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

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1965 volume:

THE SANTA FE TRAIL l965 Published by the Annual Staff of Cleburne High School Cleburne, Texas ffww ,U W ,...,,k-,, Table of Contents 6 4 E3 K X, 'f'f?'w ' M wr' www' U ' ff-:'fw fW'fvw-x If 2.22.1 46 nf' ' v K , k ' X' 3 '11 ?5:1 'f' f'1V ,,,. iii' - 3:5 A' 'Qiffiw7?i'HQ'5'wwi:i ,mv v,,.-em Q H,?.?'+ M f-Lf., . yy ff' 1: 7 f ff - fi: g:.fgvy '1r--wf.,m,' .',v,'-,f,m.w m,v,Ma.',,'x'-v'k32-M n,v51fwf:. '1n:,'fef- mf-X ' aff, 'X .vw , ffm V..-Y, fx: H 11. Q.-fb-ff ,A-w1:u,'.wH L':11nt,'J,,, 2Qv'fr1is, 'NAU f'. ,wwr , F4 fu , -.rex '-113. fl 4' I 'Maeva'1W'f1f'Hw'fM':u'Hmg,b 'f11'L.wf'. . - A X. ' ' Y 4 ' ... f f'-fwu 'mfff 'm'wri1w' -f. wfw' , M- ff fp: Qffffr Y . ig Q, 'gi ' 1 -' wfiwf' 4:ize:yf.'1 'Q 31A?4.-',,+qq,ii'J'EmCWv,fbknfitb , J es? 2129 We . T127 '22, ' :rs 'f , V y K ' 1 55' ' ' '1 f ' 'Wliff-TTU, '1JR'Z5'.iQiF5V M ,' ,f9 '5l'cI,1, K -Sl 'c' Wwlixd. 'irif' 5.21. -TE , ' . 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ART EDITOR CO-EDITORS Marie Bleirneyer Suzanne Stipe BUSINESS MANAGER Jim Johnson Scott Lawson SPORTS EDITORS rv , . 7 4 Marie Blelrneyer CLUB EDITORS Mary Ruth Hopper Scott Lawson G-ood-ale Susan James f' FEATURE EDITORS R I H PHOTOGRAPHER 'W ene arper PONSOR Shirley Hill S Jerry West . n X Mrs. Olivia Tyler ,. A f u In Memoriam We, the staff, in behalf of the student body and faculty, wish to pay trib- ute to the memory of two former students of Cleburne High School, Sharon fShadyJ Blair and Robert QRobl Fullerton. Shady participated in many organizations during her school years. She held the position of head majorette,band sweetheart, and twirler.Her twirl- ing experience began inher early years while serving as the mascot for the Cleburne High Band. She was an active member in her church. Shady was loved by all who knew her. She will long be remembered for her contributions in school activities and her warm and congenial personal- ity. Rob was active in many activities in and out of his school life. He enjoy- ed leading a life in the outdoors. He loved the rodeo and often participated in these activities as a member of the Junior Sheriff Posse. He was an ac- tive member of his church. Rob was an adventuresome person and a true friend to many. He will be remembered for his lively personality, Dedication Each year the annual staff of Cleburne High School ded- icates its work to some member of the faculty who, in doing his job of molding the citizens of the future, deserves spe- cial recognition. This year the distinction belongs to a teacher who has served Cleburne High faithfully for thirty-seven years, not only as a faculty member but also as housemistress of Addams House. As sponsor of the Spanish Club, she has helped to make the subject she has taught more appealing and interesting to her students. Having kept the welfare of the student always in mind, she can look back over her teaching career with the sat- isfaction of knowing that her efforts have not been in vain. The annual staff proudly presents the 1965 edition of THE SANTA FE TRAIL to Miss Rilla Armstrong. Administration X X , I Q'-217 V. 'f'ff'f ,Q ff! f--X 'M X 'f-Q. X i '. KT x SQ , X -.ii I f 'I in , 'ff Q i 'Z Q 1 O Ll X ly ,J ET' J X X 4 V i Board of Education . . . . . gy Administration Officers . . MU! Assistants.............. ' ' Special Service Personnel House Masters Faculty .fri 4 . 4 xx 9 ' . ,gil yew gf' ?:cs':? 5f 's- . 'vi 'fi , 7 --if v: X - ,-- .0- ,- ' ,. ., 'fiffasvi-93:-1- M-. f- x-FP:-A'-.--.Qf::' 1- V . '-if-1'-f4'f' .'lf.f:'AL1I'-.io, --4323-' U y . i oe,v f usa' -.,i9y Mr. Glen Roof Mr. John A. James Mr. Jack Altaras r SCC1'Cf31'Y Bild President Vice President Treasurer W 1 Board of Education Bob Anderson Dr. Elmo Clark Dr. Tolbert Yater Mr. G, V. Pritchard I 5 w W w Superintendent Mr. Ernest E. Guinn has had a long and distinguished career in the Texas Public School System. He received his Bachelor of Science Degree from Sem- inary College in Shreveport, Louisiana, and continued his education, winning his Masters Degree at Texas University, Mr. Guinn taught for one year at Rockdale, Texas before coming to Cleburne in 1930 to serve as head coach and math and science teacher. He served as Edison housemaster from 1946 to 1948. Mr. Guinn served as principal of Cleburne High School for eight years from 1948 to 1956. Since that time he has served as superintendent of the Cleburne Schools. 9 Principal Mr. R. E, Warren came to the Cleburne High School with many years of experience in the teaching profession. After earning his Bachelor Degree at Howard Payne Col- lege, he went on to win his Masters Degree at Hardin Sim- mons University. Mr. Warren's teaching career was in- terrupted by World War II during which he served in the Air Force. Later he taught at Ranger, Brownwood, and Irving, At Brownwood he served as head coach, and at Irving as principal of a junior high school. Mr. Warren is credited with twenty-two years of teaching. Cleburne High School is proud to have him as our prin- cipal. MR. B. J. JACKSON MR. ROBERT McDONALD Assistant Superintendent for Instruction Tax Officer and Finance Director Assistants MR. GLENDON BROUMLEY MR. JOHN HOPPER Assistant for transportation Assistant Principal and auxiliary services Special Services MRS, NONA HILLARD MRS, SALLY COLLINS MRS, MARY JANE KYLE Secretary Secretary Secretary MRS, PATSY WAITS MRS, HELEN HARRIS MISS JUDY JOHNSON Bookkeeper Tax Deputy Bookkeeper MRS, JANE JONES MISS PAULINE MARSHALL MRS. MARILYN WEIS Counselor Speech Therapist Nurse Addams Barton A ARMSTRONG MISS RUTH HOPPER MISS P IE Our Housomasters Play an Important Part in Our School ROME CRIBBS MR, JOHN HOPPER MR. IOE RO Edison Riley Wilson ' ard MRS, GOLDA ADAMS MISS RILLA ARMSTRONG MR. E. REX ARNOLD Librarian Spanish N Mathematics Faculty MR, E. J. BARNES MR, JAMES BURKE MR, HOLLY CHAMBERS MR. KENNETH CLOWDUS History History, Woodwork Distributive Education Biology 14 1 MR, IEROME CRIBBS MRS, LOUISE CRUCE MR. DON DAVIS Science Commercial History, Athletics Faculty MR, BRYAN DUFF MR. AULTON DURHAM MR, EUGENE EUBANKS MRS, FRANCES FARRELL English, Chorus Government, Athletics Physical Education Homemaking 15 , . MRS, MARY L. FORREST MISS LILY P, FRASER MRS, MARY R, GATEWOOD English Physical Education Commercial Faculiy X MISS JEAN GREENFIELD MR, JOHN HOPPER MISS RUTH HOPPER MR, FRANK HYDE English Vice Principal, History EI1g1iSh Typing, Athletics 16 MRS, LUCILLE JORDAN MISS NANCY LEE MR, GEORGE LOGAN Homemaking Homemaking Biology, Athletics Faculty f DWL ...fx KN .4-,. MISS MAURINE MCCARTY MRS, KAREN MCGEE MRS, MARY MARTIN MRS. MARIORIE MILES Mathematics English Homemaking Studyhall MISS PERNIE MOORE MR, WILFORD MOORE MR, ROYCE MORRIS Mathematics History, Athletics Latin, History Faculty it ' A Wiwifkp i , iiii,,i MR, GALE NEFF MR, ELROY PAYNE MR, JOHN PERCIFIELD MR, PAUL PITTMAN Woodwork, Drafting Mathematics, Athletics Science Physics, Algebra MRS, EDNA PUTMAN MR, JOE ROSS MISS RUTH RUSSELL English History, Economics Chemistry Faculty I MR, WALTER SCIIOENFELD MR. DOYLE STALCUP Speech, Gen. Math Mathematics MRS, OLIVIA TYLER MISS .IANET WEDGE AIC. English English, Journalism 19 i MR. A. D. WHEAT MRS, HESTER RUTH WHITE MR, TOM WHITSON i VOC. Ag1'iCU1UlTe Physical Ed., English Band 1 I T T i Faculty f 'f l MRS, CLORA WILLIAMS MRS, JERRY WOODRUFF MR, MARSHALL YOUNG English Government Junior Business, Athletics Classes Seniors ........ Juniors ..... Sophomores Freshmen . . 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Rene' Harper SENIORS ABT, JIM Wilson Baseball-35 Perfect Attendance-lg Record Club-1 ADAIR, BARBARA Barton F.H.A.-1 ALLARD, DAVID L. Wilson ALLEN, LINDA Barton F.H.A.-35 Student Forum-1 ALLEN, TOMMY Edison .T.C.L. - 2, Reporter- lg StudentCoun- cil-47 President of Edison Houseg Football-47 Basketball-4 ALLISON, BARBARA Addams F.H.A.-43 F.T.A.-lg Spanish Club- 2 ,A-wv IW' SENIORS ALTARAS, TOMMY Wilson Student Council-4, President-1, Par- liamentarian-lg Band-4, Vice-Presi- dent-2, District Band-45 Record Club- 2g Student Forum-1, 2nd Vice-Presi- dent-lg National Honor Society-2, Vice- President- lg Key Club- lg Perfect Attendance- 2g J. C. L.- 27 Boys' State-lg Secretary of Wilson House- lg Tennis- 4 ANDERSON, DEBBE Willard F.H.A.-25 Dramatic Club-1, Secre- tary-lg F.T.A.-lg Record Club-23 Cheerleader-2g Football Sweetheart Nominee-1 ANDERSON, I UNE Barton APPLEGATE, STEVE Edison Science Club-lg D.E. Club-1gJ'.C.L. Club-lg D.E. Treasurer ARD, KENNETH Wilson BAILEY , RONNY Wilson F.F.A.-4 ai? J SENIORS BAKER, T. LINDSAY Edison Band-45 Spanish C1ub-2gVice-Presi- dent-lg National Honor Society-lg FTA-1 BAKER, TYLER Riley .T.C.L.-2, President-lg Golf-4, Cap- tain-lg Math Club-25 Key Club-2, Advisor-lg Student Forum-1, Beau-lg Student Council:-2, Reporter-lg N.I-LS.-2, President-lg D.A.R, A,H. Awardg Perfect Attendance-2 BALLEWNTANE Addams Band-4, Sweetheart-lg .T.C.L.-25 Math Club-25 N.I-LS.-25 Student Forum-1 BARNETT, SHARON Willard F,H.A.-1, Historian-1, Reporter-lg Spanish Club-lg N.H.S.-2g F.T.A. 1 U29 Office Assistant BASKETT, CHARLES Wilson Spanish Club-2 BAUC OM , ETTA SUE Willard 25 SENIORS BEAM, KASSI Addams Ir. Historians-lg F.H.A.-25 F,T.A.- lg Chorus-23 Vice-President of Ad- dams House BELL, MARILYN I Willard Chorus-4g .T.C.L.-15 F.H.A.-3 BENNETT, J' AMES Wilson ,T.C.L.-2, Math Club-3, Secretary- lg Key Club-25 Interscholastic League Spelling-43 N.H.S.-25 N.S.F.- S.S.T.P.g Annual Photographer, Annual House Representative BENTLEY, BARBARA Willard, .T.C.L.-lg Art Club-lg Yapper Staff- lg Interscholastic League, Volley- ball, Typing, Poetry BIRCHFIELD, JIMMY Wilson Band-4 BISHOP, LINDA Willard F.H.A.-43 Art Club-lg Record Club-1 Chorus-4 SENIORS BLEIMEYER, MARIE Barton Band-4, District Band-47 F.H.A.-lg Annual Staff-2, Art Editor-23 Student Forum-13 Art Club- 23 Quill and Scroll -lg 2nd place Fire Prevention Poster BOESE, MERIKAY Barton F.H.A.-45 Chorus-25 Drama Club- 1X2 BOLDING, ,TUNELLE Barton F.H.A,-45 Chorus-1 Bones, BILL Riley Art Club-lg Football-2 BOLES, GARY Edison BORDEN, LINDA Addams F.H.A.-3 Z Q-M are .E . SENIORS BOSTON, MARILYN Barton F.H.A.-33 N.H.S.-25 Office Assist- ant-2 BOSWELL, ,T AMES Edison Band-lg D.E. BOULDIN, .TIM Riley N.H.S,-25 Math Club-lg Science Club -1 BOUNDS, DIANE Willard J.C.L.-25 F.H,A,-33 Record Club-lg F..T.A.-2 BRAND, MICHAEL Riley Football-43 Track-45 Basketball-2g F.T.A.--lg Science Club-lg Student Forum-lg Perfect Attendance-4 BRAND, SARAH Willard Spanish Club-25 Science Club-lg Junior Historians-lg F.T.A,-25 Stu- dent Forum-lg F.,T.A,-25 Yapper Staff-2, Feature Editor-lg Interscho- lastic League Typing-1 SENIORS BRANTLEY, GARY Edison Baseball-2 BRAWNER, BILLY Wilson Football-1 BREWER, DON Edison Band-4, Stage Band-2, Reporter-1, District Band-4 BROUMLEY, ALICE Barton Yapper Staff-2, Advertising Manager -lg F.T.A.-lg F.I-LA.-45 Chorus-25 Interscholastic League Typing-1, Record Club-lg Football Sweetheart Nominee-1 BROWN, NANCY Willard F,I-LA.-4, Sergeant at Arms-lg Re- cord Club-1 BRYANT, JOHNNY Riley F.F.A.-4, VicefPresident-lg Ir. Historians-2 N513 ., W-'Nui ., SENIORS Addams F,H.A.-3 BUTLER, IOHNNIE RUTH Willard F.H.A.-3 BYAS, LINDA Willard CARLOCK, IARRY Edison Football-25 D. E.-2 CARROLL, PAM Addams F.H.A.-35 F,T,A.-1gF.J'.A.-1, Treas- urer-lg Record Club-25 StudentCoun- cil-3: Junior Class Reporterg Cheer- leaderg Yapper Sraff-1 1X2 CHAPMAN, JOE Edison F.F.A.-37 Art Club-1 SENIORS CHEEK, IANICE Willard F.I-LA.-4, Nominee for Miss F.H,A,g Football Sweetheartg Football Sweet- heart Nomineeg Chorus-35 Willard House Reporter CHRISTIAN, ELAINE Barton F.H,A.-4, Sgt.-at Arms-lg F.T.A.-lg Library Assistant-45 Library Club-4, Reporter -lg D.E.-lg Interscholastic League Volleyball-1 COLLINS, CARLA Willard F.H,A.-3, Pianist-lg F.T.A,-2g Re- cord Club-2 COLLINS, PINKI Willard Best All- Round Freshmang Most Pop- ular Sophomoreg Football Sweetheartg Key Club Sweetheartg F.H.A.-2, Par- liamentarian-lg F.T.A.-lg ,T.C.L.-lg Record Club-2, Reporter-lg Chorus -2g Reporter-lg Willard House Song Leader, Yapper Staff-2, Feature Edi- tor-1 CONWAY , KURT ,TAY Riley COOKE, KIT Edison CTIOHIS-27 .T.C.L.-lg Golf1gGo1fClub -lg Math Club-lg Interscholastic League Spelling-25 Yapper Staff-lg F..T.A.-1: F.T.A.-2: Annual Staff House Representative-lg Student Forum-lg Perfect Attendance-1 4475 fir SENIORS COOPER, NEIL Riley COX, GARY L. Wilson F.T.A.-lg J.c.L.-1 ance-lg Football-3 CREDEUR, CHARLES Edison Art Club-2, Treasurer 1 ,T C L 1 Ir. Historians -lg Science Club-1 Football Mgr.-45 Basketball Mgr 1 Baseball Mgr.-4 DANIEL PAULA Willard Transfer, F.H.A.-1 DAVIDSON, DONNIE RAY Wilson DAVIS, BOBBY Riley N.H.S.-2g Key Club-3 Vice Pres 1 Math Club-lg ScienceC1ub-1 Cheer- leader-lg Texas Boy s State Perfect Attendance-lg Treasurer of R11ey Housc SENIORS DAVIS, SANDRA Willard F.H.A. 4g lnterscholastic League Vol- leyball lg Art Club lg Record Club lg DEATON, ROY Edison Football 35 Baseball 45 Basketball lg Secretary- Treasurer of Edison Houseg Record Club 25 F,T.A. l DEMENT, DINAH Willard Student Council 4, Treasurer l, Vice- President lg N.H.S. 2, Secretary lg Record Club 2, Vice- President lg F.H.A. 2, Reporter lg Vice- President of Sophomore Classg President of Willard House: F.T.A. lg Yapper Staff 2, Circulation Manager lg Most Popular Freshmang Best All-round Sophomore and Junior: D.A.R. Good Citizenship N0llllDC6Q Qt1i1l8LScroll1 DENNIS, JIMMY Edison DICKENSON. ELIZABETH Barton DOAK, KENNETH D, Riley D.E. Club 1, Treasurer lg Foot- ball l: Track 1 'vw - 1H Zl? SENIORS DOERR, .TOHN ANTHONY Wilson J,C,L, 25 Math Club 21!2g F.T.A. lg Key Club 25 Student Forum lg N.H.S. 25 Perfect Attendance 25 Texas Boy's Stateg Interscholastic league Slide Rule 1 DOHONEY, MARTHA Willard .T.C.L. 23 Chorus 45 F.H.A. 23 F.T.A. 