Linda Hunt, Candy Davis, Denise Smith, Donette Duke, Barbara Pierce, Kathy Hooker and seated, Judy jimerson, i Koonce strives to bring out the talents and interests of its students as well as in- tellect. The band and choir teach participa- tion and competition, while library assistants learn service and cooperation. A new aid in learning was begun this year at Koonce. This organization is the See and Hear which attempts to teach through tapes, film- strips, and records. As a whole, Koonce extracurricular ac- tivities endeavor to fulfill the student's char- acter and to prepare him for high school. 1. Firyz Row: Diane Erwin, Ron Roquemore, Pam Sharpe, Charlotte H i McDaniel, Sammi Roux' Susan Johnson, Lisa Rice, Diane Mar' shall, Peggy Hunter, Debbie Sistrunk, Keith Slayton, Phillip Stone, Leanord Smith, Carol Shullg Third Row: Patricia Drewery, Sharon Barnett, Sue Downs, jean Register, Donna Womack, Paula Goode, Dava Sholrnire, ,Io Ann Howell, Vicki Barlow, janet Strong, Sheila Bolding, Dee Ann Lechtenberger Fifi! Roux' Patty Riley, Debbie Skinner, Charlotte Cowart, Mary Bunyard, lLacy Thomas, Nancy Baldwin, Christi Payne, Sandra Nail Sammi Roux' Rodney Cariker, Sharon Barnett, Nettie Hancock, Gwen Lawhorn, Frances arner, Charlotte Drewery, Marie Woodard, Tina Ross, Dave Sholmire, ohnnie Pitts, Judy Broadway, Diane Goeke, Sue Downs, Becky Gullette t Libwng Assistants Qwandfl-leafy EWMPUP 2I9 nv. M0 H Aural- Eigimflv Gwdo FoobbaUbTeaaw Fin! Row: Frank Smith, Rodney Bagley, David Hood, Phil Grimes, Mike Arney, Stevie Lawless, Ross Johnson, Kim Scott, Kelly Overturf Serofzd Row: Ron Roquemore, Phillip Bankhead, Mike Choate, Phil Koonce, Kirk Brewster, Gene Brown, joe Allison, George Coxen, Sam Allison, John Jones, Frank Langley, jim Brewster, Lynn Odgen, Tim Leggett, Third Row: Robert Lewis fCoachJ, Robert Gentry, Lynn Graves, Clyde Sells, joe Hull, David Ginsel, Ted Shell, David Nwesthrook, Randy Taylor, Rob Jolley, John Strong, Danny Ellis, Davis Bailey new rw . .:,, 9' '.. . . ,A , A,,., in it 5 y fb Fin! Row: Ginger Brown, Kathy Pierce Serofzd Row: Cynthia Brooks, Candy Davis, Barbara Pierce 220 Gfiazbaliootballb Row: Robert Reed, Troy Thames, Phillip Stone, Gary Colburn, John Cockrell, Tommy Bagley, james Dortch, Craig Cain Sefond Row: Gullette, Charlie Woods, Jim Cox, jimmy Krutza, Wally Mayo, Richey Pierce, Scott Rogers, Donnie Novak Third Row: Donald Pierce, Liston, Steve Davis, Charles Thornton, Rodney Weaver, Bruce Langford, Steve Bounds Fannin Row: Tippit Soape, Mike Massey, Ken- Shaclowens, Barry Samford, Bob Stringer, Rodney Cariker, Bobby Crump inf .H K 2 Basketball Team Fir!! Row: Phil Koonce, john jones, George Coxen, Ted Shell, Phillip Bankhead Swami Roux Kim Scott, Kirk Brewster, Stevie Lawless, Ron Roquemore, Phil Grimes, Frank Langley, Ross johnson, Mike Arney, Mike Williams Third Row: Sam Allison, David Roberson, joe Allison, Killis La Grone, Joe Hull, Randy Taylor, Rob Jolley, john Strong, Sammy Rogers 22I Debbie Skinner, Candy Davis, Barbara Pierce and partners seem to be enjoying themselves. Sharon Miller and Sammy Rogers have an indifferent expression as they dance the latest step, 222 , 77, Y f- w EWS l-Imwfus Dance Charles Thornton and Dianne Goeke need refreshments after all that dancing. Q 45 M L i . . X . 2 1 ' , e. X T N- u WH 0 Interesting landmarks are observed by seventh graders in Mrs. Marie Wiggins' history class. Koonce Bunnies fRon Roquemore, David Westbrook Kelly Overturf, Stevie Lawless, and Ross Johnsonj pro- vide entertainment for various activities. Depicb G0irlg-Going-GONE! shouts President, Dianne Goeke as she presides at the Student Council auction day. Sam Allison gives his last, hard-earned penny to Judy Hull for the slave he purchased. 223 3 Mr. Carson Cockrum and Mr. Lovell Kelley were presented the John C. Ray Award as the outstanding employers of the year by Mr, Leland Stracener, DE Sponsor. 224 A 8 Painting the flag pole can be fun. The Bo s..l 'R l -S . ssmen play at the junior-Senior Prom Linda!-lam Through the support and encouragement of the business establishments of Panola County, CHS students receive incentive- Incentive to achieve honors academically, and journalistically. , ff E21 gas! 2 s5s - in ,, . I if E ,unnww ,. M ,,,, , , ,, , V K ' ,, ww, ,fy , fn 4 ,.,.. , .. , tt, ,, , Q L faaaawafafaaaa siiii W?YWWWV aigwaaaazawawwa iasi fpaaaaaawa sw? i , V AAV' V A j ' -fvf 2 . .,..,VqfA -- H I ,,. ,,..,' 3 -ffv X V U2 if Kar Salley Norsworfhy, Sieve Bolding. Jeannie Groce, Ann Bri++, Edward HuHo, Chalie Mangham Sieve Carfer. Genevieve Screws, Randy LaGrone, Drew Darnell, Bob Gerardy. and Rob Davis. For Good Food With Curb Service WEBER'S ROOT BEER 6I9 W. Panola ff' W :K vi.,' 1. J' i i IL1 ,Q Exclusive Not Expensive Randy Fleming and Mr. Clabaugh look al' suifs. HAWTHORNE'S DRY GOODS IO4 E. Sabine OX 3-563l Oi ZW PANOLA MOTOR COMPANY For fhe lalesl' in 'Foolwear and dress. Nighl' Wrecker Service OX 3-5l38 l02 W. Panola l07 W. Sabine S+. OX 3-45I2 GAS GENERAL ELECTRIC TIIEEQTTERIES OIL FOR SERVICE Fill AII Your Au+o Needs ai' JIM HUNT TEXACO J' MECHANIC ON DUTY FURNITURE 8: APPLIANCE CO. FOR COMFORT IOI W. Sabine ' ,ie - ox 3-5462 5 70l N. S+. Mary w AND w. VARIETY LACY '2,fg.fZ2T'a enocenv Shop and Save MARKET HUNDREDS OF BARGAINS AND Open Six Days a Week FANCY GROCERIES fi Q FIELD AND GARDEN gala Walaea SUPPLIES ,U Bb I 1 no E. sabsne ox 3-4334 I 228 Bu'r. Girls, if isn I' even cold! lMary Pilcher. Brenda Lislon, Sandra Clabauglw, and Karen Craddoclcl DAIRY QUEEN MATTHEWS DRESS SHOP Homemade Freshly Call in Orders OX 3-5632 OX 3-4484 How abouf an ice cold coke? 229 mmyw if? Who has Hue money? Ka+hy Kilgore, Bobby Huil, Mandy Boone. and Jimmy Deppe FIRST NATIONAL BANK IOO E. Sabine Ph. OX 3-480I - ELITE BEAUTY SHOP ee. loo N. Shelby ox 3-4142 --'RS I X , i - W -aelrv Lx, DREW wooos, INC. YOUR zzafepwfzfezlf fl I lzuzzrazzff XAGENT NSERVES YOU FIRST I 'X ' ,jf noon I 5 PlUHBIIIG ICI eafegombet J. E. INSURANCE L AGENCY Mechanical