Cleburne High School - Santa Fe Trail Yearbook (Cleburne, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 194 of the 1960 volume:

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Q uv. tif 9 u Q' U fb Vx fiflfkfs' .......... ...... 9 7 5205! ................. IZ f IPWZC' ...... . ........... f 51 3 if .I X.- f K 7 f Z9 AN FOREW ORD If one were to retrace his experiences at Cleburne High in 1959-1960, he would find one friend, the YELLOW JACKET, very evident. It is the intention of the staff to reiterate on the activities of this little fellow by presenting you, the student body, with the 1960 SANTA FE TRAIL. RRIL THE STAFF Feature Editors rv,- Daisianne Davis Beverly Yater Sports Editor Art Editor Nan Taylor Charles Winter Club Editors Myra Sowell Pam Rogers Class Editors Jean Dyer Rosemary Paterson 4, f if ftf' 'IC Business Manager ff 'J I 3 Larry Savage ,Ji-fe .r,.l0 A - ' .uf -f-hm s. staff Photographer fr Bin Hallman Editor Clay Boston 3 J! !6W2'0!if - Our little friend the YELLOW JACKET is quite a popular fellow. Not only is he a favorite to the students and faculty of Cleburne High School, but he also is very well-known to the community of Cleburne. Most people do not realize the many things our YELLOW JACKET stands for. Just as each student represents Cleburne High, the YELLOW JACKET, with his colorful black and gold body, is a symbol of our school and the many things associated with it. During the fall term, we saw the YELLOW JACKET fighting for the black and gold on the football field. Fearlessly and fairly he gained honor and recognition for our school and community. He brought a title to Cleburne High that showed just how hard he did fight--- State AAA Co-Champs, 1959. The many supporters of our little friend surely had some of his spirit as they traveled to the ends of Texas to see him perform. The YELLOW JACKET represents these people and the interest they have in Cleburne High. Basketball, baseball, and track also have the YELLOW JACKET as their symbol. He has a big load to carry but does it brilliantly in all fields. As we recall the things the YELLOW JACKET symbolizes, we cannot forget our friends who have loyally supported him, as exemplified by Miss Allene Gray, Mr. Brooks Conover, and others who will remain a part of the spirit of the YELLOW JACKET. So now we have a clear picture of our smiling friend. Because we feelhe is truly deserving, as an honorable representative and symbol of Cleburne High School, we dedicate the 1960 Santa Fe Trail to THE SPIRIT OF THE YELLOW JACKET U ik 4:'f .Nl 'lQf'., F ',.' sir ,eg wr jf .,s .,f' 4 'f ' 2 ' Q I I ' ' f ' : Y lb i W sg U V if r 1 1: Q is V 'E . M. r 5 fifs,fi,f,? a,'xrJ,as.-wif. -A M' ggi 1 -sv r a ts 2' as f g- s ,J -gb ,N -Q' g ,- ., M gg. ,gt , .. 1 Ss 4' ts? 'ff vt -on ,ey ,fm ry Fil' fel 4 V fl? 'if :LY V, V A ' V, 'L .J fi sq 1-'Q if-Q-3? .Sf r .V ,J f ,L ,- '- . . I J X ,itz at ,sr , . . , 11 X 13' rf 5? 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Mr. Hunter Pearson serves as President of the Board. He is assisted by Dr. John Rice as Vice- J , President and Mr. David Sowell as Secretary-Treasurer. Other members of the Board are Mr. John S. King, Mr. Bryan Miller, Mr. J. E. Burd, and Mr. Bob Anderson. , The students of Cleburne High School join with the community in thanking the members of the Board of Education gg E for their many services. 4 'J ' . if K 'ff 'J.i s 'Si ' f . A J 'PMQPQ -5.5515 fl? si sf 4 7 X'WS s?i'ii J if ' f L : : Q Sew M I . ,I . ,-', , . - , . ' my J +C is ' N J J f et B ftr 1t ,. J J 5 M s- k Q 4' f- X ls SS QSSSW . - Q S 55555 453' Sfessis SS St wiv .S X K v Qs 3 ,gay y5ws,x sgxxxqsk as qgxgnxge s A in I K H I A 1 qlq, v V . K g gg N ,Ss .L ,sg sg 'K - L 1 , .- x 'fx I l' A J 'z k if by . U J J 5 1 x': uf ' .iff sg.: - ' br. Q. X f f A x . iizsjls gf is X 9 'J S5 . .. ,V ' tk 3 - Q - J . so r 2 t g Q K . 4, 'Q , gt' It: -- - ,!,e:E,' gf - ' 6 1, I Z , , :iff I it , . . , I , , J my K Z , H ir , g I , c Qllehurne Qlnheperrirent 5111111111 Eistrirt Qgffine nf Superinimheni Ulehuxne, flfexzxs -1-.... I sincerely wish for a happy and successful life for each teacher and student in our school. The surest formula for such a life seems to be found in service to others--the service given should always exceed the pay received. 6 wise Everyone in Cleburne High knows the Assistant Superinten- dent, Mr. Glendon Broumley. His warm smile and friendly ways make him a favorite to all. Purchasing for the school and arranging transportation for the entire school system are two of his chief duties. Mr. Broumley attended North Texas State College in Denton, Texas, where he received his B. S. degree in physical educa- tion and his M. S. degree in administrative education. Q6 urn, .. Mwawa l mam hdfh i QQ Das he I Ebuqzebipg-.Quehd 60015. 1 I P I 0.1-as hi 812-Q? To Q2 tb' .bUb0QSlzgd9bt .Z 'S eb scam .f6'H'?!Afi25WfAfFK' .asssseswfs-mgfs,srs:sv .u++s!-Meir-tiK+w usaswssssyilsltgf we - f . ...M :rf sstqssfft s U st :Aww-5 .: ,-,- my ., .sf f .V . . ' . ,f 1 1 - . ' . if S , 'r .. . m , .- , , r. rt. sis, -,hf- ' ,. L i'.l5?. f' Qi ,' ' lf' ' -'E 'i ' fi' .w ' ' f sr - , ' 52. - -' t if s 'Qui T V Y T d assi' 58?-gg, 1 f as 3 A f f, A A as s slrs .3331 gifts T T , , 3 . 2 ...I 3 Miss Beatrice Hall serves as guidance counselor for the Cleburne Public School System. Among her many jobs are those of giving and interpreting aptitude and I. Q. tests to students. She plans special guidance programs. Many students counsel with her on their social or emotional problems and their future plans. Miss Hall received her B. S. Degree in Journalism from Texas Women's University, and a Masters of Education in Guidance from Texas Christian Univer- sity. Miss Hall leaves the Cleburne School System this year to become Consultant in Guidance Services for the Texas Education Agency. The many students of Cleburne High School, the faculty and administration will truly miss her and her wonderful work with us. Added to the school system this year was Mrs. Marilyn Weis, Cleburne Public School health nurse. She graduated from the Laurelwood Academy in Gaston, Oregon, studied nursing at the College of Medical Evangelistsin Los Angeles, and received her B. S. Degree from Texas Christian University. Mrs. Weis visits the Cleburne Elementary Schools to give TB patch tests, vision and bearing checks, and to take care of teacher's referrals. Mrs. Weis cares for anyone who needs medical treatmentwhileinschool, talks to students on special health problems, keeps accurate health and accident records, and plans and conducts school health sched- ules. Another new face among the Cleburne Public School System staff is Miss Ruth Merrill, elementary choral music teacher. Miss Merrill spends an allotted time at each of the elementary schools teaching chorus to the students in the various grades. Miss Merrill received her degree in music from the San Marcos State College. She taught chorus at Cle- burne High School in 1951. Before beginning her work in the elementary schools. Miss Merrill worked lil the County Superintendent's office, and was active with the Baptist youth of Cleburne. Qlllehurmz Ellnhepznhznt bchuul Eistritt Qlilehurne, Zlliexas SDHDDLDR DEPARTMENT Pri-nCiQ31'5 Office ADDR:-:ss , Cleblllne Hi-Qh School- V Thefe are YWO Cll1a1iiiSS which are found in every suc- cessful person. These are confidence and optimism. Be- cause we cannot foresee the future, we must be optimists and expect the best. Only then canwe justify our existence for the present. As an optimist, we not only can see an opportunity, but we can make the most of it. Democracy is only equality of opportunity, not equality itself. Per- haps the best democracy can ever do is to give every Caruso a chance to sing. Success should await ifwe do not allow some disappoint- ment to make us lose hope and never try again. While we do not know what the future holds, we can at least retain our spirit of confidence and optimism. The future is in the hands of God and only He can give us the answer. dew Serving as Assistant Principal, housemaster of Edison, and instruc- tor in bookkeeping, Mr. Cecil Harper fills these positions in Cleburne High School with accuracy and efficiency. Miss Gene Anne Wheeler, secre tary to the principal, takes care of the routine duties of the office. She has served in this position capably and efficiently for four years. MR. 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WNW' 0 fhmitr 'l'v'USl'. '1 H4 J fl h 5 T K To secure a equate laws or the care and protection of children and youth. ,icy-TIN 'W' 'Yaoi vr lo 'ae - TL 1, 3, H- 1'-agp 3 q +rh.2m- 0 :na pg, 1, J i- 'llh bring into closer relation the holne andithe school, that parents and teachers may cooperate intelligently in the training of the child. --l' til.-xrl YO! Lfbwllaj nhl' KA6'-.J 'AO J VQUYIJ :. 'l'X + YF Hx' kqgu To develop between educators and the general public such united efforts as will secure for every . child the highest advantages in physical, mental, social, and spiritual education. Hsasibe 50 f U5H' +1 IU! oe-sw qvl' -I-v ah-,P fmt ,al The officers of e Cleburne High School unit are. . . Babu txesj Plath 953' JO. I 'weve fmt is 0'-'11 wear., we Q as 4 6 rn -+ r .tn 1-w.-.L+ 14 Mrs. ' Mrs Mrs Mr. Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs X Mrs hx M as+:W-+41-ss.Mfs qgt 5 JJ:+l.5 i'l,q,: 1 Mrs ,,yv,iL.Ex 6 -:swag 0 'rw- Q11-fg,'J'f sb H -of l 'l'H ' :life i,v--rfxUh.'l'f.. . Marvin Cumbite. ---1 ------------------ 7---r -----' Secretary . Melvin Sharp - 'fi - 5- 93'-': 4 - N-5-1 1 - - -I-55 -XF'- l 44-Treasurer D 9- 5 '5' 'r ', '4 'M4 . Charles Jacksona' 534--3 5n357i95i.'f5-99!- Parliamentarian N,-A 4 fy T 01' 'RQ 9' . O. T. Symth, Ir. +-Qflld-5-it--li!-an-ian Program Chairman QA eg? r-yi .ul V5 lv. . N. R. Hudson i+- 7354 Qlt- -ri,-is wg 155- 'Membership Chairman , Lillian Cole ------ .3'3 '4---. -- - - - Bud et and Finance weird Tribblg l' ' h MI 'B Tu 'F Publgici Chairman nu, H-Q W'-'5 , ...................... 1- ty . C. M. Doerr :sul-P M! - - 5'- l-9F- - has - - 9J'55 Publications . John Halstead gtg- 5'-1-jx--'!-1'-5,-K-Q'-A Hospitality -31-,-,L,,,, Q-gg 11 to . -.1- vltlnfti fe t,-,pivivi . as ati 'ffl ll'-'aff fm- ...ua . vt N . J l I1 . . - 'I 1 - , s :fel-iio ivy .fra remix '..z..a1-mst, . .z,n,.f,,.:af H-mares me t':L:'+.,an1' 4 vs Page Bl Cleo Joplin --------------------- s --7 ----------- President L . I. E. Sunderman 5E'l'+--'---.rilk-iifxgb First Vice-President., K- mvnJ Stiff' irlli x Srameflinf swuf' nn-K unc-l Y-Hu --winks N42 .dill 'ffvlh lbs. value 'iF'.Jl'l-'F I mv Q-mr -,most l - 2-, Ser, m'l'Tca 'U4 '- -gm Samoa. ef-ewvlit-Ie., hq,-f i'fU x. sr 1-1-W, 'Q-. its 'M-up ,Pwr- 'mli Nino! hal ' few: pf Fifi me ,QW W yw , ! mmnf 21-W W Zim Hip 449016 gfwwj wana www Qfamo 72001 4fQp0fbO oUU,EJ-0 WWmM'J iWWWH Q ' - 1' 59 6 QW ,wildw 'WW W '! Sk J v AAJXIPQ ' W g' .I, ,' WL . . 'C,0,y,,xAlJ 6-Ib . yn'--- .. up C'go.1.w..4,uQl::LL ' 1 0-'Lb' ,Lg 1 'I .L -A ' W ' Hppfif H Mwfik . MRS. RAMONA AKLNS MRS. BETTY Jo KNOX MRS. IANRRJONES- English English and Journalism English 1 f l r , l MISS RUTH HOPPER MR. ALFRED MORRIS English English 'T , A student in Cleburne High School is offered four years of English, although only three years are required for grad- uation. One semester is spent on grammar, and the other is used in studying literature. A total of 865 students make up this department. MR. R. G. BOLES MR. MILTON HILL MR. JOHN HOPPER World History World History American History, World History MR. AULTON DURHAM MRS. JERRY WOODRUFF Civics, World History American History, Texas History Economics, Coach Cleburne High School has an excellent social studies department which includes world history, Civics, American history, and economics. The department has a total of 841 students. gy 73T H 'LTi. K. , -iiiilimq, ....s......,. rr,, . , . ,. , ,-1, Ln. MR. W.I. ANDERSON MR. E. REX ARNOLD MISS ,TEANETTE BARKETT General Math Mathematics Mathematics MISS MAURINE MCCARTY MISS PERNIE MOORE MR. H. S. PARKER M21ff16II1atiCS Mathematics Mathematics General math, Algebra I, Algebra II, plane geometry, solid geometry, and trigonometry make up the high scho lastically-rated mathematics department of Cleburne High School. This department has a total of 654 students. MR. CARL HUDDLESTON MR. DOYLE WELDON MR- GEORGE LOGAN Principal, Physics Coach, Biology Coach, Biology MR LELAND MORROW MISS RUTH RUSSELL General Science Chemistry, Mathematics ling: If-I 3 gl F 3 E f or The science department of Cleburne High School, including geiiralxscience, biology, chemistry, and physics has a total of 446 students. The well-equipped laboratories aid the studentssirgqtlhseir experiments. MISS ALLENE GRAY Latin, English One of the many yearly activities of the JCL is to make a scrapbook. These scrapbooks are kept in the trophy case with the trophies won by the club. T MISS RILLA ARMSTRONG Spanish, English Above is a typical Spanish class of CHS. There is also a Spanish Club for students with an 85 or above average in Spanish. Two years of Latin a S a e offered to the students in Cleburne High School. Latin students number 102, Spanish students, 89. F itaffmf ZJWJQEI My MR. CECIL HARPER MRS. LOUISE CRUCE Bookkeeping, General Business Typing, General Business MRS. MARY RUTH GATEWOOD MRS. GOLDA ADAMS Typing, Shorthand Librarian 5 A5 There is a wide variety of subjects offered by the commercial department in Cleburne High School. Junior business training, hookkeepin , shorthand, and two years of typing are the courses that may be taken. This department has 343 students. ' fl ,J MRS. LUCILLE JORDAN MRS. MARY MARTIN MR. FRED SEROYER Homemaking Homemaking Distributive Education MR. W. B. PERKINS MR. A. D. WHEAT General Woodwork Vocational Agriculture Mechanical Drawing Included in the Cleburne High School vocational department are courses in homemaking, distributive education general woodwork, mechanical drawing, and vocational agriculture. This department has 326 students. MR. BROOKS CONOVER MISS LILY PAUL FRASER MR. HUGH HIGGINS Coach, Algebra Physical Education Coach, P. E. 'lk MR. RONALD THOMAS MRS. RUTH WHITE Physical Education Physical Education, English P I Physical education is required of every student in Cleburne High School. The girls' and boys' departments, totaling 904, participate in many activities throughout the year. W, aw K E f -v 'Wee'i ' Y in 1151 Lili m5Hrr'F51fi 'i jf' 5, if he 5 Wg MR. TOM WHITSON MR. BRYAN DUFF Band Director Social Science, Music MRS. MARY LAKE FORREST MRS. OLIVIA TYLER English, Speech English, Art S Band, chorus, speech, and art make up the fine arts department of Cleburne High School. There are 176 students participating. er r K9 63.54455 55'!Z4ff 5 f, Q CK X xx J WX D SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President -------- ----David Mcwilliams secretary ---- -- ---- Robert Parks Vice-President-H ------- -Doug Shouse Reporter ---- ------- I immy Reed ALLEN, BONNIE Addams House F.H.A. -4g Treasurer -lg Vice-President -lg Pres- ident -lg Spanish Club-lg Music Club-2g Junior His- torians-lg Vice-President- lg National Honor Society- 2. APPLEGATE, BILLY DON Edison House Band-3g J.C.L. -lg Track-l. ARCHER, ALBERT A. Edison House Track-2g Football-4g Key Club- 3g Rod and Gun Club-3g Sec- .CIMWI retary Treasurer -lg Letter - AUTREY, JOYCE IT1aIl'S Club-2g ABC Club -lg LA VERNE Most Popular Junior. Willard House BAILEY, LINDA LOUISE Addams House F.H.A. -4g Treasurer -lg Secretary -lg J.C.L. -3: BAKER, RONNIE Music Club 'li Addams Edison House House Representative-3. Basketbalpg, 22 BARHA M, JENIB ETH Barton House I.C.L. -1g Art Club-2g F.H.A.- 2. BARNES, KENNETH ROB EQT Riley House 55492935 BARR, SAMMY B. Riley House J.C.L.-3g Golf Team-25 Mx ,ants 'UQ BAYLESS, MARLENE Barton House BENSON, DORITHY ANN Addams House F.H.A. -35 Debate Club -lg Art Club-lg Junior Historians- 2. BENSON ROBERT Wilson House Transferred I C L 15 Key Club-2g Sec- retary-lg .Football-35 A.B.C. C-lub-1. F.H.A.-45 I.C.L.-13 Mu Club-lg Record Club-1. Jr. Historians-lg F. F. A.-1 BIRCHFIELD, JANICE Willard House Spanish Club-lg Interscho- lastic Volleyball League- 2, F.H.A. -4. BOATRIGHT, DON Wilson House F. F. A. -3. BOOG-SCOTT, JOHN Riley House BOOTH, MIKE Riley House Riley House Annual Representative -25 Math Club-8g Science Club-lg Key Club-lg National Honor Soci- ety-1. 23 BORD EN, LONNI E Edison House Key Club-3g Baseball-2. BORDEN, WILSON LEE Wilson House D. E. Club-2. 5 MW! BOSTON, CLAY Edison House Math Club-3g President-lg Science Club-1gAnnualStaff- BOWEN, STEVE 25 Editor-in-Chief-lg National Edisgn Hguge H01101' 30CiGFY'1- Baseball- lg Student BOWLES, EVELYNN Willard House F. H. A. -4g Spanish Club- lg Music Club- 1. 24 BRADBURY, GEORGE Edison House Library Club-lg Band-4. Forum-1: J. C.L. -3. BRIDWELL, JOHNNY Riley House BRODIE, DAVID Edison House X S'fM5z?! BUTTRILL, JAMES Riley House Tennis Team. WM CALDWELL KAY Addams House JCL-45 Record Club-3g Secre- CAIN DOUGLAS tary - Treasurer of Addams Ri1ey'HOuSe House-2g Yapper Staff-lg FTA- Tennis -25 Chorus -14 Music 2' Club-15 Jr. Historians-1. CARLOCK, CHARLES House FFA-35 D. E. Club-1. COHEN, BILLY Edison House JCL-43 Record Club-3g Foot- CLEMENTS, BARBARA ball-4g Track-45 Baseball-29 Letterman's Club-25 Science COLEMAN BILLYE JOYCE Barton House Library Assistants Club- 3g Reporter-lg Pres- ident -lp JCL-2g Ann- ual House Represen- tative, Barton House- Addams House 2g Secretary of Barton CHAPMAN, CHARLES Riley House Football-4g Classical Lea- gue-4g Key Club-lg ABC- lg Yapper Staff-1. SpanishC1ub-29 Jr. Historians- Club '15 Basketball '19 ABC 1: Music cmb-1. C1ub'1- Houseg Student Forum- 1. 25 I Lvl ' 1 Y COOKE, INA LEE Willard House Band - 2: JCL-lg FHA-lg Junior Historians -1, Art Club-lg Music Club-1. .fa v ! fs?