1: DOTY, HAROLD Riley D.E. Club lg Football 23 DUCKWORTI-L MIKE Wilson DWYER, JANET Willard F.H.A. 3: Perfect Attendance 2 DWYER, JOHN Wilson Football 3g Basketball 4g Track 2 SENIORS EDWARDS, VIRGINIA Addams Chorus 25 F.H.A. lg D.E. 1, Sweet- heart 1 ELAM, GARY Wilson Football 1g Key Club 15 Archery Club 2, President lg Number Sense 1: Science Club 1 ELMORE, CAROLYN Addams Speech Club lg Spanish Club 15 F.H,A, 43 D.E. Club 2 FERGUSON NANCILEE Addams F.H.A. 2, Historian 1:.T.C.L. 2, Social Chairman 11 F.T.A. lp Art Club lg Chorus 25 lnterscholastic Play 1: Volleyball lg Yapper Staff 1: F,T.A. lg Science Club 1 FISHER, CAROLYN Addams F.H.A. 4, Treasurer: Record Club 1: F.T.A. 2, Secretaryg Student Council 1, Secretaryg Chorus 4: Vice- Pres- ident: Sweetheart of the Key Club: Song leader of Addams House FLETCHER, DICK Riley Jr. Historians lg Basketball lp Sci- ence Club 1 'N-vvfbip' YW SENIORS FLOYD, ALYCE Willard F.H.A. 15 Band 45 District Band 1 FRAZJER, LINDA RAYE Addams F.I-LA. 3, Parliamentarian lg Archery Club 3, Secretary, Program Commit- teeg Student Forum 1. Sweetheart 1: Chorus lg Addams House Secretary FRAZIER, RUTH ANN Willard F.H.A. 3. Vice-President 15 N.H,S, 2g F.T.A. 1f2g Math Club 1 FRENCH, BECKY Addams GAINY, ELIZABETH ANN Addams Transfer GATTON, JOHNNY Riley SENIORS GOLLEHER, TERRY Wilson GOODALE, SYDNEY Willard N.H.S. 2, Treasurer lg F.T,A. lg F.H.A. 4, President 1, Treasurer lg .T.C.L. lg Annual Staff 2, Club Editor 27 Quill and Scroll 1g DAR Good Cit- izenship Nominee GOSSETT, BETTYE Barton F.H.A. 3: .T.C.L. 1: Record Club 25 lnterscholastic Volleyball 1 GRIFFIN, DANNY Edison Football 4g Track 3, Chorus 2: Sec- retary- Treasurer lg Secretary- Treas- urer of Sophomore Class lg Vice- President of Senior Class GRIFFIN, TROY Riley Key Club 2: F.T.A. lg Tennis 2 GRIGSBY, ,TANICE Barton F.H.A. 4 K t as SENIORS GREEN, SYLVIA Willard F.H.A. 33 Drama Club 1, Reporter 1 GUMFORY, DAVID Edison Band 4, Manager 1 HACKWORTH, WANDLEY ROY Wilson Archery Club 35 Vrce Presrdent of Freshman Class HAMILTON, DUDLEY Edison .T.C,L. lg Golf 2 Math Club 1 F.T.A. 1 HAMILTON, RANDY Edison Football 15 Basketball 2 Baseball 25 Math Club 15 Transferred HAMMOND, CRAIG Wilson D,E, Club 1: Football 1 SENIORS HAMMOND, PAUL Edison Basketball 2g Freshman Football Manager 1: Freshman Baseball Man- ager 1 HAMMOND, RICHARD Edison D.E. 2 HAMPTON, MELVIN Edison Football 1g D.E. 25 Ir. Historians 2, President 1 HANNA, SHERRON Addams F.H.A. 33 Art Club 1 HARMON, ROGER Edison Track 45 Record Club 2g Science Club 1 HARPER, RENE' Barton Senior Class Reporterg Barton House Treasurer: Record Club lg F.T,A, 2, Historian 1, Sweetheartg F.H.A. 4, Sergeant-av Arms 1: Quill and Scroll D,A.R. Nominee 1g Annual Staff 2, Feature Editor 2g Perfect Attendance 1 .-4' m'... ,.. 39. 1,3 SENIORS Barton Transferred F H A 1 HAVERLY GARY Wilson Band 4 HA YNE S, Addams Transfer HEARNE, BILL Riley Band 2, Stage Band 2 HEMPEL CONNIE Barton F.H.A. 1 HIGGINS, LARRY Wilson SENIORS HILL, LYNN Riley Dramatic Arts Club 1 HOLMES, CAROLYN Addams HOPKINS NANCY Willard F,H.A. 3, Historian lg Record Club 25 F.T.A. lg Sophomore Class Report- erg Junior Class and Senior Class Secretaryg Most Popular.Tuniorg Foot- ball Nominee 1 HORTON, W.A. Edison Football 3g Science Club l HOWE, DANNY V. Wilson F.F.A. 3g Key Club lg Archery Club lg President of Wilson House: Foot- ball 4g Baseball 3 HUBBARD, GAYLAND Riley Football 3 WD' ,mr f 99 W? ,..,,,,pm--at SENIORS HUDGINS, CRAIG Wilson Band 4, Reporter lg Record Club 13 Student Forum 1, Reporter lg lnter- scholastic League Spelling 3g N.H.S. 2, Reporter lg F.,T.A, 1, President 1g Quill 85 Scroll 1g Yapper Staff 2, Co- Editor 1 HUGHES, JUDY Willard F.l'I.A. 35 F.T.A. lg Art Club 1, Program Chairman 1 HUGHES, MARY Barton J.C.L. 25 F.H.A. 4 HUMPHREY, CAROL Willard Math Club 3g .T.C.L. 2: F.T.A. 12 Art Club 2g Interscbolastic league Number Sense 2g JACKSON, CAROLYN Barton Spanish Club lg F.H.A. lg Student Forum 1, Secretary- Treasurer 1 IILES, STEVE Edison Spanish Club 1g A Team 1g Student Forum lg Football 4g Track 3: Pres- ident of Senior Class SIENIORS JOHNSON, JAN Willard Jr. Historians 2: J.C.L. 2, Treasurer lg Record Club lg F.J.A. lg Inter- scholastic League Volleyball 15 Yap- per Staff 2, Columnist 1 JOHNSON, LINDA Willard Secretary- Treasurer of Freshman Class: F.H.A. 4g Chorus 1, Pres- ident lg Interscholastic league Vol- leyball 2g Record Club 15 Art Club 1, Secretary 1g Vice-President of Willard Houseg Interscholastic League Kickball JOHNSON, JIM Riley Band 4. President 1g District Band 4, Region Band 15 Annual Staff 2, Business Manager 1, Co-Editor lp Quill and Scroll 1g Key Club 3, Board of Directors 2, Secretary- Treasurer lg J.C,L, 25 Math Club 33 N.H.S. lg Boys' State lg Perfect Attendance 35 Who's Who 1 JOHNSON, MARILYN Willard F.I-LA. 4g Perfect Attendance 1 JOPLIN, DAN Edison JOSLIN, MIKE Edison Band 35 Archery 27 D,E, Club 1, Vice- President 1 Um xii' W ,irrr 1 t--an-nr . .i-,Yi SENIORS KELLAM, JEAN Willard J.C.L. 2 KELLER, LARRY Edison .Tunior Historiansg D.E. KEY, GARY Riley KYLE, DON Edison ,T,C.L. 2g Student Forum 2 KYLER, MIKE Wilson Science Club LACKEY, GARY THOMAS Wilson Archery Club lg Football 4: Track 11 Jr. Historians lg Wilson House Song leader SENIORS LANCASTER, ROSALYN Addams F.H.A. 4, Pianist lg Chorus 4g F.T.A. lg Winner of Area VIII National Piano Competitiong Winner of State and National Piano Competition LANGSTON, BARRY Edison LAWSON, SCOTT Riley Spanish Club 1, Vice- President lg Key Club lg Interscholastic League Spelling lg N.H.S. 2g Math Club 2, Reporter lg Science Club lg Boy's Stateg Annual Staff 1, Business Man- ager lg Quill and Scroll lg Perfect Attendance 2 LEACH, ,TACQUELYN Addams F,H.A. 3, Parliamentarian lg .T.C.L. 2g Junior Historians l LEE, ROBERT Edison Football 4 LEE STEVEN Riley Science Club lg Key Club lg Foot- ball 4g Track 3: .I.C.L, 2 SENIORS LETSON, Edison Arr Club LOVELL, Willard Band 4, MIKE 1 DONNA Twirler 23 F.H,A, 2: .T.C.L. lg Record Club lg F.T.A. 1 LUTHER, IRENE Addams F.H.A. 1 MCBRIDE, KAY Barton J.C,L. lg F.Ir'I.A. 3g Barton I-louse Reporter MCCARTY, ELAINE Barton F.H.A. 4 MCCLURE, PAT Willard Library Club 21!2, Vice-President 1, Historian 1g F.Il.A. 2: Chorus 2: Library Assistant 21!2, N.H.S. 1 SENIORS Mc CLURE, RONNIE Wilson D.E. Clubg Baseball l MCCONATHY JUDY F.H.A. 4, Song leader lg Record Club 2, Secretary Treasurer lg E.T.A. l!2g Junior Class Treasurerg Barton House President 1 MCNABB, HOWARD Edison Science Clubg Basketball Manager 2: F.F.A. 3 MCVEAN, MIKE Riley Jr. Historians lg Science Club lg Foorball2 MARSHALL, ROGER Edison Band 4. Drum Major 1. Stage Band 2 MARTIN, WESLEY Edison Football 2: Track 27 E.D. lg Record Club l 'WB SENIORS MASON, CHARLOTTE ANN Willard F.H.A 3 MASSENGALE, NELDA Willard Transferred Library Assistant 1 F.H.A. 1 MATSON, BOYD Edison Science Club 23 Speech Club 1. President lg F.T.A. lg Tennis 3: Basketball 2 