Contractors EXCELLENT SERVICE OX 3-bblb II7 W. Sabine Box 488 Cmhage' OX 3-4876 For Your Used Car Go to ED CLARK MOTOR CO. 223 s. Shelby ox 3-5561 - W' LET US HELP 'lim HAWTHORNE INSURANCE Save Zum Wiaaeq Dependable Life Heritage 307 W. Wellington OX 3-48l6 Tools Nuts and Bolts NOBLE'S HARDWARE Johnson Motors APPLIANCES PAINTS GUNS AMMO ox 3-4282 3:2 s. Shelby MACHINE SHOP CARTHAGE TOOL CO. Shop and Portable Welding OX 3-5l I4 707 W. Sabine Carlhage' 232 VANDAGRIFF INSURANCE AGENCY If you want to play pool go to the EIGHT-BALL CLUB E. Sabine Sf. OX 3-9879 Automobile-Fire-Bonds Hospitalization FRANKLIN LIFE Heberl' Bldg. OXI3-6l33 ELLIOT AND WALDRON TITLE AND GUARANTY CO 304 W. Sabine OX 3-4332 CHAMPLIN PETROLEUM CO. Henderson Hwy. OX 3-662 I ANDERSON CLEANERS Home of Friendly Cleaners ! m1r4l2en Marin is showing Burch Legge'r+ In 2I4 N. S+. Mary M 81 M IO9 N. S+. Mary OX 3-6223 Power for: ...f .T iff f HOME ' E FARM i 'NDUSTRY ZW: BETTER? ls XX Crmcff SOUTHWESTERN ELECTRIC AND POWER COMPANY P. O. Box 350 iii FOR: Prescriptions Cosmetics ii g Jewelry M Gifts CARTHAGE DRUG lll N. S+. Mary OX 3-489l PANCLA COUNTY LUMBER CO. 2:5 s. Shelby ox 3-4834 For All Your Building Needs l' are ya'll building? Billy Honeycull an Jones and Linda Holmes. SNOWFLAKE DONUTS IIAS Fine GS the .ml 44 . , .,.. F Inestu If rr..'.f 'A Q I E3 X IO4 W. Panola Q? OX 3-659' Registered .T - Pharmacists FREE DELIVERY Modernize ' Du Barry Cosmehcs UNITED GAS CORP Whgfman-5 Candy 307 W. Sabine Carfhage, '08 E' Sabine 9 ff OX 3-6502 -im' ,. . W i X ' ---all 1' S 14 7j 'II'Iiiiv'fIf f INSTITUTIONAL FOODS CO. Fresher Tastier P.O. Box 6605-F SI1revepor+, La. 236 6 T I FIRST STATE BANK 81 TRUST CO. For All Your Banking Needs I07 N. S'I'. Mary CX 3-6606 law 7W 'f X cAsslTY's A A 103 W. Sabine it CX 3-654I lt's The Latest From Cassity's if A an i 2f 5A ti t ' EDDIS WESTERN CAFE GLADY'S BEAUTY SHOP lt's the Cut That Counts IOI N. Adams OX 3-55ll oe anford, Susan Tatum, Butch Leggett rest t Edd J S front of 's. NIXON'S LAUNDRY 8. DRY CLEANERS The Most Efficient and Economical Dry Cleaning CARTHAGE, TEXAS 238 BROOKSHIRE BRGS. Brenda Harrigan, Tommy Healon, Jerry Bailey. Basil Sla'f+er, Ted Harmon, Paula Allen visi'r a+l'l1e sfore. Q II8 S. Shelby Jusr THE ox 3-4232 eRocERiEs FELLA!! CARTHAGE INSURANCE AGENCY Supports C.H.S. l if ' A my, N- S+- Marv ox 3-4701 Pine Burr Sfaff working on The annual. 239 -6 is '- ' -V 1 in-ww 5 kin-wfiwm lluimllmny 1 1,.M,4,q,A,,, is gag an in Judy Bufler, Kay Cas+le, Jane Pippen 'fry ou'r a new model. VERNON BUTLER CHEVROLET AND OLDS CO. SALES-SERVICE Henderson Hwy. OX 3-bbll CASS Q OCZ ir f 6 Z Z Q, REALTORS 3 mscivzs 5 vgivlconbuns bo ESTPKQ JOHN MOORE REALTOR ISoId by J. ALLISON and J. JONESI 7I0 N S+ M ry ox 36388 KEELING FOOD STORE DELICATESSEN: Ham Chiclcen Salads Barbecue 8I9 W. Panola OX 3-47I4 BAUER FU RN ITU RE AND APPLIANCE COMPANY Sprague-Carlelon Simmons-Frigidaire Early American Con+emporary Moclern I085 SI' Mary OX 3-6420 Oil Field ancl Pipeline Cons'IrucI'ion GARNER CONSTRUCTION COMPANY 4I9 W. Sabine OX 3 529I 24I -i. in SHARPE ELECTRIC CO. Walls My Line RESIDENTIAL, COMMERCIAL, INDUSTRIAL I504 S. Marlzei' OX 3-56I0 Vickie Haper and Joe Sanford WEST SIDE GROCERY Home of Quality Foods and Friendly Service DAIRY MART Good Food-Fasl' Service zis s. Selby ox 3-524: , fp A .ga t eeeee I I A+ 1 OTHER SUPPORTERS OF THE PINE BURR Meryl D. Harris Rob D. Trimble Jr. Dr. L. E. Wardlow Campbell Appliance 8: Repair Viclds Mall Shop J. R. HopIcin's Real Esl'al'e CARTHAGE FURNITURE CO. -,J II4 N. OX 3 Shelby 4624 Merle Pal Barneff prepares Johnny wilh Norman 6 Surprl I CosmeI'ics IRENE'S CADENHEAD BEAUTY SHOP HUMBLE STATION IIOI W. Sabine 6I8 W. Panola OX 3-638I OX 3-5602 General Insurance and Real Es'Ia'I'e CAIN-MOORE AGENCY 109 w. Sabine ox 34726 --- -2 -H Y Y- 7 SAXON HARRIS FEED COMPANY Feed-Seed-Fertilizer Railroad SIreeI' OX 3-46 I 8 Save SS 1 si? 5 I 1:02 PETE WILLIAMS U In I I1- Televlslon and Radlo - Repair PERRY BROS 5 81 I0 4I3 W. Panola OX 3-557I IOI N. Sainf Mary OX 3-63I2 PATTERSON INSURANCE AGENCY Box 430 Car'I'I1age OX 3-483I Serving The Retail Food Stores For Over A Quarter Ot A Century MAGNOLIA GRCCERY COMPANY Jerry Wilkerson and Debbie Lambert are all set for old man rain. OX 3-660l Tl1e Style Store-From Crib Railroad St., Carthage. Texas To College WON DE RLAN D Carthage, Texas For an Entertaining Evening Visit the ESQUIRE THEATRE W. Sabine St. OX 3-6I7I MON ROE'S GARAGE 34I S. Shelby OX 3-672I Don'+ worry he'Il have I+ fixed In a mInuI'e. Debbie Wilkins. Kevin Bankhead, and Phillip Banlclwead. CONSOLIDATED CONSTRUCTION CoHon S+. OX 3-5 I 9I gg? Wherever 5 . .ze Z 5 - g0ing. . . Whe 5 X , ,IIII . II' . Q B IT wherever 5 you ve V been gl r-1,5 .jigs ,419' J 4 . . . I? mufvk . .19 BOTIIED UNIX!! AUTHORITY OF 246 I 6464 64416 you 're g C ig 'Z -L y T .- Sl Azz ' f A 4 a. on o e COX'S JEWELRY Il3 N. S+. Mary OX 3-6432 X IN! COCA COIA COMPANY l U Q n ou '9 ' ' '-........?l...... - rl nee a lz le lzft 1,,.,,V.,, f ' -- I .'Q?.9f f - depend C k For School Supplies and Cosmetics - RELIABLE! . -I GD SCRIPT: KEN TUNER PHARMACY IO9 E. Panola OX 3-670l Declica'l'ed 'lo +l1e service of l'l1e people and insl'i+u'l'es of Panola Coun+y THE PANOLA WATCHMAN IO9 W. Panola S+. OX 3-663 PANOLA COUNTY LIVE STOCK CGMMISSION Shreveporl' Hwy. OX 3-636 l 247 Jody Jones and Judy SI1umaIe a+ cafe. COOKE 81 SMITH SERVICE STATION COMPLETE CAR SERVICE II9 S. Shelby EARLENEH5 CAFE OX 3.6322 I08 N. SI1eIby OX 3-9802 CARTHAGE AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLY INC. Supplies a n d Equipment :za s. S+. Mary ox 34849 248 CARTHAGE COFFEE SHOP I23 W. Panola OX 3-63II Jan Jones, Jean AII1son, Darcaa Nelson, and James give Iheir orders. C If ai' Thisaswlillmdmiiylzg gzrZ'C'gfII pillow case. Kafhy LAUNDRIES PHILLIP'S FABRICS II5 N. S+. Mary OX 3-6578 2I7 S. Sycamore OX 3-54-7I DAVIDSON BROS. FURNITURE for Gibson-Maytag-Philco We Service Whaf We Se-II I08 W. Sabine OX 3-4I84 K y Bolfon. Paul Palmer, Mr. Palmerpand Gene Srews. PALMER'S MOTOR CO als s. Shelby ox 3-44I2 Order What You Need at p Range Air C IO6 N. Shelby NAYLOR FURNITURE wkilllpovlb lo4 N. Shelby ox 3-64ol - Lucite Pittsburgh - - Paints PACE HARDWARE AND LUMBER COMPANY zlo s. Shelby OX 2-6641 OX 3-6742 .... LW sHELBY-PANoLA FEDERAL sAvlNGs AND LOAN AssoclATloN , 1 H5 E, p,,,,,,la PIPPEN MOTOR CO OX 3'55 Sales-Service 3 M 342 s. Shelby Q4i ox 3-569: V 3 . 