-5 CORZINE, MARY Addams House Student Council-2g Vice-Pres- ident -lg JCL -4g Reporter -lg Record Club-35 Vice-President All CURLEE, BARBARA S'!M0a?! Of Addams House-lg Best-All- Addams House C, as Music Club-1. -x Q . . DAVIS, DAISIANNE Willard House FHA -lg JCL -45 Sec. -lg Record Club -2, National Honor Society -2, Most Popular Ir. p Student Coun- cil-2, President-lg Annual staff - 2, Interscholastic League Volleyball-2. 26 Round Sophomoreg Sec. -Treas. of Ir. Class, Yapper Staff-lg Chorus -25 Reporter -1, Key Club Sweetheart. DEERING, SARA Addams House FHA-2g Spanish Club-lg Sec.- Treas.-lg Music Club-lg two years of perfect attendance. DIAMOND, JANIC E Willard House Chorus-2g Tennis-3, Art Club- 1. DAVENPORT, JUDY Addams House Spanish Club -2, Re- porter-lg FTA-lg Par- limentarian -lg Stu- dent Forum-lg Yapper Staff. DRI VER, RAY Edison House JCL-2. IWJRI DUNN, DORIS Addams House DYER, RONDA JEAN Addams House F.H.Ar.-2g F.T.A. -lg Debate Team-25 Spanish Club-lg Stu- dent Forum-lg Perfect Atten- DYER, JEAN Willard House Annual Staff-2g Willard House Annual Representative-lg F. T. A. -lg Treasurer-lg F. H. A. -lg President-lg J.C.L. -35 Nation- al Honor Society-lg Student Forum-lg Recording Secretary- l. EADES, EDITH LOUISE Willard House J.C.L.-2g F.H.A.-2: in- da'1Ce'3' terscholastic League Vol- leyball-2: Music Club -1, V LIN I AQ Junior Historians-1. 61 4, EARLEY, BILL Edison House Football-4g Letterman's Club-25 A.B.C.-lg Vice- President-lg Rod and Gun Club-4g President-lg Re- cord Club-2. till EATON, PATRICIA ANN Addams House F H.A.-45 Art Club-lg Chorus- lg Spanish Club- 1. ELLYSON, DON Riley House D' DTD? President of Sophomore Classg President of Junior Classg Key Club -39 President -lg Music Club -lg President -lg Yapper Staff -lg J.C.L.-2g Student Council-3g Treasurer-lg Stu- dent Forum-1. EPPERSON, SANDY Addams House J.C.L.-4g Reporter-lg Student Council- 25 Secretary-lg BestAll- Round Freshman Girlg Addams House Pres- ident. 27 s'!7lr?'W! EVANS, CECIL Wilson House Football-4g Track-25 Bas- ketball - lg Rod and Gun Club-45 Vice-President-lg Sec. - Treas. - lg Student Council-4g Record Club-2g Letterman's Club - 3g Key Club-lg Music Club-lg AB C-lg Best-All-Round Boyg Freshmang Vice-President of Sophomore Class. FAGAN, RONDELL Riley House Math Club-3g KeyClub-2g Na- tional Honor Society-lg Science Club -lg Riley Annual House Representative-1. PARIS, JIMMY Edison House FORSYTHE, ONEITA Willard House FHA-4. FRIOU, SUSANNE Willard House JCL - 4g Record Club - 33 Yapper Staff. 28 FUQUA, JUDY Barton House FHA-lg Sergeant-at-Arms-1. GALBRAITH, CAROLYN Addams House JCL-4g FHA-25 Vice-President- lg FTA-lg Reporter of SOpl'l- GARRETT, WESLEY omore Classg Library Clubg Vice-President -lg National ICL-1: D. E. C1ub-l. Honor Society-2. Edison House IWJRI GIBBS, MICKEY GILBERT, LARRY Wilson House Riley House D. E. club-1. Q GEEO, MARY ANN ' X Willard House gl, I N Band - 35 Sec.- Treas.-lg T QQ- I JCL-1f2. 3,32 Vx Q'-gg. ' f ' .ga E,-'Qu-' K YJ swf 12 GOAD, LINDA Barton House FTA-1. GRAHAM, JAMES Edison House Student Forum-1. GREESON LUT QECIA M35 GJ MDX, Barton ' r. .. FHA-4UJ 3 3j'Xx1b.hw .gk ' . GARY, PAM K- if-A QS 3355 Willard House A JCL-4, Consul-lg Record Club- 2g Student Council-25 Yapper Staffg National Honor Society- 2gCheerleacler:Key Club Sweet- heartg Most - Popular Freshman and Sophomore. GRIFFITH, PAUL Riley House JCL-34 Treasurer-1 Jr. Historians-1. 29 HALLMAN, BILLY Riley House J. C. L. -4g Math Club - 29 National Honor Society-2g Yapper Staff-lg Annual I Staff -1, Baseball Man- Edlson House HAMILTON, BILLY LYNN J C L -2- Key C1ub-2- Nation- Aiiilm- 'VX A' ,lil ,LL twisxs,:+2.l mm V., ' 'V 'I 425. l 1 . X X , tative '22 F. A. '1Q Junior kj ager-1. X- E ' ' ' ' , ' is K al Honor Society-2. HILL, DOYLE E ML! fd I, I M Wilson House lrsipv px 1 .X I Wilson House Annual Represen- rx u..X.f-' Y 1- X. golf Historians-lg Science Club-lg X Music Club-1. Barton House President of Barton HILL, MARILYN Barton House J.C. L. -lg F. H. A. -3g Art Club - 35 Music Club - 25 HINKLE, JERRY Yapper Staff -2g Co-Ed- Wilson House itopl' Chorus-45 Junior Historians -lg Science Club-lg Music Club-1. 30 HOUSE, SHELIAH FAITH Willard House Transferredg J. C. L. -1. Houseg Music Club-25 Vice-President-lg Na- tional Honor Society- 2g Secretary-lg Junior Historians- lg Student Forum-2g President-lg Yapper Staff-1. HOWARD, KENNETH GENE Wilson House F. F. A.-43 Football-25 B Team Manager-1. !!2Wf?5' HUNEYCUTT, LETA Barton House 1 F,H.A.-4g Songleader-lg Na- HUTSON, LINDA Barton House F.H.A.-3g Art Club-lg F.T. A.-1. JACKSON, BARRY Wilson House J. C. L. -4g Football Manager - 4: Record Club. HUDGINS SHIRLEY tional Honor Society-25 Span- Addams House ish C1ub'1' F H.A.-33 Sergeant at Arms-1. L JA, My ,. X KAY Barton House J.C.L,-4g Band-4g Secretary- Treasurer-lg Music Club-1. K . JJ CKSQN, Dx br if I 11larlifHous2vB - if xl JF '-2: 'fmt Club -25 I s amish Clllb-lg Music .NL Clu' -2g YLRe Dkfter Willatd lie, 1, 'Eapper Staff JOHNSON, CHARLOTTE DEAN Addams Music Club-2g Jr.Historians-lg JOHN SON, JAN Willard House F. H, A. -35 Parlimen- tarian-lg Art Club-2g National Honor Soc- iety-2g Cheerleader- lg Interscholastic Lea- gue Volleyball - 2g Yapper Staff-lg Assis- tant Editor-lg Student Forum-1. abliorglli-1. A 31 B a'ndF-lg Spanish Club -lg 77'V2fe9 Mfg f xg, ',f, 1 7 j-A I M -A ,fp--ual,-'fC' 'iffy Of 3-af-aio? Clif fisfzzisfzf 6 Jaffa as sw -MU fb-Laezs A Qw'4,'4', - ,wwf Lada ,JQHNSQN1-RU'TH AANN Addams., House Reporter- lg Junior Histor- ians-lg Addams House Re- JONES' CHARLES S' porter-lg Yapper Staff-l. Edlson House F.F. A. -3. KEESEE, TOMMY Edison House D. E. Club-1. KENNON, WALTER Riley House F.F.A. -2. KING, CECELIA ANN Addams House F.H.A. -lg Spanish Club-lg President-1. KINSER, KAYELLEN Barton House Music Club -lg F.T.A.- F.H.A.-2. 32 KRETZSCHMAR, KENNETH Wilson House ,I.C.L.-25 Math Club-lg Sci- ence Club-1- Football Man- ' L ND RR DO ager-4g Record Clubg Rod and Qilsohjgoul N Gun Club. F.F.A. -25 Sentinel-1 KWHRI 4 mm, 'YE , s LEBAHN, cHR1sTENE E f VM Barton House V 'if' .2 Music Club-3g Jr. His- M LAWL ER, BETTY Lou t0f1a'1f'11 F - T lA- '1- L-3 V 52 .L A' Barton House sf' ,lt if 3' F. H,A. - lg Band - 2: Spanish - M. J ' I l F R' Club-2g Jr. Historians-1. fl J' j .3 LANMAN, NEAL ' R fy' Au,-,J if its A , Riley House I X jj l LANDERS, JERRY WELDON N, ' W' A 'jail . Edison House W A ji ' l 1 fix E.E.A. club-3. Xl fy LOVE, JOHNNY Edison House J.C.L. -35 Football Club-25 A BC Club-lg Vice-President of Junior Classg Best all around Sophomoreg Record Clubp Foot- ball-4g Track-25 LIVING STON, VICTOR Riley House , 7 Transferred. JGHTFOOT, WANDA JEAN Addams House flusic Club-2g Jr. Histor- ans-lg F. T. A. -1. MCCALL, BUCK Wilson House Football- 4g Record Club-2g Track-3g Let- terman's Club - 3g Chorus-lg Vice-Pres- ident of Freshman Class. 33 MCCOWEN, HORACE Wilson House Football-4g Junior Histor- ians-lg ABC Club-1. MCFARREN, BETTY Willard House J.C. L.-4g F. H. A.-1gF.T.A. 2g Secretary-lg Student Forum- lg Library Assistant-4g Histor- ian-lg Secretary-Treasurer -lg Who's Who-lg Annual Repre- sentative-Willard-2g Interscho- lastic Volleyball-15 Secretary- Treasurer of Willard Houseg MCGLASSON, SHARON Barton House JCL - 3g Student Council - 3g fgbfgff Student Forum-1gTreasurer of MCMINNI DAVID Barton House-1. Riley House FFA-1. MCWILLIAMS, DAVID Edison House Rod and Gun Club-4g Pres- ident-lg Student Council- 4g Treasurer-lg Football-4g Basketball-lg ABC-lg Pres- ident - lg National Honor Society- 2g President of National Honor Society-lg President of Freshman Classg Most Popular Fresh- man Boy: Jr. FHA Beaug Most Popular Sophomore Boyg President of the Sen- ior Class. 34 National Honor Society-2. MANN, TOMMY Riley House FFA-45 Jr. Historians-2. ' ff' MARTIN, JUNE Willard House MATTHEWS, SHIRLEY ANN Addams House JCL-45 Math Club-lg Sweetheart- lg FTA-1 .CKMWI Riley House Chorus-35 President-lg Student MATTHEWS, TONY Counc1l-lg Music Club-1. Wilson House Cheerleader-lg Basketball- 2g Art Club-lg Treasurer- lg Junior Historians -2g President-1. MORGAN, MARTHA Willard House J.C.L. -35 Band-4g Majorette- MOORE, MICHAEL F. lg Drum Major-2g Record Club- Edison House 31F-H-A- 'l' Band-lg Chorus-1. MOELLER, VIRGINIA Willard House J.C.L.-3g F.H.A. -lg Band-4g Sweetheart-lg Re porter - lg Record Club-1. MELTON, DENNY Edison House Freshman Football Managerg Science Club. MORTON, RHEMA DELL Willard House Spanish Club-lg Music MORRISON, JOHN Club-25 Student For- Riley House um-1' 35 MORTON WILLENE Barton House ODOM CHET Riley House Football 2 Baseball Man ager-1 J C L 4 Yapper Staff 1 Sclence Cl b 1 Track Mana 1 f f g wif W x77 ff K yy 'X f W ff' W 7 WV is rfwif-ffxl, If V j 'V' M' wry 4, We ypflrexpy , jgeza' 4724644 W on JAM! PIOTT, MARY LoU Willard House F.H.A.-29 I.C.L.-25 GREW, ALVIN Math C1l1b'2g Secre- House tary-1 5 National Honor and Gun Club -2, vice- 50CiefY'11 Sougleadef 131.6 nt,,1. of Willard-1. J. .' F .A I, , Y ' PERKINS, HENRY ' S :LEM pI5fA' J A Edison House X ' 7 Baseball -4- Ke Club -3' Aqyy. 14 , y s , Music Club -2, J.C.L.-1:7725 73455 Yapper Staff. M 446 REYNOLDS, IDA PEARL Willard House 36513 F.H.A.-lg Chorus-1. Edison J,C.L Key Clubg Treas- RAWLINS, vurer -15 Football -45 A.B.C. Barton House Club -lg Reporter of Senior Art club-3: Magic cry -25 Jr. Class' Historians-lg F. I-AI. Al: 2 . I PRITCHARD, TRAv1s J if A' J Riley House 5 4 I, A' ',, n,,'. L' l lf' rr- A K l ,V 37 RONE, DAWN Willard House 4 ' Y I '1 ' I X X-mitlw, ll RossER, MELVIN Edison House SANSOM Willard House JCL-4g Record Club-35 Sec. -lg 5515935 FTA -23 National Honor Soci- SAVAGE, LARRY ety-25 Yapper Staff-1. Riley House QQQAG4-ICL-2g Quaestor-lg Key SEMBERA, ERVIN Wilson House SHAW, CAROLYN Willard House Band-2g JCL-2g Music Clubg Jr. Historians Club-1- Art C1ub-1- ' ' SHELTON, ROB ERT Student Forum-1. Riley House DE Club-lg Record Club-1. Club-2g National Honor Society-23 Vice- President- lg Annual Staff-2g Student Forum-1. Bar ton House - sic Club- Staff-1: Interscholastic 38 2 10 LIJAMX 5 YJ 0 on IJWM Q5 ff SHOUSE, DOUGLAS Edison House SLAWSON, ELAINE Addams House Music Club- 2g Art Club-1. SIGLER, TITUS Riley House F F.A. -3g Reporter-25 Spanish Club-25 Vice-President-lg Na- tional Honor Society-2g Treas- urer-lg Math Club--lg Track-2. SMITH, G-EN,-Qi Barton House F.H.A. -45 Spanish Club -lg Interscho- lastic Volleyball -35 Yapper Staff-2: Re- cord Club - lg Song leader for Barton. Y J QE , ':L212.v '! Key Club-33 Letterman's Club -3g Secretary-Treas- urer-lg Football-3g Track- 2g Vice-President Senior Classg Yapper Staff-1. SMITH, LEO Wilson House Math Club. gf 5.-45. SOWELL, MYRA LEE Willard House I.C.L.-4g F.T.A. -25 Vice- SMITH' LINDA 5212?SFSsIS'5nff5dZ2LfffSFlEff Willard House ' F.H.A.-4g lnterscholastic vol- 2' Nm0'1a1H0f'0f S0CietY'2- leyball-2. STANFIELD, CAMELLIA Willard House J.C.L.-3g Art Club- 2g Yapper Staff-2g In- terscholastic Volley- ball-3g Record Club-1. 39 .6-SD W? --,:zc.1 WMM 5 KWWJ' it .ly I I .,LJ.,4y1'1.L. ' , mag.. SUND ERMAN, CHRIS Barton Hotlse F. H. A. -lg Parlimen- tarian-lg J.C.L. -2 Record Club-3g Vice- President-lg F. T. A. - 25 National Honor Soc- iety-2g Annual Staff- 1gCheer1eader-1gBar- ton House Reporter-1 Yapper Staff. TRUSSELL, ALVIN D. E.C111b-2. !5M91?3' VANDER LAAN, SALLY Addams House ,TCL-35 Band -4: FTA-lg UNDERWOOD, KATHLEEN Music Club-11 FHA4' Addams House FHA-3 UNDERWOOD, DANNY Wilson House Football -33 ABC- l. TURNER, ANNE, f 1-' ,, , Q p f X 1 --Willard House 457 fx ,QW lj L, fr-fy:-, , 4 X-pf, L JCL-2: Record Club-lg 1 ' rl f I f '- f A Chorus-2g Art Club -l. WADE, I-IARRIET Willard House FHA-2g Art Club-2. X -C WALKER, LINDA Addams House WALLING, SHIRLEY Barton House FHA - 2: Music Club - 1 . 1,1 ML, ALLS w SUE Spanish Club- ,lj Art Clubi2g Secre- f- - - Refiord ,Club- 2g Se . 3-A Treats. of Sophomore Class: Volleqballl Team-2: Cheer eader-lg Yap- per Staff-Tk? 'J 6 -A 1 - --N 7, ,,. 41 WA LRA VEN, BOBBY Edison House Transferred WEST, LINDA Barton House FHA - 4g Interscholastic Volleyball-4g Art Club-lg Football Sweetheart. WILMOTH, MONTY Edison House Math Club-3g National Honor Society - 2g Edison Annual House Representa- tive-1. S'!4?'51?.4' WOOD, GID LEY Edison House WOOD, HARLOW Wilson House 42 WORLOW, DONALD Edison House WRAY, JIMMY Edison House FFA-lg Junior Historians-2g Football- lg Track- 1. WRIGHT, HOWARD Wilson House primal YOUNGER. STEPHEN Riley House 4, , . V ' ffv V 'ff if w . L .' e ., ' ' A , 9, ',-' - A , . --- A 'r f , , . I l ' l , A . -e ,f Q A 4 , 1 1 I I f A , ., , r , a ffl L' , , -- ., f. L W , , f. af I ly M QI, X' 't 'II ,v L Fifi' A BENTLEY, TOMMY Riley House Football-4g Track-2g JCL- 3g Consul-lg Pro-Consul- lg Key Club-lg Sergeant- at-Arms - lg Letterman's COPELAND, WAYNE Edison House FOWLER, MAXIE Wilson House FFA - 4g Football - 3 Track-2. Key Club-lg ABC-lg Football-4g Track-4g Basketball- l. HAMILTON, PAT Willard House JCL-33 FTA - 2g FHA - lg National Honor Society-lg President ofWillardgSweet- heart of FTA-1. Club-35 ABC-1. HUCKABEE, JUDY Barton House Student Council-lg JCL-3g Art Club -2g Yapper Staff-2- National Honor Society-1 MCCARTY, DOROTHY Addams House FHA-1. MCELROY, DORIS Addams House 43 PROFFIT , BOBBY Edison House 44 RUNNELS, BARBARA Addams House , Q if f' qf. ' R JZPWQRI Q TATOM, SANDRA . Barton House ' 1 ' , Jerry Hinkle seems to be taking it easy at the safety demonstration, but Jerry Walling just looks confused. On-lockers includelohnny Bridwell, Dick Bradbury, Kenneth Crawford..- Mr. Higgins, and Mr. Wheat. Before the Homecoming game, the Key Club brought material for a bonfire which was litbeforea special pep rally. Key Club- bersngonngllysgnlg,Jimmy Reed, I.T. Chapman Bobby Walravenf Richard Ottinger, Larry Savage, Kenneth Crawford, Bob Benson, and Ronnie Hutson prepare for the big event. YATER, BEVERLY Willard House ICL-45 Record Club-lg FTA-2, Reporter - lg ,, Yapper Staff, Willard ' House Vice-President, Annual Staff-2, Stu- dent Forum-lg Corre- A sponding Secretary-1, What a mishap! Chet Odom's car broke down on the way to the Jour- nalism Convention at SMU. Senior Linda Hill and Junior Phala Williams seem to be enjoying the wait .iDavid Morgan , looks asfir' he is trying to catch a ride. p 's if f J mvlxu , .. , 1 Jaw, 554.29 www 42 QU fffl'fif?'W Jiiffffffgf Y Stephen Lee --Ion Whites Reporter ----- Martha Walls w3?f fi OO Allen, Johnny Riley House Anderson, Charles Edison House Anderson, Merlyn Addams House Arm strong , June Willard House f.f41'f?ff'f??5' Arnold, C arolyn Barton House Baker, Janice Willard House Baker, Pam Willard House Baker, Ray Edison House Ball, Mary Ann Willard House B ankston, Be cky Willard House B arker, Carol Willard House 46 B arnett, Brenda Willard House Barnett, Io Ann Willard House Basham, Kay Addams House Bicknell, Melvin Edison House fffffwgkf' Birchfield, S andra Barton House Boyer, Ronnie Riley House K Browder, Charlotte Barton House Bratcher, Ronald Wilson House W ally House Brawner, Harold Edison House Black, Alvin Edison House Bre we r, Ronnie Edison House Bleirneyer, Linda Addams House Broumley, Tommy Edison House Bryan, Michael Bryant, Mary Ellen Addams House Edison House Brown, Shirley Barton House Brown, Ve rl Riley House 47 Campbell, I. Dell Wilson House Cannon, Kathryn A ddams House C ase, Don Wilson House Case, Patricia Willard House JJMWQ Cathey, Elizabeth Willard House Chapman, I. T, Edison House V if 5, ' f ,VM ' Cheek, Wanda Wil ard House 4 , Chisholm, Karla Barton House Willard House Clifton, Joyce Conway, Carolyn Willard House 48 , li ir X' rjwd 'ffl Coulsron, Willard House la Kaye Craig, Eddie Wilson House Crawford, Kenneth Edison House Willard House Credeur, Marie Addams House JHMW! X, r, Daniel, Susan Addams House Davis, Barbara Willard House Davis, Stevie Willard House - Dahn, Sheron Addams, House Curtis, La Wanda Addams House 'yfye 0 C! f Doert, Timothy Riley House Dodd, Barbara Dollegne r, Robert Wilson House Doud, Iudith Barton House Edwards, Dianne Willard House N Willard House V r Elliott, Brend a H Elder, Linda Addams Ouse Willard House Elmore, Jeannette Willard House Ferris, Sue Willard House Finklea, Robert Edison House 49 Fisher, Ronny Wilson Hou se Fisher, Sandy Addams House JJMWK Floyd, Linda Willard House Forrest, Lawrence ' j fb Edison House George, Joe fLL:l'C ' Edison House 7 linoiab Ge orge, Kenneth Edison House Gibson, Glenda Willard House Gill, Don Edison House Glenn, Carol Ann Addams House Golleher, James Goodman, Tommy Riley House 50 Gossett, Kenneth Riley House Edison House Greenway, Betty Willard House Gregory, Roger Edison' House Griffin, Nelda Addams House JHMJRE will , Haas, Gary Willard House I, Hammond, Ronald Wilson House Hanna, Mike Riley House Hardin , Robe rt Edison House Riley House Harmon, Ricky Wilson House Harper, Pat Addams House Harvey, Sonja Barton House Hasty, Johnny Wilson Hou se Hauk, Laura Willard House 1? Hay, Johnny Wilson House 'YUM He ad, Arlene Add ams House He ad, Pat Wilson House Helms, Carolyn Barton House Herman, John Riley House 51 Higgins, Roy Wilson House Hinkle, Michael Edison House Hood, Martha Willard House Hopkins, Michael Riley House JWMJRE Horton, Barb ara Horton, Dyanne Willard House Howard, Danny Wilson House Howe, Velta Riley House Howell, Helen Willard House Willard House Howeth, Glenda Hudson, Ann Addams House 52 Hudson, Ronny Edison House Huffman, lane Barton House Hutcherson, Bill Edison House Willard House Hutchinson, Jerry Riley House .!0'M f??5' Landers, Jimmy Wilson House Lewis, James Allen Wilson House Lee, Jimmy Edison House Lee, Judy Addams House f-teev-Stephen Riley House Leonard, Nelda Barton House I Liser, Grant Love, Laura Lou Willard House Lewis, Martha Jean Willard House Lilly, Billy Riley House Riley House McCowen, Odell Edison