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

Text from Pages 1 - 288 of the 1975 volume:

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Division 533 we M ew. .A it ix, '- .ep v ' .v 1':'e,, 'Zi 1 if A b f n iffw, 'E' , Q a- 'Sw' ap. 1 5 UH ' AE - f Ui. 1 aff, ' -- X M SW , ,., in , .Lg ,JZ VH b -L,' - ' V A f W fAz f RW ww' L3 f, Ms . 41-k4,,, pvc' V' gif Student Life Division! 19 Henderson Game Highlights Season The Center Roughriders, CHS's arch rivals, slipped past the Bull- dogs 21-19 Nov. 8, in Center for the last game of the season. This upset left the Dogs with a 2-3 district standing while their sea- son tally was 3-7 . The highlight of the season came in a taming victory over the heavily-favored Henderson Lions with a stunning 21-7 score. Another distirict win was acquired as they breezed past Hallsville 18-6 in Q. M. Martin Stadium Nov. 1. These two district wins were important moments for the five CHS players who made the all- district team. They are Charlie Allison, Frankie Smith, John Tiller, Linus Pellum and Calvin Whiddon. CHS averaged 19.2 points per game in district activity while their opponents were also able to pick up an average of 19 .2 points for each game . 20! Sports ..,,, 10 .4 M , ,Z LEFT PAGE. TOP LEFT: John Tiller and Stan Wisener watch the game closely. TOP RIGHT: Coach Reynolds discusses the game with one of the players. BOTTOM LEFT: Manager Hank Rhodes wipes the mud off of the ball during Carthage's victory against West Rusk. RIGHT PAGE. LEFT: Carthage end Bill Spurgeon gathers in a 23-yard touchdown pass from Earl Roberts. RIGHT: The Bulldog defense lines up in the second half near the midfield stripe against Palestine. BOTTOM: The CHS varsity football finishes a hard season. Sports!21 RIGHT: Jerry Williams catches a pass from Jay Malone to aid the JV to a 36-8 victory over Pine Tree. BELOW: Stan Wisener reaches in vain for a would-be touchdown pass during the Kilgore game. BOTTOM LEFT: End Linus Pellum gathers in a pass during the contest against Pine Tree. BOTTOM RIGHT: Coaches for CHS are Dennis Smith, Gerald Burns, Everett Reynolds, Jacke Davis, Harold Rider, and Jack Roberson. 22! Sports gil: lv ' Junior Varsity Finishes With Outstanding Record CHS Junior Varsity closed out their 1974 season Nov. 7 at Martin Stadium by defeating the Center Roughriders 22-O. The Jun- ior Varsity had an outstand- ing seasonal record of 8-2. The Junior Varsity lost only to Jacksonville with a score of 12-O in non-dis- trict play while their battle with Henderson was their only district loss with a score of 18-14. With an average of 19.7 points per game, the JV's opponents averaged 9.3 . The CHS Junior Varsity is under the leadership of Coach I ack Roberson . Q . t iiii -, ttto fij, 1 t H t , ttyg lt . M f . ,Wi kr.. , .V Qjfliufi ftp In 0' 9 .y .. ytyl A.,. .y.yt.t..,..... Y . . 1 K w , L ' fr fr ti? lf lfff' iigfifi li--C' 'HF V. ,.,... , ag 3 TH . 993 Freshmen Kick In to Action RIGHT: Amy Weir leads a yell at a basketball game. LEFT: Fresh- man cheerleaders are SEATED: Patty Templin, Diane Kinnett, Shelia Holt. STANDING: Pam Wall, Jacquelyn Parker, Renee Barnett, Ruth Waters. BOTTOM: The Pups had a district tally of 3- 2. 24! Sports Cheerleaders Promote Spirit at Games LEFT: Cecelia Adams helps to lead yells at various activities. CENTER: Penni Parker demon- strates her dramatic ability as cheerleader. RIGHT: Mindy Ioines and Donna Dickerson hold Lisa Brooks up during a yell. , ,ia I 3 E 5 l 3 ,.-f 4 'V Ml, M y ,cw .... at l --'-X -.ar A. ,. , J -.L Y' -- T f. 1 'Av 2' -Er 'Q' fwfr.. .W , K. ' 1 Nz, it 15 I E .tg-h, Q H 'hx ., V, Lrg: 3'-gzgmqqzwi ,A 'Qi V4 7' -lf' , 4'- ,.. ffla W ff' ' vw '-93,-lf 2 .X ' s f , Q Q f 1 -f A, 4 stt,y , M f Q i K' ' E 14,23 Q, ,L . ,lr A ' ' ' l aff:-M-S' 4 ,Ki E jf E f H W J A 1' 5, gg, x ' fr' ,, 9wf W'- .tw-ff' AMW, ,WM 1 f 1 ,,,,,.., , T I Nm- - , -M A A V I Ar I I 8 Q A' '7' f f ,iii 'Z Z I , f - ,-vK r, f, . .JK RIGHT: Roseanna Smith served as the school mascot. BOTTOM LEFT: Pictured are Co-captains Carol Hall, Roxie Studdard, Kim Lawson, Missy Watson, Kathy Barrett, and Captains Terri Abernathy and Vicki Pinkerton. Not pictured are Co-captains Machelle Brewster, Becky Krutza, and Laurice Williams. BOTTOM RIGHT: Carol Hall arrives at Martin Stadium before a football game. JAM . 26!Sports xg Pep Squad Adds Enthusmsm to Games LEFT: Jonathan Perlman and Frankie Smith were selected by the pep squad as Mr. Football and Mr. Touchdown, respec- tively. RIGHT: Karen Young, Sherilyn Emberton and Phyllis McElroy look on as the team makes a try for a first down. BOTTOM: The pep squad forms a CHS on the field before the homecoming game. +9-wr . , as wg, a. xi A Sports!2'7 1974 HOME- CUMING COURT t 1 W K wt J, f M K 3 o- -: Q , ....r.... ,,.r.r.r . ,V , X .. .., r, if - f 'li-- N' 561110115 LHPIUPG Dp1I'1 I Award RIGHT: Seniors yell in the rotunda between classes on senior spirit day. CENTER: Juniors entered a float in the Homecom- ing parade. BOTTOM LEFT: The Spirit of CHS made his appear- ance during the pep rally to revive the spirit of CHS. BOT- TOM RIGHT: Mrs. Leila Belle LaGrone is the guest speaker at the pep rally before homecom- ing. K 4 -nh Athletes Receive Awards Seniors Mildred Hodge Cleftj named Most Valuable Players of ball teams, respectively, for the and Castural Thompson Crightj were the Gir1's Basketball and Boy's Basket- 1974-'75 season. Several football trophies were presented to outstanding players Cbelowj. Charlie Allison won the Scholastic Award with a grade point average of 96.24, and he also was awarded Most Valuable Lineman. Matt Templin received the Most Valuable Player Award. The Most Valua- ble Back was Frankie Smith, and Kevan Brewster was voted Out- standing Sophomore. The football players are pic- tured with their coach, Everett Reynolds. Sports!31 32!Sp Dogs Tie for Second Having an exciting and successful season, the mighty Bulldogs finished in a tie for second place with Pine Tree. Both teams had a district record of 3-3 . In district play, the Dogs held a perfect record until they played Kilgore the second time, making their district tally 6-1. This upsetting loss enabled Pine Tree to move up to first place along with Carthage. Fighting all through the next scheduled bout with Pine Tree, the Dogs suf- fered another heavy loss putting Pine Tree in first and leaving Carthage and Kilgore tied for second . Kilgore then put down Pine Tree making all three powerful teams tied for first place. Carthage, Kilgore and Pine Tree remained tied throughout the rest of the season requiring play- offs. By the flip of a coin, Carthage received a by leaving them to play the winner of the Kilgore-Pine Tree game. It seemed that nothing could stop Kilgore as they beat Pine Tree 53- 46 and then came on strong to beat the Bulldogs 52-44. Coached by Dennis Smith, the Dogs finished the season with a 23-9 tally. mama' wif? 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BOTTOM: Mem- bers of the Varsity team are Den- nis Smith, coach, Valton Rob- erts, Calvin Whiddon, Joe Dan MTHITSKUB USUITST BUYS Y L GIRLS 4 s mm n 1 umm a e mum z 1 nun! 4 s mms! a 4 an-an Brown, Stanley Wisener, Cas- tural Tompson, Eric Carter, Jon- athan Perlman, Linus Pellum, and Steve Bussell. RIGHT PAGE. TOP: Joe Dan Brown receives the ball. LEFT: Stanley Wisener looks as if he is in pain as he makes two. ABOVE: Coach Dennis Smith discusses team strategy during a time-out. Sports!33 CHS ,Iunmr VHPSIIY Racks Up 882 Poults Ending their season, CHS's Junior Varsity had a 6-12 season standing and a 4-6 district tally. The team averaged 51.8 points per game while their opponents averaged 55.3 points. They 'had a total of 882 points for the season. The Junior Varsity beat Kilgore twice in district play with scores of 65-58 and 64-62. They also defeated Hallsville two times with the scores being 52-28 and 60-39. The team is coached by Jack Roberson. Freshmen Gain Experience as CHS Roundballers OPPOSITE PAGE. LEFT: Paul Krutza grabs the rebound. RIGHT: Jerry Williams jumps up high to tip the ball. BOTTOM: Members of the Jr. Varsity are Sidney Allen, Edgar Carter, Jerry Odom, Kevan Brewster, Larry Brown, Paul Krutza, Thomas Walton, Johnny Dela- ney, Terry Harris, Ric Roberson, John Thomas, and Jerry Wil- liams. RIGHT PAGE. LEFT: Johnny Del- aney reaches for the rebound. RIGHT: Larry Brown dribbles his way to the basket. Particlpating on the ninth grade team are KNEELING Roy Briggs Larry Dixon, Brad Peloquin, Mike Cherry, Reggie Miller Tommy Jackson and Hank Rhodes STANDING Coach Lewis, Alfred Brown, Dorthelle Ingram, Bobby Jackson Joe Murphy Wrnford Gray Phillip Miller and Leonard H111 Sports! 35 Girls Boast 23-5 Record Finishing in a tie for second place with Crockett, the girls proved to be a very strong contender in district play. The girls' only district losses were to Center Ctwicej and Crockett Concej, making their district standing 7-3 while their season standing was 23-5. The girls averaged 52.3 points per game this year for a grand total of 1466 points. At the end of the season, Mildred Hodge and Andrea Gore were named to the All-District Team chosen by the coaches in our district. Mildred was also selected as Most Valuable Player on the girls team. She averaged 27.6 points per game and racked up 775 points by the end of the season. She also broke the interceptions record at CHS. The previous record for girls was 74 and Mildred topped it by 33, grabbing 107 in the '74-75 season. In addition, she has set several other records at CHS . The team is coached by Sandra Walker. TOP: Paula Cain prepares to pass the ball. ABOVE: Machelle Brewster dribbles her way down court. 36!Sports LEFT: Janet Wedgeworth reaches for the all-important rebound . CENTER: Mildred Hodge seems to be tickled after making two. RIGHT: Barbara Mitchell reaches for a loose ball as Peggy Pope looks on. TOP: Members 'of the '74-'75 Girls' Varsity team are STAND- ING: Ann Woods, manager, Sherilyn Emberton, Becky Krutza, Andrea Gore, Peggy Pope, Carol Williams, Barbara Mitchell, Paula Cain, and San- dra Walker, coach. KNEELING: Mildred Hodge, Machelle Brew- ster, and Janet Wedgeworth. Sports!3'7 We Will Win Again! With an 8-2 district standing, the girls B team had an outstanding season losing only to Center two times. The B team's record was 18-4. The girls averaged 43.7 points per game while their opponents averaged only 23. 6 points. The team beat Palestine, Jacksonville, Crockett, and Chapel Hill, twice each, in district competi- J tion . l Participating on the girls' B team are STANDING: Linda Hicks, Carla Crawford, Jackie Wedgeworth, and Kathy Shepard. SEATED: Cynthia Jennings, Rhonda Haynes, Coach Sandra Walker, Manager Lisa Morris, Jodi Minter, Cheri Browning, Mary Jane Southall, and Janet Brown. 38!Sports , V 2 .. ww ' -if K 'Ai , g ,rv 1 .a Q31 1 1 ,if -we M1 3 ,IV Girls Finish 18-4 OPPOSITE PAGE. LEFT: Jackie Wedgeworth blocks out her girl after the shot and waits for the rebound. RIGHT: Janet Brown pulls in the rebound while watch- ing the opponent. RIGHT PAGE. TOP LEFT: The girls' basketball managers are Lisa Morris and Ann Woods. TOP RIGHT: Carla Crawford dribbles out as Rhonda Haynes stands by to assist. BOTTOM LEFT: Linda Hicks reaches for the ball. ABOVE: Both the A and B team members join hands on the court to sing the A1ma Mater before the game. Sports! 39 Racketeers Have Active Season Participating in ten dual matches and two tournaments, the 1975 CHS Tennis Team had a rather active season. Randall Thames could be considered the biggest asset in the boys' sin- gles while Kristie Hook was tops in the girls' singles. Also, Terry Fon- tenot and Brenda Stevenson were outstanding in the girls' doubles. There were only three boys on the team this year, and there were no seniors participating in the sport. However, Coach Mary Robinson expects about eight boys to join the team next year. These students plus the returning players should strengthen the team , making '76 a promising year for tennis at CHS . LEFT: Martha Hunt serves the ball as Rosana Hancock and Terry Fontenot play tennis in the back- ground. RIGHT: Brenda Steven- son prepares to hit the ball. BOTTOM: Dianne Siler displays her backhand . 401 Sports -atv LEFT: Terry Fontenot seems sur- prised as she hits the ball. CEN- TER: Terri Arnold reaches down for the return. RIGHT: Amy Cla- bough prepares to serve . t Members of the '75 Tennis Team are KNEELING: Glen Tyler and Amy Clabough. STANDING: Coach Mary Robinson, Kristie Hook, Rosana Hancock, Randall Thames, Terry Fontenot, Brenda Stevenson, Margaret John- son, Paul Krutza, Amy Weir, Martha Hunt, Dianne Siler and Terri Arnold. Sports! 41 Thinclads Place Third in District Meet , 2 Other contenders in the District 9-AAA Track Meet were surprised as the CHS Track Team placed third above Chapel Hill, Henderson, and Jacksonville who were expected to battle it out for the third spot. In the district meet, the Dogs finished with 70.5 points, trailing sec- ond place Pine Tree with 86 points and last year's champ Kilgore with 99 points. In pre-district meets, the CHS thinclads placed in two of eight meets. The tracksters captured the eighth position in Nacogdoches competition while they managed to grab the fifth spot at Hallsville's meet on April 12. The only CHS trackster to place in the Pine Tree meet was Bill Spur- geon, who captured third in the 4-40-yard relay. In the March 8 Halls- ville meet, Spurgeon was again the only one to place, finishing fourth in the 440-yard relay. However, six track team members scored high enough in district com- petition to earn the right to represent CHS in regional competition. They were Earl Roberts, Bill Spurgeon, Jeffery Willie, Danny Davis, Sidney Allen and Eric Carter. A.. l L A - 4 ' Members of the '75 Track Team are KNEELING: Mike Goss, Mark Patterson, Jerry Odom, Carlos Bowie, John Brannon, Danny Davis, and Jeffery Willie. STANDING: Coach Gerald Burns, Eric Carter, Kenny Capps, Earl Roberts, Sidney Allen, Bill Spurgeon, Forrest Pope and Linus Pellum. 42! Sports FAR LEFT: Linus Pellum gets on the bus before the District meet. TOP LEFT: Carlos Bowie partici- pated in many track and field events. ABOVE: A CHS trackster jumps over hurdles. LEFT: Mem- bers who qualified for Regional were Jeffery Willie, Bill Spur- geon, Earl Roberts, Eric Carter, Danny Davis, and Sidney Allen. spon.sf43 TOP RIGHT: Kim Davis practices hard to keep in shape for her event. BOTTOM LEFT: Delois Berry preparing for takeoff. BOT- TOM RIGHT: Linda Fields and Cynthia Jennings say, Practice makes Perfect. TOP FAR LEFT: Coach Sharon Dennard records times of her girls and urges them to try harder the next meet. TOP FAR RIGHT: Carol Williams practices hard for the regional meet. BOTTOM RIGHT: Girls Track Team wins first place in the District Track Meet. 44!Sports GIPIS Wm F 11'St at Drstrict CHS Girls Track Team placed first at the Pine Tree District Meet after having placed second in the Atlanta Meet and third in the SFA and Springhill Meets. Several individuals brought home first place honors from the District Meet including Kim Davis who placed in the shot put and Mildred Hodges who won the 100 yard dashg Devereaux Gates was first to cross the line in the 60 yard dash: Carol Williams placed in the High Jump and the 220 yard dash: and Devereaux Gates, Jackie Wedgeworth, Linda Fields and Mildred Hodge, members of the relay team, defeated all the competition. Peggie Pope, who placed sec- ond at both district and regional levels in the triple jump, went on to represent CHS at the state competition in Austin where she received fifth place in this event. Sports! 