MATTOX, PATRICIA Addams F.Ii,A. 3 MAYFIELD, ROBERT Riley Math Club 3: Junior Historians 1 President 1g Spanish Club 2, Treas- urer lg Football 33 Tennis 43 Inter- scholastic league Poetry 2 MELTON, ,T ACK Edison J.C,L. lg Math Club lg Football Mgr. 43 Track Mgr. 4 SENIORS MILLER, BARBARA Addams Student Council lg ,T.C.L. 2g Science Club lg F.H.A, 2, Secretary lg Jr. Historians 1 MILLSAP, JUDY Willard F.H,A. 43 I.C.L. lg Perfect Attend- ance lg Art Club l MILSTEAD, BARBARA Willard Band 45 District Band 2 MITCHELL, ,TEANNE Willard F.I-I.A. 4g .T.C.L. lg F.T.A. lg N.H.S, 2, Sweetheartg Annual House Repre- sentative 1 MOORE, BILL Riley F.T.A. lg Football 2g Science Club lg Rod and Gun lg Record Club lg Perfect Attendance l MORGAN, BILLY Riley Band 4g All District Band 4g Stage Band 2 nik 343 SENIORS MORGAN, SUE Barton F.H.A. 4, Jr. Historians 1, Cheer- leader MORRIS, KENNETH Riley J,C.L. 13 Math Club lgStL1dS1'1tFO1'l1lT1 lg Science Club lj F.T.A. 23 Chorus 3g Song Leader of Riley MORRISON, DONNA Barton Transferred F.H.A. 25 F.T.A. 1 MORRISON, WAYNE Riley Spanish Club 1, President lg Record Club 2, President 25 F.T.A. 1, Foot- ball 3, Basketball 35 Baseball 4, Most Popular Freshmang Best All- Around Sophomore, Most Popular .Tuniorg Riley Annual House Repre- sentativeg F.H,A. Beaug Addams House Beau MORROW, KAREN Barton .T.C.L. 1, F.H.A, 3, Vice-Pres. 1g Record Club 25 F.T.A. 1 MORROW, SY LVIA Willard Transferred F.T.A. 1, Golf Team Sweetheartg Chorus 2 SENIORS MULLEN, DANNY Wilson Football, 2g Track lg F.F.A. lg Archery Club. MULLEN, RUTH Addams Chorus 3g SpanishClub lg F.T.A. l!2g F,H,A, ll!2g F.,T.A. 2, Second Vice- President 2g Student Forum 2, First Vice-President lg Record Club l 1f2, Reporter l!2g Yapper Staff 2, Assist- ant Editor lg National Honor Society 2g Addams House Reporter lg Quill and Scroll l MURPHY, PAUL Edison Football lg Track lg F.F.A. 4 NELSON, GARY Edison .T.C.L. lg Student Forum 1 NEY STEL, DORA Addams NORTON, JERRY Riley Football 2g Science Club lg Record Club lg F.T.A. l yur ,-696153 SENIORS NORTONHTIM Riley Science Club 1, Record Club 1, Football2 ORMSBY , FLOYD Wilson F.F.A. 4, Green Hand Sec. 1, Chap- ter Sentinel 1, Chapter Vice-Pres. 1, Chapter lst Vice-Pres. 1, Green Hand Star Farmer 1, Chapter Star Farmer 2, Lone Star Farmer 1, Area 8 Star Farmer 3, Area 8 Livestock Award, Rodeo Club 1, Sec. Reporter 1 OWENS, LARRY Riley Science Club 2, Key Club lg Foot- ball 4, Track lg Vice-President of .Tunior Class, President of Riley House, Perfect Attendance 1 PERKINS, .T OHNNIE Edison F.F.A. 4, Greenhand President 1, Chapter Treasurer 1, Chapter Reporter 1, Second Vice- President 1 PHILLIPS, MARTHA Willard F.H.A. 3, .T.C.L. 1, D.E. Club 1 PIPES, BILLY Riley Football 3, Track 2, Record Club 1 SENIORS Wilson Football 4g Basketball 45 Track 4 POU, WALTER Rile Y .T.C.L. 2, Science Club 25 Math Club 1g Key Club 3, President lg Football 49 Track 3 POWELL, LAMONT FRANKLIN Rile RAMSEY , PEGGY Addams Transferred RATCLIFF, LANNEY R. Edison Football 1g Basketball lg J' r. Histo- rian 23 F.J.A, 2g Yapper Staff 2, Sports Editor lg Student Forum 1 RAWLAND, CAROL IEANNE Willard N.H.S. 2, Math Club 25 Spanish Club 2, Sweetheart lg F.H.A. 2g Band 4, Stage Band 3, Majorette 3, Feature Twirler 1, District Band 23 Number Sense 1 186' SENIORS RAWLINS, SONYA Willard Art Club 1g F.H.A. 2 RAY BURN, ROBERT Edison Football 4g Baseball 23 I.C.L. 2, Vice-Pres. 1g Record Club 2 REPMANVTUDY wiuard F.H.A. 2g Math Club 2g J.c.L. 2g N.H.s. 2 RICE, RICHARD Wilson R1vEs,JERRY Wilson F.F.A. 4, Reporter 1, President 1, Greenhand Vice-Pres. 1 RIVES, TERRY Edison Band 3, A11-District Band 2g Track 3, J'.C.L. 2g Jr. Historians 1g Student Forum 1g Key Club 1g Stage Band 2g Cheerleader 2g Boxing 1 SENIORS RIZA, KENNETH Edison Student Forum lg ' be ROBERTSON, GARY Wilson RODEN, BRENDA KAYE Willard ROGERS, MIKE Edison M ff Rosa, DAVID Wilson Football 35 Reporter of Wilson Houseg Vice- President of Wilson Houseg m,, e in Archefl' Club 1: Record Club 1 L Eb- W WM ROSE, SHARON Willard F.H.A. 39 Secretary lg Record Club 2g F.T.A. 1 'fm E , TV J stmoks RUMSEY , LINDA B arton F.H.A, 27 Transferred SALAZAR, J' OE Riley Art Club 1 SAMS , JUDY Barton 4 N w F.H.A. 43 Chorus 1 SARTOR, GARY Edison Baseball 1 SCHICK, BILLY Riley Football 39 Science Club 1 SCHNEIDER, ,TIM Wilson Football 25 D.E. Student Forum 1 Club 25 Reporter 17 l SENIORS SCHULTZ, MILTON Edison SCOTT, ARLIE Edison President of Freshman, Sophomore, and Junior Classesg Best-A11-Round Freshman, Sophomore, and Juniorg A Club 2 SCOTT, PAUL ROBERT Riley Band 4 SIMMONS, BUDDY Wilson N.H.S. 25 J.C.L. lg Key Club 29 Math Club 3, President 1 SIMS, RICHARD Riley F.F.A. 4 SMITH, BEVERLY Willard F.H.A.4: .T.C.L. lg F.T.A, 1 'TZ' SENIORS SMY TH, PAUL Riley STEELHAMMER, CARROLL Riley Record Club lg Key Club lg Rod 'n Gun Club lg Football 45 Baseball 49 Vice-President of Riley House lg Science Club lg Perfect Attendance 2 STEPP, KENNETH Wilson F.F.A. l STIPE, SUZANNE Willard F.H.A. 4, Song Leader lg F.T.A. 25 J'.C.L. lg Annual Staff 2, Feature Editor l, Co-Editor lg Quill 85 Scroll lg Record Club lg 'Who's Who l STUART, BECKY Willard F.I-LA. 2 STUART, GEORGE Wilson Art Club 2, D.E. Club 1 SENIORS STYRON, SUSAN Barton F.H.A. 3g Ir. Historians 2g D.E. l SUMMERS, SHEILA Barton F.H.A. 3g D.E. 1 TALLEY, RICHARD Riley Student Council 2, Reporter lg N.H.S. 2: I.C.L. 2g Record Club lg Math Club 2l!2g Science Club lg Inter- scholastic League Spelling lg Foot- ball 2g Football Mgr. 2 TEAGUE, LARRY Riley Jr, Historians lg F.T.A. lg Rod and Gun Club lg Science Club lg Record Club lg Art Club 2, President lg Annual House Representativeg Riley House Program Chairmang Football 4g T1'8.Ck 4 TERRY, SANDRA Willard .T.C.L. 2g Ir. Historians lg MathClub lg F.T.A. 2g Science Club lg Student Forum l THACKER, JOHNNY Wilson J.C.L. 2g Chorus 2 tr 5' 3 . SENIORS THOMASON, SAMMY Riley Transferredg Football lg Student Fo- rum 1 TIDWELL, .TIMMY C. Edison D.E. Club TIDWELL, KATHY Barton TOMLINSON, GLORIA Addams Interscholastic league kickball lg Jr. Historians lg Interscholastic vol- leyball 2 TROLL, .T OLENE Addams F.H.A. 43 Chorus 1 TRUSSELL, LINDA Addams F.H.A. 4 SENIORS TRUSSELL, RICHARD Edison ,T.C.L. lg Math Club lg Key Club lg Yapper Staff 2g Co-Editor lg House Representative lg F. T. A, 2,Par- liamentarian lg Student Forum 1, President 1 TURNER, BEN HILL Wilson .T.C.L. lg Record Club lg F.T.A. 2, President l, Beau lg Chorus lg Golf 4, Captain lg Basketball lg Treasurer of Wilson House lg Key Club 1 TURNER, JUDY Willard F.H.A. 4, Secretary lg Jr, Historians 2, Secretary-Treasurer 1g Library As- sistants 3 1f2, Secretary-Treasurer lg D.E. Club 1, Secretary 1 TURNER, WAYNE Edison UNDERWOOD, BOBBY Edison Ir. Historians lg Program Chair- man of Edison Houseg Football 4 VANDER LAAN, MARY Barton Band 4, District Band 3g Record Club 2g F.H.A. 1 fi-V il , 171' ,,..w..,, tilt .. : E A-V' SENIORS VAUGHN, EUGENE Wilson