3 For Elegance in Dry Cleaning Through Pride of Craf+smanship HARKRIDER'S CLEANERS lI5 W. Sabine OX 3-4343 W fl? illlutners , 1 Flowers a+ ,A fee x- -5? 475 ' is 227 N. S+. Mary ox 3-4514 Sei Your Special One K 84 K FLORIST Order Wha'l' You Need From SEARS Sears has everyl'hing 2l6 N. Sf. Mary ,S Susie Shell, Susan Cullum, Judy 252 iF 1'l'.T72.. l'X Sanford. Susan E SOMETHING WRONG WiTH YOUR CAR? Take it to: BILLY ARNOLD'S GARAGE Clayfon Hwy. OX 3-53ll Linda Hull and Clare Joiffrion 'Found somefhing Sei' The Flowers For Your Loved Ones a'I' CARTHAGE FLOWER SHOP 702 Comer OX 3-4248 CARTHAGE LOCKER PLANT II4 S. S+. Mary OX 3-6I22 Baily, Mary Higginbofham. and Mrs. Bush. Clothing and Shoes for the Entire Family Go to BEALL'S DEPARTMENT STORE III W. Sabine OX 3-5I32 253 ,,,,, Sfephanie Darnell and Drew D ll p 'l'l 1 l 1 DARNELL LUMBER COMPANY Marshall Hwy. OX 3-47ll LUCKY DOLLAR STORE Every dey is cn Dollar Dey. We've been to the Lucky Dollcnr Store. Tires Batteries Home Appliance lI8 W. Sabine Sporting Goods WHITE'S AUTO STORE The Home of Grealer Values 200 E. Sabine OX 3-45lI eo TO THE BOOKSTALL for Records, Books, Gomes ond Cords for Young and Old l09V2 W. Sabine OX 3-5224 Get Your lc-e-e a+ ROBIES' FOOD KING 6I3 N. S+. Mary OX 3-5lll R ako Hoocsss ou. co. 94 ble, for FU Us U W 'Phillips 8I0 W. Panola OX 3-4504 BOB'S SUPER HANDY Ill N. Maple ox 3-6174 For Bowling Fun Go to BEL-AIRE BOWLING LAN ES Operalecl By LOUISE and BOB CAMERON IIII W. Sabine OX 3-7l2l 256 13, ,,.,. ,H ,,.W, mw3?W,,.,,, ,,,. L. V , l B A W 55 ' Simon Marcanfel looking ai' carpef? OX 3-6l63 200 E. Panola TELEVISION AND RADIO SERVICE WE'RE KNOWN FOR 6 TV KNOW-HOW qi' -- I I ,IL 65' OQ Q For Dependable Service Call EDD'S T.V. AND ELECTRICAL SERVICE P.O. Box 342 Carihage LOUIS BRAMBLET AUTO SALVAGE 218 s. S+. Mary ox 3-5722 A Telephones-Television-Carports Air Conditioned-Panelray Heat CARTHAGE MOTEL OX 3-48I4 32l Soufh Shelby J. D. LYNCH FLORIST K .............6 404 W. Panola OX 3-478I G Oh lsn r HWIS Preffy? Tuna Durreff and 5+ Ph We Dwell 2I8 E. Sabine S+. OX 3-6668 LIONS CLUB SUPPORTS BULLDOGS 0' K X . 1 'Q fl vi .I I 4?fiRNA1l J Firsi' Semes+er Represen'ra+ive- Firsi' Semesier Represemafiveu- Kafhy Woods Mickey LaGrone Sweefhearf-Paula Allen f . Second Semesfer Represemknive- Sfacond Semesfef RSPFGSSYWGHVS Jackie Shadowens Jfm HOOIKSF 258 Yqui-e money yy 5 81 I0 Of HOURS a TO 5-5:30 SAT. BIRDWELL DEPARTMENT STORE IO6 E. Sabine OX 3-4342 IOI E. Panola CX 3-634l MORGAN'S USED CARS 216 E. Sabine U iw? , f 'L A .. , ' M' 2, Yrs V m g n r' 'f W' -+ mia gy w e a t NK 'ifvsx ' ' 'fm gif - f ki 'fe fx' ix , n , 1, M Me, .. M. I found Hue one I wan+! Clare Joffrion and Laur Ba+es. N STEPTOE'S JEWELRY ' 42I N. Daniels ox 3-5322 J ' Jw e 1 ' Rf I . r x ' hge a V .,,.,e-fi: x..l H Partytnne. Snackt1n1e.Anytnne ...Morton belongs! . -QL! If I vv ,-2 ' 6 I. l J p f . ,oo Qs' I , ' t -' f ssl 'H' or N' f 'W' 'l' x.WWa . 4 . ,bbs 'EM General Offices: Dallas, Texas Dallas 0 Forl' Worth 0 Lubbock 0 El Paso Anderson Cleaners-234 Auto Salvage-257 Bauer Furniture-241 Beall's Department Store-255 Belaire Bowling Lanes-256 Ben Franklin Store-259 Billy Arnold's Garage-253 Birdwell Department Store-259 Bob's Super Handy-255 Bookstall-255 Brookshire Brothers-239 Butler Chevrolet-240 Cadenhead Humble Station-243 Cain-Moore Insurance Agency-245 Carthage Automotive Supply-248 Carthage Coffee Shop-248 Carthage Drug-235 Carthage Flower Shop-253 Carthage Furniture Company-245 Carthage Insurance Agency-239 Carthage Locker Plant-253 Carthage Motel-257 Carthage Tool Company-232 Cassity's Department Store-238 Champlin Petroleum Company-253 Coca Cola-246 Consolidated Construction-246 Cooke and Smith-248 Cox's Jewelry-246 Dairy Mart-242 Dairy Queen-229 Darnell Lumber Company-254 Davidson Brothers Furniture-249 Drew Woods, Inc.-231 Earlene's Cafe-248 East Texas Laundry-249 260 ADVERTISERS INDEX Ed Clark Motor Company-231 I Edd's TV and Electrical Service-256 Edd's Western Cafe-238 Eight Ball Club--233 Elite Beauty Shop-231 Elliot Waldron Title and Guaranty Co.- 233 Esquire Theater-245 First National Bank-250 First State Bank-237 Garner Construction Co.-241 Glady's Beauty Shop-238 I-Iarkrider's Cleaners-252 Hawthorne's Dry Goods-227 Hawthorne Life Insurance-252 Hodges Oil Co.-255 Institutional Food Company-236 Irene's Beauty Shop-243 J. B. Hardin Furniture and Appliance- J. D. Lynch Nursery-257 1. E, Insurance Agency-231 jenkins Drug-256 jim Hunt Texaco-228 John Moore Realtor-241 K 8: K Florist-252 Keeling Food Store-241 Ken Turner Pharmacy--247 KGAS-257 Lacy Grocery-228 Lion's Club-258 Lucky Dollar Store-254 M 8: M Toggery-234 Morton Foods-260 Magnolia Grocery-245 Matthews Dress Shop-229 Morgan's Used Cars-259 2 Monroes Garage-246 Montgomery Ward-250 Naylor Furniture-250 New Shoe Box-227 Nixon's Laundry 8: Dry Cleaners-238 Noble's Hardware-232 Pace Hardware 8: Lumber Co.-250 Pack 'N Sack- County Livestock Commission-247 County Lumber-235 Motor Co.-227 Watchman-247 Panola Panola Panola Panola Palmer's Motor Co.-249 Patterson Insurance Agency-244 Perry Brothers?-244 Pete Williams-244 Phillip's Fabrics-249 Pippen Motor Co.-251 Robbies' Food King-255 Saxon Harris Feed Co.-244 Sears-252 Sharpe Electric Co.-242 Shelby-Panola Federal Savings 8: 251 Loan- Snowflake Donuts--236 Southwestern Electric and Power-234 Steptoe's jewelry-259 United Gas Corporation-256 Vandagriff Insurance-233 W 8: W Variety-228 Webers-226 West Side Grocery-242 Western Auto-256 Whites Auto-254 Wonderland-245 Collins Bankhead, Mr. Tom-117 Biggerstaff, Mrs. Maureen--124 Brown, Mrs. Ida-122 Burke, Mr. Sam-120, 62, 63 Bush, Mrs. Arlee-119 Chamness, Mrs. Casette-122 Clabaugh, Mr. David-117, 91 Clark, Mrs. Kathryn-127 Copeland, Mrs. Irene-125, 264 Copeland, Miss Nell-120, 46 Cromwell, Mrs. Reba-122 Cross, Mrs. Hazel-122 Duckworth, Mr. T. G.