House McCoy, Sheri Lynne Willard House McGee, Eddy Edison House Manasco, Jimmy Riley House Manly, Iris Willard House 55 Mann, Jerry Riley House Martin, Darrell Wilson House Martin, John Wilson House Mason, Dan Wilson House J6 fi6 W5 Me als, Charlotte Willard House Miller, Jimmy Barton House Miller, Margure tte Barton House Montgomery, Mickey Wilson House Barton House Montgomery, Wesley Edison House Moore, Betty Louise Addams House 56 Moore, Durward Wilson House Moore, Kay Addams House Moore, Nancy Barton House Mullen, Paul Riley House JJMJRK 'hu Ottinge r, Richard Riley House vid U X House XJ ,, ' Morro w, Anita Willard House fav. Pate rson, Rosemary Barton House Mullins, Jackie Addams House -,, Plumlee, William Riley House ww Ne well, Sharron Nelson, John Riley House Powell, Freddie Ann Willard House Willard House Powell, Jesse Wilson House Reed, Linda Willard House Ree se, Conny Edison House Ren fro , Lexie Willard House Rice, William Riley House Richerson, Neal Riley House 57 Rinehart, Patsy Addams House f!6'M'Q?5' Ritchmond, Iacksie Willard House . Riza, Bradford Riley House Rodgers, Billy Riley House Rogers, Pam l Addams House Roye, lanice Willard House :OW Rutherford , Nola Barton House Sanders, Kay Willard House Schorr, Mary Lise ,YD Barton House 1555 f Shaw, Darla GX 'X no Q-,QJN Willard House' Smith , Charles Riley House 58 s L 'AN XV Smith, Jerry Riley House , Smyth, P atti Willard House Sparks. Jimmy C. Ril H ey ouse Stevens, Bertha Barton House J52'M 6WS' Tapp, Calvin Wilson House S wyge rt, Johnny Stewart, Mary Ann Barton House Ste wart, Patricia Barton House Stinson, Betty Willard House Wilson House Taylor, I ane Barton House Taylor, Nan Willard House Terry, Odell Wilson House Th acke r, Donnie Riley House Thomas, Paul Wilson House Thompson, James Riley House Thompson, Nadine Willard House Tu cker, Gene Wilson House Ve reen, Larry Edison House Waldie, Jerry Don Edison House 59 Wallace, Ronald Wilson Hou se Walker, Karen Barton House Walls, Carol Willard House .!e?'fi'5 6fW! Ward, Sheila Willard House West, Richard Edison House Whe at, M ar gie Willard House White, Ioan Barton ouse White, Joe Glen Riley House Whites, lon Edison House Williams, Io Ann Willard House 60 Williams, Phala Addams House ' ' Williams, Sharron Willard House Wilmeth, Sylvia Addams House Wilson, Edwin Edison House JSIMWR! Wilson, William Riley House 'Hp 'U' 'r J If X . Winsett, Eggie Willard House Winsett, Sharon Barton House Wray, June Willard House Yater, Betty Barton House 2 -vii? Yater, Robert Riley House Anderson , Angela Barton House Zimmerman, Susan Yeary, Howard Riley House Birchfield, Bonnie Barton House Yeary, Ronald Wilson House Bishop, Joyce Addams House Young, Darla Addams House Cochran, Barbara Barton House Willard House Conway, Carol Dawn Willard House Cumbie, Mattie tl Riley House Foote, I une ffiffwwf Willard House Hazelwood, Jerry Edison House Runnels, Paul Wilson House Jones , Charles Edison House Roden, Dorothy Addams House 'll 2 s i5 ', WS, We pm ,sie we Y We Y Y 'l'l'g'fi'r:w?'rr r v ' ' ltiff l , I Yi J New X is N V ' '-J f ' F5 f lrl3,u,,gQ3m3n9, whrpp, Linda r s . Barton House , V l ' .s Winter, Charles ' , u , V ' V The first annualwas sold this year Ready for their plane ride are Bradford Riza, Richard Weatherly and Johnny Nelson, Good luck and happy landing. 11 H ld b B-H I Ce Mike Bryan John Herman and I. T. Chapmanseem thoroughly toLanee oer yiye oy 1 v I Coleman, Barton House Represent- absorbed in a game of chess. It 's said that chess develops the mindg ative. 62 keep on trying, boys. .C'6'!A !! IWJWH 5650 , 2 .win-2 V, ig ' , '- fs ve, K ,Q wg'-sqzy 5 t.w.-,, t s s It looks as if Wayne Copeland Many expressions are seen as these Cleburne High School students leave school to go to their afternoon activities. Bllly Hallman seems to be luck next time' Wayne' the happiest. an had an unfortunate accident with something or someone! Better What is the weird figure partlyhidden behind Tommy Lain, Ronnie - - - Bratcher, Linda Bleime er Susan Danlels, and Kenneth PM-Afff -ff, ' wa s g X A Qfiqgfij,-f21 ,54vfZ. 'via H ii ' ' ' ' ' A wild uess IS that ll 1S Janice Baker. gt 5 X t,s. ,. ' , .. ,ig ,r as 2 t 1 gl x M45 W megan-,ith . .i X1 an if wks if Hwawfsti i 16252f1:i:4.Q-Neff? f:. El! ! Q ,..' ' ' f 2 ,Vt' sl-?.1IL9f at a pep Y f ,Pl rally fa n sa 9 UAV . Sxbll-J P gets going . . Y Pi Rosellen Kerr and Martha Walls display their talents as they paint a yellow jacket on Mrs. Knox 's filing cabinet. 4 1.4-E27 I mf- , V J-jjc,,,,gt3,,,L I 63 -1.- IF: ,gtg ffifgdf fflfiff Looks like the band members are frantically searching for music before the half-time show, while at the right Martha Morgan and Carol Ann Glenn carry on a conversa- if tion. - ' if Little Blue Victory CRosemary Patersonj gaily knocks on Grandma's, ff fwayne Copeland 's J door as a tree l fDorothy Jacksonj looks on. Doyle Hill seems very impatient as Rondell Fagan takes his time ordering his Senior ring. Those in line waiting had similar varied emotions. The heat is getting worse, whispers Mr. Bryan Duff to Assistant Principal Mr. Cecil Harper. The heat also got everyone else, last September. mafia' ff' 1 SGPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Presldent Jackle Damel Secretary ---- Freddy McFarre . . . . 23 V1ce-Pres1der1t ---- Pat Lutrlck Reporter ---------- Bo d ,Zif- Akey, David Riley House Allen, Linda Barton House Anderson, B obby Rile House y Anderson, Jerry Edison House Apple gate, Dewey Riley House .C R!! Ard, Lewis Edison House Autrey, Linda Willard House Baker, Roma Addams House Barbee, Ronnie Edison House B askett, Melissa Addams House Beaver, Edwyna Willard House Beene, Kenneth Earl Wilson House Bennett, David Riley House Berry, Dianne Addams House Bin gham, Lee Edison House B6 Bingham, Wayne Wilson House Bird well, Dorothy Addams House Bodine, D anny Edison House Borden, Edward Riley House Borden, Jerry Riley House Bowden, Lloyd Riley House fdhifdfwkfs' Bradbury, John Edison House Burnett, Sandy Willard House Bunyard, Joy Barton House Bratche r, Be verly Addams House Calve rt, Jim Edison House Chandler, Francine Cannon, Juanita Addarns House Addams House Chaney, Jerry Edison House Choate, James Wilson House Gwendolyn Barton House Cheek, Johnny Riley House Clancy, Tim Edison House Wilson House , Joe Bailey Riley House veland, Tommy Coleman, Kenny Wilson House Cooper, Gary Gordon Edison House Covington, Don Edison House I Corbin, Paul Riley House Cox, Kenne th Riley House Craghe ad , Jane Willard House Curlee, Brenda Willard House 67 Daniel, Jackie Wilson House Darnell, Lynn B, Riley House . Davis, B obby Gene Riley House Dawson, James Edison House Dietrich, Prissy Willard House SJQQSWM' R!! Doerr, Jimmy Wilson House Dollar, Mary Helen Barton House Doty, Donna Barton House Do wne s, Eugene Edison House Downes, Mary Addams House Driver, Paula Addams House Eaton, Jerry Wilson House Edmonds, Jane Addams House Eub anks, Cheryl Willard House Ewing , Bill Edison House Faver, Gerald William Wilson House 68 Fields, Roger Wilson House Fine, Susie Willard House Fisher, Billie Joyce Addams House Fisher, Boyd Edison House Floyd, Sharon Willard House KJWJMJMI Floyd, Shirley Willard House Foote, John Edison House Frazier, Billy Riley House Garrett, Kathy Addams House Gatton, Jerry Wilson House Gay, Teresa Addams House George, Claudia Willard House sm .,-,, ,.. , 1 , 'agiits , Elma 4 zzfiwf ia - ,jfv.f:-,ar-1 'f - , 1,9 fgf 1 2 1:6- : h.2f.' - V ,,' itz-31' E , 6411: rim, 'V ' ' .i' iifflqmi , ,-gt 7 . .UMWM-mass-rf as lssyaws-sl , .. wwf , , .,.a,W,, ,, ei.,,,.fs,a - ' Wo ' -- 3 it A yfihf is we-f - ?r:f2 s,, g,,.,f-4:2555 J, , 1 :, 1711523 55511 '55f43fgf1?i23g7U 1-,H ' ' 1 1723.511 49351. - ' li ,V QW fi' ' ,W fl 'f- IQ iff' ' ' 5 , , l K A 1 G Q- fi J feen- Mary 'ifilg' 22 Uffkfi: 7 i :sE54:13fff W',, f 5,4 i,fl5i4QWf?1Q,?'-ii, M fif . f?z'If:?5li3f 1 xi i-5 ' 'f 35e:f3- 1 ' J , ,L ,ss mm. it J -7, .- Q A K . I -1 J- 55,1 , ..i.i-, V. , , 4+ 1 f Baf F011 HOUSE ,E TQ , rw, , ,ff 5 , s , fy as , g s' g 2- , A , ,.,,,3 , Gfallgef, Judy 'fififffwi ff-:Wi Y' Q, 'wif Y f '5 2' ' ' WP? ' - V -aii iy r f 1 . Q iw 1 lf ,r,'f52'142jf' J Willard House P ' ,Ei 3' ' ,gag f 3 we ,',1f,,i,,3, J,A51jQQljQjx,yYi Gossett, Ronlly , ' :gr R1le House 1 G d My HE, if. j f ig ' O 31' , JOE Hylle J. t5,gg,,l-n l V 5 H ri , ,Y J 1 Z Edison House 4 FE, QQ Gobel, Harold V, ,V Vyi. .V,. ZIE m , , . ,. ,A . ly , , , Wilson House X 5 . Glenn, Jimmie Gilliam, Jimmy Riley House Barton House Gregory, Bernie Dean Wilson House Griffith, Janice Addams House Grigsby, Bobby Wilson House Gu mfory, Patsy Barton House Hall, Charles Edison House Hamill, Kenne th Riley House Ha mm on d, Marilyn Barton House 69 Hanna, Elaine Barton House Harris, Lana Jo Willard House Hart, Jackie Barton House Hart, Jesse Riley House Hester, Johnny Addams House 3' .WQMMFI Hill, Darrell Edison House Holden, Clifford Edison House Holde r, L anell Barton House Holland, Ben Edison House House, Robert Edison House Howard, Buddy Edison House Howard, Gloria Willard, House Hudson, Roger Wilson House Hughes, Alma Addams House Hughes, Jackie Willard House 70 Hurd, Joyce Addams House Hutson, Carolyn Addams House James, John Riley House Johnson, Gary Edison House Johnson, Shirley Addams House Jones, Arm Willard House IQWQMJHK Jones, Doyle Riley House Jones, James Edison House Jones, James Edison House Jones, Rose Marie Willard House Jones, Sam Wilson House Iowell, Billy Riley House Tunge, Larry Lynn Riley House Keith, Emmett E. Edison House Key, Gary Wilson House Kenne me r, Charle s Riley House King, Don Edison House Kirkland, Mary Addams House Kyle, Linda Willard House L ain, Tommy Edison House Lain, Tommy E. Wilson House LaLone, Eddie Wilson House Lancaster, James Edison House Leek, Patricia Addams House Lilly, Barbara Willard House Linton, Gloria Willard House Long, Gary Riley House 71 Love, Linda Willard House Luther, Deloris Willard House Pat Edison House 1 McCoy, Charle s X . Edison House su if , rf .' ,fs McFarren, Freddy Wilson House McVicker, Martha S' H?JAMz0.'! Addams House Martens, Lynn Barton House Martin, Ronald Riley House Miles, Cindy Addams House Mitchell, Carlene Addams House Montgomery, John Riley House Moore, Patricia Addams House Morgan, Winfred Wilson House Morris, Sidney Wilson House Mustin, Billy Wilson House 72 Myers, James Edison House Newsom, Kenneth Edison House Neystel, Tommie Edison House Nickell, Lawrence Riley House Nix, Edward 1 Wilson House A Eiigzsrigsy ' , -tiff' 2 ' 1 sr, .wsffizlvii ' QS, w sires, J.. K --r f. Q-ffreer1sf:,,V 1 WI ' -se 545' s' 'TQ Oliver Kenneth D Edison House 1 M5'9MM.'! ef-f 'VJ' My Parks, Bill Wilson House Parker, James Parnell, Betty Willard House Pearce, Jerry Wilson House Parnell, Melvin Wilson House Orre ll, Darrell Riley House Wilson Hous e Ousterhout, Mike Wilson Hou se ' ' ' S s V1 v, .- ' P. 1' J , J 7 A ,f ' VS f' . --W' 2. A, .1-QM .. 5 A -:xt I ,.r . f Q23 V . T H Z P, ,ewffrsii ' ' -Q: Q :ful , 'ik iff Perry, Cynthia Barton House Pierce, Ronny Wilson House . 2 95192955521M332E52.2i5i5aiEI12if:sx1enagx:aQAHg,ef1feg5,was -Wfiyws 'fu 4isHsa2seii?35?lf fia5534iaQsasei?f gay-.auwfateiiy 74es1sssf::g5es??5sg,ff 3522522-:kibfh i ' 'i52giw?GUS if . ri ffw-i'1Qmfs.sf'lfeta rvsaufimfzs-W aw- 2-Sw , 1- 1- - :,rw.i,.i :Q-vi, w.:sE?1li- '3ll,vl1'?Q2'i5ii'sEi:i ijt, gf-1 ,..,. P Elf? sr. f25if?5'f5 1 w - 4, , , ,,., , , . - ,. S . re3,4agf,s1,15' y yrgggfag .Q fgzg, . if r- f . Wifi 1 ' if-Ei? :usa f A zaiiiiiii l ,, ,. A , gf : K '--- 1? if g Q. I ,. 1 5 w if as - s i ' - 4' 2 -,aft .f . 'Q i ' f f 'Tia' K -, fwaawszav, f - W, . f . M, Q- A ,s.y 'W ' P POM, Carol Ann ,fe li 1 -,ggsiftixfi i sisillff M- ,f 1, ,H is - K ' ' J -X :wi fI,QfGf?f Ba t H get fririeiifffafiyf . . . T 011 OUSC -' PIUHIPS Nadine as tsf riaifffff.-ffiiii ' M522 , i,-s1E7f1E5'z11' ?:,,,, .: PY' Z 1 QL 5 ,V A, 2 Pettigrew, Elaine z Addams House Peterson, Douglas Edison House Powell, Cheryl Barton House Powell, Judy Willard House Price, Gary Riley House Preston, Aubrilyne Addams House Phillips, Mike Riley House Addams House Reagan , Larry Riley House Rawlins, Lana Barton House Ransom, Dixie Lee Barton House 73 Reed, Barbara Addams House Reed, Mary Willard House Reed, Sharon Willard House Reid, James Wilson House Reid, Viginia Willard House S' WQMHMI Renfrow, Sharon Willard House Rhodes, Marcus Riley House Rice, Margaret Barton House Rich, Suzanne Barton House Richards, Kenneth Edison House Ricketts, Garland Wilson House Rives, Alicia Addams House Robinson, Darline Addams House Rogers, Rodney Wilson House Rose, Gary Riley House 74 Sain, Joyce Addams House Sanders, Dianne Willard House Schlieper, Paul Wilson House Shannon, Mary Addams House Shelley, Sharron Addams House Sigler, Sarah Addams House fs 'A 5 - IHMJMJMI , seMg,4f:M1sf . .L K l Q ,ik , .,,5f,l, r I .fs v 73 I I I , f f ' . 25? .F gmkl f 'smrf Egg ' fi' i Stanfield, Johnny 1 W ,R - ,su 1-,bf ff Tirggwii L r , ,l.L mm, :, i T qg??Smith, Kennyford wr f W S f as s, reefs , eg A A K ui as Y M , T , ,sa S , m,AVVL J, , sefiiier' Z si. is sig? W W,-322 , l 5 Q, .fx ij, W iff? j f'v as ,S ,gags 3581 fi , , V ' + a 5 , ..,, ,,.. , 2.2, s 1 Smith, Brenda Barton House Simpson, Andy Edison House 16 , 5 fficklifl- 3 Udy s 1.. affmss W House A L L 5 y I , 5 'R T' , ks ,T X ' I M E Riley House - .. ,.,, . ,, .. an , vlvswiff rs- , , f f--we f-,fsisffi , ' s ' if 3 29 -: f::I'.Z::, :'11,7,1h- ' il-'wiiki'-if 3 Affffiyfiaxg nm S' A? + Street id , A f f I 5, ,, :L 1 as I Wilson House Steward, Sandra Willard House Stepp, Julia Ann Addams House 'iq N-fs, Y ' ' ff,ea3aflsv: ff ' ,, . L ' H ra ' ,r,, if 5 Stapp, Delores Addams V Stanley, George ' Riley House House 1:52352-' ' : - : - T 'slgyfsf 1, aff'rs5.,5s: gfff?:.f1 ,,5,,. :: E- fs -, r M ' A .- f f -. - A mar ra, as., iv . . ,f sr, .., , ..,f,. ,,. .. r s Jr' 52391553-lgsfi fiff,-, fa .f ' a:g:s2:fa-V13 gg,- gf,Qi?i-:i'- 5' Q i V 5 ff: 3, W sm' ' Q T a I P hil Wilson Hou se Talley, Paul Wilson House Swinney, Tommie Sue Tharp, James Riley Wilson House Taylor, Nelda Addams House Thomas, Jimmie Riley House Underhill, Ginger adlingtol 1: Forre stene Willard House Barton House 75 Waldrip, Frances Barton House Wallace, Robert Edison House Wallen, Jacquelyn Addams House Walls, Larry R'l H ley Ouse Walraven, Judy Addams House fdhifdzffwff Waters, JameS Riley House Watson, Bob Ed Riley House Watson, Don Riley House Wells, Mildred Addams House West, Jerry Barton House Whisenant, Patricia Loraine A Addams House White, Paulasue Barton House Whitworth, Gloria Addams House Windham, Don Riley House Windham, Donna Addams House 76 Williams, Fairy Willard House Williams, Lanelle Barton House - Williams, Pat Barton House Williams, Sandra Willard House Winter, Micheal Wilson Hou se Worlow, Linda Kay Willard House 5' WQMHM! Worlow, Mary Willard House Wright, Waymon Riley House Wright, Donna Willard House Worlow, Roy Riley House if' A-if yllssy sysy ' 1 M 1 R- - W, ,:., 1552-i?i:2i55'Q.5 J mi-' F Li . it 'i ' 'W rlls 52r'2ig5236i2li'12ll5fr x 1 - ,l.l is y s - f . ' ' isa: 3 53 2,4 - , '7 g l t Goad I Howard 2 Q ' 5 Edison House Q Fowler, Buddy Wilson House Eubanks, Cheryl Willard House Hart, Jimmy Edison House Watson, Barbara Addams House King, John Wilson House Huckabee, Barbara Willard House Hill, Darrell Edison House Nancy Sowell and Susie Fine, CHS Sia- mese twins, were a double hit at a regular pep rally. Tutt, Ronnie Wilson House Smith, Martin Wil n House McNeel, Mike Wilson House -Q! ' C6 C X Q40 Giiifffi At the SMU Journalism Convention on October 16, the three McQuire sisters were interviewed by various high school news- paper reporters. Mrs. Knox and Glenda Gibson were fortunate enough to have their picture made with Chris and Phyllis Mc- Quire. 77 PIP ki! El' Larry Walls truly looks the part of an Englishman as he leads the student body in a cheerio yell at a pep rally. How did Jean Dyer get in this picture with Jack Kellam, Kenneth Crawford, Charles Winter, Tommy Lain, and Larry Vereen? If you really want to know ask Charles Winter. David McWilliams had no idea that he would make All-State as a center when he gave an inspiring pep talk at one of the pep rallies. This is a small portion of the tremendous crowd that was present to give the Yellow Jackets a big send-off as they journeyed all over Texas to become 9AAA Co-Champs. 78 iff!!! Hi? ,M49 f6'!x?f Jon Justice and Mr. Wheat display some of the numerous awards that the Future Farmers of America have won this year. The band appears ready to go to work before a pep rally. All Judy Johnson, Carol Glenn, Joe Bailey Cole, and Glenda Howeth need is the nod of Mr. Whitson to start the music. K, If. EJ - , f, 1 What is it that Grant Liser, Steve Younger and Neal Richardson are looking at? We don 't think that it is their books. , ., 'A 11 1. ,jx K 5, ,B in V 1. KT -ia-.mam sw, 'J was L- 1, l if ,X F if x 3, yi r, 43:- L f ff 'Zi Juniors, Carol Dawn Conway, 'Rosellen Kerr, and Sue Ferris, decided to sing together this year as a trio. They call themselves the Three Melodies. Keep up the good work, girlsg you sing well together. 79 ,.,1 ,v I rw Mm Senior cap and gown measurements went along as usual until Henry Perkins became camera shy. However Clay Boston goes on with the figures as Rondell Fagan, John Brid ' 7 f If 5 , f If , , 5, X , Becky Sue Walls and Chris Sunderman are really getting that CHS spiritfat the first pep r lly well, Paul Griffin, Chet Odom, and Walter Kennon await nigh? . f A fmfllhll JIT! fill- their turn. ,f . 1 - A Q' ! The yell was heard: Be calm, Be Cool, And be collected. It was put into effect bylohnny Love, Robert Parks, and Dan Mason as they appeared on the pullman to Falfurrias. 