VAUGHAN, RITA Willard F.H.A. lg Band 3g D.E. l WALDRIP, KATHY Willard F.H.A. 3g Art Club lg Math Club lg Annual House Representative WALKER, DANNY Wilson Record Club 2g ,T.C.L. 2, Vice-Pres- ident lg Archery Club 25 Student Forum lg Football 4g Basketball 4 WALKER, DARRYL Riley chorus 3, J.C.L. lg Math Club lg F.T.A. lg National Honor Society 23 Student Forum lg Interscholastic League Typing WALKER KAY Barton F.H.A. 15 F.T.A. lg Student Forum 25 Record Club 2 SENIORS WALKER, WAYNETT Willard F.H.A. 25 Library Assistant 4, Li- brarian Club 4 WALLACE, SUSAN Barton F.H.A. 3g Band 3, Color Guard 1 WALSH, MARGIE Barton WARENSKIOLD, SUE ANN Willard Band 4, District Band 33 F.H.A. 25 Math Club lg Record Club lg ,T.C.L. 2 WARREN, THOMAS LEE Wilson Science Clubg Student Forum WEST JIMMY Edison ., SENIORS WEST, RAYMOND Wilson Math Club 35 ,T.C.L. 2g D.E. Club lg Tennis 2 WHITE, D' MARIS ANN Addams F.I-LA, lg Band 4, Stage Band 35 Flagbearer l WHITE, GINIA Willard Band 4, District Band 3 WICKER, VICKI Barton F. H. A. 4, Sergeant- at- Arms 1, Treasurer lg Student Council 43 Rec- ord Club 29 F.T.A, lg Secretary of Barton House WIGINTON, TALANA Barton F.H.A. 4 WILLIAMS, JUDY Barton F. H. A. lg Interscholastic League Spelling and Volleyball lg Chorus 2 SENIORS WILLLIAMS, KENT Wilson F.T.A. lg Rod and Gun lg Science Club 25 Chorus 2. WILLIAMS, ROGER Riley F,F,A, 4g Art Club 1. WILLIAMS, TERRY Edison Student Forum lg Football 4. WILMOTH, CANDY Willard F.H,A, 33 Record Club 23 F.T.A. 25 Yapper Staff 23 Advertising Man- ager lg Willard House Secretary- 'Ireasurer 1. WILSON, CHARLES LEON Edison Math Club 3g F.T.A. lg N.H.S. lg Key Club 1. WILSON, DICK Wilson Chorus 4, Reporter lg Yapper Staff 2, Columnist lg J'.C.l. 23 Math Club 27 N.H.S. 2g F.J.A. lg F.T.A. lg Student Forum lg Perfect Attend- ance 4. SENIORS WRIGHT, BETTY, Willard F.H.A. 4g F.T.A, 1g,T.C.L. 1. WYLIE, ,TACK Edison Record Club lf D.E. 1, President 1: Vice-President of Edison Houseg Football 35 Track 1. YOUNGER, GLENA Barton F.H.A, 4,,Par1iamentarian 1gF.T.A. 1g I.C.L. 2, Secretary lg D.A,R. Good Citizenship Award. ACOSTA, JUANITA Willard Spanish Club 1. ARCHER, JIMMY Edison F.T.A. 1. BAUMAN, ,TESSIE Willard .T.C.L. 2. SENIORS Addams F.H.,A. lg Archery 2, Sweetheart lg Ch0rus 3. HIMMELREICH, BOBBY HERBERT Riley Art Club lg Key Club lg D.E. lg Foot- ball lg Track lg Basketball Mgr. 2. 'wtf'-fM,rQ,'NE'Q Doyle Stalcup, twentieth-century philosopher, picks his teeth. ,ip Okay, yOu guys, I'm trred of you Secre her w Mr. Doyle Stalcup tary Sally Collins really loves ork ! Mrs. Sally Collins Richard Trussell, Scott Lawson, Charles Wil- son. followin' me around everywhere I go. So go away, will ya' ? A new type of Art: white wall. p, ,,, A Q 3 if 4J,t:'i ,: . 2 I r .ti N at Richard Talley, Bill Moore, Steven lee changing a beautiful picture into a plain 67 Junior C'ass Officers From left to right: Danny Elam, Jeannine McPherson, Ann Marti, and Jay Wilburn. President ----- - - uny Vice -President - - - ----- - - Wilb f Secretary ----- - - - Jeannine erson Reporter ----- ---------- A nn Marti Juniors Allen, Nancy Addams Anderson, David Riley Anderson, Glenda Barton Angle, Galen Edison Armstrong, Prudence Barton Bailey, Martha Willard Baker, Judy Willard Barker, Sharon Addams Basham, Norma Barton Bassinger, Jerry Riley Beaver, Danna Willard Bishop, Bill Wilson Desk, as 'Ax - ::- ., q 5 , Juniors Black, Buzzy Edison Blackstock, Yvonne Addams Boggs, Eddy Edison Bosher, Jerry Riley Boyd, Larry Wilson Bradford, Gary Edison Bradshaw, Mary Ann Barton Brand, Nell Willard Brannan, Mike Edison Brewer, Sandra Addams rown, Jo n diso Brown, Paula Barton Juniors Burton, Larry Edison Butler, Gary Wilson Byars, Patricia Barton Calahan, Jerry Wayne Wilson Capps, Glenda Willard Carranza, Joe Wilson Case, Paul Wilson Cavasos, Randy Riley Chrietzberg, Jayne Barton Clancy, Marilyn Barton Clark, Malcohm Edison Coggin, Renea Juniors Collins, Charles Edison Collins, Mary Evelyn Willard Corzine, Buddy Riley Cotton, Kathy Barton Crouch, Doug Wilson Curlee, Larry Lewis Wilson DeCanniere, Vaughan Riley Delavan, Mike Wilson Derden, Patsy Addams Dickey, Kathelia Barton Dietrich, Mike Edison Dilleshaw, Mike Wilson Juniors Doerr, Bobby Edison Dollgener, Gary Edison Duncan, Becky Barton Dwyer, Judy Barton Echols, Betty Barton Echols, Danny Bryant Edison Edwards, Mike Edison Elam, Danny Riley Ellis, Nelda Willard Elrod, Nancy Willard Fain, Mary Barton Finley, Craig Riley g? ,wqdf i Q-vm. ww? I Q0 IQO' 5 'gif' O r X .QC Q 0' so' D mi' s F rss, f . , 'kklg , y 5il if F 1 L - rip' K , A V-1 ll . we FAN ' M . ' V' r Q X We ry, 5 X 3, if 2 . , v . , 7 e , ' Z ,gf A ff r 7,11 n , Q W, Juniors Fisher, Gary Edison Fossett, Dale Riley Foster, Hal Wilson Fuller, Teresa Addams Fuqua, Sam Riley Gatewood, Vivian Willard George, Carolyn Barton Gillespie, Vicki Addams Gilliland, Georgia Willard Gillock, Roy Wilson Gossett, Larry Edison Goulding, Duaine Edison Juniors Graff, David Edison Graves, Burl Wilson Graves, Linda Willard Greanead, Barbara Willard Griffin, Tommy Riley Griffith, Sherry Addams Griffith, Spruce Riley Grigsby, Larry Riley Grimes, Nannette Barton Groening, Kenneth Riley Haley, Pat Wilson Hallman, James Edison ' , ,,,, F un 4 as w Q 5 E J r r- xr, ,I ,V Ifzffy I' .. 'H iw A ,A if ffzf' i 1 K v if ffffh I i W fry! F K 1 1',, I f . , I X , ,ff rf Juniors Hamill, Jerry Edison Hanna, Dale Edison Harris, Cindy Willard Harris, Ian Barton Harville, Donna Addams Hatcher, Neal Edison Hauk, Judy Barton Helms, Jimmy Riley Hill, Shirley Barton Hinton, Donna Willard Holcomb, Brenda Addams Hopper, Mary Ruth Addams Juniors Howard, Rita Barton Howe, Donna Barton Humphrey, David Riley Hutto, Miken Edison ggi, lnce, David X Wilson ' Jackson, Jimmy Rney James, Susan Willard Jennings, Jerry Edison Johnson, Bill Riley Johnson, Karen Addams Jones, Jimmy Edison Kelly, Karol Addams J J wa, 2 T , 5 ' ss 1f-: ,, J K r,,, ' ig ,X in r I J 1 V . i I i if ,..---x f , K If ya! i Ji i is 99 1 K -4: ffl' ,, 3 ,.,, ,, - ' J? I an 15 Us li-5 ll. .f ig ,i V' k ji , lp l VA, K .V :,-,. I Q ,r sl? in .r r f M r,', J ZJ' J J lflll N J J r , , V M .,k ,F ., Qi - S I V J .1 J 3 il f jf rs i 575 if F! -1 In H H Alih ,V ii E, 2: .s K if :PRX if 16' if , .wx-qv 77 NE qw '.f3e ' 'Q . 