-117 Fountain, Mr. Jimmy-118, 91 Franks, Mrs. Mary-120 Funk, Mrs. Wfanda-125, 49 Gerardy, Mr. Carl-117 Gist, Mrs. Catherini+116 Goeke, Mr. Fred-78, 94, 95, 106, 126 Allison, Miss Charlie Fay-212, 213 Blackwell, Mrs. Delores-212 Bounds, Mrs. Betty-212 Brannon, Mrs. Mildred--212 Brooks, Mr. Glynn-212 A Abernathy, Gene-195 Abernathy, Ronny-94, 95, 74, 131, 35, 38, 75, 91, 32, 66, 67, 68, 70, 71 Adams, Charlotte-175, 104, 61 Adams, jane-185, 105, 61, 53, 49, 52 Adams, Linda-131, 91, 55 Adams, Linda-tKooncel-203 Adams, Shirlenw210 Alexander, Beverly-159 Alexander, Billy-94, 98, 131 Alexander, Randy-94, 96, 97, 81, 82, 83, 131, 20, 108 Alford, Malcolm-185 Allen, Paula-159, 239, 18, 38, 85, 32, 51, 66, 67, 258 Allison, Dianne-175, 105, 37, 61 Allison, Jean-159, 248, 10, 37, 56, 58, 60, 51 Allison, joe-195, 220, 221 Allison, Sam-195, 220, 221, 223 Allred, Virgil-159 Allums, Glenn-160, 74, 132, 89, 47 Amburn, Marsharie-159, 49 cmd, Admins of High Qolwolb Hopkins, Mrs. Martha-6, 51, 124 Hull, Mrs. Mary-120, 34 Hunt, Mr. Thouston,-122 james, Mrs. Mandy-122 jaynes, Mrs. Donald-122 johns, Miss Hattie Maudw117, 41 Knia4pp, Miss Virginia-120, 76, 56, Koonce, Mr. Phillip-94, 95, 126 Kyle, Mrs. AlmaA124 Lacy, Miss Bess-108, 125, 35, 115 LaGrone, Mr. Grady-118 LaGrone, Mrs. Leila-124 Leftwich, Mr. Kylw126, 52 Lewis, Mr. Robert-120 Marie, Mrs. Beverly-121 Marry, Mrs. Emma-122 McKee, Mrs. Billie-119 Morrison, Mr. E.B.f118 I O Brooks, Mrs. Mildred-212 Cariker, Mr. EarlA211 Cochram, Mrs. Patsy-211 Goeke, Mrs. Jerry-212 Ballard, Elaine-175 Bankhead, Kevin-185, 246,'112, 63 Bankhead, Phillip-196, 246, 220, 221 Barlow, Vickie-203, 219 Murff, Mr. Ralphi126 Oates, Mr. E. L.-126, 53, 52 Overturf, Mrs. Lou Ann-119 Pitts, Mrs. Johnny-122 Poore, Miss Clara Sue-122 Rarely, Mrs. Eugena-122 Rhiddlehoover, Mr. Howard-121 Rider, Miss Helen- 5, 121 Roberson, Mrs. Allene-126, 49 Roberson, Mr. jack-112, 121 Robinson, Mr. Louis-116, 117, 91 Ross, Mrs. Sarah!127, 51 Samford, Mr. Doug-127, 78, 94, 95, 108, 109, 92 Shaw, Mrs, Nettie-116 Shirey, Mrs. Sally-117 Shumate, Mrs. Janie'-119 Smith, Mr. George-215, 114, 65 Stracener, Mr. Lealnd-111, 123, 125, 224, 47, 54 Qclwo-lf Jett, Mr. Stephen-212 Martin, Mr. Wayne-213 Morton, Mrs. Ruth-213 Nesbitt, Mrs. Pearl-213 Boyd, Tony-186, 52 Boyd, Wanda-160, 37, 46, 61, 49 Boyett, Judith-182 Brady, Bill-196 Brady, Tommy-204 Brassell, Pam-204 Brewster, james-196, 220 Brewster, Kirk-196, 194, 220, 221 Briery, Roy-186, 108, 52 Briggs, Don-186 Briggs, Carl-204 Bri s Lar 182 52 mdw Stone, Mr. Ed-120, 264, 67 Strong, Mrs. Betty-123 Tatum, Mr, Bill-94, 95, 127, 114 Tatum, Mrs. Lou-123, 55 Thompson, Mrs. Mattie-116 Thompson, Raymond-121, 71 Tillery, Mrs. W. V,-117 Trimble, Mr, Rob-117, 91 Vincent, Mrs. Lynn-116 Wglker, Miss Sandra-103, 104, 126, 0 Wfedgeworth, Mrs. Dorisi125, 35, 55 White, Mrs. Elezebeth-119 Williams, Dr. Nealf121, 126 Willis, Mrs. Margret-124 Wooley, Mrs. Ruby-117 Wooley, Mrs, Vernon-Y121, 54 Phillips, Mrs. Naomi-211 Rider, Mr. I-Iarold4213 Smith, Mrs. Alliece?2l3 Weggins, Mrs. Marie-213 Calhoun, Ken-186, 112, 65 Cameron, Bert-196 Cameron, Louise-175, 48 Cambell, Bill-136, 47, 52 Campbell, Danny-186, 52 Campbell, Sarah-161 Cannon, Dennis-167 Canoy, Mickey-186, 112, 65 Capps, Gary-196 Capps, Mike-196 Capps, Regina-161, 37, 43 Cariker, Donna-175, 66 Barnett, jane-159 Barnett, Myrna-133 Barnett, Pat-243, 133, 44, 48, 51 Barnett, Sharon-196, 219 Barrett, jane-159, 60, 48 Bates, Laura-259, 133, 132, 34, 89, 36, 54 Beaty, Barbara-185, 32, 60, 48, 51 Bell, Eric-160 Bell, Lavenda-185, '18 Bell, Rhonda-185, 32, 49 Berry, Douglas-133, 38, 32, 66 Bert, Pat-190 Bettevy, Cecil-160, 169, 53, 52 gs, ,rye . Britt, David-94, 98, 135, 52 Britton, Danny-135 Britton, Lindy-160, 53 Britton, Sandra-175, 61, 48 Broach, Martha-160 Broadway, Judy-196, 219 Brooks, Bobby-135 Brooks, Carolyn--204 Brooks, Cynthia-196, 194, 215, 220 Cariker, Earl4161, 100, 108, 113, 37, 68 Cariker, Rodney-204, 194, 219, 221 Carswell, Judy-186, 191, 49, 55 Cassity, junior-175, 52 Cassity, Kathy-204 Cassity, O. A.-186. 54 Castle, Kay-182, 58, 240, 37, 51, 66 Bettevy, John-196 Bice, Floyd-196 Bickham, john-203 Bickham, Ruth-133, 47 Bickham, Susan-160, 61, 49 Biggers Biggs, , Linda-160, 61, 49 Beverly-185, 49 Brooks, johnny-186, 112, 125, 64 Brooks, Milton-196 Brookshire, Bill -175, 63 Broom, Jimmy-94, 96, 97. 99, 12, 81, 82, 135, 138, 156, 130, 108, 109, 85, 24, 45, 61, 66, 67 Cates, Terry-181, 201 Chamness, Clyde-186, 65 Chamness, Connie-186, 32, 61, 49 51 Chamness, Dennis-163, 37 Chandler, Deborah-136, 44, 51 Amburn, Rondal-172 Anderson, Denise-203 Anderson, Janice-185, 48 Anderson, Kay-195 Anderson, Lee Roy-185, 52 Anderson, Nancy-49 Anderson, Richard-159. 52 Andrews, Billy Don--182 Andrews, Carolyn'-190 Applegate, Kath -185 60 49 51 Applegate, 36, 56, 63, 68 Armstrong, Neda Ray-203 Y , , , Ricky-132, 153. 39, 89. Biggs, John-160 Biggs, Kay-175, 48 Biggs, Larry-175 Biggs, Tommy-203 Birdwell, Brenda-185, 60, 49 Birdwell, jimmy-160, 66, 70 Birdwell, Nancy-175, 54 Bishop, Sherry-160 Blair, James-94, 175, 66 Blair, Johnny-94, 99, 100, 102, 134, 20A, 112 Blair, Lynn-83, 100, 101, 134, 130, ZOD, 112, 93, 36 Brown, Bobb -175 Brown, Brenda-186, 55 Brown, Chuck-186, 112 Brown, Gene-196, 194, 217, 220 Brown, Ginger-204, 194, 220 Brown, Jeanne-204, 48 Brown, Paula-175, 37, 51, 66 Brown Regina-135, 130, 88, 32, 55, 49, 66 Brown, Robin-161, 63, 71 Brown, Sandra-196 Brown, Sydney-161, 163, 138, 87, 60, 48, 49 Chapman, Keith-186, 65 Cheshire, Agnes-202 Cheshire, Carolyn-167 Cheshire, Don4186, 184, 112, 52 Cheshire, Joe-163 Choate, Mike-196, 220 Christiansen, Robert-186, 32, 65 Clabaugh, Sandra+45, 43, 229, 74, 136, 126, 35, 75 Clark, janet-198 Cockrell, Johnw-204, 221 Colburn, Gary-204, 221 Cole. Alfred-175, 102 Arney, Mike-195, 220, 221 Arney, Rickey-159, 52 Arney, Stephen--94, 159. 