45 Freshmen Capture Third CHS's ninth grade track team finished third in district competition, amassing a total of 99.3 team points in track and field events in Halls- ville. During their season, the freshmen thinclads placed in three of the four meets in which they participated. They placed fifth in the Kilgore, Pine Tree and Carthage meets. The team is coached by Robert Lewis. TOP RIGHT: Sanford Robinson and Winford Gray are sprinters. TOP LEFT: The ninth grade had two successful relay teams. They are from left to right: the mile relay team, Dorthelle Ingram, Trosper Willie, Alfred Brown 46fSp01'LS and Iohn Pellumg the sprint relay, Roy L. Briggs, Bobby Jackson, Tommy Jackson and Winford Gray. E l 1 l K F vw .X . 4 ' fun se .a. he Q. T Q sa sr I it QQ' if F .M 134 J fr . at 'ff' 'L 1 . ,in .kk ggi? 9' Vx 2 W5 , 6 37 1 M 'Mfr lg ..,. .El . . . .,.,. , ,... naw., st., tok, -4:57 ,gg-ifggw . M J E.. A ,. 4. stawxqr W,,. we NWN. rf. AW. -. ,,,, . . .. ,M . .,..k f .rhf Q 4 we .. i : .K Lf 1 1 -..-in fl jr xi Elie 1-iw. 'gh 7 , ,. . ..sz .. . J- -5 g:ggt,,,. ,., sf f. , . r , iggqg-.ag -Jw .,a,wfj za7.- Q 3 1 ss .sf ' ts . J' fit 1 at 'tt .r . ge' . 5 . iw xv? X . is . .-W. Q 'Y Deppe Sets New State Record Tommy Deppe was the sole member of the 1975 swim team at CHS. He represented the school well, however, participating in numerous meets and consistently returning with medals. In March, Deppe traveled to the Texas Regional High School Champi- onships at SMU in Dallas. During the meet he captured two fourth places - one in the 100 meter freestyle and the other in the 100 meter back- stroke. Deppe traveled to Fort Lauderdale, Fla. April 13-19 to take part in the National YMCA Swimming Championships. This turned out to be the largest swim meet ever seen anywhere in the world . On Friday, May 2, Deppe splashed his way to a new state record dur- ing the State AAA Swimming Competition held in Burnett. Deppe knocked nearly two seconds off the old state record with a time of 50.9. At this same meet, he also took a first place in the 100-yard individual medley with a time of 59. 64. Sports!4'1 District Title Winning their third straight Zone Title, the CHS Baseball Team proved to have a successful season. The Bulldogs had powerful hitters, good fielders and great team spirit going for them. Having an unblemished pre-zone record, the Dogs lost only to Kilgore and Pine Tree in Zone play giving them the top spot. The Dogs, aiming for their second consecutive District Title, then faced Athens in playoffs. Carthage easily won the first of three games against Athens with a score of 10- O, but the Athens Hornets came back strong to win the second game 8-'7 . The two teams met in Kilgore for the last of the three-game contest. Each team played a very tight game, neither allowing any scoring for eight straight innings. Finally, in the bottom of the ninth, Athens managed to score capturing the 9-AAA Dis- trict Title. Coach Iacke Davis attributed the club's suc- cess to some real good and timely hitting and experi- ence at key positions. He also added that he thought more of the kids on the team than anything in the world. RIGHT: Serving as Batgirls for the 1975 season are Myra Wall, Lisa Morris, Penni Parker, Phyllis McElroy, Sherilyn Emberton, Adana Agee, Mary Jane Southall and Sherril Brown, Captain. 481 Sports Dogs Aim for LEFT: Members of the team look on during the Kilgore bout. RIGHT: Sherilyn Emberton and Adana Agee put the bats back into the fence . spol-13149 TOP: Iohn Tiller, Bruce Maines and Earl Roberts come in home to bat. LEFT: Stan Wisener prepares to knock the ball over the left field fence. RIGHT: Coach Jacke Davis shouts encouragement to the players on the field. Bulldo S Capture Third s L p, P, M t Rl N 50l Sports Consecutive Zone Title LEFT: Bruce Maines is the player on deck. CENTER: A CHS ball player hits the ball solidly. RIGHT: Jonathan Perlman cuts at the ball. BOTTOM: Coach lacke Davis gives the Dogs a pep talk during the Kilgore Game. This game was the first upset of the season. Sports! 51 The Key Club, aided by the Kiwanis Club, spon- sored the school prom on May 24, at the Panola Col- lege Sub. Being a formal affair, the prom gave jun- iors and seniors an opportu- nity to dress up and impress their dates while they danced to the music provided by Pleasure of Time of Ft. Worth. 52! Student Life Ft. Worth Band Provides Music I 53 OPPOSITE PAGE: Vicki Pinkerton and Brian Bounds enter the prom. TOP LEFT: Randall Thames, Ion- athan Perlman and David Maurit- zen take up tickets at the door. BOTTOM LEFT: Tim Harrigan and Carolyn Powell take a breather between dances. BOT- TOM RIGHT: Janet Tiller and David Hinchliffe wait for the next song to begin. Student Life!53 Comedian Murphy Speaks at Junior-Senior Banquet A' Hy xv..- 'fWl, TOP LEFT: Terri Abernathy leads the seniors in their class song My Way. TOP RIGHT: Mr Bob Murphy stresses the impor tance of stirring what you've got BOTTOM RIGHT: MI. Bob Mur phy, Duane Parker, and Lela Hicks seem entertained by some- one in the audience . K xi H v W A ' .t,l ff! K NNN I . I ' vl 1 Vvk, Y 54!Student Life TOP: Lisa Morris provides dinner music. MIDDLE: Jeanette Luce and Cathy Fitzgerald snitch roses as souveniers. BOTTOM: Billie Pellun and Obie Thompson sing their class song. Student Life! 55 Let us never be betrayed into saying we have fin- ished our education, because that would mean we had stopped growing. There is always the upward dimension possible for us. 56!Student Life Graduation - A Time for New Beginnings 3' St d tLf X57 Students Learn to Use Machines ICT is a Co-op program which provides vocational education in industrial mechanics. Juniors and seniors work part-time, a mini- mum of fifteen hours weekly, while attending school. To raise money, the members change points and plugs on several of the teachers' cars and participate in a candy sale. Pro- ceeds from these activities help provide tools and equipment for class lab work, the annual Employer-Employee Banquet and a barbecue at the end of the school year. 58! Organizations TZ , - 5 W7 .. if A 4' OPPOSITE PAGE. TOP: Robert Hines, who placed third in electrical appliance repair in Area VII VICA competition, received a special award for notable work in ICT. BOTTOM LEFT: Mike Hooper. who works in -the meat department at Brookshire's, was named Outstanding ICT Student. OPPOSITE BOTTOM RIGHT: Many stu- dents find school more enjoyable while working half-day. TOP: Randy Ortigo. employee at Pete Williams TV, also received a special award for notable work in ICT. MIDDLE: ICT officers from left to right are Jackie Soape, Sgt. -at-arms: Kevin Bussell, Rep.: James Guinn. Parl.: Mike Hooper, Treas.g Craig Milam, Sec .: Joey Youngblood , V . -Pres . and Randy Ortigo, Pres. BOTTOM LEFT: ICT members and guests are really digging in at the ICT Employer-Employee Ban- quet. BOTTOM RIGHT: Coach Doug Sam- ford, ICT sponsor. plays the harmonica for the Vocational Assembly. Organizations! 59 tudent Involvement Promotes Toge th ern ess l 7' 'af' V 4 X. .. , nam- - -M -,-. . f b-', W .f neg, re, 'Q . , fo. UPPER LEFT you have in RIGHT: The have mixed 6OlStudent Life ,vw Jonathan what do .your handi: UPPER Pep Squad seems to emotions about that play. LEFT: I hope Mrs. Rain- water knows what she is drawing. RIGHT: Somebody is bound to be getting fouled! UPPER LEFT: If only that basket were a little lower, Coach Rey- nolds. UPPER RIGHT: Um, when did she enroll here? LEFT: Juniors striking a pose before doing their thing at the pep rally. Student Life! 61 TOP LEFT: Iackie Barkley and Myra Wall serve Mr. Kyle Left- wich at an afternoon tea for the teachers. TOP RIGHT: The Stu- dent Council sponsors a rock con- cert featuring First Gear. FAR TOP: Student Council officers are Sherilyn Emberton, Sec.: Andrea Gore, Pres.: Jackie Bark- ley, V-Pres.: and Myra Wall, Treas. BOTTOM LEFT: Andrea Gore quizzes the 'students on whether to run the school for a district office. BOTTOM RIGHT: Jackie Wedgeworth and David Mauritzen get a surprise while working the concession stand. 62! Organizations Student Council Student Council Promotes School Spirit School spirit was the central theme of the Student Council's activities this year. The season began with the selling of weekly football ribbons and mascot pins. The Council sponsored Spirit Week which included such activ- ities as decorating contests, a parade and a pep rally. Besides holding regular meet- ings, the officers attended the area meeting to gain new ideas on ways of improving the Student Government of CHS. For the first time, the Student Council ran for district office to try to involve CHS in area activities. Of the several assemblies spon- sored by the Student Council, the rock group, First Gear, was the biggest hit. This past year the Student Council has greatly enriched school spirit and dedication to school government at CHS . Organizations!63 RIGHT: Key Club officers are Jonathan Perlman, Pres.: Stan Wisener, Rep.: David Maurit- zen, Sec.: Bill Spurgeon, Treas. and Charlie Allison, V. -Pres. FAR LEFT: Randall Thames and Mike Morton talk with Louis Bramblett, sponsor, after a weekly Kiwanis Club meeting. BOTTOM LEFT: Jay Malone likes missing school to help build the bonfire for the Center game. BOTTOM RIGHT: Penni Parker and Lisa Morris are the Key Club Sweethearts . xg. , 64! Organizations Key Club Key Club Sponsors Homecoming Dance The Key Club helps pro- mote Spirit Week by spon- soring a Homecoming Dance at the Panola Col- lege Sub. The members hold a bake sale on the square and work a conces- sion stand during basketball season. The money earned from these activities makes possible the trip to the con- vention in Nacogdoches . 904 mf Organizations!65 OPPOSITE PAGE. LEFT: Mr. Newell Odell speaks to FTA members at one of their meetings. RIGHT: Terri Arnold asks for volunteers to sell programs at football games. BOTTOM LEFT: FTA officers are Roseanne Hancock, Parl.g David Mauritzen, Treas.g Teresa Thomas, V.-Pres.: Ann Woods, Sec. and Terri Arnold, Pres. BOTTOM RIGHT: Ann Woods presents Mrs. Sharon Dennard with the Teacher of the Month Award. l N 4 4 661 Organizations Fu ture Teachers of America FTA Invests 111 the Future Invest in your Future was chosen as this year's theme for the Future Teachers of America. To carry out this theme, mem- bers of the club at CHS, invest their time and efforts in such money-making projects as sell- ing football programs and home- coming mums. By participating in these various activities, points are earned which enable the members to attend the State Convention in Forth Worth. Another important club activ- ity is the selection of the Teacher of the Month. From those teachers selected, a Teacher of the Year is chosen and recognized at an assembly in the spring. TOP RIGHT: Pictured with the Outstanding Industrial Arts Chap- ter trophy are George Smith, IAC sponsor: Tim Holland: David Johnson, past state reporter: and Don Kelly, co-sponsor. MIDDLE: Terri Arnold, co-sweetheart: Iane Shivers, elected state reporter for the oncoming year: and Sherilyn Emberton. IAC sweetheart and third runner-up in the state sweetheart competition are proud of the club scrapbook which won second place in state competition. BOTTOM LEFT: Phyllis McE1ory and Sherilyn Emberton share their ideas in arranging pictures for the club scrapbook. BOTTOM RIGHT: IAC members show off their hand-made projects that placed in IAC state competition. 681 Organizations IAC Captures MNQMW g. tim E :WWW -r-.QL For the fourth consecu- tive year, the CHS Indus- trial Arts Club took the top honor of Outstanding State Chapter by setting a new record of 500 points. The club accumulates these points by performing such tasks as cleaning up the stadium after home football games, repairing equipment for classroom use, and keeping tidy the concession machines. In achieving this award, the members learn to work together and be of service in the school and commu- nity. TOP LEFT: David Johnson and Jonathan Perlman hang the CHS emblem which the club helped make. TOP RIGHT: IAC officers are Mike Smith, Sgt.-at-Arms: Jane Shivers, Rept.: Bill Spur- geon, Treas.: Sherilyn Ember- ton, Sec.: Tim Holland, V.- Pres. and David Johnson, Pres. LEFT: IAC members and sponsors worked hard the entire year to make their club the best in Texas. Orgar1izations!69 junior Engineering Technological Society ,lets Journey Twice to AEM TOP RIGHT: Jonathan Perlman, David Mauritzen, Charlie Alli- son, and Sam Born review their chemistry for contests at ASLM. TOP LEFT: Jets Club officers are Bill Spurgeon, Pres., Jonathan Perlman, Sec.: Lisa Morris, Treas.g and Charlie Allison, V.- Pres. 4 , v nr , M wr, .av ,f . uf. 'IO!Organizations ,,, Modern American Cultural Club MA CC Promotes Understandin ,pi 3 MACC was formed to try to interest black and white students in recognizing the different ways of life of each race. During their meetings, the students ask questions and are given advice on how to solve problems pertaining to racial differences. TOP: MACC members take time out of their busy schedules to pose for a picture. BOTTOM: Billie Pellum and Mr. Floyd look over plans for a MACC trip. Organizations! '71 TOP: Mr. Tony Wooster awards Mrs. Kinnett for Outstanding Service to DE. MIDDLE LEFT: Dawn Bowlin and Melinda Che- shire are the DE sweethearts, and Tony Hill was elected beau. MIDDLE RIGHT: The DE Dudes put on a skit for the vocational assembly. BOTTOM: Officers in DE this year are Mark Dickerson, Pres.: Charles Foster, V.-Pres.g Jackie Barkley, Sec.: Larry McMillan, Treas.: Alan Scott, Rep.: Glenda London, Hist. and Bobby Southall, Chaplain . 72! Organization D. E. Worlcs Vertime The Distributive Education program provides vocational education in retailing through classroom study and on-the-job training. Leadership is developed through fund-raising and com- munity projects which can be done after school and work. Sell- ing linen calendars and working a concession stand at one boy's basketball game provides funds for the annual DE Employer- Employee Banquet and the DE parties throughout the year. Instead of advertising their club in the Christmas parade the students chose to channel the money towards adopting a foster child. The DE Club sponsors a regular rotunda display of each member's training station. DE not only provides leadership development but also strives to promote the American free enterprise system. TOP LEFT: Mark Dickerson, Pres. , presents Mr. Dan Dulany as the Outstanding DE Merchant '75. TOP RIGHT: Charles Foster, Tony Hill, and Larry Foster help keep up the DE display in the Rotunda. LEFT: DE members find that the extra money sure comes in handy . Organization! 