23 A s 'X - ,-W 5 A x f ,Qm, xi? QQQJ . L.if'rggQxQiE Z' QW-' AP' r Tkgggxjgi 1 f A, if 3 A' ire p in r Q Q 1 Juniors Kelly, Linda Barton King, Phil Riley King, Tracy Barton Knight, Leroy Riley Kolls, Ricky Riley Kouns, Andrea Addams Kraft, Charles Edison Kretsinger, Mary Jo Addams Kyle, Mary Ellen Willard Lain, Martha Addams Landers, Walter Edison Langford, Jimmy Wilson Juniors Addams Locker, Brynda Barton Longley, Kenneth Wilson Looper, June Willard Love, Tommy Wilson McCarty, Kathy Willard Mcfjready, David Edison McLean, Gene Wilson Mclvlahon, Wayne Riley McPherson, Jeannine Barton McVicker, Billy Wilson Madsen, Kerry Riley Us H-.,..a-P O Juniors Mahurin, Linda Willard Marti, Ann Willard Matthews, Lynn Edison Miller, Brenda Addams Miller, Pam Willard Milling, Faith Willard Mitchell, Linda Barton Moeller, Keith Wilson Moore, Ronald Edison Morrow, Ann Barton Mudge, Melody Addams Murphy, Mary Beth Willard Juniors Murray, Vikki Addams Nichols, John Riley North, Donald Wilson Otwell, Cindy Addams Ousterhout, Mary Io Addams Parks, Peggy Addams Parrish, Valinda Sue Barton - X- Rile 6 wiuia Peyton, Sharon Willard Pipes, Cynthia Barton Pollock, Ronnie R, Riley Pou, Wally Edison Juniors Powell, Martha Addams Prather, Diana Addams Praytor, Carolyn Willard Prine, Brenda Willard Raney, Paula Barton Redding, Becky Addams ves, Marvin Riley Rinehart, Robert Wilson QAA, R Rho'd V ldon , F, X? 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Q 'z iw ,QW 1 ,rf Hr 5 Richter, Gregory Edison Ricketts, I ohnnie Edison Rives, Curtis Riley Juniors Roberts, Ginny Willard Robinson, Eunice Barton Robinson, Hilton Edison Rodman, I ohnny Riley Rogan, Delbert Wilson Rogers, Dan Wilson Roye, Gary Don Edison Schmidt, Larry Edison Sewell, Eddie Edison Sewell, Jackie Riley Skiles, Carole Willard Smith, Kenneth Riley fir .y VW' 'TT b !?'r li' Juniors Smith, Paul Wilson Smith, Thom as Riley Snider, Marianne Barton Stanley, K athryn Willard Stephens, Jim Wilson Stepp, Marsha Addams Story, Sharon Addams Taylor, Charles Wilson Taylor, Dan Wilson Taylor, Nadine Addams Thom as, Troy Riley Tinajero, Elizabeth Willard Juniors Todd, Cheryl Willard Triplett, Ray Riley Tucker, Brenda Addams Turner, Dick Wilson Turner, Donald Wilson Vose, Linda Addams Waggener, Rosalyn Barton Waldie, Susie Addams Walls, Nancie Willard Webb, Barbara Addams Webb, Tommy Riley Whipp, Laura Barton A 'Q ...ss fiiwu Juniors White, Nan Barton White, Richard Riley Whitehead, Larry Edison Wilbanks, David Riley Wilburn, Iay Riley Wilkin, John Riley xx xi XXV! Williams, Y ,,,, Willia ms, Mary Etta Willard Williamson, Eddie Barton Wilson, Becky Barton Wilson, Linda Addams Wood, Linda Addams Juniors Wright, Dennis Wilson Wright, Linda Willard Wylie, Kathy Willard Zimmerman, Judy Willard Turner, Roy Riley Clary, David Riley Elm ore, Van Edison Gent, Clarence Wayne Riley Martin, Sherry Addams Milner, Phil Edison 7 ,ff fy iw lu 1:1 f - l ll., S K .QTLQ ophomore Class Offiqeggg ge r ff Q 59, if 7 Q riyx , Ze Q iz! f? ' f fi err bxfzfk. gQ5,QX4 J Q, 7 W Q 67g I fi , TT Q K' 7 PUC!! 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Q is 'J li xt, .ia 1-- V ' -' K ' ttss -L'A X 7. av-5, Sophomores Birdwell, Eddie Edison Bonham, George Riley Borden, Tony Wilson Boston, Charlotte Addams Bowles, Marvin Riley Boyd, Eddie Edison Bradshaw, Evelyn Addams Bradshaw, Jerry Edison Braga, Iavonne Willard Brand, Rickey Wilson Brannon, Steven Edison far-afchEfR,, Barton ' Xl M-My 1 N Brooks, Era Willard Brown, Billy Riley Brown, Robert Edison Brown, Sandra Willard Bruce, Dwayne Wilson Burgess, Glinda Barton Burgess, Linda W Barton Burnham, Mary Ann Barton Sophomores Bullard, Danny Edison Bullard, Kenneth Earl Edison Bullard, Otis Riley Burt, Linda Addams Burt, Roland Edison Burton, Chuck Edison Bybee, Johnny Edison Camp, Jimmy Edison Campbell, Jimmy Edison Cannon, Linda Barton Calahan, Judy Barton Caldwell, Linda Barton Carlock, Joe Wilson Carmichael, Karla Barton Carper, Roy Riley Carranza, Joe Wilson Carranza, Mary Ann Barton Chafin, Christi Barton Choate, Eddie Edison Clements, Don Wilson af Q uckworth, Jerry fhw Sophomores Coffey, Judy Willard Collins, Johnny Riley Cooper, Caren Willard Covington, Jane Barton Crawford, Coley Edison Crawford, Gary Wilson Crocker, James David Riley Cryer, David Riley Cryer, Johnny Riley Dahn, Marion Riley Davis, David Riley Davis, Michael Dw ayn Wilson De Canniere, Sheralyn Barton Dennis, Hal Edison Dixon, Faye Addams Dobbins, Ronald Wilson Doty, Alan Edison Doty, Nickey N3-ll?-Y-xr! Dum as, Penny Addams Sophomores l Dunson, Thomas' Edison Dyer, Larry Wilson Edging, Debby Barton Ellisor, Sharon Addams Elliot, Gregg Edison Elmore, Mike Riley Eubanks, Wayne Edison Evarett, Charlene Addams Fagan, Norman Riley Fannon, Martin Riley Faulkenberry, Claud Riley Faver, James Edison i Felts, Sharon Willard Fenn, Evelyn Addams Finley, Terry Edison Flatt, Brenda Addams Fletcher, Darla Addams Forrest, Clint Wilson Foster, Larry Riley Fowler, Harold Wilson Q 'CN M s fe, 'H 5 .E is I Q fag, J r few , ,I 7 Sophomores Fowler, Pat Edison Franz, Paula Barton Freeman, Cathy Addams Gamble, Robert Wilson Gatewood, Robert Riley Gentry, Ronald Riley Gibbs, Alice Addams Gill, Bobby Riley Gilley, David Wilson Glenn, Kinney Edison Goodale, Bill Edison Goodwin, Willie Edison Gossett, Joe Wilson I Graham, Marilyn Mari Willard Greanead, Gary Wilson Green, Don Wilson Griffith, Martin Riley George, Kathleen Willard George, Shawn Riley Hall, Pat Barton Sophomores Hall, Ronney A, Edison Hamilton, Bill Edison Hamilton, Rick Edison Hammond, Hal Wilson Hargrove, Betty Barton Hargrave, Randall Wilson Hargrove, Ronny Edison Harris, Sandra Addams Harrison, Anita Barton Harwell, Mike Wilson Henslee, Donny Riley Hesselbrock, Dave Wilson Hestilow, Kenneth Edison Hines, Kay Barton Hinton, Leroy Edison Holliday, Paul Edison Hoover, Alford Edison House, Esther Addams Howe, Tommy Wilson Hutson, Jimmy Lynn Riley Sophomore Hutson, Lyndax ,Y Addams lify, Larry Riley James, La Rue Addams James, Lelton Wilson Johnson, Glenda Barton Johnson, Suzy Barton Jones, ame Rile Jones, Jimmie Ann Addams Jones, lohn Wilson Jones, Luelda Barton I. .1 Joplin, Sandra Barton Joplin, Terry Edison Joslin, Danny Riley Kellogg, Karol Addams Kerr, Deborah Addams Kirkpatrick, Kenneth Edison Kouns, Betty Addams Lackey, Mike Wilson Lambert, Cheryl Addams Sophomores Lamon, Jan Barton Lamon, Mary Barton Ligntsey, Margaret Addams Lilly, .Toe Wilson Liser, Melinda Addams Long, Frank Riley McCaig, Judy Barton McClure, Betty Willard McClure, Mickey Lynn Wilson McCoy, Carolyn Addams McDonald, Paulette Addams McKelvy, Brenda Willard McLean, Nell Willard McNabb, Lois Barton McVicker, Latrese Barton Maples, Ronald Riley Marchman, Roy Riley Massey, Melissa Addams Meals, Cecilia Addams Miles, Darrell Wilson ,M -, F? 'E Za, .