80 Linda Coulston, Phala Williams, Glenda Gibson, Martha Walls, and Dorothy Jackson seem to be writ- ing up a hot story for the Yapper. All of the boys in fifth period study hallcertainly are not camera shy as this snapshot clearly shows. tdtvf +I o asv, a+n: I: J 'xa'l w.v-yqhhu 0 It 1 Q, HI Ig, h' Q an 349 an J 4 1, c-.nat -y-,is U! 4. 01 aa x Q0-9'F ijqf ,bf - TN I-2 Acosta, Charles Wilson House Acosta, Faye Willard House Ad air, Charlotte Willard House A lbright, June Barton House Allen, Billy Riley House fkffiffifffv Allen, Freddy Riley House Allen, Jack Edison House Anderson, June Barton House Anderson, Robert Riley House Anderson , Ronnie Wilson House ls, W sl ' ff- rfzvfi , sgieeggg: s1g.,sa,1,- sr'?:,?C5s.,,z, sgseuhsssysefe s55,,.,..,-fm -alyssa-M -- -'27 ' fLi'1ff.5V 5 si'-KX.f9'ef - ' fyssstlsffrisskssfgfssea -we eimixwas ,- - , Hegufgse? peg: 1 ag agus: lvygwgssws - e1.ss,gsesz..l : Eggs Sliwffv 9 5- -L!Ffl V N H 51-557752 Zif5Yjis,i!V55, A als. ' 51 32' 3157? LS' se 1-. , . , vie-rf sm we M . gf .qs ,Q ,A-fmgg, :Q . 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Edison House we-35 Smith, Bertie Barton House Sheffield, Beverly Barton House Smith, De llya Willard House Smith, Donald Wilson House Southerland, Kathy Willard House Smith, Roy rf' I Riley House 5 f' If ' rs Smith, Martha Addams House Spencer, Lorene Barton House Sowell, Charles Riley House Standley, Jim Edison House Steele , Annette Willard House Stewart, Ann Willard House Katherine Barton House Stewart, George Wilson House 91 Talley, Glenda Willard House Taylor, Jo Ann Willard House Thomas, Sarah Willard House Thompson, Charlc ie Addams House Thompson, Claracie Willard Ho i?i!6Wfif' use Thompson, Ruth Ann Barton House Tomlinson, Sandy Dale Wilson House Underwood, Carolyn H Addams ouse Underwood, Herbie Wilson House Walker, Herscheline Barton House Ward, Eleanor Willard House K Webb, Vlrgie Addams House Weehunt, Sue Willard House Weeks, Carrie An Willard House Wentw orth, He llen Add H ams Ouse West, Glynda Addams House West, Judy Willard House 92 West, Sharon Addams House Westerman, Alitia Barton House We yandt, Rose Barton House Wheeler, Carol Willard House fi?f5'AfffffAf 1' Willard House White, Suzanne Willard House Williams, Kathy Willard House 'illiams, Jeanette Rarton House J X Johnson, Jeannane 1 V, I S 1,, - QE' at girly French, Jackie Q L Riley House r Flippin, Otis Edison House Williams, James Riley House 'X J f H Williams, Beverly Barton House Wilderson, Charles Edison House Wilbanks, Dana Kay Barton House Whitt, Eileen Willard House Whitehouse, Annelle Brown , Sherry Willard House Woodard, Sharon Barton House ' Winter, Jimmy f Riley House Winsett, Monrad . ,I. , , ,.,,- Edison House A 1, Wilson, Llanea ,,,nf'f ' ,nfl- ' Add H ff ' ams ouse WP, If U WB' 'ITIL' I ,iff wp, . ,ffiw-f' 1 gi, .of ' Exs Sam lMi!.llSianrl Doug Smith talk over old times at the Homecoming pep -rally with Love, Rhfmd-3 their favorite teacher, Mr. Durham. Addams House Addams House 93 Nfl L ,H xi 1 . Y, 'S Pi 2 x wtf: fffdf awtwa fff , s ' Angela Anderson seems to be surprised by the camera. Anita Morrow, Pam Baker, and Marilyn Hill are unaware of the flash. Ak' P I r- .1 V ,sl ,iffli ,, 1'-' fl L 'Ji l if.. . 1 U 4 kx'V 1- isxhi -4 K rx A feature of the Homecoming pep rally was the presentation of Football Sweethearts from the years past. They are: Linda West, y 'V Wanda Jones, Claudia Moreman, Carol Ann Turner, Shirley Baker, 5, Joy Gardner, Winnie Mae Brown, Farrell Walker, and Paula Me-, X .NX Who's holding who? Billy Rogers, Lewis Ard, and Joe George seem to be very tangled up. Maybe Jerry Hazelwood and James Graham can help. This megaphone spurred the Yellow Jackets to vic tory after victory. I' daris.,1' , A5 ,I xl 4 h , , IA,.V W K Y ' ' ' A ' W .fi , I QB- ? 5 Q G 5 lf was J i Y KY Y, A , , ' W 'x , . . w ' f l , ' fe it 4' .- If K.- ' 9 4, ax w x at ' J ' For the first time in the CHS the yells were led by all girl cheerleaders. However, Nancy Johnson, Becky Walls, Chris, Sunderman, Pam Gray, and Joyce Bishop demonstrated their unlimited ability for the task. 94 Looking right into the camera are Jean Dyer and Jan Johnson. They seem to be having a hearty meal with friends. ' r J Assembled and ready to go are the members of the Senior social club DEB. Seventeen of the eighteen members are present for their party. For the first time in CHS history, a Christmas tree was decorated in Barton House. This tree was gaily decorated by Billye Joyce Coleman, Betty Yater, Linda Hutson, Carolyn Amold, Judy Doud, and Sharon McG1asson. Adance session in the middle of the night appears to be this scene. Enthusiastic part- ners are Brenda Barnett, Dianne Edwards, Judy Lee, and Betty Stinson. Stopping on the roadside for some lunch on the way to Falfurrias are Janice Baker, Adrian Clements, Martha Walls, Jackie Daniel, Don Case and Mike McNeel. Who is this cute couple performing at one of the Friday pep rallies? Could it be Brenda Smith and Linda Hill? 95 ,N . .W 'sb xdu aux One bold, and two shy girls pose in frontofrhepicture-box, the camera. The bold is Kay Sanders, and the two shy are Martha Walls and Pam Baker. s.. 7' Mr. Sam Boyd, former coach at Baylor University, speaks at one of the pep rallies. Everyone enjoyed his inspiring talk. 9 . Jf2'1'Y ,xii-42ffif+f 'f'q mf mmf Lrg M IAQ,- Saturday is such a wonderful day, thinks these five CHS students. Having a good time are Annelle Whitehouse, Jackie Daniel, Mike Mc- Neel, Adrian Clements, and Don Case. Enjoying a midnight snack are Janice Jowell, Brenda Barnett, Dianne Edwards, and Betty Stinson. 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N ..xf. ...Mr-.,ff .rm A . , we 4 , mi vw, , 1. , . ,7,,wgs,: .1 gl H ,, V 5 A ' ik, 1,2 1 W, Ji? 4. gfwg.2iefw,iyf,1-ff: E7f,55T23izf5..,-P ' If ,, ,,.,. . , . . fAQ.QMfmggQmrgrfzgzgggf-fi Zwxmf K im NA. 'Y Y 15 liz Q Mi!!! -Milf? IHWQMQMI I DON WINDHAM NANCY SOWELL M FPJWM IJHSQWWII Y JIMMY PARKER D IANNE S AND ERS 5874! -z?06'.4'0 ffffsfnfffv RONNIE ANDERSON PEGGY GRIFF ITH AMIIPJWMR fffwffm RONNY ELERSON C. 'Q-MAVQ. 'VVX-an.n.a.owvx, CHERYL MEACHAM i959 f?0f5M.'! !W!Z7?54kf , W, if Lf , nf V. ,f. 1 DOROTHY JACKSON Q AWWA? if PAULA WHITE 4, ,fm . ,' , r V, .' ' ' L E rj' KWIHHMK K' X ' J '51 .' -, ' u u ' 1 I ii X 1 ' f Sv-1 fx if 'Mitt XL, ff . xg Kira f ' DONNA WINDHAM Work is work, and must be done Yet as he works he has his fun. Industrious is the word that describes Clay Boston. Clay makes excellent grades and is a member of the National Honor Society. He has been on the Annual Staff for two years and has the privilege of serving as Editor for this 1960 Santa Fe Trail. His ability for leadership is exemplified by the fact that he is serving as President of the Math Club. For every why she has a wherefore, Which will send her through success's door. Making her second appearance in Who's Who this year is Betty McFarren. A high grade av- erage has earned her membership in the Na- tional Honor Society and Future Teachers of America. Working as a library assistant and servingon the Annual Staff as House Represen- tative for twoyears, she has displayed her ver- satility as well as ability in everything she is asked to do. l'10 -Q A good sport always plays the game, No matter what happens, he will be the same. AL l The other Junior appearing in Who's Who this year is N Timmy Doerr. He maintains a high scholastic aver- i age and is a member of the National Honor Society. , Timmy is an outstanding athletic, having participated in football, basketball, and baseball the last three years. His outstanding personality makes him a fa- , vorite around CHS. rt' Liked by kids, as her offices tell, Q Dear to the teachers and students as well. , M4 wg i A KJ 4 'i .e Serving as Student Council President this year is Daisianne Davis. She is also a member of the Yapper Staffand has been on the Annual Staff for two years. As a result of maintaining a high scholastic average she has earned a membership in the National Honor Society. Her outstanding personality has made her a favorite among students and teachers. i On the basis of leadership, personality, scholarship, and promise of future worth, these When in the class or in the hall, With a cheery smile, he greets us all. students were selected to appear in Who's Who. The method ofselection is by votes cast by the faculty members. Athletic, witty, and full of fun, He's made a friend of everyone Too much praise cannot be given to David McWil- l liams. He has distinguished himself in the classroom as well as on the football field. His many activities include: President of the Senior Class, National Honor Society, A. B. C. Club and a Student Council mem- ber. He is an All-State center andaScho1asticA1l- American. A cheerful heart, a cheerful smile, Larry Savage has used his talents as well as his personality to make himselfa prominent mem- ber of the C. H. S. student body. He is an ac- tive member ofthe National Honor Society and Key Club. Larry has served as Business Manager of the Annual Staff for two years. Students as well as teachers admire him for his versatility. A loyal leader and excellent friend. An earnest worker and true to the end. ' 1 A charm of friendship all the while. V J l One of the two Juniors appearing in Who's Who this year is Jeannette Elmore. Being an enthusiastic mem- ber ofthe Student Council and the Future Homemakers of America, Jeannette has served C. H. S. well. She has displayed her talent in the field of journalism by serving as assistant editor of the Yapper this year. Her winning smile and charming manner make her liked by everyone. 'Ll Combined wit and charm have madejgnjl- 1-llgonhacongenialfavorite around C. H. S. Ser- ving as President of the Key Club, Don has faithfully fulfilled his duties as a leader. He was selected to attend the Key Club Interna- tional Convention in Toronto, Canada last summer. Don has served on the Yapper Staff one year, and been an active member of the Student Council and Student Forum. .111 NANCY JOHNSON Addams House Yea Jackets, let 's go! This was the enthusiastic cry of the Cleburne High School cheerleaders as they did an excellent job boosting school spirit during the 1959 foot- ball season. CHS had a change in cheer- leaders this year when six girls, two elected from each girls' house, replaced the three girls and three boys of previous years. Their COLOR YELL Yea Black! Yea Gold! Yea Jackets! Let's Go! S f ,nfl rv ff i JOYCE BISHOP Addams House MISS IEANETTE BARKETT CHRIS SUNDERMAN 112 Sponsor Barton House riff! many duties include leading yells at pep rallies and football games, painting posters, decorating the goal posts, and encouraging a good relationship between schools. Each cheerleader must be a junior or senior with a good scholastic average and must be a good citizen. VICTORY Victory, Victory Is our cry V-I-C-T-O-R-Y Will we win it? Well, I guess Victory, Victory Yes, Yes, Yes PAM GRAY Willard House Cas BECKY SUE WALLS Barton House M JAN JOHNSON Willard House Jan Johnson, Becky Walls, Nancy Johnson, o ce Bis Pam Gray and Chris Sunderman take time out before a pep rally to pose for our photographer . 113 up MQW DAVID MCWILLIAMS 114 1 . .f M , - . .M . . J . f 'A , .4 J 1 f ,. X, ,w gm, X' .' W'.' 6 Q, fl? 6 X , 1? Q2 x Qf 0 gf W 1-, 1,q f Q 'YI-pp Gly 2' '51 7' XA 021, Q P C' V 4 A ' ' X , ,.. .P P 4, ,-?'Xf'f'fl'! 1! Gy .P s if md! Cr .J N V -,., iwAf'.Cf 6 . I ,P A . ' TQ 9 4- 5 ' ..J.gf,'f ' mx. D - , ,f if L5 .Qf 4,4-Q '54 ,, V ,, , a! .,, I , .X f 1 : ,DA1js,1Ag1NEDnAv1s4 , ., , 1 , 1 'Sf' 1' A F V Hr-' 5 V Wx . 51 . h ' ' if ,Q 5 f .-g91fA,,q, w I A E 'nf' I . 1 , wxwgviwj ?,fi5?f'fi'f fi 1g.f 'f'f 5-fu it .M , J . wp, wayne e V it , J si!9f'iZ,ip0,fx!'0JfYJ ' 61? MOST ATHLETIC MOST AMBITIOUS udy Davenport and Doug Shouse Myra Sowell and Don Ellysou SMILES FAVORITE TEACHERS MOST TALENTED Sandy Epperson and Albert Archer Mrs. Betty Jo Knox Leta Huneycutt and Larry Savage Coach Aulton Durham 9 ei M BBS :Ch 511' T' D C6 1,651 ix Pxogu Pf 7 C01-zine HSKHQCERS ix 3 Uck Qax Haivuo A MCCQ11 X 5, u 41 ,, X: MUSCLES AND CURVES MOST BEAUTIFUL ANDETY' BEST DRESSED Cecil Evans and Dorothy Jackson MOST HANDSOME-EI Anne Turner and Chet Odom Pam Gray and Jahllnywlfllgve 116 'Y A' -' A f SQXRX eww ,' ,IL 4 1 BEST ,AQOL ann A Z 4 kg ,f Pat H , PERS OST SC TOYNM 1 Y ' -' amlffon ONALITY YA and i l A Y ff' h ' a17d 'f O0 K ' , f 'II . V J 9 b Q San gohns A V I ,, Q V fl ,K j 3 i55,1P3,kS 4 , A V' 1 J A ff , n .2 . f I 'ri Y f ' V f J f' 1 '., j! ,I 'I I Fjugffq. I. MOST FLIRTATIOUS I SCOTCHMAN AND GOLDDIGGER SHOW-OFF 5iM9-T Anne Rawlins Bill Cohen Tommy Benrle Q., , Y Y Y Warren Thetford Kay Caldwell Chris Sunderman f,fl4'i 'fi M !M'l0R NI!! Pkffflfi ..... rw. Q gk QQ ix 1 Wk, ' J UL 1.1 , fd Kr ,f rv , 1 fi ,f Miss Goodin ..... Mrs. Clendenning .... Miss Oglivie ..... Mr. Barker ....... Coa ch, Gu thrie.,. ,-.. Mr. Lundquisr. . . . Pamela' Jones ..... Buzz Bailey .... Shalimar Ames. . . Midge Murphy. . . . . Faversham Lightly .... Tallulah Ploetz .... dlonaldigassoon. . . Miss Dill. .S IK. .'. . Tick Tok .... .. Mrs. Ratchet ..... Elmer B. Ames. . . Linda Hill . . . . . . Judy Davenport Sharon McG1asson . . . . Walter Kennon . . . . . .Jimmy Wiray . Q-If .Don Ellysou . . . Daisianne Davis . . . Larry Savage Dawn Rone . . . Chris Sunderman . . . David McMinn ......Pam Gray . . . lohnnyefmve ... .. Linda Bailey Kenneth Howard Annrlghnson. . .Taifries Graham Probably every high school student has dreamed of being principal for a day. And the dream comes true for Pamela Jones when circumstances propel three students into the temporary roles of principal, vice-principal, and school sec- retary at Ames High School. It all begins because Principal Lundquist just has to be away to speak at the State Principals' convention. Miss Dill, schoolsecretary, hasaterrible cold and insists on going home for the day. The vice-principal, Mr. Obermayer is con- fined to bed with a high fever. Then it is that pompous Mr. Ames, school board president, steps in and decrees that the student council officers shall take over the running of the school for the day. A Pamela--as acting-principal--gets off toabad start when, in trying to buzz for the janitor, she rings the fire alarm bell instead. Then she has to decide whether to stand behind an unpopular teacher and whether to keep the school's star athlete out of the State Basketball Tournament. Not the least of Pam's worries is good-natured Buzz Bailey, acting vice-principal, who grandly advises a gossipy student that there is to be no more homework! Then rhere's a would-be student, Faversham Lightly, Jr. , who would rather sleep than eat--and spends most of his time doing one or the other. To add to Pam's many problems, the home ec teacher is lateg and Shalimar Ames, Pamela's detested rival, turns on her honeyed charm to lure the reluctant Buzz into taking over the class--with some truly astonishingresults. And finally, with the schoolplay, Rusty Wings, scheduled to open this very night, the acting- principal loses the key to the trunkful of costumes. However, the many complications are convincingly resolved before the final curtain, Shalimar's efforts to implicate Pam in the robbery of the play-ticket money are exposed, much to the dismay of Shalimar's pompous father. Rusty Wings --takes a surprising flight of success. And even the audience finds itself playing a part i roceedings. Z MW 1 7 lip f 4 I :fi ,f ,ZX-JI. fAwZ1A!6,,lQ,4Y! ,f iff :ff I wish my knees would stop shakimzglxg What's happening to my voice? X- think Sharon McGlasson, Barbara Clements, Jean Dyer, Q3'ig5l'TlTEQ Davis, and Billy Cohen, ft5EEftff'f Betty McFar -- al1CYs,lNflE.vl'y'if-t gggrzine, anqLD.on.... fto ltli-i ,rigqSuni 'q L, man, Ann King, ,Dawn Rone, Shir- ley Matthews, Judyyllkienport, and ottom leftjg Beverly Starnes, Manilynxljlill, Mary Lou Piott, Kay Iacks5liI iST1san Sansom, and David McMinn, fbottom rightj. Hey! Is this team loyalty? It seems that some of the loyal Yellow Jacket fans had rather pose for our pho- tographer than watch the Breckenridge game. What about this, Janice Baker, Martha Walls, Jeannette Elmore, Sue Ferris, and Jimmy Wray? All the way, Big Team, all the way, was the chant of the Cleburne High students, as they watched the 1959 Cleburne Yellow Jackets gain the title of STATE CO-CHAMPS 3-AAA. This was one of the exciting scenes of the Cleburne-Brenham game, with Albert-Archer, Stephen Lee, Buck McCall, and Timmy Doerr in action. 120 - X ffixvili 9 J l p t mffm M V tif' It looks as if the CHS annual staff dominated this scene at the Falfurrias pep rally, which was held at the train station before the Yellow Jackets left for the home of the fighting Jerseys. Co-editor of the Yapper, Pat Perry, is pictured with annual staffers Jean Dyer, Rosemary Paterson, and Daisianne Davisl. 2 3 I ,NJ YL-1 ' Vi 1 .X . if 1 JH! 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The Class Editors are Jean Dyer and Rosemary Pater- son. 122 Qpdzp Myra Sowell and Pam Rogers are the Club Editors . N I The Editor of the Sports section is Charles Winter. '5uif4a y.rIP4 Larry Savage 15 the Business Manager for the , and Bill Hallman is the photographer. 