73 Future Farmers Cultrvate New Ideas TOP LEFT: FFA officers are: David Gates, Pres., Barry Mar- shall, Rep.g Phil Powell. Sec., Keith Hicks, Treas.: Johnny Par- ker, Sentinelg W. A. Wedge- worth, V. -Pres.: Wade Parks, Advis. and Martha Hunt, Sweet- heart. TOP RIGHT: One aspect of agriculture is the care of farm equipment as demonstrated in the Vocational Assembly. BOTTOM: FPA members learn many practi- cal sides of farming and ranch- ing. '74!Organizations TOP: Amy Clabough and Micheal Smith get in some of that all important last minute grooming. MIDDLE LEFT: George Shuttles- worth proudly displays his ribbon won at the Livestock Show. MID- DLE RIGHT: Terry Holland has decided all that work was worth it in the end. BOTTOM RIGHT: David Gates knows there will be some awfully good ham on some- one's table. BOTTOM LEFT: FFA members worked hard for the annual FFA Rodeo. Organization! '7 5 Forensic Member Talks Her Way to Sta te The goal of the Forensic Club is to better the speaking techni- ques of the students. To achieve this goal, the members competed in tournaments and UIL events. 76! Organization fa.. 1, FAR TOP: Pat Briggs goes over the c1ub's financial affairs. FAR BOTTOM LEFT: Forensic mem- bers take time for a picture. FAR BOTTOM RIGHT: Rod Davis, Sponsor, really gets involved in his teaching. TOP LEFT: Leanne Iimmerson practices her part before one of their contests. TOP RIGHT: Forensic officers areg Norman Jennings, Rep.g Carol Hall, Pres.: Jeannett Luce, V.- Pres.: Pat Briggs, Treas. and Kathy Barrett, Sec. BOTTOM: Donna Williams, Bobby Cole, Annette Henderson, and Andrea Barrera learn to express them- selves before groups. Organization! 7 '7 1 TOP LEFT: Thomas Givens, T. K. Wedgeworth, Kirk Burleson, and Tammie Bardwell illustrate the symbolic destruction of man- kind in The Bald Soprano. TOP RIGHT: Missey Watson applies T. K. Wedgeworth's make-up before the presentation of The Bald Soprano. BOT- TOM: The students have worked very hard this year with props, costumes, and programs. FAR TOP: Thespian Club officers are James Noonan, Pres.: Missey Watson, Rep.g Diane Siler, Treas.g Keith Hennigan, V-Pres. and not pictured is Pat Briggs, Sec. BOTTOM LEFT: T. K. Wedgeworth, Tommy Deppe, Kirk Burleson, and Pat Briggs rehearse a scene of Harvey. BOTTOM RIGHT: Norman Jen- nings woos Rhonda Haynes in an absurd love scene, as Thomas Givens looks on. 7 8! Organization ...sae ff' The Bald Sopranon Places First in Zone A good beginning for the Thes- pian Club means a public presen- tation of the comedy Harvey. Zone competition for UIL one- act plays brings CHS a number one position for The Bald Soprano and honors for the par- ticipants. T. K. Wedgeworth earns Best Actress acclaim while Rhonda Haynes and Kirk Burleson are listed with the A11-Star Cast. More recognition for players competing in district includes Rhonda Haynes once again on the A11-Star Cast with Norman Jen- nings and T. K. Wedgeworth filling places of Honorable Men- tion. Organization! 'I 9 RIGHT: Jackie Iernigan sells Teresa Sepaugh some of the deli- cious Spanish Club popcorn. BOTTOM LEFT: The Spanish Club members show off the high quality Christmas trees on sale. BOTTOM RIGHT: Pres. Roseanna Smith discusses the trip to San Antonio during a club meeting. OPPOSITE PAGE. LEFT: Teresa Goree, Alice Allison, Kathy Birdwell, and Carol Williams are all turning in their Val-o-gram orders to Roseanna Smith. BOT- TOM LEFT: Greg Brown gives Jane Shivers a relaxing ride after the window wash. BOTTOM RIGHT: Spanish Club officers are Myra Kyle, Treas.g Dean Jones, V.-Pres.g Lisa Scott, Sec.g Rose- anna Smith, Pres. and Dorothy Hinchen, Rep. F I Q 80! Organizations S, 1 1 I l ,l I I Spanish Club Spanish Club Introduces the Val-0-gram l The Spanish club is muy activo Cvery activeb in their money-raising projects. Their activities include a car wash, egg sale, Christmas tree sale and junior high basketball concession stands. A new fund-raising pro- ject of the Spanish club is the sale of Val-o-grams. These are special valentine messages, either read or sung, to the per- sons receiving them. The Span- ish club members deliver the Val-o-grams during school on Valentine's Day. The money earned from these activities helped to finance a trip for the Spanish members to the Pan American Student Forum in San Antonio . Organizations! 81 TOP: Gayle Hooker finally snags a fellow in this mock wedding. Also attending are Rosie Ballard, Velma Pipkins, Debbie Roque- more, Carlos Bowie, Darrell Shepard, Barbara Brown, and Bernadine Scott. LEFT: Vickie Langford gets down to the practi- cal aspects of Homemaking. RIGHT: FHA officers are Elaine Crawford, Treas.: Myra Wall, 2nd V.-Pres.g Joyce Rosenblum, 6th V.-Pres.: Mary Jane Min- nigh, Sec.g Sherree Ritter, 3rd V.-Pres.: LeAnn Jimerson, Pres.: I0 Ella Walls, Parl.g Delois Berry, 4th V. -Pres.g Sher- ril Brown, 5th V.-Pres. and Cecelia Adams, lst V. -Pres. , 82! Organizations LEFT: Jeffrey Brooks is demon- strating to Ruby Mullins the proper way to cook Hamburger Helper. RIGHT: Winners of the Cake Decorating Contest are Myra Wall, Honorable Mentiong Penny Smith, 3rd place: Sherril Brown, 2nd place: and Eddie Wilson, lst place. Mrs. Earl Brown, class instructor, is hold- ing Penny's cake. , f t,,. Q, 'W Mir ' lf ,M ll N f Fu ture Hom emakers OfAH16P1C3 FHA Reaches for New Horizons 51ir Home Economies Cooperative Education HE CE Prepares Students for Future Jobs Home Economics Coop- erative Education class offers students on-the-job and classroom education in a variety of occupations. Practical work experience is provided the students through part-time employ- ment at cooperating busi- nesses within the commu- nity. LEFT: Sharon Hammons helps Steve Langford find the right size jeans. RIGHT: Penny Smith and Brenda Liverman find the grocery business good , steady work. 84! Organizations Office Education Association Local OEA Student Compctcs at State OEA members manned a concession stand during basketball season and held a bake sale on the square. Proceeds from these activi- ties went to sponsor the end of the year Employer- Employee Banquet. TOP: OEA officers are Sherry Shadowens, Rep., Tammy Craig, Sec., Mary Wright, Par1.g Ann Peveto, Sgt. at Armsq Mindy Joines, Hist.: Pat Briggs, Pres. and Editha Murray, Treas. Not pictured is Connie Gates, V.- Pres. MIDDLE: VOE members work a half day for school credit and pay. BOTTOM LEFT: Mem- bers of the Pre-Lab practice office techniques two class peri- ods a day. BOTTOM RIGHT: Martha Hunt, Hazel Ingram, Dixie Stewart, Editha Murray, Mindy Ioines, and Tammie Craig really turn on the charm in a Vocational Assembly. Dixie competed at the state level in general clerical office work, and Tammie competed at the district level in accounting . ' ' 'E':ilEfE!'f22 'TTf?ff?i5?iflf'zf The choirs of CHS - A Cap- pella, Select Singers, and Girls Chorus - as well as the individual students have brought honors and recognition to the choir program under the direction of Mrs. June Lewis. The A Cappella Choir has been busy this year presenting pro- grams. The choir presented Christmas and Bicentennial pro- grams for CHS, and they attended the Cantorium Feste. In UIL competition the choir made ratings of II and I, respectively, in concert and sightreading. The Girls' Chorus was revived this year after being dormant for several years, and in UIL compe- tition, the girls brought home a rating of II in both concert and sightreading . Perhaps the most popular cho- rus is the Select Singers. This choral group performs for public functions, clubs and various organizations . In the Solo and Ensemble divi- sion of UIL sixty of the students placed in district and went on to regional. Fifteen canaries represented CHS at the state level during the summer. 86!Organization .K -by gg wa. .4 I g, 1 ' T.-,lair Q af? , g-, --:.,,g1gg,.. 2572 3 Z.. A 'f-- 7 T 'l9'1 N5 Ls-N -wg, , 'J 'z ', ' 7 a R, ,, i 1 ,, I. . MG.. JM., A. ' ' ,' , J., 3 , , ..-,.f.f..evr.v,s3js,rgam.1fs::vaff ., V' f . fi ,, .., , l aw' .J .- 'f , . 4 1' lg , 1 '7 Ali-fini, ' flf'-wgqitm, W, W I Y-'du ff Songbirds Soar Higher TOP LEFT: A large group of choir members received a I on their solo or ensemble in UIL competi- tion and will advance to state. TOP RIGHT: Thirteen choir members placed in the A1l-Dis- trict Choir and five of these thir- teen earned their way into the All-Region Choir. LEFT: The Select Singers perform for civic clubs and community programs. FAR TOP: A Cappella Choir members form a treble cleft for their picture. FAR LOWER LEFT: Mrs. June Lewis, director, can really tickle those ivories. FAR LOWER RIGHT: Choir officers are Brian Bounds, Pres.: Olin lof- frion, V.-Pres.: Paula Cain, Rep.: Obie Thompson, Librarian: Jeanette Luce, Robe Chairman: and Mindy Joines, Sec.-Treas. Cseatedb. Organization!87 M- 1 S2 965 ax' Mil ,lv 'Br W. as 3 3- fi .v : g QQ' '21 as HV z, .fi.n', V fa, R 2 , af jf Sh 445, Ti? f f Y . Y Mgr M. I . ,fs 5 g f ? R TOP: Band officers are Mark Dickerson, Treas.: Myra Kyle. Sec.: Brian Bounds. V.-Pres.: W Norman Jennings, Ckneelingb Student Director and David Mauritzen, Pres. CHS Band Travels to Kansas City CHS Band participated in many activities this year including several contests. In the fall the band attended the UIL Marching Contest where they received a second division rating. At the UIL Solo and Ensemble contest in March quite a few members placed high enough to advance to state competition in May. At the UIL Concert Contest in April the band received a third division rating. Performing the same music just a few weeks later, however, they received a first division rating. This was at the World of Fun Invitational Concert Contest in Kansas City, Mo. for the A11-District Band. LEFT: Lisa Scott, Band Sweetheart. and Brian Bounds, Beau, are presented during half-times. LOWER RIGHT: Founeen band students TOP: Staff members are always glad when deadlines are past so they can relax. RIGHT: Business Manager, Machelle Brewster, checks over the financial affairs. FAR LEFT: Janet Wedgeworth, Editor, looks over the supply stock. FAR LGWER RIGHT: Kathy Barrett explains to Andrea Gore the proper cropping technique. UPPER RIGHT: Staff members take a breather from the busy sessions at the Trinity Journalism Workshop. 9O!Organization Annual Takes First for Second Year Filling one book with the events that take place in a school year is not as easy as it may seem. For the 1975 PINE BURR staff, this fact became a terrify- ing reality, especially as dead- line time rolled around. Many of the decisions for the PINE BURR were made at a work- shop held at Trinity University in San Antonio last summer. There the book's theme and overall design were decided upon. The staff members who attended the workshop worked many late hours to earn the award of Best Year- book Dummy for the second year. f Q? , V, K fzis-fziinf . -. Quik? ti Y - ,.-,tf..,.,- A y . . L L . r e 1 ' , T l f . iw A ' ' f 1 1 A Organization!9l TOP: Janet Tiller, Circulation Editor and Myra Kyle, Business Manager, look over an ad in the local paper. BOTTOM LEFT: Lisa Scott, Exchange Editor, placed sec- ond in Editorial Writing in the District UIL Contest. BOTTOM RIGHT: Members of the CARTHAGINIAN staff are from left to right: Lisa Scott, Gayle Smith, Kathy Barrett, Mindy Joines, Myra Kyle and Janet Tiller. FAR UPPER LEFT: Gayle Smith prints the next issue of the CARTHAGINIAN. FAR UPPER RIGHT: Ruby Jackson arranges an ad for the paper. BOTTOM LEFT: Kathy Barrett, Editor, gets caught by surprise working late to get the paper out. BOT- TOM RIGHT: Steve Bussell. Kerry Teal, Pam Barnett, and Roseanna Smith work hard to get their ads in on time. 92l Organization 5 ournalists Produce Award Winning Paper I THE CARTHAGINIAN is published weekly by Journalism II staff and is spon- sored by Miss Cecilia Reeves. Students 79 wa... may subscribe to THE CARTHAGINIAN at the beginning of the school term for 33.00. This year THE CARTHAGINIAN was awarded the Distinguished Award of Merit at the Interscholastic League Press Confer- ence in Austin, and in addition it was rated tops in its division over all other mimeographed papers in the state. The paper also received an All Texas Honor Rating at the Texas High School Press Conference in Denton. CHS hosted the district UIL Journalism contest in April. Contestants competed in editorial writing, feature writing, new- swriting, and headline writing. Winners from Carthage were Lisa Scott, who placed second in editorial writing, Steve Bussell, who placed third in editorial writing, and Kathy Barrett, who ranked fourth in newswriting. Bussell advanced to regional competition in Huntsville. At the end of the year. Journalism I publishes THE CARTHAGINIAN for five weeks while Journalism II produces the Senior Edition. Journalism II resumes the responsibility for the last time during the last week of school. Organization! 93 94! Division Honors 96! Honors Via-2 v 54 1. 4 fiifw., N 1 YV' 43 98!H CHS Beauties and Beans Mindy Join es Earl Roberts Az .i.,u,. md? ix 'wt Q' fy A' if ii 1. L Ng, ,W ,f.ffmg'iwV B rw, Miz, ,,, frf Carolyn Powell Mark Williams Honors! 99 o J' :ff al, ,ffl Q 1 J Kristi Hook Brian Bounds o 1 100! Honors CHS Beauties and Beans Penni Parker Ulin Joffrion X101 TOP: The Senior Class Favorites are quite active around the school: JAMES NOONAN is a member of the Spanish Club, Jets, IAC, and Thespian Society. BILLIE CAROL PELLUM is a member of the Band, Select Singers, Pep Squad, FTA, French Club, and A Capella Choir. RIGHT: The Junior Class Favor- ites also participate in many school activities. MARK PAT- TERSON is a member of the foot- ball team. BARBARA MITCHELL is a member of FHA, FTA, track and basketball team. 102!l-ionors it i ,M-i,. W, :N ran, g- 1- f TOP: GREG HARRIS and ADANA AGEE appear to be enjoying their lives as high school students. Greg is a member of the Key Club, football team, and A Capella Choir. Adana is a mem- ber of the Pep Squad and FTA. LEFT: CARROLL KYLE and MARY ELLA DAVIS are also experienc- ing their first taste of high school life. Carroll is a member of FFA. Mary Ella is a member of FHA and FTA. Honors! 103 CHS Favorites Donna Dickerson Mike Morton Kim Lawson Bill Spurgeon jennifer Dukes Stan Wisner RIGHT: Donna Dickerson is a member of the Student Executive Committee, and she is the FFA Sweetheart and a cheerleader. Mike Morton is a member of the Key Club and the track team. 104! Honors f'.Of+ U 44 'lv QQ BOTTOM LEFT: Bill Spurgeon is a member of the track and foot- ball teams. He is also a member of the Key Club. Kim Lawson is a member of the Student Council, FHA, and A Capella Choir. BOTTOM: Jennifer Dukes is a member of the Student Council, Student Executive Committee, and a sophomore class officer. Stan Wisner is a member of the Key Club, track, basketball and football teams. Honors! 