52 Arnold, Bill--94, 175, 68 Atwod, Randy4195 Austin, Donna-185, 38, 43, 49 B Bagley, Barry-185, 184, 112, 43, 52 Blair, Robbie-185 Boggs, Brenda-203 Boggs, David-175, 52 Bolding, Sheila-203, 219 Bolding, Steve-134, 226, 71 Bolton, 1mm 173 74 Browning, Pat-94, 161, 82, 158, 18, 106, 107, 128, 43 Bruster, Mike-204 Bryant, Kenneth-161 Bryant, Nelda-186 Bunyard, Mary--204, 219 Burke, jan-204 Burleson, David-161, 70 Cole, Berlindaf175 Cole, Doyl-175 Cole, johnny-243, 136, 52 Cole, Mildredv175 Cole, Troy-175 Coleman, Pansyw176, 60, 70 Collier, Collier Bagley, Brenda-132, 44, 43 Bagley, johnny-195 Bagley, Rodney-195, 220 Bagley, Tommy-203, 221 Bailey, Davis-195, 220 Bailey, Debra-185 Bailey, Debra-194, 195, 218 Bailey, Fred-175 Bailey, jerry-239, 133, 44, 45, 71 Bailey, Keith-159, 253, 107, 56, 51 Bagley, Sherrilyn-185, 187, 64, 49, 5 Baker, Billy Ray-133, 159 Baker, Dale-185, 52 Baker, Gloria-185, 49, 51 Baldwin, Rose Ann-54 J' Y- , Bol2on, Judy-175, 105, 32, 61, 6 Bolton, 48, 51, 66 Bone, jimmy-135, 90, 64, 47. 65 Bon,e, Linda-175, 60, 48, 49 Bonner, James-196 Boone, jeff-196 Boone, Mandy-185, 230, 105. 23. 85. 60, 49 Booth, Linda-160, 49, 54, 55 Boren, Wesley-175, 52 Bounds, Barbara-203 Bounds, Brenda-185, 50, 55 Bounds, Jimmy-175 Bounds, Phil-94. 160, 100, 20A, 109, 113, 57, 66, 68, 69 Bounds, Steve-203, 221 Bowers, Dianna-204 Boyce, Doris Jean-175, 48 Kay-249, 10, 134, 90, 44, Burns, 66 Cecelia-135, 264, 43. 55, Burns, Chester-175, 52 Burns, james-161, 63 Burns, john-161, 68 Burns, Paul-186, 52 Burt, Pat-186 Bush, Deanna--196 Bush, George-204 Bush, Sarah-160, 161, 48 Bustin, Bob--161, 37, 54, 68 Butler, Judy-104, 240, 127, 37, 61 43, Angela4196 Cassie4163 Collins, Bonnie-196 Collins, ,leanettef163 Collins, Tony-204 Collins, Margaret-204 Terry-94 170 163,100, 158, 21, 106. 107, 37, 45, 68 Conway, janet-204 Cook. Marilyn-136, 141 C0Pelnnd, Kathryn-186, 60, 48 Copeland, Lee-94, 163 Copeland, Raymond-174, 162, 52 Cordray, Paula-204 Corely, Deborah-204 Cowart, Charlotte-196, 219 Byrd' Mike 191 Cowart, Ronny-186, 111, 112, 64, C as Cadenhead, George-136 Cox, jim-205, 194, 221 Cain, Kraig-210, 221 Coxen, George--196, 220, 221 K W, Craddock, Karen-229, 10, 137, 20 24, 56, 44, 45, 60, 51 Craig, Rickey-137, 52 Crawford, Stanley-137, 108, 47 Cross, Mike-196 Crowl, Sharon-176, 48, 51 Crume, Gregory-186, 112, 52 Crump, Bobbt-205, 221 Cullum, Susan-162. 252, 79, 21, 126, 76, 37, 44, 43, 60, 48, 51 D Daniel, J. B.-186, 112, 65 Daniels, Tommy-174 Daniels, Patty-37. 51, 166, 176 Darnell, Drew-66, 68, 111, 162, 226, 254 Freeman, David-205 French, Brenda-162, 44, 70 G Gaddis, Paula-160 Gage, Martha-187 Gage, Wanda-205 Galloway, Kathleen-197 GafY, .layne-162, 51, 63 Gary, Joan-187 Gary, Judy-177, 51 Gates, Jesse-205 Gentry, Kathy-205 Gentry, Robert-197, 220 Gentry, Sandra-197 Gerardy, Bob-164, 226, 79, 145, 108, 32, 37, 43, 66, 67, 68, 69, Harrison, Dean-187, 65 Hart. Andrea-187, 60, 71 Hartless, Roger-187, 112 Hartley, Carolyn-187 Harvey, Roger-206 Hattaway, Dennis-206 Hayes, Debbie-197 Ha es, Jackie-140, 46 , Patty-197 Hayes, Ronny-197 Haymond, Debra-199 Haynes, Doyle-94, 173, 165, 127, 85, 40, 37, 42, 43, 68 Heard, Debbief-192 Heard, Ronny-178 Heaton, Tommy-239, 141, 33, 39, 36, 63, 70 Henderson, Bill-198 Y Hayes Jimmerson, Johna-60, 66, 70, 179 Jimmerson, Judy-199, 218 Joffrion, Brenda-199 Joffrion, Claire-166, 253, 259, 60, 55 Joffrion, Eric-145, 44, 47 Johnson, Anni166, 51, 65 Johnson, Carnell-179 Johnson, Debra-200 Johnson, Karen-200 Johnson, Ijedra-166, 31, 37, 43, 9 56, 61 Johnson: Paula-179, 82. 127, 45, 61, 49 1 50 Johnson, Spring-206 Johnson, Susan-206, 219 Johnson, Ross-199, 220, 221, 223 142, Godwin, Allen-205 Davis, Darnell, Stevie-51, 162, 254, 257 Davis, Candy-194, 218, 220, 222 Davis, Clifford'-176 Davis, Dixie-205 Davis, Jimmy--52, 162 Davis, Jow196 Davis, Linda-71, 176 Davis, Randy-186 Davis, Rob-71, 79, 111, 162, 226 Davis Shirley-49, 176 Davis: Steve--205 , 221 Vernell-205 Deason, Nelda-61, 48, 176 Dennard, Kennedy-80, 137, 27. 30. 39. 36, 43, 68, 69, 76 Denton, Bettyf103, 104, 137, 20, 36. 42, 43. 59, 61, 49, 66, 67 Denton, Dalton-66, 176 Denton, Joyce-196 Deppe, Jim-186, 230, 112, 32 Dickerson, Beverly-57, 176 Dickerson, Ernestine-138, 72 Dillon, Kenneth-186 Dison, Dawn-46, 48, 49. 50, 176 Dison, Mark-197 Dison, Melody-205 Dison, Rickey-138, 47 Dixon, Rene-176, 48 Don'ald, Curtis-205 Donald, Judy-48, 186 Dorsett, Nick-52. 54, 68, 108, 176 Dortch, Dwayne-54, 176 Dortch, James-205. 221 Dowdy, 71 Gholston, Gary-187, 112 Gibbs, Gibbs, Andy-205 Cecil-198, 109 Gibbs, Jean-130, 87 Gibbs, Lester-202 Giles, Dean-205 Giles, Gene-205 Ginsel, Davicl-197, 220 Glenn, Stephen 9-1, 97, 17, 82, 139, 106, 61, 52 Godwin, Brenda-164 Godwin, Pat-205 Godwin, Steve-205 Goeke, Dianne-197, 194, 216, 219, 222, 223 Goode, Paula-205, 219 Goodman, Willie-164, 52 Graves, Graves, Graves Kenneth-197 Linda-16-1, 55, 66 L nn-220 1 Y Graves, Patti-205 Graves, Sue-187, 105 Gray, Betty-197 Gray, Charles-163, 75, 139, 52 Gray, Martha-187, 49 Gray. Mary-187, 49 Green, Charles-177, 70 Green, David-164 Green, Jimmy-163, 62, 65, 126, 139, 47 Henderson, Louann--178 Higginbotham, Mary-70, 141, 84, 36. 56, 44, 43, 48, 66 Higgs, Steve-210 Hight, Jerry-198 Hill, Curtis Don-188 Hill, Gary-165, 52 I-Iillin, Don-165, 66 Hinsom, Linda-192 Hix, Barbara-188, 85 Hix. Paula-206 Hodge, HenryA184 Hodge, Lois-178, 161 Hoell, Richard-198 Holcomb, Charlesf188, 112, 65 Holder. Jimmy-178, 52 Holland, Fred-198. 217 Holland, Jo Dill-178 Holloway, Betty-188, 149 Holloway, Charles-178, 52 Holloway, J. L.-188 Holler, Dorothy--141, 70 Holmes, Linda-165, 158, 120, 126, 75. 76, 37, 44, 43, 60, 48, 51, 71 Holmes, Tommy-165, 47 Honeycutt, Billy-165, 38, 32, 37, 66. 67 Hood, David-198, 220 Hook, Scott-188, 65 Hooker, Jim-94, 95, 98, 82, 142, 100, 101, 133, 106, 107, 36, Downs, Larry-52, 182 Downs, Robert-162 Downs, Sue-205, 219 Drewery, Charlotte-197, 219 Drewery, Noel-52, 177 Drewery, Patricia-205, 219 Driver, Reba-198 Droptini, John-138 Dubose, Daniel-52. 