'f-4 Betty McFarren, Linda Bailey, and Billyloyce Coleman are the House Representatives. ' A? P We W Representing the boys houses as Annual Rep- resentatives are Mike Booth, Doyle Hill, and Ronnie Keith. Mrs. Cruce ,, is the sponsor .. its M NFS? ' iv A '29 Y v ' 'QE V53 X - e X' fm E My l 1' mf fffwfrffwfff t 1 1 X - I tx ' X ' y , X' X l Phala Williams, Mary Anne Raw ma Shenkir, Ruth Ann Johnson-,P David Morgan, Beverly Starnes, Brenda Stinson, Doug Shous' 'a Caldw , Chris Sunderman, and Suzanne Friou. These first year Journalism students constitute the majority of exchange assistants and circulation assist- ants. Exchange requires promptness on the student in order to keep informed with other schools. Circula- V tion is an equa ly ipllpartxchth AP apper existence. f A A . f . J QU. if QU' 2wLUf,b0 , uf a lqtkgrf, Jim 5 i MU? .000 t QHQ' ' fi ,L CW fi VW ' , t Llwggiiil I The Yellow Jacket Yapper has been known as always having a good sports section in years past. Sports editor, Henry Perkinsghis assist- ant, Glenda Gibsong and other sports writers, Chet Odom, Charles Chapman, and Judy Davenport, and Tommy Bentley, have kept the old tradition. Bill Hallman provides the Yapper with pictures. , i -rfzfrmf .mcxff mme? mfr xx ' - V , 1 . V. L , Q The second year staffof the Yapper consist! of Judy' fluckabee, Feature Editor: Genesa Smith, Circulation Managerg Leta Honeycutt, Column Editorg Carnelia Stanfield, Exchange Editorp Marilyn Hill aniigaigergf ,..gO'EQit, to1?TfIeannette Elmore, a first year stud ent? 'isnthe Assistant Editor. The sponsor of the Yellow Jacket Yapper is Mrs. Betty Jo Knox. J I ,, V x,v - I ,. . jd it 'C' ,X '17 nuff, FW Ljgkyllf' J ,ff 41 pf The art talent of the cartoonist is 'vidj in each issue. The cartoonists include Joyeeq ' o , Rosellen Kerr, Becky Walls, and Etlfafwalls. Sincehigh school students are buyers of many things local merchants have to sell, the Advertising managers: Linda Coulston, Dorothy Jackson, and Susan Sansom have the responsibility of bringing the buyer and the seller together. Dawn Rone, Beverly Yater, Linda Hill, and Daisianne Davis are the Feature writers whose duty it is to liven up the news pages with stories of special interest. Mary Corzine, Pam Gray, and Ann Tumer are the colum- nists who impart humor, wisdom, and infor- mation to the readers in a distinctive man- ner. A ,iff f' 1 I Sdn 1,4 c' ii Barham, Jenibeth ' o o ermeyer, Linda Boles, Gary Boog-Scott, Iohn Bridwell, Johnny Case, Patricia Cooke, Ina Lee Hill Marllyn Johnson, Lanman, Neal Matthews, Tony Parks, Robert Perry, Pat,-,1,IfI,f1?1 Ra'wlinsf7'lvlary Anne ShaiFCEo'ly'nN' T' Slawson, Elaine Smith, Brenda Stanfield, Camellia Wade, Harriet 3ALalLs-,-Becky 5 Walls, Martha Walling, Jerry Ward, Shelia West, Linda White, Paula Dietrich, Prissy F- Ta'rr ' A ,-S 6103 ,417 ,419 F659 Mfffwf Modern art was to this study. The and things of a less The Art club enjoyed 1 Q' xx 'xt' 'X Martha Walls ----------------------------- President Robert Parks ------ Becky Sue Walls ---- Tony Matthews ---- ce Bisho - - - - - - Vice- President ---- -- --Secretary - - - - - -Treasurer Reporter serious stud for thi ' 1 y s year s art c ub Every meeting was devoted included guest speakers chalk talks a puppet show nature. social functions, one in the winter and one in the spring I, .vu ' , X ff!! L X fi! R . , .f f' fy, i I p 1 i 'f li-X, X fl' John Boog- Scott was elect ed the Art Club Beau 126 l U f A ,E Px?4Wl'z?fs' IIIRWIW6 BY ,91?!Af6 The Distributive Education Club always manages to keep busy in many worthwhile activities. As one of the club projects this year they sponsored the World Clothing Week. They also compiled, published and sold the Student Directory. Since all work and no play makes life dull, the D. E. Club enjoyed the annual Distributive Education- Employ- er-Employee Banquet. Allen, Johnny Bicknell, Melvin Borden, Wilson Elliott, Brenda Garrett, Wesley George. Kenneth Gibbs, Mickey Helms, Carolyn Johnson, Albert Johnson, Vernon Keesee, Tommy Mullins, Jackie Nutt, Charles Shelton, Robert Skiles, Charles Thacker, Donald Trussell, Alvin West, Richard Whitt, Mary Beth Wood, Harlow Worlow, Donald ,I ,A Robert Shelton -------------------------- President O 0 Johnny Allen --- Jackie Mullins ---- Q Kenneth George ---- Charles Nutt ----- 0 S '36 ca l c A 5 1, Qbl 9 ' it 1 :C- Q J' f v if 9 e ' el 4 Wilson Borden ---- - --- Vice-President ------ Secretary ------ Treasurer --------- Reporter - - - - -Parliamentarian Armstrong, June Bennet, David Bowden, Lloyd Bradbury, Dick Brenfs, Joe Brewer, Don Browder, Charlotte Bruner, Gary Buckner, Barbara Clancy, Tim Cardan, Louise Cole, Joe Bailey Craig, Eddie Darnell, Layne Damell, Lynn Fields, Roger Floyd, Lynda WMMv'M'6 Ullflfffr? U71 - Geeo, Mary Ann Glenn, Carol Ann Glenn, Jimmie Rae Griffin, Drue Griffin, Nelda Grigsby, Bobby Gumfory, Patsy Howerh, Glenda Hutcherson, Ray Hutchison, Jimmy Jackson, Kay Johnson, J. B1 Johnson, Judy Jones, Sam Kemp, Sybil Kinser, Bettye Long, Gary McBride, Virginia Martin, John Moeller, Virginia Morris, Sidney Morgan, Martha Nelson, John Pearce, Jerry Renfro, Lexie Reynolds, Billy Ricketts, Garland Rose, Gary Schlieper, Paul Shannon, Mary Underhill, Ginger VanderLaan, Sally Walls, Larry e o Q QFX ull! f' I X-,W X 'W ear af f v :S ' ,S X, A J la. ' - X A ,GX The Majorettes for the Yellow Jacket Band, kneeling left to right, are Jimmie Rae Glenn, Charlotte Browder Carol Ann Glenn, and Sybil Kemp, and Martha Morgan, drum-major. FH! 5440 P JF!! Mr' This year the Clebume High School band has added much in the activities of C. H. S. Participating in all the halftimes, the band hasbecomea colorful part of the football games. At the Marching Contestin Mexia, the C. H. S. band won first in in- spection and second in marching in the AAA division. One of the main events of the year in the band's activities is the Band Banquet in May. At this time awards and trophies are presented to the senior members. Elected Band Sweetheart for this year was Martha Morgan. Lana Rawlins was chosen sweetheart of the club this year. Activities ofthe club included various projects such as entering the' State and National Chapter Contest, the State and National Farm SafetyContests,the Livestock and Poultry Judging Contest, and the Leadership Contest. The mem- bers also enjoyed a Christmas party this year., '2':v+ We Af' , -.F fe 0 'Q -ea ar 44 Jon Justice -- Jerry Mann--- Don Gill ----- Alvin Black ----- ------ President --- Vice-President ----- Secretary --- -- Treasurer Darrell Martin ------------ -------'-- R 3 P Orrer fggqff x 'V' 271 3? W X NW ,As- Q94 gg PEL, B nl ' 2 U .al-.,. . ,l'f,,?,,,,, -gg xg.. Mhhw 'U ffl X ' 'D ' ' , W , ,X 4 ii? J' L Allen, Billy Bailey. Jimmy Black, Alvin Boatright, Don Carlock, Charles Choate, Bobby Choate, Truman Covington, Don Davis, Bobby Dempsey, Robert Fowler, Clifford Fowler, Maxie Gill, Don Haley. W.T. Hall, Charles Hall, Paul Harless, Joe Hart, Jimmy Hasty, Johnny Holland, Ben Howard, Kenneth Jones, Slider Keith, Emmett King, John A LaLone, Eddie Lilly, Billy Mann, Jerry Marlin, Ronny Martin, Darrell Massengale, Eugene Millikan, Leon Mullen, Paul Ownbey, Kennetl' Phillips, Mike Rice, Don Richards, Kenneth Robinson, Melvin Shaw, Mike Stanley, George Thomas, Paul Tucker, Jack Tutt, Ronny Watson, Bob Ed Wilkerson, Charles 131 i D ..'shQHL OJ The committee thatplanned the Yearbook was com- posed of Jeanette Elmore, Glenda Gibson, Mary Ann Ball, Dianne Gibson, Bonnie Allen, Vicki Blumfield, and Jeanette Halstead. Junior Officers were: Jeannette Halstead - Vicki Brum field ------ Sara Thomas ----- - ------ President - - ------- Vice-President - - - - - -------------- - Secretary Sandra Huckabee --------- ----------- ------ T r easurer Mary Nell Fletcher-- ----- ----- ----------- Re p orter Carolyn Keesee - - ---- ---- - - - ------- Historian Adrian Clements - - - Kathy Southerland - - - -- -- - -- -- Parliamentarian -- ---------- Sergeant-at-Arms ,tffh U I L f. V' Members who ha each year at Valr Leta Huneycu kir, Janice Brenda in F. H. A. for four years are honored They are Genesa Smith, Linda West, Bailey, Oneita Forsythe, Norma Shen- Evelyn Bowles, Lutrecia Greeson, and pg' 132 Albert Archer was selected by the Senior F. H. A. as their Beau. Awffiiwfffki' 4 Acosta, Faye Adair, Charlotte Allen, Bonnie Allen, Linda Anderson, June Bailey, Linda Ball, Mary Ann Baker, Roma Baker, Sandra Barham, Jenibeth Bayless, Marlene Bell, Linda Brichfield, Janice Blackman, Irene Bleimeyer, Linda Boatright, Janice Bouldin, Barbara Bowles, Evelyn Bratcher, Beverly Brown, Sherry Brumfield, Vicki Bryant, Mary Campbell, Mary Ann Cathey, Eizabeth Chandler, Francine Cheek, Wanda Choate, Gwen Clements, Adrian Cooke, Ina Lee Coulston, Linda Craft, Loretta Davis, Barbara Davis, Stevie Deering, Sara Dickey, Wileta Doud, Judy Driver, Paula Dwyer, Joan Dyer, Dorothy Eaton, Patricia Edmonds, Jane Edwards, Dianne Elder, Linda Elmore, Jeannette Fletcher, Marinel Ford, Gail Forsythe, Oneita Frazier, Marsha Garrett, Gloria Gay, Teresa Gibson, Diane Gibson, Glenda Gill, Carol Gilley, Lana Greeson, Lutrecia Groves, Jan Halstead, Jeanette Hamilton, Pat Hammond, Marilyn Hanson, Kay Harper, Pat Hart, Jackie Hill, Marilyn Hill, Patsy Hill, Sandra Hodges, Shirley Holder, Lanell Hood, Martha Howard, Gloria Howell, Helen Huckabee, Sandra Hughes, Alma Huneycutt, Leta Hutson, Linda Jackson, Dorothy Johnson, Ann Johnson, Charlotte Johnson, Janell Johnson, Jean Anne Johnson, Ruby Johnson, Shirley Jones, Ann Jones, Linda Jones, Sue Jowell. Charlyn Jowell. Janice Keesee, Carolyn Kinser. Kay Kirkpatrick, Sue at - ', :f:ff'fZf555i lf' .. , ' f fi ? -' .,, , ff +7-f ,xg ,, . ,.. .:,r- . it L iss- , it '23 rretsfsrfs., .- away 'sw' 1: of fees, as: 1 r is an 5 -tram.-rf ,Q 5 11212 1,-,lv 'frlf '- ' -- A- grrsisrs as I ' Ronny Ellerson was elected the Junior Beau for the Junior F. H. A. These girls celebrated F. H. A. Week in various ways: Elizabeth Cathey, Barbara Bouldin, Linda Bell, Jean- nette Halstead, Frances Waldrip, Jeannete Elmore, Pat Hamilton, Betty Yater, Ann Johnson, Lana Gilley, Linda Love, Bonnie Allen, and Sandy Hill. WMf?A 0W 5!61W IIN! F FRIIIIWG J J J Lain, Peggy , Langston, Lou Ellen y Linton, Gloria i Longoria, l-lortense , Love, Laura Lou Love, Linda J McBride, Virginia McConathy, Donna N McCoy, Sheri V McDaniel, Doris , McElroy, Doris Meals, Charlotte Miles, Cindy Miller, Jimmie Moore, Patricia Paddy, Judy Kay Perkins, Annalee Perkins, Cheryl Perry, Cynthia J Perry, Pat Pettigrew, Elaine Peugh, Dorothy Porter, Elsie Powell, Freddie.-ni Preston, Aubrilyn Ransom, Dixie Rawlins, Lana L Reagan, Ann Reed, Barbara Reid, Virginia Rice, Dorine Rice, Mary Sue Suzanne Rich, Richmond, Jacksie Roden, Dorothy Rutherford, Nola Sanderson, Martha Sheffield, Beverly Shelly, Sharon Shenkir, Norma Smith, Bertie Smith, Genesa Southerland, Kathy Spenser, Lorene Stepp, Delores Steele, Annetta Sandra Steward, Stewart, Katherine Stewart, Patricia 52-EX-, Stinson, Stinson, Brenda Thomas, Sarah Thompson, Ruth Ann Vander Lann, Sally Wade, Harriet Wadlinton, Forestine Waldrip, Frances Walker, Hersheline Wallen, Jackie Walling, Shirley Walraven, Judy Wentworth, Gloria West, Glynda West, Judy West, Linda Westerman, Alita Weyandt, Evelyn Whitehouse , Annelle ' Whitt, Eileen Williams, Beverly Williams, Fairy Williams, Kathy Williams, Lanell Wilson, Llanea Woodard, Sharon Worlow, Linda Wright, Donna Young, Darla Yater, Betty J' L7 , , ,, The Christmas and Valentine arti s were planned by the Social Committee composed of Forr e Wadling ton, Beverly Bratcher? Lanell Williams, Sue Kirkland, Linda Bailey, Pat ,f-A Per ,fBaula Driver, Judy Garrett, Bonnie Allen, Marilyn Hill, Nat-reg!!! 'atherine Stewart. Roll Checkers and Senior Officers this year were: Bonnie Allen -------------------------- President Mary Ann Ball - - - - ----- ---- - - Vice-President Linda Love ---- - ---- Parliamentarian Lanell Holder- -- -------------------- Reporter Linda Allen ------ ---------------- - - Treasurer Linda Bailey ------- ----------------- S ecretary V Brenda Stinsch ----------------- Sergeant-at-Arms Sara Deering, Teresa Gay, Linda West, Nola Ruther- ford, and Onieta Forseythe. I wi, 133 . . if I 5191! Mk 6055? f!A76'zWM9' QUJIIUII Sandy Epperson ----------------------- President Myra Sowell ---- --- -- -- Vice-President Betty McFarren- - - Jean Dyer ------ - - - - - -Secretary -- --- --- Treasurer Beverlyja ter- - - - - 1: - -, : - -,- ge: - -, Repforteg Judy Davenport ------ -- - Sergeant at Arms Pat Hamilton, a senior and a two- year member was elected Sweet- heart of the Club. Members: Anderson, Angela Arnold, Carolyn Baker, Janice Baker, Pam Ball, Mary Ann Bankston, Becky Barnett, Brenda Barnett, Jo Ann Caldwell, Kay Coulston, Linda Credeur, Marie Dahn, Sheron Davenport, Judy Doud, Judith Dyer, Jean Dyer, Rhonda Elmore, Jeannette Epperson, Sandy Gibson, Glenda Goad, Linda Hamilton, Pat Harvey, Sonja Hutson, Linda Jackson, Nancilu Jones, Sue Kerr, Rosellen Progressive Teaching is the theme for Kinser, Kay Lee, Judy Lightfoot, Wanda McFarren, Betty Matthews, Shirley Moore. Nancy Morrow, Anita Paterson, Rosemary Powell, Freddie Ann Ritchmond, Jacksie Sanders, Kay Sanson, Susan Smyth, Patti Sowell, Myra Stinson, Betty Sunderman, Chris Taylor, Nan Williams, Phala ..,,...--gqgvceol-i Yater, Betty Y3tsJ:...Be:Lf:.:l-y SPONSOR: Mrs. Jane Jones F. T. A. this year Thehighlights of the social activities of the year include the State F. T. A. Convention and the spring picnic. Many inter- esting programs, and actual practice teaching, furnish many of the activities of the club. Several movies concerning the problems of teaching were shown to the group. 134 1' IEWRY Aff! tl5M'iZ' Ziff!!! 15' 59157 !6'l!Af'5'! Billye Joyce Coleman ------------------ President Carolyn Galbraith ----- --- Vice-President Betty McFarren ---- -------- S ecretary Pam Rogers ----- ---------- R eporter Lanell Holder ------- --------- H istorian H .'1.. The President of the Club, Billye Joyce Coleman, was elected sweet- heart this year. -- --- Parliamentarian Berry, Dianne Birchfield, Bonnie Bunyard, Joy Coleman, Billye Joyce Doud, Judith Galbraith, Carolyn Gumfory, Patsy Hester, Johnnie Holder, Lanell McFarren, Betty Pettigrew. Elaine Pou, Carol Ann Rogers, Pamela Runnels, Barbara Sigler, Sarah Waldrip, Frances Wilmeth., Sylvia Worlow, Linda The Library Assistants made two trips this year in leaming more about library science. The trips took them to Arlington to the District VII meeting, and the other was to Houston for state annual convention of the TALA. Officers of the JCL include: Consuls--Aubrilyne Preston and Don Windhamg Pro-consuls--Rosemary Paterson and Stephen Lee, Scribae- -Nancy Sowell and Jacquelyn Walleng Nuntiae--Becky Bankston and Jeannette Elmore: Quaestor--Freddy McFarreng Pho- tographers--Jane Craghead and Bill Hallman. The Social Committee, which planned the fall social, consists of Judy Granger, Gloria Whitworth, Jackie Wallen, Sarah Sigler, Becky Bankston, Mike Hopkins, Jimmy Parker, BarryJackson, and Jim Harris. 136 .Z 42 I. INR!! Programs are furnished by the Program Committee, Frances Waldrip, Sharon Renfro, Elaine Hanna, Billy Hallman, John James, Joy Bunyard, Mary Corzine, Lewis Ard, Pat Williams, Billy Mustin, and Rosemary Paterson. Typists for the JCL include: Myra Sowell, Susie Fine, PeggyG1-iffith, Jeannette Elmore, Patti Smyth, Becky Bankston, Daisy Davis, and Skippy Stewart. Scrapbook Committee, which compiles the yearly scrapbook, is made up of Lanell Holder, Kay Sanders, Beverly Yater, Jane Craghead, Danny Howard, Barry Jackson, Carol Pou, Mary Lou Piott, Sharon Shelley, Sylvia Wilmoth, Nancy Sowell, and Barbara Huck- abee. Cohen, Billy Glenn, Carol Jackson, Nancilu Paterson, Rosmary f6ffrG3n,'Brenda 's Allen, Freddy iff!! 6? LJSKW ,Xl Sweetheart this year was Pam Gray. Projects are made by the Projects Committee of Jane Craghead, Judy Stricklin, Mary Lou Piott, Ann Stewart, Joe Bailey Cole, Freddy McFarren, Danny Howard, and Larry Jordan. f- , . ,l 'P fha! Many pieces of art are done by the Art Committee composed of Judy Granger, Jeannette Elmore, Teresa Gay, Carol Dawn Conway, Sandy Epperson, Larry Walls, Jeannette Halstead, Joe Bailey Cole, Lexie Renfro, Rosellen Kerr, Jane Craghead, Judy Johnson, Dawn Rone, and Nan Taylor. Correspondence is completed by the Public Relations Committee which consists of Carol Pou, Patricia Leck, Jimmy Doerr, Ronnie Anderson, Billy Frazier, Lewis Ard, Carolyn Hutson, Jane Patrick, Robert Wallace, Jo Ann Taylor, Sam Boyd, and Linda Kyle. Anderson, Angela Anderson, Robert Anderson, Ronnie Anderson, Vance Applegate, Curtis Ard, Lewis Armstrong, June Baker, Janice Baker, Pam Bankston, Becky Barr, Sammy Bigham, Wayne Bodine, Danny Boyd, Sam Bratcher, Ronnie Brown, Jimmy Brown, Verl Bruner, Gary Bryan, Michael Bunyard, Joy B s Robert Case, a Chapman, Charles Chaney, Jerry Clements, Adrian Cole, Joe Bailey Coleman, Billie Joyce Coleman, Myrtis Conway, Bill Conway, Carol Dawn Conway, Carolyn Cooke, Jimmy Corzine, Mary Covington, James Craghead, Jane Crawford, Kenneth Daniel, Jackie Daniel, Susan Davis, Barbara Davis, Daisianne Doerr, Fred Doerr, Jimmy Elmore, Jeannette Elrod, Truman Epperson, Sandy Fine, Susie Frazier, Billy Friou, Suzanne Fullerton, Kirk Galbraith, Carolyn Gay, Teresa Goodale, Chilton Granger, Judy Gray, Pam Griffith, Paul Griffith, Peggy Guinn, John Hair, Rick Hallman, Billy Halstead, Jeannette Hanna, Elaine Hanson, Kay Harris. Jim Harris, Lana Jo Hayes, Gary Hazlewood, Jerry Hill, Sandra Holder, La Nelle Hopkins, Michael House, Sheliah Howard, Danny Huckabee, Barbara Hudson, Ronny Hurd, Joyce Ann Hutson, Carolyn Jackson, Barry James. John Johnson, Judy Jordan, Larry Kellam, Jack Kemp, Sybil Kerr, Rosellen King, John Ed Kyle, Linda Leck, Patricia Lee, Stephen Love, Johnny Luther, Deloris Mcl-'arren, Betty Patrick, Jane Payne, Glen Piott, Mary Lou Pipes, Suzanne Pou, Carol Ann Price, Gary Preston, Aubrilyne Pritchard, Victor Reagan, Ann Renfro, Lexie Renfrow, Sharon Reynolds, Billy Rodin, Ronnie McFarrenf Freddy ,QJQJ-Je, Dawn McNeel, Mike Martens, Lynn Matlack, Virginia Matthew, Shirley Miller, Robert Mims, Jo Anne Mingus, William Morrow, Anita Mustin, Billy Newsom, Kenneth , Odom, Chet K 'SarElers. 