105 4. Most ucceed Allison Machelle Bre 106fHonors Local Paper Recogruzes Nme Students The Citizen of the Month Award is presented by the Panola Watchman each month to a deserving senior boy or girl selected by the faculty. Those receiving the award from September to May, respectively, are: Norman Jennings, Lisa Scott, Charlie Allison, Machelle Brewster, Janet Wedgeworth, Brian Bounds , Mark Dickerson, Dean Jones, and Jeanette Luce . Honors! 107 ...fnm.x-at 108!Division ox YV' 1 - K . .. Al i MTI. ,ng . 4 ., 1' ,- w 1 , Nga ' ' fx X f' f .XZ v ' I iff, -. R l 6.3 i Academics Division! 109 New Superintendent Offers Fresh Ideas Newell Odell is the present superintendent of the Carthage Independent School District. He took over last summer, filling the position held earlier by Dr. Emmit McKenzie. Mr. Ode1l's past experience makes him fully qualified for this position. He has had twenty-nine years experience in the educa- tional fields. Twenty-four of those years have been spent as superintendent. He served as director of Region XV Educa- tional Service Center in San Angelo for four years. Before moving to Carthage, Mr. Odell was employed as a marketing consultant by Bonner and Moore Association of Houston. His new ideas and plans have improved our system, and under his supervision, it will continue to grow and develop. 11O!Academics bg -..Q..- K LEFT: Earl Cariker serves as the assistant superintendent. RIGHT: Mr. Cariker and his secretary, Pat Cockrum, are hard at work. BOTTOM: The 1974-1975 school board consists of: Leland Hol- landg Lovell Kelleyg Jack Parker: Wayne Kyle, vice presidentg John Cooke, president: Elizabeth Morris, secretaryg Dwain Brady. Y Academicsflll May I Have Your Attention Please RIGHT: Principal Metz LaFo11eue and Mrs. Bell go over the day's activities. BOTTOM RIGHT: Why don't you come by and see me sometimes? 112!Academics I ,k, I UPPER LEFT: Bill Hopkins is the assistant principal. MIDDLE LEFT: Ha, ha, ho, ho, he, he . . MIDDLE RIGHT: Hi there, all you Hopkins' fans! LEFT: It's my turn to play with I it now. Academics!113 Fifty Teachers Guide CHS UPPER RIGHT: Science teachers are Charles Montgomery, Robert Lewis, Mary Hull, T. A. Crow, and Baker Roberts. ABOVE: Meet our Dr. Jekyll. MIDDLE RIGHT: Ruth White, Beverly Marie, and Harold Rhiddlehover are math teachers. BOTTOM LEFT: Who me? Never! BOTTOM RIGHT: Ruth White takes her job seri- ously. 114!Academics UPPER LEFT: Those freshmen still can't draw squares, com- plains Mrs. Rainwater. UPPER RIGHT: The English teachers are Deloris Blackwell, Paula LaGrone, Cecilia Reeves, James Kersh, Mary Robinson, Sue Wooster, and Martha Hopkins. LEFT: Where have my students gone? BGTTOM LEFT: Leading CHS in the fine arts are Ken Barns, Stanley Walker, C. G. Bowie, June Lewis, Ruby Rainwa- ter, and Rod Davis. Academics!115 BELOW: Social Studies teachers are Betty Bounds, Keith Griffith, John Cordray, and Kathryn Clark. RIGHT: A11right, come out of there! demands Kyle Leftwich. BOTTOM LEFT: Voca- tional teachers are Tony 116!Academics Life at Home and on I UPPER LEFT: The agriculture teachers are R. L. Berry, Wayne Robinson, and C. L. Floyd. UPPER RIGHT: A stitch in time saves nine! LEFT: In Mr. Berry's class there is always time for fun. ABOVE: The homemak- ing teachers are Nellie Allums, Edith Shepherd, and Vicki Lang- ford. the Farm Acaden'1ics!11'7 tudents Learn the Tricks of the Trades RIGHT: The bump hits the women faculty. MIDDLE LEFT: The industrial arts teachers are Don Kelley and George Smith. MIDDLE RIGHT: Emmit Ratt- ler, now I know why you type so fast! exclaims Mrs. Wedge- worth. BOTTOM LEFT: In wood- working, concentration is essen- tial. BOTTOM RIGHT: The busi- ness teachers are Doris Wedge- worth, Norma Jennings, and Johnnie Nix. S ll Hifi.. 1 x 3 I 1 1 Qt' lg.. f'5 CHS Students Are 111 Trp Top Shape LEFT: CHS girls are kept in shape by Sandra Walker and Sharon Dennard. MIDDLE LEFT: Have you been looking for me? MID- DLE RIGHT: Mrs. Dennard relives her basketball days. BELOW: Is this ball for me? asks Coach Burns. BOTTOM LEFT: The boys' coaches are Dennis Smith, Gerald Burns, Everett Reynolds, Iacke Davis, Harold Rider, and Jack Roberson. Academics!119 Guidance and Assistance Are Abundant af! I? UPPER LEFT: Teachers' aides are Mrs. Jodie Fontenot, Mrs. Lois Scott, and Mrs. Sarah Smith. UPPER RIGHT: Those guiding the students are Mr. Paul Goforth, Mr. Booker T. Carpenter, and Mrs. Naomi Phillips. ABOVE: Secretaries are Mrs. Daisy Bell, Mrs. Ruby Wooley, Mrs. Pat Cockrum, Mrs. Sally Shirey, and Mrs. Arlee Bush. MIDDLE RIGHT: The high school librarian is Miss Nell Copeland, and Mrs. Gloria Bennett is the CVAE instructor. RIGHT: Plan A coor- dinators are Mr. W. F. Berry, Mrs. DiEtta Evans. Mrs. Ruby Carpenter. Mrs. Cheryl Thomas, and Mrs. Eva Harris. 12O!Academics Top Teach ers Are Honored x ? e 'I' 'v P E I TOP LEFT: The award recipients presented at the annual FTA ban- quet were Betty Bounds, Sandra Walker, Ruth White, June Lewis, Sharon Dennard, and Vicki Lang- ford, ABOVE: FTA president Terri Arnold presents the Teacher of the Year Award to Jacke Davis. me The Teacher of the Month Award is presented to an outstanding teacher each month by the Future Teachers of America. For the months from September to January, FTA honored respectively: Ruth White, math teacher: Paula LaGrone, English teacher: Jacke Davis, baseball coach and civics teacher: June Lewis, choir director: and Sandra Walker, girls' basketball coach. The recipients of the award from February to May are respectively: Sharon Den- nard, health teacher and girls' track coach: Vicki Langford, home economics teacher: Dennis Smith, boys' basketball coach: and Betty Bounds, American history teacher . The club also presented an award to the teacher who they believe contrib- uted the most to the school. This year the Teacher of the Year Award was presented to .Tacke Davis . Academics X121 Allison Heads Class Charlie Allison was named valedictorian with an average of 96. Charlie is the senior class president and has been an officer in the Key Club and JETS. Other organizations he has participated in are Student Council, IAC, and the National Honor Society. Charlie was chosen Outstanding Student and November Citizen of the Month by the faculty. He was also chosen as a Lion's Club representative for the first quarter. As a three-year letterman on the football team Charlie was voted Most Valuable Lineman by his teammates. He also received the Scholastic Award for having the highest average on the team. In 1973 and '74, he was named to the All-District Team. Charlie also played basketball and baseball. I-Ie was a three-year letterman on the baseball team and played first baseman. In '74 he was named to the All-District Team. A 3 . ,wr 1 i X! , J -x ,Q-2,-1 2 Uv' , , 2 . -. . 1 I ,'f',4 ,-., ' L, is :T -., .-,s 4 .. if .RJ w ,gi ilgxrifss . if F4 Q. JW'- fps, 1 is J: I ., , gs - 4 ' 1 . K f ' W .' sq V ' if . K 1 - , , -Umr'4.':r in - W E K , V V just 49:55. fp t 1 ,... l V t A 7. 5.1.1 . A-2 151 , 2. af .. l ' ' 'K 122!Academics f3 4?f1i4i3i'S'12 Brewster Ranks Second Machelle Brewster, salutato- rian, has an average of 95.08. She has been awarded many hon- ors such as December Citizen of the Month, Outstanding Student for both 1974 and 1975, Most Likely to Succeed, and a repre- sentative to the National Science Foundation. Machelle has also been active in many organizations at CHS. She was the Business Manager of the PINE BURR and was on the Student-to-Student Executive Committee. Other clubs that she has participated in are Student Council, FTA, JETS, French Club, and the National Honor Society. Girls' basketball and track are Machelle's sports. In basketball, she played both forward and guard, and she was on the track team during her junior year. Next fall Machelle plans to attend the University of Houston where she will begin studying nursing. W ,R Academics!123 Faculty Selects 1 975 Uutstanding Students MACHELLE BREWSTER, senior . . . PINE BURR Business Man- ager . . . Girls' Basketball . . . Girls' Track . . . Stu- dent-to-Student Committee . . . National Science Founda- tion Participant . . . Citizen of the Month . . . Most Likely to Succeed . . . 1974 Outstanding Student . . . Junior Class Offi- cer . . . FFA Sweetheart . . . Pep Squad Co-captain . . . National Honor Society . . . Student Council . . . FTA . . . JETS . . . French Club . . .Honor Graduate NORMAN JENNINGS, senior . . . All-State Band . . . State Solo-Ensemble . . . All-Region Band . . . All-District Band . . . Student Director for Band . . . Citizen of the Month . . . All-School Play . . . One-Act Play . . . Forensic Society . . . Thespian Society. . . JETS. . . FTA . . . Key Club 124!Acadernics 4 its t . , fl X-ea W'lV rw..s 1 N sk. , 1 1 K K-Chef '- 'A ki l l 1, . i..L,mA V I CHARLIE ALLISON, senior . . . Football . . . First Team All- District . . . Three-year Letter- man . . . Most Valuable Line- man . . . Scholastic Award . . . First Team All-District Baseball Team Three-year Letterman . . . Senior Class President . . . JETS Club Vice President . . . Citizen of the Month . . . UIL Slide Rule and Number Sense Regional Finalist . . . Key Club . . . Honor Graduate -.J ii ia ti 6 SHERILYN EMBERTON, junior . . . Girls' Basketball . . . PINE BURR Staff . . . Student Council Secretary . . . IAC Sweetheart . . . Demolay Co- Sweetheart . . . Thespian Soci- ety Reporter . . . Freshman Outstanding Student . . . National Honor Society . . . FTA ANDREA GORE, junior . . . Student Council President . . . Girls' Basketball . . . All-Dis- trict Guard . . . PINE BURR staff . . . 1976 PINE BURR Edi- tor . . . Freshman Outstanding Student . . . Freshman Cheer- leader . . . Freshman and Soph- omore Class Officer . . . National Honor Society . . . Spanish Club . . . FTA . . JETS Academics!125 BECKY KRUTZA, junior . . . Girls' Basketball . . . PINE BURR Staff . . . 1976 PINE BURR Business Manager . . . Freshman Cheerleader . . . Pep Squad Co-captain . . . Betty Crocker Award . . . FHA President . . . FTA . . . Honor Society tudents Exce LISA SCOTT, senior . . . Band Sweetheart . . . CARTHAGI- NIAN Staff . . . Citizen of the Month . . . Bluebonnet Girls' State Representative . . . Span- ish Club Secretary . . . JETS Club . . . FHA . . . National Honor Society . . . Honor Grad- uate 126!Academics IONATHON PERLMAN, senior . . . Key Club President . . . JETS Club Secretary . . . Base- ball . . . Basketball Co-Captain . . . Football All-District Hon- orable Mention . . . Mr. Foot- ball . . . Student Council . . . National Honor Society . . Honor Graduate lg JANE SHIVERS, junior . . . For- ensic Club . . . Thespian Soci- ety . . . Best Female Thespian . . . All-School Play . . . Outstanding Freshman English Student . . . IAC Reporter . . . Spanish Club . . . National Honor Society . . JETS JANET WEDGEWORTH, senior . . . PINE BURR Editor . . . Girls' Basketball Captain . . . Citizen of the Month. . . Girls' Track . . . Pep Squad . . . National Honor Society . . . Student Council . . . JETS . . . Spanish Club . . . Honor Graduate Academics!12'7 tudents Honored in Various Fields nf LEFT: Charlie Allison and Mac- helle Brewster were chosen as Outstanding Senior Boy and Girl by the faculty. RIGHT: Mike Hooper was recognized as the outstanding ICT member. BOT- TOM RIGHT: Those receiving awards in home economics were Yolanda Johns, Io Ella Walls, Kim Lawson, Penni Smith, Elaine Crawford, and Dolly George. 128!Acadernics TOP LEFT: Winners of the Best Actor award, Spirit of A Cap- pella, and the John Phillip Sousa Award are, respectively, Kirk Burleson, Jeanette Luce, and Norman Jennings. MIDDLE LEFT: Those receiving awards in the athletic department were Mil- dred Hodge, track, Charles Humphries, P.E. , and Kim Davis, track. f l MIDDLE RIGHT: The Key Club award went to Jonathon Perlman, and the IAC awards went to David Johnson fthe Golden Ham- mer awardj and Tim Holland COutstanding IAC memberj. BOTTOM LEFT: The students recognized in the academic fields were: Kathy Barrett, Eng- lish award: Roseanne Hancock, algebra award: Thomas Nichols, Spanish award, Terry Barnett, science award: and Kirk Burle- son, social studies award. Academics!129 The National Honor Society is com- posed of those students who have made the honor roll three times during their high school years. TOP RIGHT: Seniors enjoy their last year in the Society. BELOW: Sophomores receive honor pins. MIDDLE RIGHT: Juniors compose twenty-eight per cent of the Honor Society. BOTTOM RIGHT: Freshmen are initiated into the Society. 130!Academics Members Initiated Into Honor Society Competitors Go to the Top TOP LEFT: Pat Briggs represented CHS at the state level in prose interpretation, and was ranked among the top six. MIDDLE LEFT: The students who repre- sented Cl-lS in spelling and head- line writing are Dean Jones, who won first in district competition in spelling, Steve Bussell and Lisa Scott. Lisa placed second in district in headline writing but was unable to attend the regional meet, so Steve, who received third, represented CHS. BOT- TOM LEFT: Those band members who will be competing in the state Solo and Ensemble contest are: BACK ROW: D. Mauritzen, I. Groom, N. Jennings, J. Wil- liams, M. Zappa, K. Cochran. FOURTH ROW: B. Gullette, R. Crump, D. Duncan, G. Brown, I. Wedgeworth, S. Walker. THIRD ROW: B. Langford, S. Ritter, C. Craig, D. Hinchen. SECOND ROW: L. Morton, D. Price, M. Grigsby, I. Tiller. FRONT ROW: L. Hicks, J. Pat- terson, P. Turner, D. Woolfolk, L. Morris. BOTTOM RIGHT: Charlie Allison and Jonathon Perlman placed first and second, respectively, in slide rule com- petition on the district level. Charlie also placed first in num- ber sense. Academics!131 1? 4 , .15 132fDiViSiO1'1 ,tn I CX X--3:1 People ,Zi A s , II M 'bw Division! 133 134!S Senior Class Officers President - Vice-President - Charlie Allison James Noonan Seere tary - Treasurer - Yolanda Johns Brian Bounds Reporter - Song Leader - Obie Thompson Terri Abernathy Flower: Motto: - Lord make me an instrument of thy Amerlcan Beauty Rose peaceg where there is hatred , let me C I , sow loveg where there is doubt, faithg 0 Ors' where there is despair, hopeg Burgundy and Cream where there is darkness, Iightg and where there is sadness, joy. Song: ffMy Way99 eniors MARK ABERNATHY FFA 1, 2, 3: ICT TERRI NAN ABERNATHY Class Officer 4: Select Singers 3, 4: A Cappella Choir 3, 4: FHA 1, 2, 3, 4: Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4 CHARLIE ROBERT ALLISON Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Baseball 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3: Key Club 2, 3, 4: JETS 3, 4: Senior Class President MAERETHA ALLISON Pep Squad: Track 3, 4: FHA PATRICIA ALLISON FHA 1, 2, 3, 4: HERO 4: Cheer- leader 3: MACC 3, 4: Track 3, 4: Student Council 3 SAMUEL ANDERSON FFA 1.2, 3, 4: DE4 TONY ANDERSON FFA 1. 