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

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Chuck Makarwich shows one of his many hang-ups. Pat Majors, Greg Atteberry, and Bobby Stone dared to be dramatically different at the Halloween skating party. The true cae to Wesley Miller rn Kent ae finally comes out as Rea Seer ioe: Aerie McDonnell, Lisa Ticknor, and Brenda pet present eae to the pep rally crowd. 12 “Hiawatha,” Deanna Roberson, gives up her Not everyone has the basketball talent that Breade piel is immensely baffled i the oddities of mocassins for roller skates at the skating pow- Doug Chadwick and David Roberts possess. life. wow.

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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.

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hes a ee A Angie Brintle and Diana Nichols stand out in a crowd of Halloween spectators such as Marty Dixon, Lei Morris, Laury Listello, Redina Self, Glenda Pabalate, Denise Burns, and Leddy Bartee. ) Jimmy Currie, Tim Reeves, and Richard Thornhill haven’t heard that the wet head is dead. Renee Smith and Retha Stratton have dressed up for a night on the town. Ya All Can Scott McPherson handle two girls at once? Only Anna Moore and Sally Blair know! Lance Blair, Derrell Payne, and Otis Joines have come up with a new game — rope Mr. Sperry! We Dare to Be Different While Proving Oh ad Difference was the mark that everyone seemed to want to achieve. The individuality of being different brought out unknown qualities in CHS students. The need to be differ- ent became more than a dare. It was the need for individual recognition as well as personal pride. MORE iaiitii eis. Above: David Walker made his appearance at the skating party as Darth Vader. Below: Lisa Ticknor just can’t stop clowning around.