'Kay Sansom, Susan Schorr, Mary Shelley, Sharon Sigler, Sarah Simpson, Andy Smyth, Patti Sowell, Charles Sowell, Myra Sowell, Nancy Stewart, Ann Iackgon' Kay V Parlier, Jimmy Stewart, Skippy 'Sfficklim Judy Taylor, Jo Anne Taylor, Nan Terry, Odell Vereen, Larry Waldrip, Frances Wallace, Robert Wallen. Jacfluelin Walls, Larry Ward, Sheila Watson, Don West, Glynda White, Suzy Whitwurth, Gloria Williams, Pat Wilmeth, Sylvia Windham, Don Winter, Charles Winter, Jimmy Yater Beverl Yeary, onad Young, Darla ' , g if Sharon McGlasson, a Senior, was elected Bowen' Steve C ' a rf' i V as the Student Forum Sweetheart. J Case, Patricia - A Y j ,ff f Chisholm, Karla Y! 1 ' Coleman, Billye Joyce ' ' ,.,,,, 7 V Davenport, Judy 7 wifi -' Dyer, Jean Q - DY25.t.B,9nda -J J T - gE.ll'yson1 Dona ., ' i 't if' X Giahanrfiames , V 5 l Y M ' Hamilton, Bin J ' , , , Hin' Linda Y , y iii 1 Linda H1ll,Pres1dentg Mcclasson, Sharon S - Myra Sowell, First Vice- mc-faffenb BCHY , g 9 ' Presidentg Patti Smyth,Second M2031 Duiirpgd a ,,.,,,. ,S g Vice-Presidentg Beverly Yater, Moore' Nancy S Corresponding Secretaryg Jean Dyer, Morton. Rhema Dell 1 Recording Secretaryg Susan Sansom, Reporterg Q Billy Hamilton, Treasurerg and Karla Chisholm, Shaw, Carolyn - Historian. Smyth, Patti l Sowell, Myra , 9 - The Student Yam- Bevan! P Forum, now in its second year, is known as a club of outstanding young Americans- -students who P have a genuine respect for the N Constitution of the United States and E . a deep sense of their responsibilities as ,u C A citizens of a great nation. g t Projects for the year included providing a guest speaker for the club, a special film, and the presentation of a book to the school library, and several social events. ,Wt ,4 VW,,,,, ,Rx t H .- Yvpg 138 In carrying out its purpose of service in both the school and the community, the Key Club has performed many worthwhile projects during the past year. These activities include: completing an all -school parking lot and sponsoring the annual Key Club Movie Day, the Key Club-Faculty basketball game, a Leadership Banquet, and the Homecoming bonfire. tv J 3-af ill 6496, Archer, Albert Ard, Lewis Booth, Mike Borden, Lonnie Brown, Verl Benson, Bob Chapman, J.T. Goodman, Tommy Hamilton, Billy James. John Key, Don Key, Jimmy Mason, Dan Mcliarren, Freddy Ottinger, Richard Parks, Billy Parker, Jimmy Perkins, Henry Reed, Jimmy Reid, James Rose, Gary Rone, Dawn 9 Chapman, Charles p , .... -- ............ president ' Crawford, Kenneth s--- - --------- Vice-President Q Cole' 192 Bailel' Robert Benson--- Q- - ------------- Secretary ' 6 gZ?r'.,JwnP N Jimmy Reed--- -- -- ------------ Treasurer Albert Archer- - ' --------- Sergeant-at-Arms 15 ef' Ronnie f., rf429 K J 'NSavage, Larry Shouse, Douglas Smith, Jerry Yeary, Speedy Younger, Steve Long, Gary Dawn Rone was elected the x Xl, J Key Club Sweetheart this year. 'f Allen, Bonnie Barr, Sammy Barker, Carol Bridwell, Johnny Cain, Doug Cheek, Wanda Cumbie, Marty Davis, Stevie Dawson, James Eubanks, Cheryl Faris, Jimmy Foote, John Foote, June Gill, Don Golleher, James Horton, Barbara Horton, Dyanne Harvey, Sonja Johnson, Bobby Johnson, Ruth An Il Jones, Charles K. Key, Gary Lain, Tommy Keith, Ronny King, Don Lawler, Betty Lou Love, Rhonda Mann, Tommy Martin, Ronald Matthews, Tony Moore, Durward Morgan, David Morton, Rhema Dell Moore, Nancy Nix, Edward Powell, Freddie Ann Rawlins, Mary Anne Starnes, Beverly W Taylor, Jane Thompson, Nadine Tribble, Ronny Wheat, Margie Williams, Sharon Winsett, Essie Wray, Jimmy Vanderland, Sally Zimmerman, Susan Tony Matthews ---------------------------------- President Bonnie Allen ---- ' Vice-President Margie Wheat - -- ------ Secretary Sonja Harvey -- ----- Treasurer JR ilffdklllf 6176? filffdkldlf AffW?W!f96 Among the activities the club enjoyed was having Mrs. Ruth Archer, former Cleburne High School teacher, as their guest speaker. She told them about the history of early Texas. The club also enjoyed a trip to San Antonio where they visited the Alamo and various missions of the city. K Q 1 , l. The Junior Historian Social Committee has contributed to the club by planning several in- teresting socials for the year. The committee is composed ofBonnie Allen. Jimmy Wray, Beverly Stames, Mary,Artne Rawlins, Rhonda Love, and Ruth Ann Johnson. C -C WT'- ' WWW' Dorothy Jackson Secretary-Treasurer A Norma Shenkir ---------- Reporter ff rf. H Zi' -A 4,4 Allen, Bonnie Bailey, Linda Ball, Mary Ann Barker, Carol Birchfield, Bonnie Borden, Jerry Bowles, Evelyn Cain, Douglas Clements, Barbara Coulston, Linda Curtis, Wanda D2,,Q 'v ,'Ell son Evans, Cecil Ferris, Kay Foote. June Harper, Pat Hill, Doyle' Hill, Linda N '--Hill, ,Marilyn Holden, Clifford Hood, Martha Horton, Dyanne Hunneyctmt Lew Q'Jackson, Dorothy items, 1555 Love, Laura Lou Manley, Iris McCall, Buck L M? A 0 ' Q! Meadows. Lonnie Miller, Jimmie Joyce Morton, Rhema Dell Q Pamell, Dai' CU C Perkins, Henry Perry, Pat Phillips, Nadine Powell. Freddie Ann Rawlins, Mary Aung' Reidf 'Linda' ' M W Rich, Suzanne Richmond, Jacksie Rutherford, Nola Shenkir, Norma Slawson, Elaine Smith, Charles Smith, Martha Strickland, Linda Talley, Paul Thetford, Warren Thompson, Nadine Vander Laan, Sally Walker, Karen Walling, Shirley Williams, Io Ann Williams, Phala Yater, Betty Yater, Robert Zimmerman, Susan MYII6 6' 08 0 V!!! I fifif F019 60:70 IW!! 6' This year the Music Club has made various trips to see operas, including a trip to Dallas to see The Barber of Seville. In each club meeting, good music appreciation hasbeen stressed to all the members. The taste and appreciation of music has been de- '2 veloped highly among the members of this organization. KZ sri, s 'AY' ,afxb w J,-J Planning the programs for each meeting has been the duty of the Program Committee. committee 15 made up of the followingggiindas Hill Norma Shenkir Rhema Dell Morton, Dbrothylackson Linda Bailey Leta Huneycutt, Don Ellyson Jerry Hinkle and Doug Cain. f KY' t, M 11 , N tl V 'f Wi fgdf if X si ,, . tt L 141 AMF! 61' 665 WQRK! 9lz'1'6!f1r'IZY M! 6 67fW .Cf Anderson, Angela Ard, Lewis Arnold, Carolyn Baker, Janice Bankston, Becky Berry, Dianne Booth, Mike Boston, Clay Bryan, Michael Chapman, J. T. Conway, Carol Dawn Crawford, Kenneth Fagan, Rondell Haas, Gary Hallman, Billy Head, Pat Herman, Higgins J a ckson: Johnson, Kellam tru .M xg' ., ! :B '- John Roy Nancilu Bobby Jack Kerr, Rosellen Key, Don Lee, Stephen Liser, Grant Matthews, Shirley Ann Montgomery, Mickey Morrow, Anita Paterson, Rosemary Piott, Mary Lou Rogers, Pam Sanders, Kay Sigler, Titus Swygert, John Tapp, Calvin Taylor, Jane Taylor, Nan Walls, Martha Wheat, Margie Whisenant, Patti White, Paulasue Wilmoth, Monty The main activities of the Math Club this year have included a trip to the State Fair at Dallas, and the annual sixth grade mathematics contest. K ,f 1 ,I .3 ,4,'iy', . ,ill i Nan Taylor was elect- ed sweetheart for this 5 . fy if Clay Boston - - 7 ------- President Jack Kellam pf- - - -- Vice-President Mary Lou Eiott ---- ------- S ecretary I. T. Chfapman-H ---- --- Treasurer Grant Liser ---- -- Parliarnentarian Marthafwalls - - -------- Reporter I V , 4, year. I i'7j3l'f 'ZJxJ Lat,-f 1 A , fix ,QA.fJ1'7'E',JL.f ac.7'i'2, I mam .cm fr wwf' ,fawmaaaa-efnzffztcssffp Allen, Bonnie Booth, Mike Boston, Clay Davis, Daisianne Dyer, Jean Fagan, Rondell Galbraith, Carolyn Gray, Pam Hallman, Billy Hamilton, Billy Hamilton, Pat Hill, Linda Huneycutt, Leta Johnson, Ian McFarren, Betty McWilliams, David Piott, Mary Lou Sansom, Susan Savage, Larry Sigler, Titus Sowell, Myra Sunderman, Chris Wilmoth, Monty Yater, Beverly One of the National Honor Society's many activities this year was the sponsoring ofvarious fun nights. They included a carnival and listening to the Falfurrias foot- ball game. The other fun nights consisted of games which the students participated in such as ring tennis, volleyball, and basketball. As a social event the National Honor Society enjoyed among many other things, a bowling party. , f l fill ' A 'Ax J . Q I . A . 5 1 , f' f , David McWilliams ---- f'--- President I Larry Savage ----- Yice-President E lsiriwdg, Hill ---- --fF--- Secrretatryiv Tffus' Sigler- - 4 ---T---- l Treasurer Alik MM 1 C, jerry Walling -------- -------------' P resident Chris Sunderman ----- Vice-President E' v Y,,n-sa Programs of popular records have been developed with skits, pantomines, panels, and dedications to club members. Also this year included on programs were persons outside the club who presented their talents to the club members. The club was divided into seven piogram committees of ten members each, and these ,com ttees brought the programs during the year. 1, Abig ar' in the Spring always culminates the clubs activi- t?eijg ear. Susan Sansom ----- --- Secret, rg! Ps, Na Taylor ------ -- Repo 'ff' ' J 1 Vers J X ' it - S Lv, X1 ,,, gl ,t 2-Q, ,I bfi LY ,171 5 'Mi' 'A -,-,ff -f A RIJMJ 6'!!!5 MJJN MP WW! , , . A 7. -J 1, , it L,y,f. fc P gg-jgkvklr ,nf le at ze f 1.27 if 4 if f- for ll - aff' rv is Anderson, Angela ker, Janice ker, Pam Bankston, Becky Beaver, Edwyna Ball, Mary Ann Bentley, Tommy Ber . ' isho . Bratcher Beverly Cohen, Billy Corzine, Mary Coulston, Linda Daniel, Susan Davis, Daisianne Early, Bill Elmore, Jeannette Evans, Cecil Ewing, Bill Ferris, Sue Fine, Susie Friou, Suzanne Glenn, Carol Glenn, Jimmie Rae Gray, Pam allman ' Lliill, L MflY to Jackson, Dororhyj Jackson, Nancilu Johnson, Janell Johnson, Nancy Kellam, Jack Kerr, lbsellen King, John Ed Kretzschmar, Kenny Lee, Stephen Love, Johnny 144 Love, Linda McCall, Buck McGlasson, Sharon Matthews, Shirley Miles, Cindy Morgan, Martha Morrow, Anita BIKQTLTUUTHY flffrh-ell, Davidxi x'Parreisorrg'RE5Qnary Piott, Mary Lou Preston, Aubrilyn Rinehart, -Patsy Rone, Dawnv Sanders, Dianne Sanders, Kay Sansom, Susan Shaw, Carolyn Shelton, Robert Smith, Brenda ,5,1gulx..Gsmssa Smyth, Patti Sowell, Nancy Steward, Sandra Sunderman, Chris Taylor, Nan Thetford, Warren Vereen, Larry Wallen, Jackie Walling, Jerry, tJo1.al1'sf Becky Walls, Carol Walls, Martha Ward, Shelia White, Glenn Whitworth, Gloria Windham, Donna Winter, Charles Yater, Betty K, -5 Yr ,S .- , , ,f .NM 'V' ,T if 'r pf 6' ' .N , of if A4 ,,.- , -,L ff' ,' ex' fl ,Hg-' is flxffyq ' VA i s fffr fi- f f-e 'ge-N :V I ,. ,f' 15 1 s ,f 7' ' ' L, ,5- siibfi Z , 'avr wif rg 'ff' - R' Qt ,- , P r. QX P f.: , srxfjlr' X- X S' ' ' ' ',1,yt, X' - I ix fa J Q .X Z, ' 1 xii' t Y- G vi , I ,JV 'ill' V I1 V 1 5 gf I V S.. ,l , ,, ' uv My y f, I fi H ' X fi it r f, r, ,J A L I I., L ny 1 ,r , . J J ' A if , if 'JL' ill' V A1 T ,ff .LV ,4,V iid J r , ir ' ' v ,fu ,Q f y' 'wJ gf! JW' N 1 '- 1 -V fl 1 7 fji I if X 'V rf. ' X ' 't L, ' ', s' ,U 1, ra 1 14 I s A ay A If A I, l s 1 'Y P ! V , K fr If ' 'U 1-W A 1' fi 'rf fy no tl I ff w ,Q The Record Club elected as, U, its sweeilheart thisyyean ix- Becky Sue Walls. 1 L, , ir' 1' ,' K -.J , .5 1 . if J N an .J A J' ww , N' ,. R49 ill? WMV 6'IZf5- Ellfmwk .CDJIRFIM W Meetings of the Rod and Gun Club include watching movies on hunting and fishing, lectures, and group discussions. They also have projects such as learning the proper manner of reloading shot gun shells. In May the club enjoyed an annual fishing party. Archer, Albert Cleveland, Tommy Earley, Bill Evans, Cecil Finklea, Robert Garner, Arvin Kretzschmar, Kenny Lutrick, Pat McCall, Buck McNeel, Mike Iii-cr-W-illiam,sL David Q Parnell,,,Da.vi2ll Pettigrew, Alvin Runnels, Paul Bill Earley ---- ---------- P resident Cecil Evans ----- ------- V ice-President Alvin Pettigrew ------------- Secretary-Treasurer 145 Laura Hauk and David Morgan --------- Presidents John Herman and' Ann iones ------ Vice-Presidents Jerry Cochran --------------- Secretary-Treasurer Kathrinne Stewart Cheryl Meacham and Sharon West ------ Reporters 'Swirl' L11 , 1' 'll L. f 14 Ji' V fit f. P, 1 ax, ' A, ,FI 1,9 l 14-9 W W., l L ,g M yi' ll ,x lv KAL ' My .v-fl Berry, Dianne Clark, Norma Cochran, Jerry Ford, Gail Hauk, Laura Herman, John Jones, Ann Kennon, Eleanor King, Don Lawson, Susan Love, Rhonda Meacham, Cheryl or an, David -, K7IE'xg1cl2er, Martha Roberts, Betty Stewart, Kathrinne Watson, Barbara West, Sharon Worlow, Marynell YPAWIIA' -4' 05 !fM9!!S' !PfM'!!ff' WW' df iff! In regular Spanish style, the Spanish Club has celebrated many of their social activities. At Christmas time this year they had a Pinata that depicted the Christmas season in the Spanish countries. To celebrate the Pan-American Day in April, the club presented a 5 Pan-American play. if Laura Hauk, President of the club, was elected the club Sweetheart. M 1: e.'sw:::if-1fa-ir:VaiLAWS:-sfwasgstile?fftiizftzfitygig-f fN,f3,:w,z,Q,.sstf2z-wa. ' wrssglsmseiivs f i5'3,3E,'5,55YL SE,S:E'.55?lr5 ,' Sigsgglillsiitflai Zilla t, Anderson, Angela Anderson, Ronnie Ard, Lewis Bratchet, Beverly Brown, Verl Davis, Daisianne El pgZ.,Lga.n,Qtte Ellyson, Don ' , Sandy Evans, Cecil Fisher, Ronnie Glenn, Carol Ann Guinn, John Hill, Sandra McGlasson, Sharon Parker, Jimmy McWilliams, David Meacham, Cheryl Roden, Ronnie Rose, Gary Sanders, Dianne Sowell, Nancy I ll uw Gilley, Lana Whites, Jon Daisianne - President ----Vice-President Sand , ------- ------- on E,llyson'f-J ----- ----- Nancy Sowell ----- - ---- P arliamentarian . JAN! Jeannette Elrnore--- --------- Reporter I C J' l if l 9 jf 3- f CKNVAJK 2 - yy nf , ff' KX. M Student Council Sweet- heart for this year is Sandy Epperson. ,A'!!9! 6' A' K' EIYZZIW ' 1959-60 has been a very busy year for the Student Council. Among the activities of the Council this year were the placing of the Christmas tree in the hall, and the selling is A of various tickets and booster ribbons. A A 6 l WAI!!! 6'A4f7!?lf.t 5'!fif5! Borden, Jerry Cain, Doug Campbell, Mary Choate, Gwen Clark, Norma Conway, Carol Dawn Conway, Bill Copeland, Wayne Corzine, Mary Craghead, Jane Curlee, Barbara Curlee, David Curtis, Wanda Diamond, Janice Eubanks, Cheryl Ferris, Kay Flippin, Otis Granger, Judy Halstead, Jeannette Hinkle, Jerry Holder, Clifford H911., Bebsszcas Jackson, Dorothy -lifrinon, 'Elanor Kerr, Rosellen Kyle, Linda Langston, Lore Ellen McCall, Buck McVickers, Martha Manley, Iris Matlack, Virginia Meadows, Lonnie Mims, Jo Anne Moore, Nancy Phillips, Nadine Reed, Mary V Rone, Dawn 5 s1awso1i E1ame Stepp, Julia Talley, Paul Tharp, Jimmy Tharp, Pat Turner, Anne West, Jerry West, Sharon Young, Darla ,f ,f 1 I f ,f, . f. . V-ll - ,f ,' l o ff if 5 Q2 !'i'f?1'I!f5' F632 iiffff? S'P61!?F5'.4M1V.G?1'P ,-. ,ff ' ,fl .' V' A ,if f' 1 , , 'Lf r'3'ff,? ,. is JJ 'lfffylf 'J inf-f' A 5 if -if G . J fl, Q,,,.?' , an f' 'J if , ff Officers of the A. B. C. Club are: ffl' 3,4 it , ' ' lf f 1' J- 1 David McWilliams -------------- ------ P 1'6Sid6f1t V. Bill Earley- ------------------ --- Vice-President ig lg ,mf it l, Doug Shouse ------ -------- S 6C1'6tary Pl. 'J ' J f' Tommy Bentley ----- --- Parliamentarian ' J Buck MCC2111 ------- ---- S ergeant-at-Arms During football season the A. B. C. Club in their meetings watch the football films of the preceeding game. Other activities include the studying of the present and new foot- ball rules, and showing both offensive and defensive plays on the blackboard. The club also participated in the social party for all the members. .4'., ar. Anderson, Charles Ewing, Bill Archer, Albert Benson, Robert Bentley, Tommy Bigham, Wayne Black, Alvin Bodine, Danny Boyer, Ronnie Bradbury, John Brauner, Harold Chaney, Jerry Chapman, Charles Cohen, Billy Coleman, Kenny Cooper, Gary Daniel, Jackie Doerr, Timmy: Earley, Bill Evans, Cecil Finklea, Robert Fisher, Boyd Frazier, Billy George, Joe Goad, Howard Goodman, Tommy Hazelwood, Jerry Hill, Daniel Hinkle, Michael Holden, Clifford Hopkins, Michael James, John Jerkins, Larry Johnson, Gary Key, Jimmy King, John Ed Landers, Jimmy Lee, Jimmy Lee, Stephen Love, Johnny Lutrick, Pat McCall, Buck McCowen, Horace McCoy, Charles McFarren, Freddy McNeel, Mike McWilliams, David Manasco, Jimmy Mason, Dan Morgan, Winfred Nickell, Lawrence Ottinger, Richard Parker, Jimmy Parks, Bill Parks bert arnell, Davij PifEI'E'6f'lfbf1fiy Price, Gary Reed, Jimmy Reese, Conny Reed, James Rodgers, Bill Shouse, Doug Smith, Jerry Stanfield, Johnny Talley, Paul Thetford, Warren Thomas, Paul Underwood, Danny Wallace, Robert Wallace, Ronny Walsh, Bill Watson, Don Whites, Jon Yeary, Howard Yeary, Speedy Following the resignation of Mr. Brooks Conover, Mr. Doyle Weldon, former A team line coach became head coach of the Yellow Jackets. His wife, Peggy, and son, Brad, are pictured with him. This is a portion of the jubilant Yellow Jackets after the game with Breckenridge. l lbU May I help you ladies? says 'Chris Sunderman to Dorothy Jackson, Becky Walls, and Genesa Smith. Myra Sowell, Sharon McGlasson, S811-dy EPPGISO11. and Betty McFarren are enjoying awell prepared meal at Sandy's home. These are the girls selected this year as sweethearts of the various clubs in CHS. J 5. -if 1 EJ' Gm M ,ffl L ffxx ig, 4? , ..4, 5, , 'Vg N 3 X Xa g Ak 'gi KX l. 5, . t 4 U -, Cl LQRQQZHW Fw xs '1 . f' l .itfifldfg IMF! GEORGE LOGAN B Team Football Coach Track Coach HUGH B. HIGGINS A Team End Coach Track Coach J!! BROOKS CONOVER Head Football 'Coach Baseball Coach AULTON DURHAM Head Basketball Coach Freshman Football Coach DOYLE G. WELDON A Team Line Coach B Team Basketball Coach F. rs fr-sr Mscx IFIFIMI ca-Zwffafafvc I9 9 ' 350 t sf 1 r J X if X 1 f 1 A SCPHH ULE DATE OPPONENT Sept. 11 Graham Se pt 18 Stamford Sept. 25 Paschal Oct. 2 Ennis Oct. Gainesville Oct . Cor sic ana ' Oct. Stephenville OCI- Killeen ' NOV. 13 University ' NOV. 20 La Vega FINALS Nov 28 Brenham DSC La Marque DSC 11 Falfurrias The managers who so capably served the Dec 19 Breckenridge Yellow Jackets this year were: Kenny Kretzsch - mar, Barry Jackson, Don Key, and Ronny FiShSf- District Games -' ef '- L SCKJRES 12-9 14-16 29-6 54-6 34-0 14-13 41-0 6-0 42-6 33-6 12-7 28-0 53-8 20-20 i a Bill Ewingg Fullback -iisiiaifssfir 2-.ffssfsifsfrszfie is-'ts-mf-i f:ifr:,yg.:3: ,A Lf., ,M . ,..L A.,LA,, . , ,.,, -,fA-f-,f- W not fsr.2..st...r...ra. 2- fu-1 sz wx ff U far.:-.tr..s,.......,- .Lt.1'z.f5L1ss J :six Qf1strfl't'j3yft,'tif31ri -553' 25535151 . 