54 Duckworth, Le Anne-31, 44, 57, 60, 104, 126, 162 Duke, Charles-177 Duke, Donnette-197, 218 Duke, Jerry-197 Dupriest, Elizabeth-205 Durante, Lee-71, 94, 75, 111, 162, 163 Durrett, Tina-51, 44, 162, 257, 120 Dyer, Charley-205 E East, Debbief-187, 105, 32, 43, 60, 49 Edge, David--139, 66, 71 Edge, Terry-197 Edgmon, Karla--205 Elliot, Brenda-187, 49 Ellis, Danny-197, 220 Ellis. Glyndon-205 Emmons, Billy-187 Rickey-94, 97. 99, 81, 83. 68 Griffin, Larry-187, 112, 65 Griffith, Keith-177 Griffith, Sue-164 Grimes, Phil-197, 194, 220 Grimes, Steve-177, 221 Grimes, Wanda-183, 81, 108 Groce, Eileen-205 Groce, Jeannine-177, 226, 61, 49 Gruver, Debbie-177, 66 Guillory, Gloria-187, 48 Guinn, Lavern-177 Guinn, Charles-199 Guinn, Ruby Jean-164, 48 Gullette, Becky-197, 219 Gullette, Billv205, 221 Gunter, Clay-187 Gunter, Gwen-139 H Halcomb, Richard-100, 101, 141 Halcomb, Sue-197 Hall, Baily-165, 164, 64, 65 Hall, David-197, 112 Hall an-206 . I Hall. Taylor-140 Hammons. Butch-187. 112, 52 Hammons, Debra-206 Hammack, Jimmy-206 Hancock, Alice-177 Hancock, Charles-197 Hancock , Frank-187 Hancock, Huey-197 Hancock, Nettie-206, 219 Hancock, Shirley-177 Hankins. Johnny-140 Emmons. Kathy-205 Erwin, Diane-205, 194, 219 Haper, Gail-178, 105, 32, 37, 61, 48. 65 20. 108, 50. 52 Johnston, Debra-206 Johnston, Pam-166, 43, 48, 49, 50 51 Johnston, Rhonda-32, 179 J-lley, Rob-199, 195, 220, 221, 92 Jolley, William-179, 108, 52 Jones, Don-166 Jones, Frances-143 Jones, Gloria--188 Jones, Jan-166, 248, 79, 82, 158, 20A, 30, 32, 37, 56, 58, 60, 48, 51, 66, 67 Jones, Jody-143, 75, 52 J ones, Jones, Jones, Jones, Jones, Jones, Jones, John-199, 214, 220, 221 Larry 179, 52 Jimmy-166 Nancy-213 Regina-166, 49 Terry-199 XVayne-206 K Kaufman, Sally-199 Keeling, Diane-144, 36, 44, 48, 51 Keeling, Keith-188, 112, 65 Kelly, Don-179, 54 Keeling, Diane-144, 36, 44, 48, 51 Kien, Paula-188 Kilgore, Kathy-179, 230, 61, 48, 51 Kilgore, Kerry-166, 65 King, Hooker, Kathy-198, 218 Hooker, Van-165 Hooper, Cheryl-60 Hooper, Gail-188 Hooper, Jackie-206 Hooper, Janice-198 Hooper, Jerry-142. 47 Hooper, Sherlon-163 Hooper, Sherry-188, 49 Horn, Chrys--165 Horn, Danny-206 Howard, Juanita-206 Howell, Faryll-198 Howell, Jo Ann-198, 219 Hudson, Amy-198, 194. 218 Hudson, Bobby-178, 65 Hudson, Candice-198 Hudson, Charlotte-165, 37, 46, 66 Hudson, Chris- 193 188 Hudson, Jamesf Hudson, James-fKoonCeJ-206 Hudson, Karen-188 Hudson, Kathy-206 Hudson, Nedra -206, 194, 215 Hudson, Nevileef178, 61, 51, 66 Hudson Robert-198 Hughes: Sammy-142 , 52 Hull, Bobby-188, 230, 112 Hull, Linda-253, 5, 10, 142, 36, 56. 58 Hull, JOE-198. 195, 220. 221 Hull. Judy-198, 194, 223 Hunt, Barbaraw198 Hunt Linda-198 217, 218 Huntl Shannon-206, 194 Pamela-54 Kinser, Kathy-199 Kinzback, Kirk-199 Kiper, Dale-161 Kiper, F rances-176 Kiper, William-161 Kirby, Jan-193, 213, 216, 217 Kirkland, Alice-94 Knight, Bill-179 Knight, Koonce, Koonce, Teresa-199 Dale-166, 53, 52 Phil7199, 220, 221 Krutza, Jimmy-210, 221 Kyle, Dean-188, 118 Kyle, Jamesg166, 53, 52 Kyle, Jimmy-210 Kyle, Lindaf18S. 48 Kyle, Teresa-206 L Lacy, Brent-188, 112 LaGrone, Annettef104, 105, 144, 32, 36 LaGrone, Curtis-94, 167, 37 LaGrone LaGrone LaGrone LaGrone LaGrone , Dennis-188, 52 , Gwen-144, 70 , Jimmie Nell-199 , Judy-167, 70 , Kay-16-1, 70 LaGronei Killis-199, 221 LaGrone LaGrone Mack-179, 65 Melvin-167 LaGrone Haper, Vickie-82, 140, 242, 19, 36. 43, 58, 61, 66 Hunter, Becky-178, 61 Hunter, Loretta+143, 39. 48. 51 Hunter, Peggy-198, 219 Erwin, Linda-187 Escoe, Susan-161, 162, 167, 252. 87, 60, 43, 49, 51 Evans, Betty-197, 48 Evans, Beverly!197, 48 Evans Darrel-183 Evans: Dennis-4139, sz Evans, Donna-187 Evans, Evans, Evans, Evans, Jimmy+187, 52 Joyce tBrendal-177 Lutherf94, 162, 102 Ricky-197 Hardy, Jim-164, 43, 53, 52 Harkrider, Kent-165, 166, 164, 68, 71 Harkrider, Tim-178, 174, 43, 54, 68, 69 Harrigan, Brenda-259. 174, 140, 130, 20-D, 32, 36, 43, 60, 49, 55. 66 Harrigan, Rose-187, 105, 32, 60 Harris, Cheryl-66 Forman, Brenda-177, 48 F Fant, Rodney-162, 108, 71 Farmer, James-187 Farmer, Patsy-197 Farmer, William-162 Finklea, Connie-187, 110 Fisk, Joe-205 Fleming, Paula-187, 49, 51 Fleming, Randy-162, 227, 111, 6 71 Franks, Arnold-205 Franks, Mona-205 262 8. Harris, Denna-178, 54 Harris Jackie-197 Harris: Janice-164, 37, 44, 60, 48, 51 Harris, Johnny-164, 52 Harris, Judy-165, 49 Harris, Marilyn-187, 60 Harris, Richard-187 Harris, Rickey-178, 52 Harris Sammy-187, 52 Harris: Sandra-140, 47 Harrison, Danny-94, 178, 102, 43, 66, 68 Mickey'94, 98, 82, 144, 146, 156, 19, 108, 109, 35, 38, 52, 43, 66, 67, 68, 71 LaGrone, Randell-200, 65 LaGrone, Ronnie-188, 112, 64 LaGrone, Roy-200 Hutto, Edwardf143, 226, 71 1, I Ingram, Ingram, Donald-109 Larry-94, 178 Ivy, Ch arlotte-198 Ivey, Cl iffordf85, 179 Ivey, Linda-152 Ivey, Michaelff178, 52 I Jacks, Danny!179 Jacks, Johnny-165 James Curtis-165, 258, 56, 44, 51 James, Jerry-193 James, Tona-60, 188, 48 Jarvis, Laura-55, 61, 166 Jefferess, Camey--47, 143 Jefferess, Macy-179' Jernigan, Dennyv64, 65, 179 Jeter, Ronny-198 Jimerson, Janef194, 198, 218 LaGrone, Randy-167, 226, 111, 68, 71 LaGrone, Sandra Kaye-144 LaGrone, Tommy-188, 63 Lambert, Cathy-206 Lambert, Debra-179, 245, 61, 54 Lambert, Robert-94, 167, 106 Lange, Thomas-145, 52 Langford, Andellf199 Langford Langford Langford Langford Langford Langford Langford Langford Bruce-206, 221 Donna-188 , Goldie-179 , Kimberly-206 Lindal-179, 64 , Sherryf199 , Steve494, 179, 66, 68 , Vickie-188, 60, 48 Langley, Francis-83, 104, 145, 112, 32, 49, 63 Langley, Sharonfl88, 105, 49 Langley, Frank-199, 220, 221 awhorn, Barbara-188, 32, 48, 51 awhorn, Clifford-145, 52 awhorn, Doyle-145, 106, 107 Lawhorn, Larry-180, 52 Lawhorn, Wayne-145 Lawhorn, Gwen-199, 219 Lawless, Stevie-199, 194, 220, 221, 223, 192 Laws, Barbara-199 Laws, joel-167, 102, 106 Layco, ,Ieri-199 Layco, Lorraine-177 Lechtenberger, Dee Ann-219 Leggett, Butch-66, 94, 99, 238, 16, 82, 1-16, 156, 108, 109, 76, 86, 32, 36, 42, 67, 68 Leggett, Paul-188, 23, 112, 32, 13 Leggett, Terry-189 Leggett, Timv200, 220 Lejeune, Erwin-200 Leslie, Roger-184, 52 Lewis, Debra-200 Liston, Brenda-229, 13, 82, 105, 138, 1fi6,77,4-1,43,58,60,68, 69 ' Liston, Diane-180, 174, 61, 48, 49, 50 Liston, Donna-189, 48, 49, 50, 55 Liston, Jackie-206, 221 Littleton, Larry-180, 65 Littleton, Richardf189, 65 Lofton, Cheryl-206 London, Carl4189 Loper, Nathan-206 Lopez, Luis-52 Lovett, Margaret!