2, 3, 4 IUNE BAKER Spanish Club 2, 3, Reporter 3: FFA Co-Sweetheart 3: CARTHA- GINIAN 3: OEA 4: FTA 3: Pep Squad 1 KATHERINE SUE BARDWELL French Club 1, 2: FHA 1, 2, 4th Vice President 2: Basketball 1, 2, 3: French Club President 2: OEA 4 DON BARNETT Spanish Club 4 TERRY BARNETT Spanish Club 2, 3, 4: Forensic Society 3: National Honor Soci- ety 2, 3, 4: JETS 3, 4: NMS Commended Student 4: Lion's Club Representative 4 KATHERINE ANN BARRETT CARTHAGINIAN 3, Editor 4: PINE BURR 3, 4: Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, Co-Captain 4: Student Coun- cil 2, 3, 4: National Honor Soci- ety 2, 3, 4: Debate 1, 2, 3, 4 Seniors! 135 ELLA MAE BELL FHA 1: MACC 2 ELVIS BERRY FFA 1, 2. 3: Basketball BRUCE BLACKWELL SAM BORN Forensic Society 3, 45 JETS 3, 4: Spanish Club 45 Key Club 4: FTA 1: Region Science Winner MIKE BOSTICK A Cappella Choir 3. 45 DE 3, Football 1, 2 BRIAN BOUNDS Junior Class Favorite: Beau 4: Class Officer 1, 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Boys' State Representative 45 Key Club 4 GREG BOUNDS FFA 1g DECA 45 Football 1 SHEILA KAY BOWIE FHA 1, 2g Band 1, 2, 3, 45 MACC 1, 2, Treasurer 2: Foot- ball Duchess 4: Student Council 3, 4 136! Seniors Coach Jacke Davis asks Steve Wilkerson who won the last Carthage-Cen- ter football rivalry game. MIDDLE RIGHT: John Tiller takes a break from a football game. VICKI BOZEMAN DEBRA BRADY FHA 1, 2, 4: CARTHAGINIAN 4 MACHELLE BREWSTER Basketball 2, 3, 4, National I-lonor Society 2, 3, 4, Outstand- ing Student 3, 4, Executive Committee 1, 2, 3, 4, NSF Par- ticipant 3: PINE BURR 3, Bus. Mgr. 4 PAT BRIGGS Band 1, 2, V.-Pres. 1, Sweet- heart 1, OEA President 4: DE Reporter 3, Co-Sweetheart 3: Forensic Society 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4, International Thes- pian Society 3, 4, Sec. 4, National Honor Society 3, 4 IOE DAN BROWN Football 1, 2, 3: Basketball 1, 2, 4, Track 1, 2, FFA 1, A Cap- pella Choir 1, 2, 3, Boy's Choir 1 SHERRIL LEE BROWN FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 1, 2, 3, 4, FHA Girl of the Year 3, National Meeting Delegate 3, Lion's Club Representative 4, JETS 3, 4, Tennis Team Captain 2: Student Council 3, 4 GLORIA BROOKS FHA 1: MACC 2 LISA KAY BROOKS Miss CHS 4, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, FTA 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader 3, 4, Football Sweetheart 4, Pep Squad 1, 2 BILL BRUNER FFA 1, 2, 3, Reporter 2, National Beta 1, 2 KIRK BURLESON National Honor Society 1, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, 4, FFA 1, JETS 4: Football 1, Thespian Society 4 HUGH CALLOWAY FFA 1 PAULINE CARTWRIGHT CRIS CASSITY FFA 1, 2, Track 2, Cross Country 2 PEGGY CHRISTIAN FHA MIKE COCKRELI.. Mr. CHS 4, FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Stu- dent Council, Track 1, 2, 3, Football 1, 2, 3,4 ALTON COLEMAN Basketball 2, 3: Track 2, 3, Iun- ior Class President: FFA 1, 2: Student Council 3, 4 LONNIE COPELAND ICT 4: FFA 1, 2, 3: Spanish Club DANNY CRANFORD FFA 1, 2: Band 1, 2, 3, 4 DANA CHARLES CURETON IAC Club 2, 3, Photographer 3 GWENDA DAVIS Seniors!13'7 DONNA LEAH DICKERSON Cheerleader 1, 3, 43 CHS Favor- ite 4, FFA Sweetheart 4, Student Council 21 Student Executive Committee 1, 2, 3, 4: Junior Class V. Pres. MARK DICKERSON FFA 1, 2, 3, Home Improve- ment lp Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Treas. 4, DE President 4: Basketball 1, 2 DEBBIE IO EDGE . FHA 1, 2, 35 National Honor Society 3. 4 RONNIE ENDSLEY DE 3, 45 FFA 1: Woodworking 1, 2 CATHY FITZGERALD Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, 4: FHA 1, 2, 3, 4: OEA 45 Yearbook Staff 3 CHARLES FOSTER DE 3, 4: French Club 1, 2: FFA 1 LARRY FOSTER FFA 1. 2: DE 3, 4 CONNIE COPELAND GATES Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Majorette 1, 2. 3, Drum Major 4, FHA 1, 2, 3: JETS 31 OEA Vice President 45 National Honor Society 2, 3, 4g Student Council 2, 3, 4 138!Seniors 1 I 1 I I Z 1 Seniors Lead Activities We 'fb' an -as L J 493 ,Tw ,fax PPPOSITE: Carolyn Powell, Kim awson, Penny Smith, and Patty Iilliams add the finishing Juches to the spirit day decora- .ons. MIDDLE: Mascot Roseanna mith runs around the gym pre- icting victory at a pep rally. IGHT: Seniors '75 are true Bull- ogs. if .L 4, 1 KW wil ff . an THOMAS GIVENS Football 1, 2, Track 1, 21 Span- ish Club 1, 2: Drama 3, 4, Inter- national Thespian Society 3, 4: Forensic Club 3 , 4 DONA JOYCE GOSSETT National Honor Societyg Rodeo Club Secretary 4, AHS PFA Sweetheart 4: FFA National Cho- rus Memberg Chamber Singers 3, 4: Student Choir Director 1 ANNIE BELL GRAVES FHA 1, 2, 3, 4 DEBRA GRAVES MACC: FHA 1 HQ, ,U Seniors! 139 CAROL ANN HALL Forensic Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Presi- dent 4: Pep Squad 2, 3, Co-Cap- tain 4: A Cappella Choir 4: Select Singers 4: National Honor Society: Debate 1, 2, 3, 4 SHARON HAMMONS French Club 1, 2: Pep Squad 1, 2: FTA 2: HECE 3, 4: FHA 1 TIM HARRIGAN ICT 3, 4: FFA 1, 2: Track 1: Student Council 4 ALVIN HARTLEY FFA 1, 2: ICT 3, 4 TIMMY LYNN HARVEY ICT 3, 4: FFA 1, 2 BETH HATTAWAY TONY HILL Football 1, 2: THRC 1, 2g DECA 3, 4: FFA 3: Student Council 1 DOROTHY JEAN HINCHEN Band 1, 2, 3, 4: FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 1, 33 Student Council 2: Spanish Club 3, 4, Reporter 4: A Cappella Choir 4: International Thespian Society 3, 4 MILDRED HODGE Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, All Tour- ney 3, 4, Most Valuable Player 4: Track 3, 4, All-District 3, Regional 3: FHA 1, 2: FTA 4 GALE HOOKER BECKY COLLIER HOOPER FHA 1, 2, 3: HECE4 MIKE HOOPER ICT 3, 4: FFA 1, 2 l Senior Rings - Represent Twelve Years of Hard Worlc Senior rings symbolize everything that a senior stands for. After enduring twelve long years of home- work, teachers, and under- classmen, every 'senior is proud to wear his ring as a reward for his efforts. 140! Seniors CINDY JONES HORTON Cheerleader 1: National Honor Society 3, 4: HECE 3, 4: Spanish Club 1, 2: Band Officer 1: FHA 1, 3, 4 DIANE HUDSON FHA 1, 2, 4 MARK HUDSON FFA 1, 2: ICT 3: FTA 4 DAVID HUMMADJ JETS 2, 3, 4: FFA 1: Spanish Club 2, 3, 4 CHARLES HUMPHRIES FFA 1, 2, 3 HAZEL INGRAM FHA 1: OEA: MACC LYMMESSIA INGRAM JOHN IVIE Woodshop 1: ICT 4 ROSIE JACKSON FHA 1, 2: FTA RUBY FAY JACKSON Student Council 1: FTA: Choir: CARTHAGINIAN 4 CAROL JENNINGS NORMAN LARUE JENNINGS Band 1, 2, 3, 4, All-State Band 4, Outstanding Bandsman 3. State Solo-Ensemble 2, 3, Stu- dent Conductor 4: Citizen of the Month 4: Thespian Society 3, 4. Honor Thespian 3: JETS 3, 4: Key Club 3, 4: Outstanding Stu- dent 4 OPPOSITE LEFT: Seniors show off their class rings. LEFT: Billie Pellum is surprised to find out she was elected senior class favorite. Seniors! 141 ELLA LOUISE JETER FHA 1, 2: FTA 2: Track 4 OLIN IOFFRION French Club 1, 2, 3: Student Council 2: JETS 3, 4: Select Singers 4: Key Club 3, 4: FFA 1 YOLANDA WATERS JOHNS Senior Class Officer: Freshman Class Officer: MACC 2, V. Pres. 3: Band 2: FHA 1: Student Coun- cil 1, 2 DAVID ALLEN JOHNSON IAC 2, 3. 4, State Reporter 4, IAC President 4: FTA 3, 4: JETS 3, 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Stage Band 4 LARRY JOHNSON Student Council 1, 3: FFA 1, 2: Choir 1, 2, 3 MINDY KAY JOINES Beauty 4: Cheerleader 4: Basket- ball 1. 2, 3: Football Duchess 3: Select Singers 3, 4: CARTHAGI- NIAN 3, 4 DEAN JONES Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Out- standing Spanish Student 3: JETS 3, 4 MIKE KIRKPATRICK FFA 1: French Club 1. 2: Foot- ball 1, 2 MYRA ELIZABETH KYLE Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Sec. 4: CAR- THAGINIAN 3, Bus. Mgr. 4: Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Treas. 4: Class Officer 2: Student Council 2, 3, 4: National Honor Society KIM LAWSON A Cappella Choir 3, 4: Select Singers 4: HECE 3, 4: Pep Squad 3, Co-Captain 4: FHA 1, 2, 3, 4: Band 1, 2 DEBBIE SUE LEACH FHA 1, 2, 3, 4: FTA 3: CAR- THAGINIAN 3 GALEN R. LEE Basketball 1: Youth For Christ 1: FBLA 3: DECA 3, 4 EMMALENE MARIE LEJEUNE Pep Squad 3: HECE 4 GLORIA HOLT LEWIS BRENDA LIVERMAN HECE 3, 4: FHA 1, 2: National Honor Society 3 , 4 MIKE LOVIL FFA 1, 2, 3, Pres. 4: FFA Rodeo 1, 2, 3, 4: Football 1: Track 1: Cross Country Track 3: Executive Committee 1, 2, 3 JEANETTE LUCE Forensic Society 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 3, 4: Select Singers 3, 4: A Cappella Choir 3, 4: Fall Pro- duction 2: UIL 3 IOHNNIE LYNN FHA 1, 2, 3, 4: FTA 3. 4: Stu- dent Council 3, 4 CARROLL BRUCE MAINES FFA 1, 2, 3, 4: FFA Rodeo 1, 2, 3, 4: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Base- ball 1, 2.3, 4: Key Club 3, 4 JOHN DAVID MAURITZEN Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4: PINE BURR 3, 4: Key Club 2, 3, 4, Treas. 4: Student Council 4: National Honor Society 1, 2. 3, 4: FTA 3, 4, Treas. 4 142! Seniors 'Nt -e,.-sv If 731' 'KL ,J Seniors Get Involved TOP LEFT: Janet Tiller asks How do you make a bologna sandwich? BOTTOM LEFT: Donna Dickerson decorates for Senior Spirit Day. BOTTOM MIDDLE: Jimmy Sharp says, Don't light it now! BOTTOM RIGHT: Terri Abernathy gives a report in English IV . 1 'iss E E s ,gin . Seniors! 143 l , , 1 1 ,Q CRAIG MILAM FFA 1, 2, 3: ICT 3, 43 FFA Rodeo 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3 MINT MILAM Class Favorite 2, 35 Student Council 45 A Cappella Choir 4, Basketball 1 BILLY MILLS FFA 1, 2, 3, FFA Rodeo 1. 2, Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Baseball lp Track 1 KELLI RAELENE MILLS FTA 4: FHA 3: Band 1, 25 Cos- metology 4 RANDALL MOORE FFA 1, 2 MIKE MORTON CHS Favorite 4g FFA 1, 2. 3: FFA Rodeo 2, 3, FFA Treasurer 3: Key Club 2, 3, 4: Track 3. 4 PAM MOSBY FHA 1: Student Council Trea- surer lg Pep Squad Captain 1: Pep Squad 1, 2, FTA 2, 3: OEA 3.4, 2nd V. Pres. 3 CANDY BAR MULLINS FHA 1: HERO 4 144! Seniors E S li , ll g... U09 .. .. 101 , J o o 0 Q 9 0 A 0 Q o 0 Q A QQ! Agia OPPOSITE. TOP: Bill Bruner takes advantage of the library's materials. OPPOSITE. RIGHT: Terry Barnett wonders where his next class is. OPPOSITE. BOT- TOM: Whew! , sighs Gayle Smith, I wonder if we'll get the paper out on time this week? TOP: Prissi Owens and Patricia Allison enjoy the seniors' privi- lege of walking the halls. BOT- TOM: Lisa Scott decorates the journalism room . RUBY MULLINS Gir1's Choir 1, 2, 3, 4 YANCIE MULLINS RANDY MCDANIEL FFA 1, 2, DE 3,4 Friendship is a beautiful relationship. By the time a stu- dent reaches his senior year, he has encountered numerous friends. The number of faces he comes in contact with or the impact they made on him can never be measured. But each senior will recount and harbor in his heart the little remembrances of friendships past. For friendships never really die, they just graduate, move on, and live forever in the hearts that shared them . Seniors! 145 Gir1's Choir: FHA 1, 2, 3 4 BECKY MURTISHAW MCDANIEL FHA 1, 25 Pep Squad 1 2 GLENICE MCFADDEN FHA 19 Spanish Club 23 FTA 4: National Honor Society 3, 45 A Cappella Choir 3, 4 KAYLAN McFADDEN JETS 45 National Honor Society 3, 4, Yearbook Staff 2, 3: Who's Who 35 Pep Squad 4: Softball Team 1, 2, 3 LISA McGOWAN National Honor Society 4: OEA 4 RANDY MCGUIRE FFA 1, 2, 3, 4: FFA Rodeo 1, 2, 3, 4: Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Seniors ' Are Alive With Spirit 1461 Seniors OPPOSITE BOTTOM: Chorus girls? No, it's just Roxie Stud- dard, Becky Krutza, Kathy Bar- rett, Carol Hall, Kim Lawson, Terri Abernathy, Vicki Pinker- ton, and Missy Watson modeling the latest fashions in a pep rally skit. LEFT: James Noonan is the spirit of CHS . 2 ROBERT CRAIG NICHOLS ' 3, 4: FFA Rodeo 2, 3 ball 3: Track 1 2, 3, 4 PRISSI OWENS BILLIE CAROL PELLUM 1. 2: PINE BURR 4: A FRANKIE PELLUM FFA WILLIE PERKINS Key Club 2. 3, 4, v. VICKI RAE PINKERTON HERO 3, Officer 4: A Student Council 1, 2, 3 BERT ANN POPE 2: HECE CAROLYN POWELL JOANA BEASON RAMSEY W 'W I tology 3, 4 Football 1, 2, 3, 4: F FA 1. 2. , 4: Base- JAMES MEENAN NOONAN JR. ' Senior Class V. Pres.: Interna- tional Thespian Society 3, 4, Pres. 4: UIL One Act Play 2, 3: Spanish Club 2, 3, 4: IAC 3, 4: JETS 3. 4 HUEY RANDALL ORTIGO FFA 1, 2: Choir 1: Band 1: Woodworking 1: ICT 3, 4: IAC FHA 1, 2. 4: HERO: Basketball 1 Senior Class Favorite: Select Singers 4: Executive Committee Cappella Choir 4: Student Council 1. 2, 4 JONATHAN SAMUEL PERLMAN Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4: Pres. 3. Pres. 4: National Honor Society 1, 2, 3, 4: JETS 3, 4, Sec. 4 Cappella Choir 4: National Honor Society 1, 2. 3, 4: Basketball 1: Pep Squad Co-Captain 3, Captain 4: FHA 1: Student Council: Junior Class Treasurer: MACC: Choir 1, FHA 1. 2, 3: FTA: Beauty 4: Pep Squad 2: HECE 3. 4. Treas. 4 FHA 1, 3, Pres. 2, Hist. 4: FTA 3, Parliamentarian 4: Pep Squad 2. 3: Student Council 2: Cosme- Seniors! 147 Seniors Display Mixed Emotions ALICE RAYSON RENE ROPER FHA 1, 2, 35 FTA 4: A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4 TOM ROSS FFA 1, 2, 3, V. Pres. 4: IAC 2. 3 LISA ELINOR SCOTT Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Sweetheart 45 Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Sec. 4: FHA 1, 2, 3: JETS 3, 4: CARTHAGINIAN 3, Exchange Edi- tor 4: Outstanding Student 4 148! Seniors Anger, joy, happiness, despair: these are just a few of the emotions experi- enced by the seniors before they reach that final col- lage of feelings graduaf tion. The joy of winning the Henderson football game, the agony of losing the basketball district title. The excitement and thrills that accompany being a seniorg the twinge of sadness when they reald ize that they'll never pasi this way again. 1 A1 We-4 ,Q ,v., ,. . we A! SHERRY BARRINGTON SHADOWENS FHA 1, 2, 3, 4: FTA 2, 3, 4: French Club 1, 2: OEA 4: A Cap- pella Choir 3: Cheerleader 1 JIMMY SHARP FFA 1, 2, 3, 4: FFA Rodeo: IAC 2. 3 JAMES SIMMONS FFA 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 1 FRANKIE SMITH Football 1, 2, 3, 4: FFA 1: Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3: Track 1, 2, 3, 4: FCA 1, 2: MACC 2, 3 GAYLE ANNETTE SMITH FTA 3, 4: FHA 1: CARTHAGI- NIAN 3, Club Editor 4 PATSY JEAN SMITH FTA: FHA 1, 2 PENNY SMITH FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, 4th V. Pres. 1, 2: HERO 3, 4: National Honor Society 3, 4: Student Council 2, 3: Class Officer 2: Pep Squad Captain 1 ROBIN SMITH Football 1: FFA 1: Drama Club 1, 2, 3: ICT 3 OPPOSITE. LEFT: Mr. John Cor- dray's fifth period civics class has varied feelings. OPPOSITE. RIGHT: lt's the last football game for senior Matt Templin. LEFT: Myra Kyle is excited to hear that her homeroom won third place in the door decorating contest during Spirit Week. RIGHT: I want out of here, grimaces Pat Briggs. Seniors! 