1 sm. ,,a,,e. ,, ' sf ,gg-X f f ' m'.'f'51-'i - K ' 5,7 'f -if f' f i . .. ,. . .. ...: ,. . - N 'Q-,H .. . K.. r ' - var. f.i?m:f.Sz: .:se:.ml,. 2 . - ' ' 1 ..Q 'f' M.:' f N as -2 U5 V W ' r ' , 3 1 , s 5 KW ' . 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On the first play of the second quarter, Graham ran 16 yards for the first score of the game and the extra point was good. Onthe first Cleburne touchdown, Doerr passed to Evans on the 12, and Shouse to a pitchout for 6. Doerr calmly passed to Love at the left flag and the big fstepped over to score. Love's kick for the extra point was blocked. The half ended with Graham holding a '7-6 edge. . Cleburne fumbled and Graham punted to the Jacket 34. Cohen started the ackets rally with a 22 yard run. Love caught a pass for 8, McCall spurted for 6, then Doerr fumbled but picked up the ball and gained 2. The Jackets fum- bled and the Steers took over. Graham was forced to punt and Shouse received the ball on the Graham 35. Q1 the next play Doerr threw a pass to Shouse on the 10. Evans drove to the 6 and Doerr shot a pass over the goal in the right flat to Stephen Lee, Doerr's try for a two-point conversion was missed and the Jackets led 12- I. In the fourth quarter Doerr was pinned behind the goal to give Graham a two- point safety: This ended the game with the score 12-9, C1eburne's favor. x MgAfter the halftime kick-off, the Jackets moved from their 35 to the Graham I ,. dk, . 3? A i Bill Parks, Quarterback Lear, ffllltt, ,fyatsee-eu 4' mmm mf: 6'l!3i!r?Af ,ft The Stamford Bulldogs edged a 16- 14 win over the Cleburne Yellow Jackets in the last seven seconds of the fourth quarter. The Jackets fumbled on the opening kickoff and the Bulldogs recovered. The Bulldogs gave up the ball after four downs and the Jackets took over. McCall booted a dandy to the Stamford 30. Stamford was forced to kick after a 5 yard minus, on two plays. Thompson dropped back to punt. Earley hurled his shoulder into the ball. A swarm of Jackets pounced on Thompson as he fell on the loose ball on his own ll. Archer got 2 on two tries, then Cohen split the middle for 8 and a first down on the 2, from where Timmy Doerr plunged over to score. Johnny Love booted the one-point conversion and Cleburne led, 7-O. Tom Lovvorn passed calmly to end, Duane Lindsey for Stamford's first touch- down. Stamford missed the conversion try and Cleburne still led, 7-6. In the second quarter, Helmet shot through the middle on the Jacket 's 38 and raced for a touchdown. Lindsey booted the conversion ahead to lead, 13- l, and this ended the half. In the third quarter, the Jackets moved goalward, with Doerr, McCall, and Archer carrying and Love snaring Doerr's pass for 8 and a first down on the enemy 16. McCall dived for 8 and Doerr made a first down on the five as the third quarter ended. Doerr drove to the 1, then McCall blasted over to score on the second play of the final period. Love put the Jackets ahead, 14-13 with his successful conversion. With two minutes left in the game, Lovvorn passed from his 35 to Jones for 16 and a first down on the Jacket 18. With Stamford on Cleburne 's 10 yard line, Hensen calmly booted the winning score, a three point field goal from the 10 and the game was over. , I , ,LN bb ll, W H ' gil p K v- .. ' V H ..,! A I fd xii 'f xi X . U V ff Q , , Ng if M V5 lf f x ll f Although Cleburne was defeated by Stam rl, ?D0ug4ShQ.usggfljj makes yardage with the help of Bob Benson C755 and Stephen Youiger Q36j.' 4 Charles Chapman, Center f ffiffiff 5 s f . 121 sf2.is.s:11s2f'2ffff,tfifw1e':. fgylfffzsai, : f tm f-ssW,,:ras,s,e,. .Marswgfw-.kt? M. ....,. ,i,s.,,V .3 fu. -an .. r... , .... . . . . .. Sm ss., as A, A .V . eff f ' f-.. -Y V V ' ,ay if Q ' tiflgiag' I gi'-if f ff - . I M ' ' 'Z' in -li '. Q 1: g ' -1 V --' 'K' K ' f f 1.,, gp. K i f r. , D 1, , , L. - - I 4. , , f Wi 'I f it . T FM, .rf 2 tx. ' ' 3 .e,.?s-,gfgegw .'.M,.:i ftgfma j D, ' -1- , f . V :L I -N: fir ag' Fists: . , Qfflf-Q of .I ff.-iw -V . , f 7.1 s Q 5- f' ,. rg, df - af- f ,sg t.,.f- H f ., aa, 'J if , xt, i if fl 1 . 'Ni' ,W 2. 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H its-'. r W, ss .rigaf-I 5'?f4f', 'wtf-5 M15-A, -. .va-1'-za - . 3- r 1-u.Ja-11, , -9... -K .fa Ms.-sys?,i.,. s M- .3 , . isaaarrqg A in . Horace McCoweng Guard A .iV.Q . it Q, . 'rf l r , ., ,... .sam .s ss ' s ,,,. .. :aa ' , - K. - s ..--f . -. M i' i ,. H 5 , . -a l l -h', .1 ., 5.1: lugs Mes. - .1 :: iff-4. 5 . .. I ' - - -f :- ' fs f g ,. -fare , of - I ' 1 - f , .gn , K ' f mir Ronnie Boyerg Guard A v.h. ,va 1512-mass X ' V . Jas' y' ' i 9,8 at iii has Jin 3,5 . if ' wa! 39121 , 6 as -vp is A f . as 1 ' H 'lay f 5 la? gsm se' Y- Le. . , , , E ms S. 3' W 1 V 1 -if-my ggi V f 2 '-,' 1 ' 1 . 1 r.25ffffsmif.z:. - , . 1 - . .LL, .. ' '-msirgg Q1 -, I - A gr. 'f :'. 0'- s f ' ' ., A J - -..',-. af 'L T4fQ'1f 3 , K ,. ,, .-1-. , f ' sa.. 4 if ' i J. . .. . .2 . f ' 15, . , L AZ.. ni, ggagggs 1 Q s. Q' 'Q' PQI., 9312- it s cf J., 3 4, I ,323 1 56 f If 1 Q 5-f-Q ,- Cecil Evans, with the aid of Stephen Lee evaded two of the Paschal Panthers. Cecil was an outstanding player against the Panthers. Jlififf Wdfdkl I!! 4902? Plfiiif The Cleburne Yellow Jackets, who apparently cured their fumbling failing after three games, belted AAAA Paschal Panthers 29-6 at Fort Worth. As a re- sult of Paschal 's generosity, 4 touchdowns were scored by the Jackets. Cecil Evans, Cleburne 's hard-hitting halfback, stole three Paschal pitchouts and turned two of the thefts into quick touchdowns. The first quarter was scoreless. In 11 plays, the Jackets moved a distance of 52 yards for the first score of the game. The touchdown was made by Evans. The first half ended with Cleburne leading 6-0. The first score of the second half was made by Evans lugging a pitchout to the 1, then crashing over to score on the next play. Doerr passed to Robert Parks on the next play for two points and Cleburne led, 14-O. Evans pulled the thievery again after a 51 yard punt from Buck McCall and raced 19 yards for a TD. Love kicked the extra point and Cleburne had a 29-0 lead going into the final quarter. After a Paschal punt to the Cleburne 10, King bulled for 13 yards on 3 plays. Archer and Parker chipped in with another first down before Paschal stiffened. Parker punted to the enemy 38. The reserves were unable to sustaina drive and with time running out, Robert Parks punted dead on the Paschal 40, from where the Panthers moved in 10 plays to score. The clock showed 31 seconds remaining when Dobbs crashed over from the 1. A penalty nullified the first two-point conversion and Woods missed the second try. The game ended with the score 29-6. The outstanding names tlirgltighiut the game were Robert Parks, David Mc- Williams, Bill Earley, and Tiommyalfiley, who were staunch defenders through- out the game. .H - fb .,. g , XM . X ,we we . f 'EQL4-fi. Jimmy Reed, Tackle ' ' ' - ' ' ,LE L : J L7- Every member of the Cleburne Yellow Jacket football squad logged playing s 5 ilfr time as Cleburne victoriously overran the Ennis Lions, 54-6. fn' i f A ,h,' The Jackets scored on the second play after the kickoff, when Cohen broke s , left tackle, cut back and ran 50 yards for a touchdown. Love's conversion try J is y was wide. Five minutes later the Jackets had counted again. Cleburne moved ' ' v 32 yards in 4 plays to score with Doerr passing the final 13 yards to Love for the . srs . counter. Love kicked the point and Cleburne led, 13-0. With only 40 seconds l left in the first quarter, Cohen scampered 21 yards for the Jacket 's third TD. f I Doerr passed to Evans for two points. M Y it With Yeary at quarterback, the Jackets rolled on. A 39-yard pass to Lee, a y Q rg? V 5 : f r i 6-yard run by Shouse, and a 4-yard plunge by King gave the Jackets a 26-0 . lead- Ennis moved the ball to the Cleburne 6, where Cleburne took over. Cleburne moved the ball to the Ennis 40 from where McCall punted to the Ennis 26. Two , 1,f:f:. . plays later Younger intercepted a pass on the Ennis 37. Parks, quarterbacking, lofted an aerial to Shouse for the fifth TD of the first half. The first unit scored the first touchdown of the second half on a 20-yard pass I from Doerr to Robert Parks. Love booted the conversion to set the score at 40-O. ' Davfizmeu' End Q . , , . 5 4 35. 5 Younger stopped an Ennis threat by intercepting a pass on his own goal line and :r,. i n V ' eleven plays later Parker wormed his way eleven yards for a touchdown. Love's P 'n j' A kick sent the Jackets ahead 47-0. Ennis then scored to make the tally 47-6. , Twelve plays later Archer threaded his way through center for 16 yards and the V,,- Y final TD. Love 's extra point kick made the score 54-6. Younger intercepted f i SQ., ff L' ' his third pass on the Cleburne 12 and the Jackets moved the ball to their 34 as , A it , the final whistle sounded. ., . 4 i'i T W e i f ' If filff f J .. .-' A Q J J , Albert Archer carried- bal one of the many gains against Ennis. The Yellow Jackets aidi g him wer John Ed King 1361, Ronnie Boyer f68j, Jer-21' ,qs 2j, and Ha -old Brawner mop. - - , ,,. I J 1 ' ' l' , f f - - Y ,E r, Stephen Younger, Halfback ' A it 1 is . is s,-far-rw, f'.,1fv,:fsffg,1s. S15 F1 Q 1f1gs:v,ff.-izmswsz1- wg f .,,,,,g. J 2 '- F- ' v-. S2 V. K A N3 4 ,f s 11' 3. . m .,,,s - . if 'M' 7 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 62.4 ., wW 'rM l -1 -f as x . sa A . , -Y 4, . . -fr , wa A 'A i . Y ' ' r - 2 You 9 -' t . ff' W L, W , N? . P- - - - ,353-qar::11z.,..., r M ssrs 1 ra ...X , f, rr - - gy we L W.- 0. . - s, s,r.-, ,. . . i ':fg JE? f ig' 255, f jj is 1 H gi A ' -t ' mg, V .,,i. f rrtt A i fl. , if I . 5 g . 157 Jimmy Parkerg Halfback . 'ZW ss- Q ,fig 5 2, ' 4 .Ii J ' Q ' :'1 . 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T. 1 ai 10 pj, X- L. is Q rf., Buck McCall gains yardage downfield against the Gainsville Leopards with the assistance of Timmy Doerr. A Y V. W it , .f vi? l 4, 4' , 1 .. V. Xe: t y , J .Sf-. QQ lg 1 mcxffr Ralf ramen V' L .ay .V Early in the first quarter, Jacket end Robert Parks recovered a blocked quick kick to set up the Jackets first touchdown. From the 6 McCall ploughed to the 1 and Evans carried it over. Love converted for the extra point. After the kickoff, the Jacket 's strong defense held Gainesville and Kidd punted to midfield where Shousetook the ball and handed off to Cohen on the 50. The Speedster had excellent blocking and he traveled all the way. Love's try for extra point was blocked and the score stood 13 to O. The Leopards took the kickoff and started a drive, but McWilliams and Bentley stopped it cold with fine defensive play. The Jackets moved rapidly for another touchdown but it was called back because ofa holding penalty. The ball changed hands twice before the half ended. Gainesville tried passing with fair success until Cohen intercepted a pass. Several plays later Doerr hit Love on the 12 and Love went over. Doerr passed to Parks for the extra point and the score was 20 to 0. The reserves took over for a few minutes and then the starters moved back in to score the final touchdown. Shouse ran the last 25 yards, and the con- version try failed. The score was 34 to 0. The remainder of the game was played by the reserves with neither side threatening. J44'A'!iZ' Mdffxff 5.7 Jdkfldidfi jwffw Wi.. The Jackets got a break on the kick-off which hel em t rack up a touchdown not long after the game started. Evans ell on the Corsicana 38, and Cohen got 14 and a first down on the my 24. Cohen, McCall, and Evans moved to the 20 in 3 plays. Doerr passed to and a first on the 6. Cohen went wide for the touchdown but the extra missed. Corsicana couldn 't move after the kick-off and they punted. On play Cleburne fumbled, Corsicana recovered on the Cleburne 24. In 3 plays cluding a penalty Corsicana scored, completed their extra point and After a series of fumbles and pass interceptions, things looked for Pat Lutrickg Center Bill Earley, Guard Cleburne. Doerr threw a pass toward the goal line. The pass on the 2 but Love was there to chase him back o er t e 1 and down for a safety. The Jackets then led 8-7 at th- lf Cleburne took the second half kick-off. Evan cCal.l, the ball to the Tigers 8. Evans went to the 4, but the the 3. Corsicana punted to Shouse who took a fair Seven plays later Cohen streaked around his left end to was miss- ed. Corsicana returned the kick-off to their 44. scored, but Cleburne still led. The teams e ran out. The game ended with victory for the Jackets. Cleburne 14, Corsicana 13. 7 yard pass, Corsicana the ball until the clock Billy Cohen makes this touchdown drive with the help of Bill Earley fguardj, and Timmy Doerr fquarterbackj. Cecil Evansg Halfback 159 Robert Parks catches this pass around left end for the extra point against Stephenville. Jiiffff 5190? !f!,9A'!+W'!! I f The Jackets took the opening kick-off and made a touchdown within four plays with Cecil Evans going wide for the final 35 yards. Johnny Love booted the conversion to set the score at 7-0. Stephenville returned the kick-off to its 2'7 yard line. Robert Parks recovered for Cleburne on the Stephenville 27. A few plays later Buck McCall zipped through the middle 25 yards for the second touchdown. Love added the extra point for a 14-O lead. Stephenville bogged with the kick-off on their 14. Doerr recovered a fumble on the Stephenville 16. McCall dived fora first down on the 1 and breezed over for a touchdown on the next play. Love's kick was wide and the score stood at 20-0 with only five and half minutes gone ir1 the game. The reserves were now in the game for Cleburne. They were in' only a short time until they scored. Shouse kicked the extra point and set the score at 2'7- 0. Immediately following the kick-off Cleburne recovered a fumble and drove for another score. Shouse kicked the extra point and the score was now 34-O. Late in the second quarter, after the ball had changed hands several times, the Clebume reserves scored again. Shouse kicked the extra point and Cleburne now led 41-0. There was no scoring in the third and fourth quarters and Cleburne had won their first district game by a score of 41 -O. .525 Jiilfff 5 AWK Afffiffdf' The only score ofthe game came deep in the second quarter. McCall blasted for 3 and Doerr hit Parks on the 5 and slipped over for the touchdown. Cleburne led 6-0. There it stood for the remainder of the mud battle. On the firstplay after Evans recovered on the 26 in the third quarter, Cleburne drew 15 for holding. Two plays gained 5 then Killeen drew 15 for holding, to put the ball on its 21. It was second and five needed for Cleburne. McCall got 3, then off setting penalties slowed the play. On the fourth down, Cohen was hit after he had gained only 2, one sly of a first down and Killeen took over on its 21. It was then the visitors controlled the ball for 9 plays and moved 'kiln Stephen Lee, End to the Cleburne 31 before Doerr's interception halted the push. ., 'i qqjimg-ly Doerr' Quarterback The Jackets got to the 17-again, late in the fourth quarter, after Bentley ,...l,,, 5 and Earley strapped Buckley on the 40. From the 40, McCall got 5 and Cohen wentwide for 14. With 51 seconds left to play, Doerr kept twice for short g-H1153 before Cleburne fumbled. Killeen took over on its 17, but it was too late and too wet to play. A pass was incomplete, then another with five seconds left to play. So with the off setting penalties in order, the muddy battle came to an end. Billy Cohen making yardage in the mud battle against Killeen. 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N , f. 3' v . , , if , Buck Mc Call, Fullback f' I 1 linvvl.-l 'll..T.YJ1'lJ.....- l'i,..-,, Richard Ottinger, Tackle J is Timmy Doerr eludes the fingertip effort ofa Trojan defender and faces another in one of his many fine efforts against Waco University. Jf76'A'!73' MJMP!! f!?6?Jf7fV!' The Jackets received an early break by a partially blocked Trojan kick. Doerr, Evans, and McCall made contributing runs, Then Cohen took a pitchout and scored. Shouse converted, and the score was 7 to 0. The Trojans took the kickoff and moved it some 30 yards before our defense toughened and held them. The Jackets had an impressive drive going but it was broken up by an intercepted pass as the first quarter ended. Th Trojans couldn't move the ball and punted to the Jacket thirty, From Ii'l6l:sZBlQJ3fCkCIS moved to score in 12 plays, with Evans doing the honors. Doerr r ,.... 3 pasg d,'to Lee and the score stood 15 to 0. i ,.J lErr'e Jacket defense held the Trojans after the kickoff and they were forced .trrt . . . . . . --,, - . .Q e 1' 1 J- Xtgf 1ck. Lightning struck the Trojans in the form of McCall, who sprinted 69 'Ui' f A . :E-' v:,' J yards to score on third down. Shouse missed the conversion and the score was J V X 'I'he second half was a repetition of the first. After a Trojan fumble, the Jackets quickly made it 27 to 0 with Doerr doing the honors. For a short while V J AV , 1 5 f' i afterwards the Trojans held the Jackets but couldn't move the ball themselves. an ,,rkL ik y V :.' K , sas' J A . Q 5 . fi f Then Clebume broke loose and Doerr ran over for the score. Doerr passed to Lee I and the Score was 35 to 0- 2,2 The Trojans made their only score on the ensuing kickoff. The Jackets took ij ,tif the ball and punted as the third period ended. Shouse intercepted a Trojan pass J ..,. , H to set up the last touchdown. Doerr starred again with a 26 yard run for the .. Mii r 1 if ,. ,, img . . ,ig final tally. Shouse kicked and the score stood 42 to 6. s - - - - - , 1i,.f2s. , 51 .j.. g l., The only other Trojan drive was stopped when McWilliams lntercepted a pass. . ' The reserves finished the game. -. I. ,..