-146, 75, 32, 51, 63, 71 Lovell, Brenda-206 Lovil, Travis-189, 52 Luber, Luannef206 Luman, Linda-184 Luman, Lora-189, 49 Luman, Rickey-146, 52 Luman, Ronnie-180 Luman, Sarah-207 Luman, Vernell-189, 49 Lynch, Billy Ray-189, 112, 65 M McCann, Carolyn-177, 83 Mc Cann, jacolyn-201 McClendon, Carol Sue-200 Mc Daniel, Charlotte-200, 219 McCullough, Dwain-189 S'1cCumber, Darlene--201 Mc Daniel, jimmy--207 McDaniel, Linda-167 McDaniel, Mike-207 Mc Guire, Diane-207 McGuire, Gary--189, 52 McGuire, james-180, 52 McGuire, Melinda--207 McGuire, Paul-189, 112, 52 McKee, Karen-180, 38, 57, 54 McKnight, Larry-167, 65 Mc Millian, Jerrie-166 McMillian, Mickey Arnold-82, 132 52, 44, 48, 51 McMillian, Ronny-94, 180, 79, 102 , 70 McMillian, Sue Ann-180, 49, 63, McMillian, XVi1liam--200 Mc Nabb, Charlotte-180, 48 McNabb, Pat-160, 168, 48 McNair, Tommy-200 Maines, ,leanell-180, 48 Maines, Linda-200 Malone, Beth-167 Malone, Ora Woods-167, 54 Mangham, Charles4167, 226, 111, 71 Mangham, Margaret-60, 49, 55 Marcantel. Simon-256, 147, 47 Marlin, Melinda-218 Marshall, Diane-219, 207 Marshall, jimmyf200, 194, 193 Martin, Gary-189, 54, 63 Martin, Steve-176, 195 Masion, joe-200 Massey, Mike-207, 221 Matlock, Larry4167 Mauritzen, Chris-189, 112 May, Henry-54 Mayo, Debra-189, 49, 55 Mayo, Larry4180, 52 Mayo, Linda-147, 47 Mayo, Terry!147, 47 Mayo, Wally-207, 221 Michael, Kay-206 Milam, Danny-94, 168, 106, 107, 52 Milam, Patsy-189. 50 Milam, Paula-207 Miller, Elaine-257, 147, 35, 39, 89, 36 Miller, Sharon-202, 222 Mffmlgh- ,Judy-147, 44, 51, 65 Minter, Liz-168, 85 Minter, Pam-189, 43 Mitchell, Benny-94, 168 Monic, Lamar-201 Monic, jennifer-189, 32, 49, 51 Monk, Doyle-147 Monroe, Nelson-189 Moore, Abbie-153 Moore, Barbara-207 Moore, Bob-168, 38, 52, 37, 43, 66, 67, 68 Moore, Debbief207 Moore, Gayland-189, 112, 52 Moore, jill-189, 32, 49, 51 Moreland, Melinda-180, 49 Morris, Nancy-168, 44, 51 Mooris, joe-201 Mosby, Mike-189 Moseley, Sharon-148 Mosly, Steve-148, 47 Mullins, Billy-207 Mullins, Susan-189, 60 Murray, Nancy-148, 70 N Nail, Edward-168, 52 Naul, James-189, -52 Nail, Lilly-200 Nail, Marilyn-189, 48 Nail, Sandra-200, 219 Nelson, D'Arcy-168, 248, 10, 56, 54, 66 Newman, Charles-168, 101 Newman, Frank-148 Newman, Ollie-208 Newman, Sylvia-189 Nichols, Georgia-200 Nichols, Hazel-148 Nichols, Randy 202 Noonan, Shann-208 Norsworthy, Mike-200 Norsworthy, Ralph-148, 87, 47 Novak, Donnie-208, 221 Nutt, Sharon-163, 168, 17, 82, 43, 58, 61, 51, 66, 67 O Oates, Sherri-168, 75, 32, 128, 37, 48, 55, 66, 67 Ogden, Lynn--200, 220 Oliver, Jean-180, 37, 54, 66 Oliver, Kay-210, 194 Ouakirk, Dale-202 Overturf, Kelly-200, 220, 223 Owens, Dorothy-180 Owens, Hubert-180 Owens, Linda-168 v P Palmer, Brenda-189 Palmer, Paul-145, 249, 148, 56, 58, 44, 43, 68 Parker, jerry-166 Parker, jimmy-149, 52, 65 Parker, Parker, Nickey-180, 52 Toni-207 Patrick, David-94, 168, 100, 108 Patrick, Mike-202 Payne, Payne, Christie-207, 219 Jan-149, 104, 44 Pettit, Tomrriy-207 Phillips, Gwen-207 Pierce, Barbara-200, 194, 195, 218, 220, 222 Pierce, Bill-181, 66 Pierce, Bobby-94, 181, 52 Pierce, Chuck-200, 193 Pierce, Donald-207, 221 Pierce, Joe-149, 32, 66 Pierce, Kathy-207, 194, 220 Pierce, Richey-207, 221 Pierce Sandra-189. 60, 49, 51 Pilcher, Mary-229, 150 Pinkerton, Pam-207 Pippen, Jane-180, 240, 53, 51, 52 Pirtle, Donna-190, 61 Pitt, William-47 Pitts, Jo Ann-190, 48, 71 Pitts, jonnie Lea-201, 219, 48 Pitts, Juanita-168, 48 Pitts, Richard-207 Pope, Marie-160, 161, 168, 49, 54 Pope, Gloria Neel-190, 48 Portman, Kathy-202, 213 Poss, Donna-201, 194 Powell, Dale-194 Powell, Danny-166 Powe r , Dianne-202, 213 Powell, Debra--202 Pride, Eddie-190. 112. 52 Pride, Ricky-94, 168, 81. 105. 107, 52 Prince, Leslie--190. 32. 60 Prom, Nickie-181 R Rainwater, Charles-181 Ransom, Pam-190, 48 Ray, Albert-201 Ray, Barbara-169 Ray, Beverly-181 Ray, Martha-181, 60, 70 Ray, johnny-169, 47 Redmon, Alcie-208, 194 Redmon, Vickie-190, 32, 48, 51 Reed, Dalw169, 52 Reed, Patty-181, 32, 37, 63, 70 Reed, Robbie-89 Reed, Robert-208, 221 Reed, Susan-190, 49 Reeves, Glenn-190, 52 Register, jean-208, 219 Reid, Randy-190, 112, 65 Reed, Robby-169, 106 Reynolds, Bobby-201 Rhiddlehoover, Debbie-149, 29, 34. 39, 32, 36. 43. 46. 63 Riddlehoover, Judy-181 Rhiddlehoover, Roy-169, 63 Rhiddlehoover, Steve-201 Rhodes, Charles-150, 63 Rhodes, Helen-166 Riall, Patty-190, 32, 49, 51 Rice, Lisa-208, 219 Rich, Christine-150, 46, 54 Rinkle, Donald-150, 65 Riley, Patrica-201, 219, 193, 60 Risinger, Betty-169, 32, 37, 49, 51, 66, 67 Risinger, Buddy-202 Risinger, Sidney-201 Ritter, Chris-150, 52 Ritter, Larry-94, 97, 82, 150, 156 Ritter, Stanley-181, 52 Ritter, Susan-169 Roberson, Ken-166, 170, 68 Robertson, David-201, 221 Robrnett, Jackie-181 Robinson, Eddie-190 Robinson, Jackie-94, 181, 52 Robinson, Ronni:+190, 52 Robinson, Sandra-208 Roe, Jo Nell--170, 158, 44, 43, 61, 48, 49, 50, 51 Rogers, Danny-190, 81, 112, 52 Rogers, Donny-181, 94, 108 Rogers, Sammy-202, 221, 222 Rogers, Scott-208, 221 Roquemore, Ron-201, 219, 220, 221, 223, 192 Rocquemore, Steve-94, 96, 81, 151 Rowe, Shirley-181, 61, 54 Ross, Larry-181 Ross, Teresa-208 Ross, Tina-201, 219 Rossett. Teri-208 Rowe, Peggy-208 Rowe, Randal-170, 53 Rowe, Susan-208 Ruddick Randy-190, 52 Rushing, Vicki-181, 104, 86, 37, 61, 66 S Salter, Charlotte-43, 164, 170, 78, 79, 105, 77, 37 Samford, Barry-208, 215, 221 Samford, Morris-151, 66, 71 Samford, Phyllis-160, 170, 16, 82, 32, 37, 64, 48, 51, 65 Samford, Teresa-181, 79, 174, 77, 61 Sanford, ,Too-258, 74, 151, 242, 38, 32, 66, 67, 68, 71 Sanford, Judy--160, 161, 170, 173, 252, 103, 104, 112, 120, 37, 48, 49. 