149 Seniors Take Time to Relax ROSEANNA SMITH Spanish Club 3, 4, President 4: JETS 4: Pep Squad 2, 3, Mascot 4: A Cappella Choir 4: Student Council 4: CARTHAGINIAN 4 FRANCES SONS FHA 1, 2, 3: Pep Squad 1, 2, 3: Journalism 1: Cheerleader 1: Library Award WILLIAM SPURGEON National Honor Society: JETS Club 3, Pres. 4: Key Club 3, 4: IAC 3, 4: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 1, 2, 3, 4 LYNN STANLEY Drama Club 2, 3: International Thespian Society 3, 4: A Cap- pella Choir 4: FFA 1 DIXIE STEWART FHA 2: VOE 4: Thespian Society 4: General Clerical Level I - 2nd in District 4 GWEN SURGINER FHA 1: OEA EARL TAYLOR FFA 1: Choir 1 IAMES TAYLOR Drama Club 4 Q Q3 Being a full-fledged sen- ior takes a lot of time and energy. They lead a busy life including athletic practice, publishing the CARTI-IAGINIAN, meeting a PINE BURR deadline, reading A TALE OF TWO CITIES, rehearsing plays, taking college entrance exams, and finally prac- ticing for commencement. lt's all in a day's work for a senior. 15O! Seniors giaiim at ibm 'N-. H? OPPOSITE. BOTTOM: Sheila Lawrence catches ten winks dur- , ing her lunch hour. 1 LEFT: James Noonan and David 1 Mauritzen have a new use for the MATT TEMPLIN Key Club 2, 3, 4: FCA 1: Inter- national Thespian Society 4: Drama Club 1, 2, 3: Forensic Society 2, 3: Spanish Club 1, 2 CASTURAL THOMPSON MACC 2: FFA 1, 2: Football 2, 3: Track 3: Basketball 2, 3, 4, All-District 4: FTA 4 OBIE THOMPSON Senior Class Officer: Student Council 3, 4: MACC 2, 3, 4: A Cappella Choir 4. Officer 4: Forensic Society Treas. 2: CAR- THAGINIAN 4 JANET LYNN TILLER Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Majorette 1, 3, Head Majorette 4: FHA 1, 2, Reporter 3: JETS 3: CARTHAGI- NIAN 3 , Circulation Editor 4 JOHN TILLER Key Club 3, 4: IAC 4: Baseball 4, All-District 3: Football 1, 2, 3, 4, All-District 4, Most Valu- able Player 4 MYRA L. WALL MACC 4: FHA 1, Officer 2, 3, 4: Freshman Class Favorite: Stu- dent Council Officer 4: Band: Cheerleader 1 DOLORES WALLACE FHA 1, 2. 3: HECE4 JO ELLA WALLS FHA: MACC Seniors! 151 RIGHT: Jonathan Perlman learns typing skills. BELOW: Senior band members Mark Dickerson. David Johnson. Norman Jen- nings, and Connie Gates are introduced at half-time festivi- ties. ROOSEVELT WALTON III Football 3, 4: Choir 2, 3, 4: FFA 1: Track MISSY WATSON IAC Sweetheart 3: International Thespian Society 3. 4: A Cap- pella Choir 2, 3, 4: Pep Squad Co-Captain 3, 4: Student Coun- cil 1, 2. 3, 4 CATHY ANN WEDGEWORTH FHA 1: Cosmetology 3, 4 JANET WEDGEWORTH Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4, Captain 2, 4: PINE BURR 3. Editor 4: National Honor Society 1. 2, 3, 4: Outstanding Student 4: Citizen of the Month 4: Student Council 2, 4 W ' t E Q, ,:,.f:::: 4 1521 Seniors Seniors Participate in Various Activities 'MQ I CHRISTIE WESTBROOK FHA 1, 2, 33 Pep Squad 2, 3, 4g Spanish Club 1, 25 JETS 3, 4 LISA WIGGINS FHA 1, 2: CARTHAGINIAN 3 LOUIS WIGGINS CARTI-IAGINIAN 4 STEVE WILKERSON Track 1, Football 1, 3, 4: FFA 1, 4 DONNA WILLIAMS FHA 1, 2, 3, 4g FTA: Choir LAURICE WILLIAMS Pep Squad Co-Captain 4 MARK WILLIAMS Beau 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 4: FFAQ Track PATTY SUE WILLIAMS FHA 1: Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, 4 SUSANN WILLIAMS FTA 2: MACC Officer 3: FHA 1 EDDIE WILSON FFA: Football, Track, Band: Choir GEORGE YARBOROUGI-I Band 1, 2: FFA 1, 2, 3, 4 IOEY YOUNGBLOOD ICT 3. 4: FFA 1 Ordering invitations, rings, pictures, and caps and gowns are major senior activities. These experi- ences and countless others go together to make a memorable year for the class of 75. Seniors! 153 Q ! 'il Seniors '7 5 Leave Their Mark at CHS 'l 1, zig, bxft. ie- , . , .A x ,, .I if 1 f OPPOSITE. TOP LEFT: Joe Dan Brown, Mike Cockrell, Gale Hooker, Joey Youngblood, and Frankie Pellum let the underclassmen know that the seniors '75 have finally made it to the top. OPPO- SITE. TOP RIGHT: Senior class president Charlie Allison proudly displays the spirit jug the seniors won on Spirit Day. OPPO- SITE. BOTTOM LEFT: Brian Bounds and Olin Joffrion slide in before the tardy bell rings. OPPOSITE. BOTTOM RIGHT: Sen- iors disperse after an assembly. UPPER LEFT: Kim Lawson, Craig Milam and Mike Cockrell. leave the seniors '75 mark on the street during Spirit Week. UPPER RIGHT: Janet Wedgewonh holds off a rival in a gir1's basketball game. BOTTOM LEFT: Annie Mae Bell pauses at her locker between classes. BOTTOM RIGHT: Yolanda Johns displays her creativity in art. Seniors! 155 156!J Junior Class Uffieers Pres. Duane Parker V. Pres 1 Paula Cain Treas. 1 Becky Krutza SCC. 1 Alice Allison Rep. 1 Roxie Studdard TOP: Juniors get excited in Eng- lish over the sight of a Camera . R Cecelia Adams Lisa Akins Monroe Alexander Alice Allison L. A. Allison Milton Allison Minnie Allison Roy Lee Allison Keith Anderson Nancy Anderson Terri Arnold Mike Atwood Ricky Bagley Gloria Barkin Iackie Barkley Sherry Barrett Shirley Beck Sylvia Blackshire Cheryl Born Carlos Bowie Juniors!15'I 158!Juniors Dawn Bowlin Evelyn Boyd Gale Briery Jerlean Briggs Jeffrey Brooks Barbara Brown Greg Brown Marion Brown Yvonne Brown Louis Burroughs Kevin Bussell Steve Bussell Paul Cain Paula Cain Mark Cariker Eric Carter Gloria Cartwright Jessie Champion Belinda Cheshire Linda Childs Kent Cochran Marvin Cole Christy Craig Tami Craig Deryl Crawford Diane Davis Kim Davis Shirley Davis Tom Deppe Dorothy Deramus WW IRQ ,S Q 5 . . 2 1 G 'm', iff ,gn fm, - '3' ' ' , 1 .,,X ,,,, .wmM -a ' .J i'., Mike Duncan Pam Edge Sherilyn Emberton Larry Fields Vernon Flakes Dale Gary Cyntheia Gates David Gates Andrea Gore Teresa Goree Micheal Goss Billye Gossett Carolyn Graves Marcus Griffith William Gulley Steve Bussell growing six extra arms in Journalism . Jun1ors!159 160!Juniors Roseann Hancock Glenn Hawley Annette Henderson Ronnie Henderson Keith Henigan Keith Hicks Lela Hicks Oliver Hicks Belinda Hill Robert Hines Tim Holland Kristi Hook Roy Hooker Pat Hudman Connie Hudson Martha Hunt George Hutto Alvin Ingram James Ingram Karen Ivie Jerry Jeter LeAnn Jimerson Johnny Johnson Ronny Jones Anthony Joseph Becky Krutza Mike Landtroop Kim Lawhorn Linda Lawrence Lisa Liston wif. Alice Allison's books taking a fall down the stairs. Billy Loyd Glenda London Linda Lynn Berry Marshall Theresa Milam Angela Mills Steve Mills Barbara Mitchell Iris Moore Mike Moore Steve Morris Editha Murry Connie McClard Sandra McCullough Phyllis McElroy David McGuire Allen McKnight Tommy McKnight Earl McMillan Larry McMillan Juniors! 161 Jumors Swmg Wrth the Trmes Bob McMillan Valerie McPhearson Jana Nail Thomas Nichols Deloise Nicholson Ronnie Ortego Duane Parker Penni Parker Mark Patterson Linus Pellum Ann Peveto Sherry Pierce Velma Pipkins Forest Pope Peggie Pope 162!Juniors BOTTOM LEFT: Paula Cain, Andrea Gore, and Sherilyn Emberton get the message across at Trinity. BOTTOM RIGHT: Christy Craig is playing all the right notes. 9 , 0 Q Phil Powell Emmett Rattler James Rayson Walter Riley Tim Rinkle Earl Roberts Valton Roberts Karl Roberson Randy Robinson Joyce Rosenblum Juniors! 163 Michael Smith Jackie Soape Bobby Southall Timmy Spradley Lee Starling Dixie Stewart William Stewart Robert Stillwell Cathy Strong Roxie Studdard Patty Surginer Danny Tate Cassandra Taylor Patricia Taylor Kerry Teal Kelvin Rougely Alan Scott Bernadine Scott Brenda Scott Darrell Sheppard Jane Shivers Dianne Siler Wendell Sims Mary Smith Mary Ann Smith Kristi CFr1zJ Hook leading yells the rotunda . Terry Templin Randall Thames Teresa Thomas Beverly Thompson Tanya Thompson Judith Walker Steve Walker Darlene Wallace Ray Walton Thomas Walton Johnny Watson Gayle Weber T. K. Wedgeworth W. A. Wedgeworth Janis Welch Linda Westmoreland Calvin Whiddon Deborah White Gladys Williams John Ben Williams Juniors! 165 Mark Patterson holds on to Bud, his y hat . 166! Juniors Linda Faye Williams Jeffery Willie Stan Wisner Ann Woods Tresa Woods Anthony Woolfolk Mary. Wright Debbie Yingling Mike Zappa M lk ,VE ylz. A MNWQ TOP LEFT: Terri Arnold taking a break from mechanical drawing. BOTTOM LEFT: Dianne Siler explaining the situation to Jane Shivers . Juniors! 167 Junior Spirit Grows and Grows TOP RIGHT: Juniors in all direc- tions. TOP LEFT: Penni Parker, Kristi Hook, and Martha Hunt pickett for spirit. RIGHT: Juniors support the FIGHTING BULL- DOGS. 168!Juniors TOP LEFT: Hung by Junior Bull- dogs. LEFT: Paul Cain and Keith Henian proudly hang this sign. TOP RIGHT: Juniors have Spirit Power. Juniors! 169 1'70!S Sophomore Class Ufficers Presi den I 1 Jeff Sanford - Treasurer - P 0 T V106 1' GS Donna Woolfolk Ad A ana gee Reporter - Seca 'T Cheri BI'OWIliI1g' Jennifer Dukes 5 44 xx 4, Y ,Vx 34, 3 ophomores . B f fi' LEFT: Jackie Jernigan takes a last minute look before test time . BELOW: George Shuttlesworth relaxes after a big meal at CHS. Soph om ores! Soph omores! l Soph omoresf Etta Beck Evelyn Beck Delois Berry Reva Berry Adana Agee Monte Akin Sydney Allen Bobby Allison Merilyn Allison Milly Allison Sandra Allison Tommie Allison Donnie Armstrong Nelda Arnold Jeri Bagley Sharon Baker Clifton Barber Tammie Bardwell Carolyn Beck Sophomores! 17 1 RIGHT: Sophomores make good use of their mouthwash on Spirit Day. Kathy Birdwell Matt Blackwell Steve Boone Carolyn Bradshaw Bobby Brady Gregg Brady John Brannon Brandt Brewster Kevan Brewster Sebrena Brewster Dale Briery Bonnie Britt Delois Brooks John Brooks Larry Brown Patricia Brown Cheri Browning Elaine Buckholt 17 21 Sophomores Sophomores Live It Up I ABOVE LEFT: Sophomore stu- lents prepare for the bonfire. XBOVE RIGHT: Sophomores hang ground waiting for the bell to ying. f ir? ,, . N 3 - r,. ,Asif Q. -K, , fi I 5 5 I W :-l A ., - ., JW , its ..,w ' Kenny Capps Leonard Carr Edgar Carter C. B. Castleberry Lizzie Cato Roy Champion Allen Chapel Anthony Clark Donnie Clark Tim Clay Gary Cline Cindy Cockrell f ff- Sophomores!1'73 Sophomores Advance Into the Future 1 Bobby Cole Mike Cole Rosie Coleman Debra Cooper Elaine Crawford Gary Crowley Randy Crump Danny Davis Jacke Davis Jerry Davis Davis Dean Johnny Delaney Kathy Dickerson Martha Donald Randall Dubose Jennifer Dukes Doug Duncan Nannette Etheredge Donna Finley Linda Fields 174!Sophomores Q l ABOVE: Brenda Stevenson seems to be very interested in the sub- ject being talked about at her lunch table. BOTTOM RIGHT: 'W' I4 ' w-' , 1 u f 4 A F- hi r. i Shaun Wallace displays his best skill in class - sleep. OPPOSITE PAGE. Susan Bauei says Give me back my birdi. Q, ,A-1. Terri Fontenot Dwain Foster Rowena Garette Marilyn Gates Joe Gentry Dennis Ginsel Cris Griffith Mitzi Grisby Benny Gullette Travis Gulley Vickie Gulley Mel R. Hanson Greg Harris Terry Harris Kenneth Henderson Soph omores Versa tile Marcus Henderson Wyatt Henderson Linda Hicks Joyce Hooker Karen Hooker Karen Hooker Terry Hooper Muna Hummadi JoAnn Humphries Judith Ingram Sophomores! 175 Johnny Jackson Linda Jackson Curtis Jarrell Jackie Jernigan Lee Jeter Margaret Johnson Tex Jolley Jerry Jones Lincoln King Tanya Knight Paul Krutza Glen Kyle Hank Kyle Gina LaGrone Dennis Landtroop Brian Langford Charles Langford Jackie Langford Nancy Langford Steve Langford Dale Lawhorn Lisa Lawrence Keith Lawson -an Tammy Leslie Alfred Lewis Terry Luman Mark Lynch Jay Malone James Marshall Travis Matlock Tommy Maxey Steve Milhauser Wanda Milam Mary Minnigh Danny Minter 17 6! Sophomores Sophomores Accept New Responsibilities Sophomore students participate in many school activities. 'I-Tggfil Leathie Mitchell Doug Moore Pam Moore Patricia Moore Lisa Morris LeAnn Morton Patti Mosley Dearse Murray Patricia McClain Sterling McClain Tommy McClendon Pam McCullough Tina McDaniel Jimi McG1asson Ella Nail Susan Nichols Jerry Odom Terry Odgen Robert Ortigo Rhonda Palmer Johnny Parker Romeo Parker Jodie Patterson Cindy Payne Gary Pierce Vicki Pierce Toni Pierce Sophomores!1'7'7 Deborah Wright and Linda Wal- I lace seem to be taking a rest before the next class. Vanessa Pipkin Tracy Pirtle Bryan Powell Debbie Price Gayle Ratley Sheila Ritter Sheree Ritter Brenda Stevenson Richard Roberson Candice Robinson Dorthea Robinson Gretchen Robinson Jamie Rocquermore Sandra Rougely Danita Sampson Jeff Sanford Josephine Sanders Stevie Sanders Kathy Sheppard Shirley Shepard George Shuttlesworth Otis Smalley Debra Smith Helen Smith Mary Smith 1'78!Sophomores V K sf ' f Tv' ma 5 -- V ,. M 1 get ., ,G QQ Mak 1 4? m 1 6 I V A . H N,,. Q Sammy Guinn pauses from his routine on the typewriter to pose for this picture. Trina Smith Thomas Smith Robert Snow Mary Southhall Marie Staten Brenda Stevenson Clifford Strong John Taylor Wilbur Taylor Renee Templin John Thomas Darlene Thompson Wayne Thompson Tammie Townsend Donald Turner Pam Turner Glen Tyler Mark Van Winkle Alvin Wallace Linda Wallace Shaun Wallace Thomas Walton David Ware Toni Ware Jackie Wedgeworth Donny Welch Jerry Welch Hubert White Goldie Whitehead James Wilkerson Sophomores!1'79 . 1. Carhon WH mms LEFT: Randy Crump and Margaret Johnson seem to be taking their time getting on the football field to perform with the CHS Band at halftime. BELOW: CHS Bulldogs are where the action is. Charles Williams Jerry Williams Johnny Williams 1 I M,n, nt,ntt , 18O!Sophomores Sophomores Become Active Members of CHS W? i + LEFT: Vicki Pierce says to Lisa Morris, One goof didn't hurt. BOTTOM LEFT: Sheila Ritter says, I can drink three cokes any day. RIGHT: Typing stu- dents trying hard not to lose their place. Natalie Williams Terry Williams Willie Williams Frank Willis Etta Wilson Cheryl Woodard Donna Woolfolk LaWanda Wooten W af' Sophomores! 181 Deborah Wright Karen Young 2 Neima Yount E 4 BOTTOM LEFT: Pam Turner are not always dull. BOTTOM seems to be waiting for Debbie RIGHT: Rhonda Palmer, Adana Price to get out of her locker. Agee, and Mary Southall seem to TOP RIGHT: Sophomore classes be very involved. 182!Sophomores Jw .gg .955 ' 4 . iffffn, Sophomores! 183 9th Grade Class Officers Pres. 1 Danny McKnight Sec. i Mary Davis Vice Pres. - Treas. - L60I1HI'd Hill John Wedgeworth Reporter 1 Rhonda Haynes si 1 Betsy Akins Randy Allen Johnnie Allison Sander Allison .a 4 I H Dennis Alexander .V X' gl af ,wh ,I Tim Anders Mike Bagley Carl Bardwell Doug Barkley Greg Barnett Greg Barnett Renee Barnett Andrea Barrera Lisa Barrington Susan Baur 184!Freshmen it f s 'aw' A f s , 5 ff, RL-HX KH' 51.3 M , .1 .. .. 3'5f ' Bobby Beason Evelyn Beechum Chris Bell Cindy Bell Frances Bell Marlisa Bellew Barry Bozeman Ricky Bradshaw Osdale Brewster Virtha Brewster Roy Briggs Stanley Britton Alfred Brown Gayland Brown Janet Brown Zack Brown Dorothy Burrough Shirley Burrough Rhonda Carter Kathy Carter Shane Cashey Mike Cherry Amy Clabaugh Lisa Coleman Mark Coleman Donna Cooley Kevin Cox Kaye Curry Steven Crowell Carla Crawford The eyes of the freshmen are upon the camera as they decorate for Spirit Day . Freshmen! 