- ,, Q an 2 -K ra ll- ' ai ag A ,X 2' 4, M an Sophomores Miles, Jamie Barton Milling, Martha Willard Millsap, Tommy Wilson Monson, Stephen Riley Moore, Jerry Riley Morgan, Wayne Wilson Morrison, Harley Edison Morrow, Catny Willard Morton, James Wilson Mustin, Gary Riley Myers, Glenn Wilson Neystel, Ole Wilson Orr, Janie Barton TW WIISOD Owens, Betty Willard Pack, Katny Addams Paden, Carol Barton Parrish, Carol f,..43art'6fFN yne, MQ Addams! Pen n, David Riley Sophomores Perkins, Suzanne Barton Peters, Sharon Addams Pluto, Linda Barton Poarch, Ronald Edison Polson, Roger Edison Porter, Sandra Addams Porterfield, Arlene Addams Prewitt, Ellen Pritchard, Bobby Riley Pyeatt, Tommy Riley Reagan, Randy Wilson Reed, Sonja Willard Reynolds, Tommy Edison Rice, Bob Riley Rice, Linda Addams Rich, Ioan Riza, Dianne Barton Rhoades, Sherry Willard Robinson, Joe Riley Roden, Janie Addams I 6 ' I Sophomores Sain Linda Willard Selby, Rhonda Barton Semberra, Mary Willard Shannon, Kathy Willard Shiftar, Janice Willard Shiftlett, Pam Willard Sims, Jimmy Edison Skiles, David Edison Skinner, Bill Wilson Smith, Lanora Addams Smith, Nelda Addams Smith, Sharon Addams l Smith, Tony Wilson Snider, .Tim Riley Sowell, Bobbie Willard Speer, Ronald Edison Steadman, Pat Willard Steadman, Sandy Addams Stepp, Jeanie Barton Stepp, Linda sophomores Stewart, Roger Edison Stout, Pat Addams Styroh, Sharon Barton Sullivan, Joyce Addams Taylor, Lyndon Wilson Taylor, Patricia Addams Thomason, Michelle Willard Tillinghest, Gary Edison Tribble, Carolyn Addams Trotter, Linda Addams Trussell, Beverly Addams Trussell, Mike Wilson Trussell, Roger Edison Turner, Linda Addams Tutle, Gary Wilson Underwood, Wayne Wilson Vaughn, Clifford Edison Vaughan, .Terry Edison Vaughan, Jimmy Edison Vereen, Larry Wilson no ,X If yil . ,Kg Q ., ,.,,, ay 3 r VV ,lx 'l M ag, ,A s J W. 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Y,-. -' 'I . . A in gsm 1' f 104 Leading the Student Body this year are four class presidents. They are, left to right, soph- omore Darrell Miles, senior Stephen Jiles, junior Danny Elam, and kneeling, freshman Barry McWilliams. Son was that you carrying the ball Friday night? George Logan is so happy to see the rain, that he won't even stand under an umbrella. Melinda Liser, Mr. George Logan on the school ground. Clint, a normal Key Clubber, likes the publicity better than the work. 105 Freshman Class Officers From left to rightg Dick Landers, Barry McWilliams, Pam Wilmoth, and Roma Gill. President ......... . ....................... Barry McWilliams Vice-President . .. ..... Pam Wilmoth Secretary ..... Roma Gill Reporter ..... .. Dick Landers Abt, Kathy Addams Adair, Larry Edison Allen, Jeannie Willard Allen, Julia Barton Allen, Mike Riley Allen, Russell Wilson Allen, Tony Riley Altaras, Tim Riley Anderson, Dale Wilson Anderson, Shirley Addams Anderson, Tony Edison Archer, Marleana Willard Annstrong, Ionn Diar Wilson Arnold, Tom Riley Avants, Dianne Willard Baecntel, Connie Addams Bailey, Jerry Wilson Baker, Mindy Addams Baker, Sharon Addams Barham, James Edison Barton, Raylene Addams Bates, Rocky Riley Bauman, Shirley Willard Bell, Bobby Edison Freshmen ! Bell, Weldon Wilson Berryman, Debbie Barton Bignam, Gail Edison Birdwell, Carolyn Addams Blanchette, Kathy Willard Boliver, Cindy Addams Boone, David Edison Bonham, Ronnie Riley Boyd, Scott Riley Bradford, Janet Willard Brand, Jerry Wilson Brand, Judy Barton Brooks, Joy Nell Willard Brooks, Ronnie Wilson Brown, Debbie Barton Buckner, Danny Riley Bush, Joe Bill Wilson Camp, Dovie Willard Campbell, Marion Wilson Cannon, Tommy Riley Capps, Darmon Wilson Carroll, Erick Edison Casey, Diana Barton Choate, Larry Riley Clark, Jana Barton Clark, Steve Riley Collins, Greg Riley Conner, Sharon Barton Cornett, Cyntnia Barton Cottle, Dickie Wilson Cowan, Tim Wilson Cox, Katny Addams Cradduck, Juana Willard Crisp, Wayne Riley Curlee, Patsy Willard Curtis, I.D, Wilson Dacus, Sandy Barton Dawson, Mike Riley Davis, Dana Willard Dixon, Kaye Willard Edwards, Darlene Willard Elerson, Kerry Riley Ellis, Bob Riley Emmons, Mike Wilson Eoff, Ray Riley Evartt, Lynn Addams Farrington, Yvonne Addams Faver, Glenn Wilson ,yss . r',, Q V, ' ,X A Ziy 1 'ia fy r at Q B If P T A rl Freshmen s ,s are Q. 6 an Q la-are ,,, ,v.....ii I ' A Fisher, Susan Barton Flippen, Billy Edison Flippin, Lee Edison Flores, Rudy Edison Foster, Patricia Addams Fowler, Linda Barton Frazier, Barbara Willard Friou, Cindy Willard Gainey, Tommy Edison Gant, Elaine Willard Garner, Vicki Barton Gaskill, Calvin Riley Gaskill, Tommy Wilson Gatton, Lynn Addams Gatton, Ronald Riley George, Donna Addams George, Larry Edison Gifford, Lewis Edison Gill, Roma Addams Gillock, Angela Willard Given, Lois Barton Gordon, Jonn Wilson Gouge, Diane Addams Hoover, Rosemary Willard Griffith, Beth Barton Grigsby, Paula Addams Hackworth, Dana Addams Hall, Alan Riley Hall, Carolyn Barton Hall, Jimmie Addams Hamil, Roy Riley Hammond, Robert Edison Hanson, Regina Willard Hardin, Kelly Riley Hargrove, Terry Riley Harris, Mike Edison Hart, Martha Willard Harwell, Gail Barton Hatcher, James Riley Helms, Billy Wilson Henderson, Jenall Addams Hesselbrock, Alice Barton Hindman, Marsha Addams Hindman, Martha Barton Hinkle, John Carl Wilson Holcomb, Linda Addams Holmes, Alvin Edison Holmes, Billy Riley Pres mmen I , ,ll ,fix 4, A 1, ,sf -. . ,gsm ip, V 41 X Hope, Donna Willard Hopkins, David Wilson Hopper, Charlotte Willard Horton, Ricky Edison Howard, Linda Addams Howe, Timmy Wilson Hudgins, Mary Ann Willard Hudzietz, Loyd Wilson Hughes, Jerry Wilson Huneycutt, Linda Barton Hutchinson, Donna Willard Hutto, John W. Riley Ince, Tony Edison Ingram, Judy Willard Ivy, Linda Barton Jackson, Darla Jean Addams Johnson, Brenda Barton Johnson, Louis Wilson Johnson, Sharon Willard Johnson, Shirley Ann Addams Johnson, Truman Edison Johnson, Valorie Addams Johnson, Vicki Addams Jones, Larry Riley X Jones, Melinda Addams Jones, Pam Addams Kelly, Roger Wilson Key, Carolyn Willard Kilgore, Gary Edison King, Karen Barton King, Lindy Riley Kleiber, David Wilson Knowles, Cindy Addams Kuykendall, Robe Riley Kyle, Diane Addams Lackey, Homer Riley Lackey, Jackey Riley Lackey, Patricia Barton Landers, Dick Riley Landon, Darlene Barton Lawler, Robert Wilson Lawler, Tommy Edison Lawrence, Kay Willard Lay, Kay Addams Leck, Benny Wilson Ledbetter Ramon Wilson Leonard Luanne Addams Leonard Rosanne Freshmen 'lung' lg YQ- ag , L ,pm . if---f I 5 Z , 9 L . 2 5 , ,V ,Ala E .. ihifff i ' ' CE 12. f,: 'TfI ,f xi' if Wluafd 2 Jaff a .1 fi - 596 K 'Q 5' IL' -QQ? s Q M3 givin On Freshmen l E ck' W i f Letson, Dawn Barton Leverett, Paula Addams Lewis, Leo Riley Lilly, Carroll Edison Livingston, Dolores Willard Longley, Alan Wilson Love, James Riley Lovell, Hal Edison Lyon, Cheryl Barton McAllister, Robert Riley McClain, Linda Addams McClure, Gay Addams McClure, Ruby Barton McCowen, Sue Addams McCowen, William Riley McGowen, Ray Wilson McCoy, Connie Willard McCoy, Sandra Willard McCoy, Shelbie Addams McElmurray, Patricia Ann Willard McMahon, Clinton Riley McMul1in, Shery Lynette Willard McNatt, Minnie Barton Loring, George Edison Pritchard, Linda Barton McNiel, Joyce Willard McWilliams, Barry Riley Madsen, Randy Edison Martin, Kary Sue Barton Massengale, Margie Barton Martin, Shelly Willard Martindale, William Riley Mason, Wayne Edison Matlack, Rob Wilson Merrill, David Wilson Mims, LaRita Willard Morrison, Leitha Barton Mullen, Phillip Wilson Murray, Chelo Willard Nava, Frances Barton Nelson, Roger Wilson Newman, Robert Wilson Nickols, Linda Joyce Addams Noble, Laura Willard Homan, Kathy Willard Petty, Ovaline Barton Patterson, David Wilson Pippin, Linda Addams 2 