44 Saunders, Gary-169, 170, 32, 37, 66, 68, 70 Scott, Fred-201 Scott, Kim-201, 220, 221 Screwa, Genevieve-226, 249, 74, 151, 153, 44, 71 Seegers, Elizabeth-191, 48, 63 Sells, Billy-151 Sells, Clyde-201, 220 Sells, Rebecca-60, 170 Shadowens, Jacquline-152, 20B, 30, 35. 72, 43. 58. 60 Shadowens, Janice-170, 76, 60, 48, 51 Shadowens, Kenneth-208, 221 Shadowens, Neldra-208 Sharp, Becky-191, 46, 49 Sharp, Donna-151, 46, 71 Sharp, Pamela-208, 219 Sharp, Rodney-170, 52 Sharpe, Sandra-152, 44, 88, 51 Shearer, Judy-208 Shell, Susie-170, 252, 79. 104, 34, 40, 37, 56, 44, 60, 48, 49. Shell, Ted-201, 220, 221 Shires, David-171, 66, 70 Shires, Ernma-170 Shires, Patrica-183 Shirey, Patsy Lovil-152, 47 Sholmire, Dava-208, 219 Short, Richard-185 Shubert, Larry-182 Shubert, Roger-201 Shull, Bobby-171 Shull, Carol-208, 219 Shull, Gay-208 Shull, Sksan-191, 60, 48 Shumate, Judy-248, 10, 152, 130, ZOA, 84, 56, 44, 45, 60, 48 Shuttlesworth, Debbie-208 Simmons, jerry-94, 171 Sims, jackie-179 Singleton, Kenneth-170 Sistrunk, Debbie-201, 219 Sistrunk, Sue-171 Skelton, Laura-182 Skinner, Debra-201, 219, 222 Skinner, Sheila-182, 60, 49 Slatter, Basil-169, 171, 239. 65 Slatter, Randell-203 Slatter, Rondeli208 Slayton, Keith-209, 219 Small, Doris-191 Smith, Debbie-203 Smith, Denise-218, 201, 193 Smith, Smith, Smith, Frank-202, 220 Gehrig-191 Jamey-94, 96, 152, 2013, 38 84 85, 32, 36, 43, 121, 28, , , 52, 66, 67, 68, 69 Smith, jimmy-171, 44, 68, 70 Smith, Judy-185, 83 Smith, Judy-182, 61, 48, 55 Smith, Leisa-171, 44, 60, 66 Smith, Lenard-209, 219 Smirh, Lynn Screws-171, 44 Smith, Marcus-152 Smith, Reva-171, 76, 44, 43, 60, 51 Smith, Roger-100, 153, 90, 36, 43, 54, 68 Smith, Trudy-182, 61, 48 Soape, Lejuan-209 Soape, Bobby-191, 52 Soape, Bob-201 Soape, Charlene-181, 42, 48, 49 Soape, Donna-191, 184, 43, 49 Soape, Phil-201 Soape, Roger-209 Soape, Shirley-191, 48 Soape, Steve-191 Soape, Raybob-201 Soape, Walter Tippit-209, 221 Sparks, Larry-191 Spears, Sharon-209 Spears, Susan-182, 61, 54 Spencer, Robbie-182, 102, 37, 66 Spradley, Judy-182, 51, 66 Spradle , William-201 Spurlock, Karen-171, 60, 49, 54 Spurlock, Pamela-209 Spurlock, Sandra-191, 60, 48, 54 Stanley, Babara-201 Staten, John 182 Stanton, Samuel-209 Stehlr, Dan-171 Stehle, David-182 Stehle, Joseph-209 Stephenson, Sammy-182 Stevenson, Zmattie Lee-191 Stone, Phillip-209. 219. 221 Stone, Steve-195, 214, 113, 32 Stovall, Bob-94, 97, 82, 153. 76 Stovall, Gayle-153, 249. 44. 43. 51 Stovall, Perry-203 Strewn, Wanda-182 Stringer, Bob-209, 194, 221 Strong, Janet-209, 219 Strong, John-201, 220, 221 Strong, Andy-172 Sullivan, Ann-168, 49, 70 Sullivan, Belinda--172 Sullivan, Carol-182, 22, 61, 48 Sullivan, Debbie-191, 49 Summer, Charles-62, 182 Summers, Linda-153 T Talley, Sharon-191 Tatum, Susan--238, 15, 79, 82, 142 154, 126, 26, 28, 34, 84, 91, 32, 36, 42, 43, 61, 49. 50, 51, 66, 67 Taylor, Bobby-191, 52 Taylor, Randy-201, 200, 195, 220, 221 Taylor, Walta Nell-209 Teeters, Lou-169 Tew, L. C.-191 Tew, Wanda-160, 172, 48 Thames, Troy-209, 221 Thoman, Alison-172, 61, 49, 51 263 Wade, Mike--201 Thomas, Ben-94, 98, 172, 100, 106, 107,112,113 Thomas, Judy-186, 174, 91, 48, 49, 50 Thomas, Lacy-201, 216, 219 Thomas, Ray-172. 52 Thompkins, Ronald-172, 33. 51, 63 Thompson, Joey-172, 37, 43. 71 Thompson, Shirley-173, 48 Shirlc 191 Thompson, Ay- Thompson, Vickiei209, 291 Thompson, Wanda-48 Thorton, Charlesg209, 221, 222 Tinklc, Billy Ray-186 Tinkle, Rayford-169 Tipton, Larry-191 Toney, jim-209 Trimble, Rob-95, 14, 154, 156, 29. 34, 84, 85, 24, 36, 42, 43, 68, 69 Tucker, Mike-186, 258, 106, 107 Twomey, ,lane-154, 48, 49, 51 Tyler, Elaine-209 Tyler, Linda-151, 44, 51 U Underwood, Robert-94, 173, 37, 68, 71 W XValdrop, Roger-191 Wlaldrop, Sharon5209 Walker, Melody-186, 32, 61, 66 Walker, J. Gill-191 Wallace, Jow154 XY7allacc, Kathy-173, 49, 5-1 XVall, Earl-184 Wardlaw, Kathy-154, 36, 55 Ware, Larry-186, 54 Wlarner, Francis-201, 219 Warner, Kathy-173, 32, 63 hill-1ef195 211 XVatson, , Weaver, Eddie-94, 102, 22, 43, 69 XVcaver, Rodney-210, 221 XVEdgeworth, Donnie-186, 86, 66, 18 Wedgeworth, jan7cc?19l W'elborn, ,lamesf195 Wfelch, Bonnie-191 XVelch, Forest-178 Welcli. june EllcnY156 Welch, June-170 Wfelch, Kenneth-210 Wfeldon, Vance-191 Wells, Bill4195 Wells, Ray-170 XVells. Rodney-155. 47 Wfenaham, Brenda-203 XX'estbrook, David-201, 220, 223 Westbrook, jimA155, 71 Wfhitaker, jamesf186 Whitaker, Nancy-173, 60, 49 Whigham, Robert-195 Whitaker Mark-209 Whitakeri Toni-156 White, Carolyn-169 White, David-191, 65 Whitley, Barbara-186, 62, Wilcox, David-191, 65 Wliley, Andy-164 32 Wilkerson, Danny-210 Wilkerson, jerry-195, 213, 245. 191, 60, 48, 54 Wilkerson, Debbiw71 XVilkerson, Randall-164 Wilkins, Deborah-246, 74, 155, 48, 51, 71 XVilkins, Janice-202 Wfilliams, Billy-202 Xvilliams, Clay-100, 102, 155, 31, 39, 91, 36, 68 Williams, Deborah-186 52 Williams, Essie-155, 49, 70 1 1 181 112 33 Xvilliams, Greg- 9 , -, Wiliams, jucly Lovin-155, 47 Williams, Margo-210 XVilliams, MikeA2O2, 221 Williams, Nancy-202, 194 Wiliams, Ronny-178, 201 Waits, Roy-94, 173, 106, 107 Westbrook, Kay-186, 99, 61, 66 THE CLOCK OF LIFE The Clock of Life is wound but once And no man has the power To tell just when the hands will stop, At late or early hour. Now is the only time we own call Love, Live, toil with a will, Do not wait until tomorrow, For the Clock may then be still. Anonymous' Ured by perminion of Dave Rubinoff ART EDITOR: D'Arcy Nelson ASSISTANT: Curtis james PHOTOGRAPHERS: Karen Craddock Judy Shumate Mary Higginbotharn INDEX EDITORS: LeAnne Duckworth Susie Shell Rick Applegate George Cadenhead and Cecelia Burns make a final walk as seniors. 'WilliamS, Sherry-186, 71 Xlililliams, Susan-173, 126, 37, 54 71 Williams, Vickie--202 Wfillis, Dchbie-178 Willis, Vickie-202 Wlilson, XVayne-202, 194 Windham, Brenda-202 Wlinten, Pete-4102 XVise, XV. 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