- -. t . , , .es 3 162 .mxffr .czrwm .'f.fmQ'Ef y f Q , I ,'T:3. L The Cleburne Yellowlackets defeated the La Vega Pirates to give them their fourth straight district championship. JJ, The Jackets took the kick-off and within 17 plays, scored. McCall blasted through tackle for half yard and a touchdown. Shouse booted the conversion to give Cleburne a '7-0 lead. The Pirates made 39 yards in 8 plays. They then scored putting the score 7- 6. Their try for the conversion was missed. In the closing minutes of the second quarter La Vega fumbled and Parks re- covered. Cleburne put 6 more points on the score board 3 plays later. Doerr ran 23 yards to the 7, and Cohen to the 4. Then Evans ran over tackle to score. The half ended with the score standing 13-6. After the kick-off, McCall hit the center three times for a total of 17 yards and a first down on the La Vega 39, Doerr bootlegged around his own right end to score and Shouse booted the extra point to set the score at 20-6. In the fourth quarter, David McWilliams intercepted a pass and ran to the enemy 25. After several failing attempts for the touchdown, Timmy Doerr fired a pass to end Stephen Lee, who made a great catch just short of the goal line. Lee literally took the ball away from a defender and crashed over to score. The my for the extra point was missed. The score at this point was 26-6. Bill Parks went in the game as quarterback. Parks passed to Robert Parks on the 4. Two plays later Parks passed to Stephen Lee over the goal and Love booted the extra point to set the final score at 33-6. Quarterback, Timmy Doerr ran around left end late in the second quarter for twelve ards. Cecil Evans, who is aidin Doerr, was one of the most im ortant Y I 8 P players against La Vega. Tommy Bentley, Tackle 42' Robert Finkl ea, Guard 5: Jerry Smithblgnji 6' Q t . 1' ll P1 4 ' V 'i , ,. SD . go. f . -. . f s ,,-- ' .1 T . V a ... . . ., if .211 - i f , ev? - , -A as it .L s itti ' . a s l ' s T ,, Z 1-,X .4 K ii-. g a s-ff ,Vk, 9 ,.lW11l'V,,f' ..L. ' ' Din ' , f,'h 'if' y -,V. kg :in .lg 'i'..1?.,'ii:V ' ' ak? ,s A T' -:asf 163 ' .57 John Ed King, Fullback . . . .19-' .. 1 si' 1 V if ' : F 6 v . , I 1,4 1 ' 5 - M fs . . 1- f , Q ' 1 I J 1 f Doug Shouse, Halfback Dan Mason, End Y - -- . ' Ah B' 6 J s . I xxxgii . , 1, in 5 S2 te . l . :eff-f:'mQg ' A ' ' . 'R . 7 QQ ? .li ias fsf w -.fs.s .g ,, ' ffl. K 2545512 ' . 2 J 555 2 ',,' o 'i f f. - , iff 'i H' ' R 51 . ,ff l sr W.. . . 4 f ' eggs, 164 WJ .sxssafiy ' f' kesfiisif 'K' . Wyl, , 15, 2.2212 f ' P 1' .. K 't mzezfw .132 2 'f i V' . 5 Jig W x 'f r 'SK . ' ' yf . ' K 6 ye a .:' Y 9 ,QA , , ,. , , 1. .5 ,. . 3 'fjsisafa 1' 2 ' eip. ,ra gin if Q ' L s- ,- in is was ,. is!!! -A ,q.A,:1,. qV,,:..: zlv I , za 'ft 1 1 1 is X ' X There isn't much chance to stop Doug Shouse from crossing the goal for a touchdown. From the expression on Billy Cohen's face, he seems pleased. Jidkfff fvawf as mmm The Jackets worked hard for the first touchdown but even harder for their second. Doerr passed 14 yards to Johnny Love and Love lateralled to Evans who picked up 15 beforehe was tackled in enemy territory. McCall speared the ball on the Brenham 34, and returned 10 yards. Evans plowed for 15 to the 9 and got 2 more as the quarter ended. The score came on the third play of the second quarter after McCall and Evans drove to the 1. McCall bulled over but the extra point was missed. Cleburne led, 6-0. The third quarter went scoreless. Brenham punted out of bounds on the Cleburne 22 early in the final period. Cleburne fumbled and Brenham recovered on the Cleburne 28. Brenham drove toward the goal and scored. The try for the extra point was good and Brenham led, '7 to 6. On the first play after the kick-off, the Jackets began their 66-yard course for another touchdown. They took the kick-off on their 34 and moved 66 yards in 14 plays. The Jackets made the touchdown leaving three minutes to play. 'I'he score stood at this point 12-7. 'I'hen the Jackets made their drive for their third touchdown. Shouse got 10 in two tries, McCall almost got loose and ran for 28 yards to the Brenham 17. Brenham drew 5 for offside, and Evans hit tackle for 8, to put the ball on the 4 with 23 seconds left to play. Shouse ran to the 2, and Doerr hit center and was shy by a yard of Cleburne 's third score when the gun sounded. fsg1sgtgr-gy,eg,,wg:gg5gz,.rs f:1wwsfagse,Lzsaay-,mr ,t,tm'f wW. ..., ,.,- s,..Mw.....w.. am, JA'6'K!73' Rl? I76ff?! The Yellow Jackets twisted the Tigers tail four times in the first half, then crushed La Marque with three touchdowns after intermission to drive into the 3A state high school football semifinals, 28-0, Saturday. Thelackets drove 57 yards for the touchdown that gave them a 6-0 halftime lead. Buck McCall made 2 touchdowns within the first'7 minutes of the second half. Aftera series of interceptions and exchanging of the ball, David McWilliams grabbed the ball after Cecil Evans batted the ball out of La Marque's quarterback, Lynn Etheredge hands, and ran to the 43. Within the next 14 plays, Cleburne produced a touchdown. Cohen and McCall blasted for yardage and Timmy Doerr completed a '7 yard pass to End Stephen Lee who ran to the La Marque 26 making a first down. On the second play, Doerr threwapass to Stephen Lee at the 6 for a 22 yard gain.. Then Evans blasted for 3, McCall for 2, and Cohen for the final yard. Cleburne struck 59 yards in 3 plays for another touchdown after Evans returned the second half kick-off 12 yards to his 41. Cohen ran for 2, then Doerr pitched out to McCall heading right. McCall made an incredible run. He seemed to be trapped twice, but the Clebume fullback, spun around, spun the tacklers off and struck off down the right side- line for an 87 yard touchdown run. La Marque's firstplay after the kick-off set up another Cleburne touchdown. Earley crashed into Etheredge attempt- ing to hand off, the ball bounced free, and Parks covered it at the La Marque 37. Within the next 10 plays, Cleburne scored another touchdown, Cohen made 9 yards on a double reverse and Evans rammed the final 3. Timmy Doerr 1151 seems to be getting all the support possible to deliver thistpass. The defenders are Jimmy Parker 1401, Bill Earley 1621, Robert Finklea 1645, and Stephen Lee 1843 1 . I l f-. n 1 n ' I lf f s I, I I ,, M 41 I a 0,4 f , le! ,H . , ,,' I 1 . . A , 5 I, ' ,.-,-- . '-. Lf' - -4' v ,1' , - LI ,wp lil!-'-g,--.sly n ' '-9 -fi 1 , . , . .1 7 I I, 1' P ,J I If - ,J ' , Speedy Yeary makes a nice gain against the Falfurrias Jerseys. John Ed King, Stephen Lee, Johnny Love, and Jimmy Reed were all trying to clear the passage. 23, e 1 lik!!! RIITJIRIIY! The Jackets took the opening kickoff and in only 13 plays had scored. Shouse's kick for the extra point was good and the score stood at 7-O. The ball then exchanged hands twice and Falfurrias made its strongest bid to score, moving from their own 26 to Cleburne's 12 before Evans intercepted a pass. In only 4 plays after the interception Cleburne had scored again on a 45-yard pass from Timmy Doerr to Stephen Lee. Shouse kicked the extra point and Cleburne led 14-0. With only 21 seconds left in the first quarter, Cleburne scored again on a 42-yard pass from Doerr to Lee. Shouse's kick was wide and Cleburne now led 20-O. In the opening minutes of the second period, after Falfurrias had controlled the ball for seven plays, Cleburne scored again on a 35-yard sprint by Cohen. Shouse's conversion was no good and Cleburne extended their lead to 26-O. With 51 seconds left in the first half, McCall scampered 31 yards for another six points. Doerr then passed to Parks for two and Cleburne led at the half 34-0. Following the opening kickoff of the second half Shouse intercepted a pass and returned it to the enemy 13. Then on second down Doerr passed to Lee for another touchdown. Shouse missed the extra point and the score stood at 41-O. The ball then exchanged hands once after the kickoff and placed Cleburne on its own 25. Doerr then heaved a pass to Lee for the score. The play covered 75 yards and gave Cleburne a 47-O lead. Shouse missed the try for extra point and the score so stood. The Jacket reserves entered the ball game and soon after the Jerseys scored their one touchdown. Gonzales then passed to Hernandez for two points and the score stood at 47-8. With second down and 25 needed from his own 38, Doerr sent Cohen down the middle and fired a pass which the fleet back caught on the dead run, covering 62 yards for the final score. Cleburne defeated the Falfurrias Jerseys, 53-8. 166 PM!!! At the annual football banquet, given inhonor of the Yellow Jacket teams, trophies were awarded to deserving players of each ball club. Steve Younger, top left, receiv- ed the coveted Players' Award. The Best Blocker Award went to halfback Cecil Evans, top middle. Bill Ear- ley, rugged guard, received the Best Lineman Award. Yellow Jacket center, David McWilliams, walked off with not one but several awards, which in- cluded Most Valuable Player of the A team, All-State, and All- fa' :iffy American. Benjie Rose, bottom left, and Ricky Hair, bottom right, received the Wasp trophy to share. This is the first time the Most Valuable freshman player award has been given to two boys to share in several years. The B team chose Ion Whites bottom middle, to receive the Most Valuable B team player award. Each boy had his name inscribed upon the trophy he won, and was allowed to keep the trophy for several weeks. The trophies are now in the CHS trophy case. 6'!!5lfl?1i'!-5f?!6'K!Aff'?!96' 275 Z0-ZQ ff? Iliff! A7 ff .4 2772! The Jackets kicked off to the Buckaroos and Troy Kennedy took the kick-off on his own 10, ran to the 20, was hit, and Robert Parks recovered the fumble on the Cleburne 45. After two plays, Doerr threw a pass to Cohen for 16 and first on the Breckenridge 61. Cleburne fumbled and Breckenridge began their move down field. On the first play, Dicky Rogers sprinted 37 yards. On the next play Rogers broke his collar bone and left the game for good. Gibson fumbled and Earley recovered for Cleburne on the Jacket 22. Within the two next plays Cleburne fumbled and Breckenridge recovered on the Cleburne 28. Gibson hit West with a quick pass and he whirled over to score. Gibson ran the ball over for two extra points. This completed five minutes of the game and Breckenridge led 8-0. Cohen received the kick-off and ran it to the Cleburne 29. On the third down, Doerr fired a pass to Johnny Love for 21 and a first down on the Cleburne 49. On fourth and five McCallpunted dead on the Breckenridge 13. Breckenridge moved the ball to the 44 within four tries and were forced to punt. Beginning the second quarter, Breckenridge was in possession of the ball. After four plays they punted dead on the Cleburne 44. Cleburne was unable to move the ball and they too were forced to punt. After a 29 yard gain and a 41 yard gain, the Bucks were on the one yard line. Breckenridge realized the strength of their foe because the Jackets held for downs on two plays and then took over the ball. Jimmy Parker booted the ball out of his end zone but Brecken- ridge returned to the 9. Gibson went over for another touchdown but Parks strapped him on the line of scrimmage in his try for the 2 point conversion. The Bucks were leading the Jackets 14-O. McCall returned the kick-off to his 30. Doerr hit Stephen Lee on the first play with a perfect pass on the 50. Lee ran to the Breckenridge 42. Doerr fired to Evans and the halfback snagged the ball, twisted out of the arms of a Breckenridge defender and angled for the flag. Big Stephen Lee blocked another Breckenridge defender and Cohen cut another almost in half at about the 20 as Evans sailed in with Cleburne's first score of the game. The conversion was no good and the score was in Breckenridge's favor, 14-6. After the kick-off Breckenridge was forced to punt. Doerr fired 21 yards to Lee for afirst down on the Breckenridge 4. There was only enough time tor one play before the halt. Doerr faded back to pass, found no receivers and scooted across the goal to score. The conversion was missed and the score at the half was Breckenridge 14, Cleburne 12. The Jackets did something that has not been done to a Breckenridge team in history. . .controlled the ball for 9 minutes and 45 seconds while running 19 plays. Breckenridge finally got possession of the ball late in the third quarter ended with the score Breckenridge 14, Cleburne 12. Beginning the fourth quarter, the two teams were really giving it allthey had. After exchanging the ball a few times, Breckenridge made its drive toward the goal. After advancing to the 2 yard line, the Bucks scored. They missed the conversion and the score stood 20-12 with 6 minutes and 50 seconds left to play. After the kick-off, the Jackets began their magnificent drive for atouchdown. Late in the third quarter, Dderr faded to pass and the Breckenridge defenders dropped back. Doerr whizzed toward daylight between tackle and end on the left side and went over the goal standing up. The clock showed 52 seconds left. Doerr saw the same patch of daylight on his conversion and burst in to rack up 2 points and tie the game at 20-all. After the kick-off, Breckenridge took over on the Cleburne 40. Doerr intercepted the ball on his own 39 and fought his way to the 50 yard line. Trying for an all out win, Doerr threw a long pass intended for Lee. The pass was inter- cepted and the game was over as Breckenridge raced with the ball back down field. 168 -1 -T , ,jr , V. . Buck McCall makes yardage against Breckenridge. Buck contributed greatly to the Co-Champion title. Timmy Doerr prepares to complete one of his outstanding passes. Stephen Lee, David McWilliams, and Richard Ottinger are aiding in the play. ' E - im-gnyv -ws: f Nw wa ,-.sf vvpqwawu. M. .wmlveq-yew 1 .ww Q mr. '25 'FIAl 5 of DATE September 17 September 24 October 1 October 8 October 15 October 22 October 29 November 5 November 12 Akey, David Anderson, Charles Bigham, Wayne Black, Alvin Bodine, Danny Bradbury, John Chaney, Jerry Coleman, Kenny Cooper, Gary Daniels, Jackie Fisher, Boyd Frasier, Bill George, Joe Goad, Howard Goodman, Tommy Hazelwood, Jerry Herman, John Hill, Darrell ROSTER OF B TEAM GAMES OPPONENT Waco University Paschal flfort Worthy Carter Riverside fFort Worthy Arlington Heights La Vega fwacoj Killeen Irving Castleberry Weatherford MEMBERS OF THE B TEAM Hinkle, Mike Holden, Clifford Hopkins, Mike James, John Jenkins, Larry Johnson, Don Key, Jimmy Landers, Jimmy Lee, Jimmy McCoy, Charles McFarren, Freddy McNeel, Mike Manasco, Jimmy Morgan, Winfred Nickell, Lawrence Pierce, Ronny Price, Gary Reid, James SCORE 28- O 8-12 43- 6 20- 6 36- 8 20-16 33- 10 14-18 71- 0 Rogers, Bill Sessions, Don Stanfield, John Talley, Paul Thomas, Paul Tutt, Ronny Wallace, Robert Walsh, Bill Watson, Don Whites, Jon Windham, Don Yeary, Howard MANAGERS Doerr, Jimmy Howard Kenneth 'YVJIPS' ff? .C'A'ffMfV Iliff? ZF! 59 DATE September 17 September 24 October 1 October 15 October 29 November 5 November 12 Allen, Billy Fred Anderson, Robert Lee Anderson, Vance Applegate, Curtiss Ray Armstrong, Marvin Davis Barham, Ernie Barker, Gerald Boyd,Sam Pat Briscoe, Harold Coleman, Myrtis Neal Conner, Terry Conway, William Howard Covington, Meredith Diamond, Donald Doerr, Freddy Elerson, Ronald Foster, Robert Joseph Guinn, John OPPONE NT Arlington Highland Park Stephenville B We athe rford Killee n Ste phe nv ille We athe rford HB.. Kretzschmar, Don Lee l-lair, Richard Ray Harris, Jim Hill, Milton David Jackson, William Lee Jordan, Larry Kreiter, Harold Mason, Kenneth L. Massengale, Alford Miller, Robert Boyd Ir. Mingus, William Quinton Pollock, Danny Floyd Pritchard, Vic Roden, Ronny Lynn Rose, Benjie A. Standley, Jim Stewart, Skippy f' WM FMCAQTIAYI Left to Right---Tommy Goodman, Speedy Yeary, Ronald Wallace, Tony Matthews, John Swygert, Jimmy Parker Verl Brown, Fred Allen, Glen Whites, Timmy Doerr, and Bill Parks. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec Dec 172 PRE-CONFERENCE SCHEDULE Corsicana Northside Mineral Wells Wea rherford Weatherford Northside Corsicana Ian Ian Jan Jan Ian Ian Jan Jan. Feb Feb Feb Feb CONFERENCE SCHEDULE Stephenville Killeen Open Open Open University High La Vega Stephenville Killeen Open University La Vega if-fi--wwwgfw , H, Q g ,,,, , . -- - .. -ww :r . .fm,m,,rr .. 455 ,M Q? 1 900, fffkf Fred Allen Bill Parks Timmy Doerr MRGALZL-4 Ronald Wallace Verl Brown Jimmy Parker l 173 ,rig-M, sex:-xr,j gm- .V , A C K my ,piigf 1 155 riff rem' - ffm John Swygert J Tommy Goodman Speedy Yeary Managers-- Jimmy Doerr and Terry Conner Members of the B team are Gary Price, Myrtis Coleman, Victor Pritchard, Lewis Ard, John Street, Ronnie Roden, Ronny Elerson, Curtis Applegate, Vance Anderson, David Hill, David Bennett. 174 7346! 7545! ! March March March March April April SCHEDULE Possum Kingdom Relays, Graham Dogwood Trail Relays, Palestine Arilanes Relays, Irving Bluebonnet Relays, Brownwood Killeen Relays District Meet, Stephenville Front row: Coach Frank Hyde, Jerry Gatton, Don Smith, Steve Bowen, Robert Parks, Timmy Doerr, Dan Mason, Lonnie Borden, Grant Liser, Speedy Yeary, and Jesse Powell. Back row: Henry Perkins, Gary Price, James Reid, Billy Cohen, Doug Shouse, Bill Ewing, Tommy Goodman, Bill Parks, Ronnie Fisher, Ronnie Roden, Tony Matthews, and Kenneth Howard. giffiilffki' fi!! Fl!!! Hopes are high this year for another successful season, as was experienced last year when Cleburne was 9-AAA and Bi-District baseball champs. 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