185 Barbara Davis Cynthia Davis Debra Davis Loretta Davis Mary Davis Richard Davis Polly Dickerson Larry Dixon Bobby Dutton Gloria Farmer Booker Flakes Roy Flakes Mike Gary Deveraux Gates Gre Gates Winford Gates 1 'Vx William Gatewood ' Iv! ti yzi Cheryl Gautreaux 'Q P' Dolly George Kevin Graves Winford Grey Tommy Griffith Lynn Grimes John Groom 186!Freshmen , .,.. Q f' +V' W if 1? . Agar ., 2' ,G 'QF , 4 Calvin Guill Sammy Guinn Craig Gulley Alice Hall Linda Hall Preston Hall l Anne Hattaway James Hawkins Rhonda Haynes Karen Henderson Kurt Henderson Kim Henigan Russelyn Henson Chester Hicks Roberts Hicks Leonard Hill Carroll Holland Ruby Holland Terry Holland Sheila Holt Delphine Hooker Sandra Howell Jerry Hudman Vicki Hudman Martha Hunter Janan Hummadi Cynthia Ingram Dorothell Ingram Billie Jackson Bobby Jackson Andrea Barrera writes fast and steadlly to finish before the bell Freshmen!18'7 David Mcllian Tommy Jackson Cynthia Jennings Rhonda Jernigan Sonya Jeter Angela Jones Chad Jones Sandra Jordan Don Keller Jay Kimmey Diane Kinnett Carroll Kyle Jeffery Kyle Kelly Kyle Lydia Langford Patricia Lewis Bridgette Luce Bobby Luckey Lyniece Lacy Alice Lynch Randi Martin Patricia McGarthy Wandy McClard Dolly McCumber Sheila McDaniel Danny McKnight Joe McMillan Danny Minter Reggie Miller Jo Dee Minter 188!Freshmen TOP: Spirit Day at C.H.S. cre- ates a real rivalry among the stu- dents. The Freshman Class decided to hang the Kilgore Dogs and try to win Spirit too. MID- DLE LEFT: Sheila Holt be at the high school. has Maretha Allison with. is glad to Now she to argue Wallace Mitchell Gayle Moore Mary Moore Paulette Mullins Joe Murphy Darlene Newman Mark Nichols Mike Nickerson Drew Nixon Hellen Odom Marsh Odom Brenda Owens Nancy Owens Jacquilyn Parker Lisa Patterson John Pellum Richard Pellum Brad Peloquin Freshmen! 189 Elizabeth Pierce Larry Pittman Janet Pope Joey Pope Kaye Pope Marie Pope Susan Ray Eddie Reed Mary Reed Beverly Register James Reirson Hank Rhodes Randy Rich Joyce Riley Betty Roberson Sanford Roberson Lee Roqumore Dennis Rougely Patty Rowe Lisa Russel Patricia Sanders Carolyn Sample Teresa Sepaugh McCarthy Scott Virtha Brewster practices 'March- ing for the band. TOP RIGHT: Cynthia Jennings Watches her work carefully . 19O!Freshmen Freshmen Participate in New Activities K 1 1 .1 Lmith nirh .ith mith .s ugh rgmer ,um lor mplin .lings J I 16 mson dell mce lker 1 Wall l Freshmen! 19 1 Freshmen Take Advantage of It All TOP: Dennis Alexander looks on to see how the saxophone 1S played BOTTOM Dianne Kinnett flnds plenty of mme to make faces. Susan Wall Sandra Wallace Frankie Walls Debra Ware Sharla Ware Ruth Waters Ienice Wedgeworth John Wedgeworth Amy Weir Komer West Sybille Whaley Debbie Whiddon 192!Freshmen Charles Worley Donna Youngblood Brad Whitehead Henrietta Wilcots Carol Williams Cleon Williams Don Williams Jessie Williams Ruby Williams Sharon Williams Stephanie Williams Steve Williams Teresa Williams Sue Williamson Mady Willie Trophster Willie Gynelle Wilrycox Angela Wilson Marsh Odom is going to get in trouble for the last time before the bell rings. Freshmen! 193 TOP: Even the Freshmen have to study at C.H.S. Larry Dixon fin- ishes his Science before class begins. BOTTOM: Janet Brown and Sandra Wallace enjoy their free time in the library. K- yr .wwf vii? 25 1941 Freshmen 212 Freshmen Mix Worlc and Play Carol Williams practices for her very first basketball game. BOT- TOM RIGHT: Delphine Hooker learns the skill of typing. Freshmen boys practice football in their P.E. class. BOTTOM LEFT: Rhonda Carter studies her assignment for her' next class. , ,,.. Q ..,, . , - Freshmen! 19 5 Students Shine as Individuals 196!St dent Life TOP LEFT: Mark Williams is tak- ing his frustration out on his typewriter. BOTTOM LEFT: Dennis Alexander is all wrapped up in his tuba. MIDDLE LEFT: Janet Wedgeworth suffering through yearbook deadlines. TOP RIGHT: Bruce Maines receiving a banana from Margret Johnson and Jeri Bagley. MIDDLE RIGHT: Kathy Barrett kidnapping the awards. BOTTOM RIGHT: Travis Matlock and Louise Jeter are amused by their art class model. V pm- .... y swf , F- ' ,t , , f Hi, Student Life!19'7 Maintenance Worlcers Insure Good Conditions TOP RIGHT: Mr. Herman Gates makes sure that everything is in tip-top shape. BOTTOM RIGHT: Ema Lee Mary, Mattie Mae Jones, Johnny Pitts and Louise Donaldy insure the best food pos- sible for students. flly 198!Maintenance F ,. -ms,...,,... , wW.A.,.,..,,,.4, 5 1 TOP LEFT: Clara Sue Poore seems to enjoy her time spent in the gym. BOTTOM LEFT: Sammy Jones, Don Jaynes, Her- man Gates, and Clara Sue Poore are always happy to help you in your needs. TOP RIGHT: Mr. Obie Tew rests after a hard day's work. Maintenance! 199 Ha ww X I ggff X , 200! Division -.XJ .f fi V ug...u rev, -V ,.! , H .r Jr. High Division! 201 TJHS Bullpups Prepare to Be Bulldogs TOP: For the first time, the young and inexperienced Bullp- ups met with stiff junior high competition. Under the leader- ship of coaches Glenn Alexander and Ed Smith the Bullpups had a 3 and 6 record for the 1974 football season. MIDDLE: The Bullpups make a final attempt to score against Kilgore. BOTTOM: This is the first year a Junior High gir1's basketball team has ever been organized. The girls learned the fundamentals and basics of basketball from their coach Sharon Dennard, and played 8 non-district games and two tournaments. 202111. High Bullpups Tie for District Crown The decisive victory over the Center Roughriders gave the Turner Junior High Bullpups a share in the dis- record was 8 wins and 2 losses. The team this year was coached by Glenn . , I Alexander. trict championship. The pups ended their season with a 13 wins and 7 losses record . Their district LEFT: Ray Stanley sinks a free throw to aid in the pups victory over Center. LEFT: Terry Van Winkle baffles her guard and goes to the goal for a lay-up. MW Jr. Highf203 Tra cksters Place in District Meet The Turner Ir. High track team took third place in the dis- trict track meet held in Halls- ville. TOP RIGHT: Placing in such events as shot put, broad jump and high jump were from left to right: Bobby Milhauser, Jack Parker, Cedric Pipkins, George Johns, and Arthur Wil- liams. MIDDLE RIGHT: District winning relay teams consisted of FRONT, LEFT TO RIGHT, Jerry Ford, Yuerest Deramus, George Johns, and L. B. Allison. BACK: Ray Stanley , Arthur Williams, Bobby Milhauser, and Jesse Ware. BOTTOM LEFT: Rickey Leslie, Jerry Ford, Travis Owens, Ray Stanley, and David Williams placed in events of the hurdles and also the 330 and 660 yard runs. BOTTOM RIGHT: The 1975 track team was coached by Ed Smith. .6 saggy- , g., -3 Q1 iff.: 1 , 4 f. af. fff, A .sf ,- ,by f, . I xp W, Ex 'Sf K .t sttt if i fl I W 2o41Jr High M M510 Bngh tens Day for Turner Students Singing for school assem- blies and various civic groups, the Select Choir is one of the active organiza- tions at TIHS. Under the direction of Mrs. Norma Scott, the choir is prepar- ing to advance to higher levels of music. The offi- cers for this year are: Cshown at lefty President, Mark Harrisg Vice Presi- dent, Scott Parker, Secre- tary, Jena Maloneg Trea- surer, Tommy Dodgeg Librarian, Anthony Gulley . lr. High!205 Band, Cheerleaders, and Student Body Rally Spirit and Pride at T.,I.H.S. TOP RIGHT: The Junior High Majorettes for this year include from left to right: alternate Annette Arnold, Lori Morris, Karen Barnett, Jana Maloney standing from left to right: alter- nate Suzanne Walker, Robin Browning, drum major Karen Ashby, Mindy McCormick, Ren- nee Spurgeon. TOP LEFT: Band 9' officers include Albert Davis President: Beverly McMillan Secretaryg Kelly Noonan, Vice President. 206!Ir. High TOP Cheerleaders from left to right are M1nx Mllam L1nda Wrllrams Darlene Womack Lrnda Jordan head cheerleader Sherla Hrcks Jeanette Wrlker son Loretta Prpkm and Lergh Ann Newell LEFT Cheerleaders burst with spirit for their Bulldog team at a T.J.H.S. pep rally. Ir. High!20'7 Industrial Arts Organized at Junior High Level r ,r,rr I I I w E This year, under the direction of Dale Powell. two new courses have been added to the Turner curriculum - mechanical drawing and general shop. A Turner Industrial Arts Club was also chartered with members enrolled in these courses. At state competition, Turner students took top awards with stringed art projects, and club member Bobby Milhauser won a best in division award for receiving the highest score in the Level I General Woodworking Test. BOTTOM RIGHT: Club officers for the '74-'75 year are Ron Roberson, president: Dean Yates, vice- presidentg Bobby Milhauser, secretary: Robbie Howell, treasurer: Jack Parker, Sergeant-at-Arms: and not pictured Chris Smith, reporter. zosflr. High Student Leaders Strengthen School Government The Student Council at Turner is not only responsi- ble for planning school assemblies, but also for sponsoring the annual fac- ulty-student basketball game as well. As a special feature this year, they engaged the rock group, First Gear, to perform for the Turner student body. Officers are Cshown at lefty President, Jack Parkerg Vice President, Clint Crawford, Secretary, Sheila Hicksg and Trea- surer, Loretta Pipkins. Jr. High!209 Turner Students Recognized utstandin tuden ts Lisa Scott Lisa is a member of the basket- ball team , Student-to-Student Committee and homemaking. Renee Rhodes Renee is a member of the Select Choir, band and enjoys playing the piano. 210!Jr. High Ron Roberson Ron is a member of the football team and is the vice president of the eighth grade . David Stacy David is a member of the foot- ball and basketball teams and enjoys playing baseball. fnot picturedj Karon Ashby Karon is drum major, a member of the basketball team and All Region Band . Audrey McMiIlian Audrey is a member of the foot- ball and basketball teams and Student-to-Student Committee . Melinda Shivers Melinda is a member of the band and enjoys swimming, reading, sewing and cooking. 111 P1116 Burr Assembl Eighth Grade Favorites Sheila Hicks Sheila is head cheerleader, sec- retary of the Student Council and is in homemaking. Bobby Milha user Bobby is a member of the foot- ball, basketball and track teams. He is secretary of the eighth grade and a member of Industrial Arts. Seven th Grade Favorites Jena Malone Jena is a majorette , a member of the Select Choir and band. She is secretary of the seventh grade . Randy Harris Randy is a member of the foot- ball and basketball teams. He is chairman of the Student-to-Stu- dent Committee and a member of the Select Choir. Jr. Highfzii Administrators and Faculty I 9 K if Guide TUPH6P,S Activities 1 Fi X , IAIVA A ff tstt , ' 'Q , YO-W A bi-We W A-A-W 212!lr. High TOP LEFT: Mr. Bill Tatum, principal, has the important role of supervising the student's daily activities. TOP RIGHT: Assistant principal, Roger Williams, aides Mr. Bill Tatum in keeping Turner running smoothly. BOT- 525 ? il if ,, it I E TOM LEFT: Mrs. Ouida Stallings and Mrs. Levita Mullins organize 4 school records, schedules, and! activities. BOTTOM RIGHT: Principal Bill Tatum discusses al problem with a student on a friend-to-friend basis . l l . ,,...si h at 'a S fx TOP: English and Reading instructors include Patricia lack- son, Alice Smith, Ed Smith, Mildred Brannon, Melba Gillis, Libby Swanson, Atholene Brew- ster, and seated Sandra Ballard. MIDDLE: Turner Math Depart- ment includes Alonzola Stud- dard, Shirley Huittt, Shirley Thompson, Joan Williams, and Herman Reed. LEFT: Other fac- ulty members include from left to right: Aileen Roberson, home- making instructor, Mary Powell, librariang and Dale Powell, shop instructor. Jr. Highfzlzs Varied Subjects Prepare Students for High School RIGHT: Individual department heads include Margaret Duke, ang Judy Emberton, P.E.g Norma Scott, music. BOTTOM: Teach- ers of science and social science include Eli Davis, Rebecca Jones, Jim Fowler, Freddie Hud- son, Ann Walker, and Agnes Downer. Q 4 214fJr. High E1gb tb Grade 0ff1CCI'S Presnlent Mmdy McCormick V1ee- Presldent Ron Roberson Secretary Bobby Mrlba user Treasurer Jeanette Wrkerson Marty Akin Linda Akins Marcus Alexander Eddie Allison Jeffery Allison L. B. Allison Annette Arnold Karon Ashby Raymond Attaway Sharon Attaway Don Austin Johnny Ballard Corey Bankhead Patricia Barber John Lee Barkins Karen Barnett Tim Beaver Eddie Beck Donny Beechum Waymond Bellows Alfred Berry Shelby Berry Sheila Bishop Randall Booth Margaret Booty Mike Born Mike Botto Galan Bounds Eric Bowie Rex Boykin Tammy Britt Ruth Brooks Jr. Highfzls Campus Improvements Malce Life More Enjoyable at TJHS RIGHT: Choir member Brenda Fields is momentarily stunned by the flash of the camera. Ira Lee Brown Robin Browning Donna Bryan Walter Bryan Wanda Burrough Rod Cadenhead Rex Campbell Lenecia Cariker Don Wayne Carroll Freddie Castleberry James Cheshire Susie Cockrell Antionette Cole David Coleman Cheryl Cooke David Cooley Mark Cox Mandi Craig Mike Craig Clint Crawford Beverly Crump Danny Cuff Randall Cuff Loise Daniels Albert Davis James Davis Joseph Davis Randy Davis Travis Dean Yeurest Deramus Cindy Dickerson Sandra Dickerson 216111 High Eye JY K 3 Q xii' E C llii ' 5 M 5 Jr W ag ia if as ' .. D' W N me - W gk .avr Q i if x V it X ,Q f S, 'srxfxr S19 ' , 57 , Q 74--.1 VN ' E tx -,,r- I, Q Y .V i7fH.r'af ' I 'fi A .,. I A :mga , rf A3 1 'Egfr I rl 5,95 ff' ' 4 x tfbnvi L ilx 4 Dennis Dixon Tommy Dodge Anita Drewery Bonita Drewery Jack Dukes Jo Marie Duncan Andy Dupriest Keith Edgemon Bobby Edmond Frederick Endsley Stephen Endsley Donna Foster Larry Franks Lannon Garrett Shannon Garrett Greg Gary Bonnie Gates Mike Gentry Jeff Gibbs Richard Givens . Pam Gonzales Sara Goolsby Freda Goss Linda Gossett Anthony Gulley Bruce Halford Darrell Halford Gladys Hall Mark Harris Anthony Hartley Winford Hawkins Barbara Head Tammy Henderson Charles Henigan Sheila Hicks Dana Hill Arthur Hodge R. L. Holland Charlotte Hollister Scotty Holmes Aritha Hooker Robbie Howell Maury Hudson Karen Hunter Clifton Ingram Patricia Ingram Thomas Ingram Yulanda Ingram Cleon Jackson Ronnie Jacobs Janet Jennings George Johns David Johnson Joe Jolley Brenda Jones Flora Jones LEFT: The eighth grade Bullpups press onward against Kilgore. Jr. H1gh!217 Sandra Jones Terry Jones Linda Jordan Blane Kelley Quinton Kelley Eric King Mark Kirkpatrick Thomas Knight Phillip Kurebbe Collin LaFollette Annette LaGrone Cheryl LaGrone Lisa Langford Maverick Lemoine Ricky Leslie Annie Lewis Betty Lewis Lessie Faye Lewis Chris Lindsy Benny Liverman Lyn Lovell Diane Lovil Cecilia Luckey Ernest Lynch Evelyn McCarthy Mindy McCormick James McFadden Beverly McMillan Ieff Mason Cecil Matlock Ricky Maxey Minx Milam Bobby Milhauser Kerry Mills Scott Mills Berniece Mitchell Lenny Moore Jerri Moreland Kelvin Morgan Lori Morris Madeline Murphy Sam Murtishaw Ronnie Mutina David Myers Mark Neal 218!Jr. High . p .Q f tg, sa- , sifix fiqgy ii s I i. ' . t,,, ff x ' . s gf , ,L Q33 ' 'Y W ,ft ,.V i. .V We W 'gg - A ws -lf, a' gl , f I ff, r ,ml , H . - -. fx 'ff' lf fi' A is r L 1 ' t N eet M t . gy . V M ty t - ' Q if it if . 7,4 fa 'L 55-S ' - It 1 sl nt flzs' l fi ' V grill A is by 5 1 ,...V VAAV X9 If My iv I astt ta ak it I , 7 ,alt ,q,, x , .. if ,wr .Va s 'IFF' ' 'Q r RIGHT: Faculty member Freddie Hudson mans the entrance at a Junior High football game. i 1 Q- -'5' t ., -h e 4 Q -f -v, th Grade Takes Charge of Activities if ,ff lf' f 5 Vi? 5. P- ,W L ,L 17, ' Wa f G it l 'V A P, , l.e ,. W, ,ZV5 H l i t Vi riff 3 I as 4 A. v.