Castleberry High School - Castleviews Yearbook (Fort Worth, TX)

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10 a aie Bobby Parsons, Jill Dixon, Lisa Ticknor, and Pat Majors are just mak- Eugene Abernathy Above: “Yeah, I’m a senior. What’s it to ya?” Jim ing sure everything goes as planned. rea we Jimmy Currie, Wes Miller, and Kent Adams are a couple of cool Ronny Jones really hus- Above: “Well ya see, it’s like this,” explains Bobb dude seniors. 43 Pid! | OS il Wilsford sarcastically asks. sent ect ee Below: Andrew Ruiz, Brian Neal, Bruce Heflin, and Monte Winsett drum up some action. : 1h pe SM! HGH, acai ; ‘ BH “Mama Mia, but this is a great life,” says Robbie McClendon and Otis Joines. tles when it comes to Parsons. basketball. Below: John Fourie sings “Mine Eyes Have Seen the Glory” at an assembly. ae

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Bee icstion of Survival: to Be or Not to Be As history goes, freshmen enter- ing the new world of high school for the first time were confronted head on in a life or death struggle for their Mh — | bese ee at ‘ identities. Upper classmen intimi- “Hey kids, I’m a senior and ry ES: = 4 dated and teased. the newcomers. ; orice hys : “We can lick ’em anyway,” says Kevin McIntire and Kevin z ee : ; pe creet it,” reminds Susan — Roberson. This activity did not necessarily hy a restrain an occasional conflict among the upper and lower classmen. As some freshmen felt, it was every man for himself! Kevin Johnson has no trouble being recognized his first year in high school as the Howdy King. Jimmy Currie poses as an undercover agent who attacks helpless freshman Greg Reynolds.

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Soiicrs Make Up a Class of Dee: Onn They finally made it — they’re sen- iors and they want everyone to know it. From the football field, to the halls at school, to their favorite hangouts, they’ve had it all under control. “Texans and seniors do it best” is Bobby Stone’s motto. “You bet I’m scared; it’s a jungle out there,” says “Not this ki Donny Jones. Payne. SETI i) aha ne q ie r bits — : % tees te ae ee ees 2S age Above: “Boy, am I having fun!” laughs Wes Miller to Roxie McDonnell. Below: “Three’s Company” — Deanna Roberson, Jimmy Currie, and Retha Stratton sit back and relax. Ee Lori Cochran and Zana Pate seem to be inseparable. James Brown prepares for the big game.