-, . M5 f-1 ws ,V I nr 1 W K, , ,:, ',,, i 15 'Y L 1 is I C.. vi . , 55553 3 1, .,5 X ill 1. V Q , f 4 . , Q ff .WV , rf gf? F , 5 731 A va- N H ,p- LEFT: Clint Crawford, Lisa Langford, and Jeanette Wilkerson are secretly collaborating on their assignments. Leigh Ann Newell Kelly Noonan Dawn Norton Vickey Ogden Judi Ortigo Travis Owens Brad Page lack Parker 42 ,, ,, 'Q 'V .ey Scott parker AV E A 'b Sheila Parker A , Ricky Parrish V A Valerie Petty ,. . . Katie Peveto - Cedric Pipkin at aff t MY SW 4? 0 at Dwain Peace gl 1' 3 e 1' .- - f - ,, ' ' , J x , I , S ey , F, .., 1, ' , 3 t is , VI Z ' W P A , . , 5 l x H ' R if Z in -V ffl' . ' on V ' '. t -LQ M 'V if s .1 y , Loretta Pipkin 1 - - Jerry Poland Delbert Pope , is ' Bruce Powell W Debbie Powell W' I eff Powell Theresa Prior ,,:,,,,,, ,,,, Joe Propes . 1 'KQV . ' : Barbara Plemons g 9 t K L A Y' ' , Roger Rayson A jx David Reed ,. 1 Bryan Rickert ,fi Nancy Rickert Larry Ritter Pam Rivers Ron Roberson Ricky Robinson lr . Higl'lf2l9 Todd Rogers Mike Roper Lena Roquemore Linda Roquemore Bobbie Rougely Hazel Rougely Jacqueline Rougely Theresa Runnels Lisa Scott Jena Seegers Tammy Selph Todd Shell Ronald Shepard Brenda Sigler Vance Smalley Clara Smith Karen Smith Leanne Smith Milton Smith Judi Soape Renee Spurgeon Ray Stanley Lina Starling Cessele Stewart Anita Stewart Birdie Strong Jennifer Strong Deborah Tate Kenneth Tatum Roger Taylor Vanessa Taylor Robert Templin Carolyn Taylor David Thompson Kelsel Thompson Frank Tiller Melinda Tindall Kristi Tolleson Gerald Turner Sherri Van Winkle Terri Van Winkle Suzanne Walker Carla Wallace Michael Walls Diane Walton Etta Walton Samuel Walton Stephanie Walton Anita Ware RIGHT: Turner students listen attentively to an assembly on Patriotism . 22ofJr. High Z 5 J -fi , M .. , 4 2 s. . 'uf N' 4 X v 1 V Fw! 7 Q5 ,- fi? tx I f . , Eg p a-gk 3.23, Y ., R, t Q- Pep Rallies Boost School Spirit LEFT: Majorettes Lori Morris and Jena Malone pose with a smile during a routine at a Turner pep Jessie Ware LaWanda Ware Belinda Washington Charles Walters Carolyn Weatherton James Weber Reba Whiddon Beth Whitaker Steven Wiggins James Wilcots Jeanette Wilkerson Arthur Williams Daniel Williams Danny Williams David Williams Elena Williams Linda Williams Theresa Williams Iva Williamson Diane Willie Nellie Willie Sheila Willie Janet Winterrowd Joan Winterrowd Darlene Womack Rodney Wooten Linda Wright Dave Yarborough Dean Yates Jr. High!221 Turner . . . The Place to Be From Eight to Three 4 , v .A ,Lei K . , -N f 222fJr. High l I , r . K fiif Go mighty Bullpups. Fight with all your might. Go mighty Bullpups. Win this game tonight. We love you, Bullpups, And we're hacking you. So go you mighty Bullpups Ut' T.,l.H.S. - Pups fight! 224!Jr. Seventh Grade Is Initiated Into Junior High Activities President Mark Bauer Vice- President Chris Smith Secretary Jena Malone Treasurer Jim Roark Rocklan Addington Ike Allen Jeffery Allison Margaret Allison Winnie Allison Terri Anders Banjamin Anderson Leslie Anderson Johnny Arnold Kimberly Atkerson Cindy Avery Mary Jo Bagley Kabot Baker Paul Barber Rhonda Barnett Mark Bauer Odette Beason Pamela Bell Alicia Bellamy Joey Bishop Gior Gio Botto Michael Bowlin Sharon Boykins Charles Brady Ted Britt Linda Brooks Joey Brown Linda Brown Stacy Brown Wanda Brown Mikalene Browning Betty Burrough Wayne Butler Jimmy Cameron Regina Carter Kathy Caskey Tina Champion Dempsey Clakeley Anita Cline Michael Coleman High ' t M 4, Q y sr , gi, - J 'rf' it A C M - illa A A if J J A B 1 A ' 'ift'i , ' . 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Jimmy Craig A H V b X Tamera Crisp ' J J Mark Crowell Billy Davis - Jimmy Davis -JF- ii' f ' K Scott Davis , 4 , -f Annie Louise Decker f I - Jacquelyn Deramus Tim Dickerson Jimmy Douglas Marianne Dulany - 1 Mark Edmonds Bobby Etheridge ' ' S. A Terry Evans Brenda Fields Tammy Fields Roy Figley - V Winford Flakes I ' Q A f Rosa Fletcher s Marsha Forsythe Mitch Fortner Scotty Foster Lamar Franks Susan Funk J ,Q JQNA-N? x g t,i in 'y' Wk , 4 L' if, NL J y 'X 4 . +2241 .fq,,r.,, , . . 1- .,. . W'-' J. E. Gary Susan Gary Susan Grafton Kim Graves Gregory Gray 'K Dale Griffin wr.. jr 1 1 . 'A Ax ' b' , :JS .12 , ,- ,, Q 4 ,f . ,3,,'af f.f5-5? 'X-Maxi LEFT: Mrs. Agnes Downer instructs Mary Ann Matyastik on how to do an exercise. Jr. Highf225 James Gossett Neashia Griffith Diane Grimes Chris Gunter Lori Hall Keric Hammock Eddy Hammons Randy Harris Robbie Harris Susan Harris Candice Hanley Frankie Hanley Glen Hayes June Henderson Kenneth Henderson Kevin Henderson Jackie Hicks Alben Hill Vickie Hill Mitch Holcomb Charlotte Holiday Ann Hopkins Beth Hopkins Nathan Hough Richard Hough Chris House Julie Hummadi Gregory Hunt Cynthia Ingram Ricky Ingram Mary Jackson Rosalind Jenkins Katherine Jeter Shirley Jeter Bruce Johnson JoAnn Johnson Oliver Jones Teresia Jones Leola Kelley Shane Kelley Marlene LaGrone Retha Landtroop Dennis Langford Tonjah Langford James Lawrence Tonya Lawrence Donald Leach Donna Leach Annie Lewis Doug Lightfoot Archie Lilly Delphine Lister James McCauley Alecia McDonald zzefn. High y A , a t ' I - -s v at J 'C y 1 K M 'ms i l A 53? are p . J ' -f 4. ig - ' ' - , fi A , -V 1 f ' L . , ,711 Lv: 1 - I I ' N w , ,V f Lk: 'L M I 5 -V ., lils 'A ,, ae J A it t. V ,A Q g H sq Q fy ttti A A i Q ,,. Z ,, , L E tfs tslsA t t : fx . .mf ' 'TWG Tfisrf ,,,W ii: W , - - -. , in : tv, f I , I 4 0. . in 'Q I t 1 an I RIGHT: Bullpup Alfred Berry gives a pep talk to boost student spirit for an upcoming game . ry .. if n,n:5::: Q , .., ,:' 4 of 1' i M A A A ffl ax , H: I , 1 'I va ,.i Q f ' W no . W? ' is i'i. ' my , f 'Z 1. ' -E2 C ' 2? W Mk ' yr lf- f-A . ff .4 1 .. if 2513 3 f A V if , M ms if 441 1 I' - 'nm xg 'w M 4 J ISN uf' 'iv l W tu . 1 ,, .N , '-'if' , ,- , 5 , f fm.. I asm ., ,f 3 , Q. JV! ?' W' 1 '- LEFT: Glenn Hayes and David Stacy applaud after Mayor John Cain sings The Star Spangled Banner at an assembly . Rhonda McFadden f - Audrey McMillan ' i -nw, 3 V 4. fy-si , 2 ' Jena Malone Robert Marry Darlene Marshall Mary Ann Matyastik Kay Mauritzen , ,ww 3 cf 4 W! 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L 1, , . are L, - 'l ' ' A 'M ,gg 'f , A A A4'irf'?wx4Q',h'1af f A 't A V f ' I A e i Jtti ,A A 'F' 'Q A A A J. me .' ':-f ' ,,,., turf' H A f sf'??N.,f ' f as tvvea . . i 1, F '2 '5 Q ip ,, 1' ' we- rf- ' , J ' wi: ff, J ' tit. i nf ' 1 Z - , ff? 1 C as 1' ' f X , . f fi RIGHT: Students react excitedly to speaker Wayne Adcock at an important assembly. BOTTOM: Jim Fowler and Ann Walker doing the bump at a Turner pep rally. 5 v 228!Jr. High no .. Q. i 25,1 y 4 . ' , 4 M' my ,cs t 2 l E 6. ,ttt , M A . .. 2 H 'h t , im, as it i 'R ' -l 4 'LK 1? J Ti? A ' C 11 . 5 , , it N. V V 7 .WW fm. Y, . ,J ar 'S gg .- 'Q 5 qv W ,-,ff-.. 4' H , , 12 J y t, iff J QW Z '13 g L, tif' f, t W an Seventh Grade Remains Underelassmen for Second Year i K , .. , 1.1 A V L faa is i A sandra winie ln e A Kevin winis L. I filffj ' Sandra Wills W f,v ii ',,aa , - Wa'f ' Kenneth Wilson N ' 1 Mary Wilson Joe Wooley Belinda Woolfolk Joyce Wright X, 2 A 5 ' Jeffery Youngblood Steven Youngblood LEFT: Turner students pose for the camera with varied expres- sions. BOTTOM: Daniel Wil- liams and Randy Davis await their turn to play. Ir. High!229 5f S'?gLff 230!Division REHLTO S QPPRHISERS Ads Y ,yff DiVision!231 MATTHEWS DRESS AND GIFT SHOP abine 693-848 P.O Box 202 Robert Y . Pike QUALITY if PRINTING CO 6 693 I h g Pretty Penni Parker will be glad to show you the line of new cars at Panola Motor Company in Car- thage. Panola Moror Co. Ford - Lincoln - Mercury 120 W. Panola 693-3821 Ads!233 Herb Hudson Insurance Agency no w 1 c-v If K ' 9' Si' ,X mnmsns 'X INSURANCE f Xi'f.i'lf1 YOUR mfr Elllffllf 44 . Xu t,.iQ9m.64l1fi11iff1U izrfzrugs P llljllfllllft' AGENT SERVES!VOU Fi-RST. 101 N. Adam THE BOCDKSTALL S 693-3757 The Bookstall has Lhe very best in record and tape accessories. DREW WOCDDS, INC. 208 E. Cotton 693-3876 1,--yn 11,2 - , X H 1, 11' 'f I- ,f9,,J'f'fT1f1 , 1 , ,.,-,JK of i-1132 fu-w5kgfW54f h 1 -,.V 3 . A iY.'q 234!Ads M 81 M TGGGERY 9 N. St. Mary 693-6223 Don Marrinwllb gl dr h y nh lat ine fash- S. Big -J Cons1'ruc'rion Co. Let the people at Ea I T h y u the FINEST in western P.o. Box 324 ww' 301 E. Cotton St. Carthage, Texas 75633 EAST TEXAS HORSE SUPPLIES 104 N. Shelby 693-7572 Ads!235 W SOUTHWESTERN ELECTRIC POWER co. Your Electric Company People SWEPCO 311 W. Sabin 693 7116 QE f Q' -. el' , Y Q E1 2 x IEODV IHUIAV V REDDYf4Zwaqc J'L'0REJ'f KEN TURNER PHARMACY STEPTOE'S JEWELRY E P 1 693 7106 P 1 P1 693 5322 236!Ad Your money is in the right hands at the First State Bank, and Cindy Payne will be glad to show you around. Firs+ S'ra're Bank and Trus'r Company Member FDIC 110 W. Panola 693-6606 Ads!237 , Q 0 X VE BETTER Hill Top Gulf Gum? Sharpe EIec+rici Company 1504 S. Market 693-561 Q6 ,Q CTRIGP C5 PANOLA INSU RANCE AGENCY 101 W. Sabin 693 6616 YOUNGBLOOD OIL CO. . Mary COX'S JEWELRY . Mary 9 X .,s . 7 -aw K and K Florisl Bill Reynolds Insurance 227 N. St. Mary 693 3614 108 N Sh lby 693 9337 illaltlu- Moore a nd Roq uemore RGGHOYS Williams 710 N. sr. Mary 693-6388 Furnilrure Lamps Bedroom Suites Q Tables SERS vb Lawn Decore 108 S. St. Mary 693-5462 2' l ,E 240! Ad THE VIOLET SHOP bine BROOKSHIRE BROS. STORE 118 s. Shelby e S fgiiggiagg 'QQSR 39 ...pwiaii ggwg 1A 'ffl ,, W' f R M. 7.....-1. CARTHAGE FURNITURE CO. BROWNIE'S DRIVE INN 619 W . Panola 693-5366 Sherril Brown will be happy to serve you at BROWNIE'S, where Lhere is food for all occasions. PANOLA LUMBER AND HARDWARE 320 W. Panola 693-3834 x 24 2!Ads .X , mwlax smifxly ir- Dedicated to The Service of The People and Institutions of Panola County-' Complete county news coverage each Thursday and Sunday : '.1,.e eeee H ELBY PANOLA Xxx S W 55? FED ERAL SAVINGS It 2 AND LOAN ASSOCIATION We Pay You to Save 4.5 , J, 43,9 -- k s. Market 693 7161 A eee K '-e.......,.. .......f-........ I 'Ww.L . ,gg 15, Ads! 243 HAWTHORN DRY GOODS 104 E . Sabine 693-5631 Belinda Cheshire shows the new fashions at Hawthorn Dry Goods. 1,1 '15 X 1 af '50 5445 CARTHAGE DRUG 111 N. St. Mary 693-3891 Terry Abernathy will show you the fine assortment of colognes at Carthage Drug. ,sv BY 244! Ads T EXACO 701 N. St. Mary 693-6231 You can trust your car with the men at Davis Bros. Texaco. DAVIS BRGS. CARTHAGE BAUER FURNITURE 401 w. Panola 693-6420 702 Corner 693 3248 S B 11 be glad to h y th f q 1 ty f t at B s Ads! 2 45 BIRDWELL DEPT. STORE 101E Panola 693 6341 Mark Dickerson and Sharon Hammons w1ll be glad to help you at Birdwe11's. Compliments of KYLE ANIMAL THE COFFEE CLINIC S H O P Clayton Hwy . 693-7166 221 N. Mary 123 W. Panola For a quxck lunch the Coffee Shop has GREAT food and GREAT servrce 246!Ads BLU EBONNET CLEANERS St. Mary 693-6491 Com DON'S HOUSE OF 124 S TAPES J. D. LYNCH'S BEN FRANKLIN FLORIST SHOP Panola 693-3781 Two Locations 693-7501 693-3342 Uptow Plaz PENNZOIL PRODUCING CO BILLY ARNOLD AND 1'Lubricauw GARAGE SOUTHWESTERN BELL TELEPHONE CO. DANNY OWENS BOOKKEEPING - TAX SERVICE OPFI A . C . 214! RESIDENCE In s 1- G0 N A L I B A N K THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Member FDIC s b 693 3801 Kee-ling Food HAWTHORN LIFE INSURANCE Be Secure For Life - Buy Insurance 307 W. Wellington 693-4816 S'ro re W P 1 693 3714 Compliments of Sales -Af Welding if Auto Equipment Pa ngla 412 E. Sabine 6 5555 Phe rma cy 410 W. Panola 693 7111 250!Ad d hield . WHITE'S POWELL TEXACQ AUTO STATION STORE 316 E Sabme 693 3355 200E Sabme 693 7155 GOGDYEAR TIRE STORE Sam Born looks at an exclung deal at the Goodyear Store 117 s. Shelby 693-7125 1 W Ads!251 Swee+hea r'r: Paula Cain NOON CARTHAGE LIONS CLUB O , In fhe Name of ECOLOGY In 'rhe Name of ECONCMY In Hue Name of COMMGN SENSE Buy USED PARTS xg' fmlx A S SXSW J ff wwf zssffwwsasif wt: T10 52 SE - .nun - BRAMBLETT AUTO SALVAGE way ,fi I nl X xx X X xxx X X PJC CAMPUS lx N I Adminis+ra+ion OI , HAI I ' I Leclure Hall Xi I 6 Q Gymnasium ff Siudeni Cenfer I X V' f l ,X i Dormi+ory lBoysI XV, f,,f O Gil X 0 X Science rf i I' X H ' L W ,H I Library X X IXXXKQ im,ii1iuiXu e ?X Fine AI-+5 X 8 , I Tennis Courls ' I X, 0 IX XI X WWX . I HJ ' EI mm Occupahonal IG XXV, iid LT 'f Ls -X Eclucalion 0 Q Xjgxoi Q D I Technology X nTrnmnnXrril 'u+'w-rrF1f:?:'iC'lf1iiif1 Dormifory X Im.lIIIii. .i.. ...... IIIIILFXX Dorrnnory ' fn Audiforium is f Cb I g M mic JA UV - -- - - ,Q ,, , Y L PANOLA JUNIOR COLLEGE NOW OFFERING: . . .Higliesl recognized inslruclion in all academic courses lor Iirsr and second year college worlc leading Io any college degree . . .Qccupaiional and Ieclwnical sludies preparing Ilwe sfudeni for immediale employmenl in slcilled iobs paying Iiiglnesl salaries . . .Communiiy service courses Io meel Ilwe needs of The peo- ple living in communilies along Ilwe siale line of Easlr Texas ALL STUDENTS GAIN MORE IN THE COMMUNITY JUNIOR COLLEGE Henderson Hwy. 693 -5588 254!Ads Davis Pain+ and Body Shop 601 W. Wellington 693-3330 WD FI 5 d d 'f QB ODY E 604 LU.WfLLlNG 0ldVM 693'-3 0 We-y oooo.oo,o o Magnolia Grocery Co. Railroad sr. 693-6601 I Massey s . Sporh ng Goods The Finest in Outdoor Needs and Sporting Goods 508 S. Shelby 693-6129 Ads!255 HAL PALMER PAINT AND BODY SHOP PIPPEN MOTOR COMPANY Ki CARTHAGE LOCKER BURGER BOY PLANT 611 W. Panola 698-9882 114 N. St. Mary 693-6122 Compliments i of JENKINS DRUG if DuBarry Products if Ladies Face Boutique -if Fine Jewelry 108 E. Sabine 693-6502 Ads!25'7 Swee+hear+: Krisfi Hook RCDTARY CLUB Swee'H'1ear+: Mindy Joines KIWANIS CLUB Sponsors Key Club I X Q 5-' -wx V' 0519 Nibfe x I Eiffffff Ad X259 3 73 'B R' Swee+hear+: Terri Aberna+hy EVENING CARTHAGE LIONS CLUB 5 'fx A ' ..'L t 12 :': 2 2 1 GQ '...'P 2? f ff' N I , -f 'J' if 26O!Ads THE ESQUIRE THEATRE if View the Latest Previews A' Delicious Refreshments W. Sabine St. 693-6171 BOB'S SUPER HANDY 801 W. Panola 693 6174 H 'P FRPT5 KJ PAT'S AUTO SUPPLY DAIRY MART 620 W. Panola 693 7185 218 S Shelby 693 6241 I f D k d M th H t j y d 1 d k hl th y a tf th q k d Ads! 261 26X ROBBIE'S FOOD CARTHAGE BOWLING K' NG ALLEY NS Mary 9351 11 Sbe 696 A, YARBoRoucsl-rs PANOLA AUT0 DRY CENTER eoons 65-A Beck 11 h lby d E WESTERN AUTO Paul and Paula Cain help dad raun his office for a day. S U P P 201E P 1 693 6161 JOHN K. CAIN SOUTHWESTERN LIFE INS. 147 W. Sabine 693-5261 JOHN AND JODIE PHILLIPS MOBIL SERVICE FABRIC 11 Your Sewing Need Sh lby 9 5 15 s y 693 6 d!6 Service Mo+ors U s E 59 Loop 693 6666 I Protect your f mi1y's life with insurance from Cassii' 's D SZ CART:-:AGE FGSS O P FUNERAL HOME 103 W. Sabine 693-6541 Box 494 693-3611 264!Ad Cadenhead Serv. S'ra+ion 18 W. Panola 693-5602 N 7 9. Crawford Gulf S+a1'ion 202 W. Panola 693 3318 Pace Hardware a n d Appliance Co. l For all your building needs 210 S. Shelby 693 6641 Su pe reHe 501 E. Sabine 693 3446 Ad X265 The Shoe Box W. Sabifle Thesf.-fiviwnmezx: Zvkfxzmziy mixes plmsuxg zu swognzg-semi, 4530z1,t!LZ0LnnLCfQ9z901 CZZZ!Z.9 for making rmfxwnrxzusziul cx.'vlivn4'f' zz haw: comimamn the pumxxx vi comorau: ggcsulx . 3 . C940 Cofzsarymizonf Meeting the environmental challenge PAPER 266!Ads Lovell Kelly Builder - Real+or 415 W. Pa1'1013. 693-6646 Forresl' Acres Counlry Club Shrevp. 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