h....,, Eight... Peikoff, Patricia Ann Addams Penninger, Ricky Wilson Pernell, Marsha Barton Peterson, Ioy Barton Peugh, Eugene Riley Quattlebaum, Benny Wilson Randolph, Sammy Wilson Rawland, Bill Wilson Reavis, Elaine Addams Reed, Joyce Barton Reed, Tommy Edison Reid, Becky Willard Reynolds, Kay Addams Rice, Anita Barton Rice, Edna Willard Rice, Larry Edison Rice, Randall Riley Rice, Ronnie Riley Rich, Carol Willard Richards, Mike Riley Riddle, Jackie Wilson Riza, David Riley Robinson, Alvin Riley Robinson, Barbara Willard Roe, Carolyn Willard Rust, Phyllis Willard Sain, Iudy Barton Salazar, Tito Riley Sanders, Doug Edison Sanders, Janet Addams Schmidt, Jerry Edison Schultz, Clara Barton Scott, Dan Riley Shanks, Billy Wilson Sheffield, Phyllis Addams Sheffield, Wayne Riley Shelton, Rene Willard Shivers, Sandra Barton Shoemaker, Ricky Wilson Sims, Pam Addams Smith, Betty Barton Smith, Gayle Addams Smith, Sandra Addams Smith, Sarah Barton Sparks, Eddie Wilson Stanley, Ianara Willard Steadman, Raymond Edison Ste ckelberg, Jeanette Barton Freshmen . MW, ,asm aofwfy df -'FB fi, rl X Steele, Mary Lou Willard Stevens, Steve Edison Stringer, Rick,y Edison Stone, Paula Willard Stout, Jim Edison Stout, Martha Willard Sullivan, Danny Wilson Swart, Su Ann Barton Talley, Alrce Barton Talley, James A, Wilson Taylor, Darla Addams Taylor, Gwen Barton Thomas, Rodney Edison Threadgill, Danny Rile ,d' Tribble, Larry Edison Tribble, Windell Edison Tyer. Janis Addams Underwood, Gary Edison Underwood, Gwenda Willard Underwood, Sandy Addams Valentine, Richard Wilson Valerio, John Edison Vasquez, Dominga Barton Vaughn, Cheri Barton Walden, Rhonda Barton Walker, Dana Barton Walker, Lela Barton Walker, Milton Edison Walraven, Jill Addams Ward, Anne Willard Ward, Jerry Riley Warren, Melissa Addams Watson, Billy Riley Watson, Joe Edison Webb, Lily Addams Webb, Nona Addams Wells, Lois Willard Whitehead, Bobby Edison Whitehead, Rebecca Willard Whitehead, Ronnie Edison Whitehouse, Vicki Addams White, Janice Kay Willard Whitlock, Susan Barton Wiginton, Billy Riley Wilkerson, Robert Riley Williams, Cynthia Addams Williams, Donnie Edison Freshmen .5 af' Williams, Earl Edison Wilmoth, Pam Willard Wilson, Claude Wilson Wilson, David Edison Wilson, Janis Addams Wilson, Martha Addams Wimer, Howard Wilson Woods, Robert Riley Wright, Nancy Willard Wylie, Wayne Edison York, Cynthia Addams Pogue, Jacqueline Willard Birchfield, Steve Wilson Cox, Shirley Addams Hill, Mike Edison Hogan, Lynda Addams Leonard, Richard Edison Manasco, Gary Edison Opry, Gerald Lee Edison Rhoades, Linda Barton Walker, Jimmy Riley As one can see, publishing a newspaper is hard work' The Yapper staff Too Late to Classify Doty, Debbie Forsythe, Sonya SUTUITISIS. 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A N.H.S. member, Scott is industrious in his school work and maintains high grades in all subjects. Scott displayed one of his many talents in the interscholastic League Spelling Contest his Junior year. 134 Who's Who ELIZABETH LEE, one of the hardestwork- ers around C.H.S., is currently serving as President of FHA. Elizabeth has been Presi- dent of .T.C.L. and is presently serving as an active member of the Student Council and F.T.A. Besides participating in various clubs, Elizabeth is recognized for her friendliness, willingness to help others, and maintaining a high scholastic average. TOMMY ALTARAS has used his talents as well as his personality to make himself a prominent member of the C.H.S. student body. Serving his Senior year as President of the Student Council. Tommy is also Vice- President of N.H.S. and the band, and Sec- retary of Wilson House. 'Bag' te 5 is Serving as sweetheart of the band this year is JANE BALLEW. She has also been a two year member of J.C.L., the Math Club, and N,H.S, Jane is especially known for her scholastic achievement and her out- standing character. Who's one of the three Who this year is J EANNINE MCPHERSON. Her viva- cious personality and warm smile have made her well known among the student body and teachers. Jeannine was Secretary ofher Soph- omore and Junior Class as well as Best All-Round Sophomore girl. She has been an active member of the Student Council and F,T,A, Appearing as Juniors in Who's 'Dt A talented vocalist, RUTH MULLEN, is a three year chorus member. She has displayed her tal- ents in the field of journalism by serving as assistant editor of the Yapper this year. Among her other extracurricular activities are FHA, Student Forum, Record Club, and Quill and Scroll. Who Annuals X .3 My t jg' eww Q:sfr.f1w: as it 5 Ln L '1- 'fvifie 53-ss It 5, ..., . .:,. .- .... . ..... ,,.. . R efnendly Pepper Upper Q 'F ix i t .,.. R aj., LV: 'xy dlshnchvel drfferenfsf tt ru Q... -.5 Ax gg Assuming the responsibility as Co- Editor of the Santa Fe Trail this year, SUZANNE STIPE is well liked by teachers as well as the students. She has been an active member of the annual staff for the past two years and is alsoamember of the Quill and Scroll. Among her other interests, Suzanne has been a member of F.T.A. and the Record Club. Well liked by everyone at C.H.S. is GINNY ROBERTS, Willard House Junior. Her popularity is reflected in the facts that she was chosen Best All-Around Freshman Girl, Most Popular Sophomore Girl, and Treasurer of her Freshman Class. Who's W'1o ONUK Industrious is the word that best describes TYLER BAKER. Tyler makes excellent grades and has held various offices such as President of N.H.S., President of I.C.L,, Advisor of the Key Club, and Reporter of the Student Council. His ability for leadership is apparent from these achievements. Working as Co- Editor of the Yapper this year is RICHARD TRUSSELL, As President of the Stu- dent Forum, Richard has proved himself worthy of the honor. Included in his other activities are the Math Club, the Key Club, and F.T.A. CRAIG HUDGINS has used his talents in at- taining the position of Co-Editor of the Yapper. Craig is energetic in the Band and N.H.S. He is also a member of the Record Club and the Stu- dent Forum. Riley House cheerleader and treasurer, BOBBY DAVIS, displays many other talents besides lead- ing yells and collecting money. Bobby is a two year member of N.H.S. and a three year Key Club member. Yapper Contest CHS .l Y MR, AND MISS C,H,S, Arlie Scott Dinah Dement 5, K MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Tyler Baker Jane Ballew L.. k....,. . Yapper Contest CUTEST COUPLE Janice Cheek Danny Griffin MOST HANDSOME AND MOST BEAUTIFUL Nancy Hopkins Larry Teague MOST TALENTED Rosalyn Lancaster Troy Griffin i 138 BEST PERSONALITY Pam Carroll Wayne Morrison pe, .,,, win N H H in . M! :R W.. MOST FLIRTATIOUS Karen Morrow Dick Fletcher MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Debbye Anderson Terry Rives MOST ATHLETIC BEST DRESSED Brenda Roden Danny Howe Kas si Beam Ben Hill Turner I If a , - ,I I 139 5. ga XX E K. fl X. 1 -f B 1 5 'A E5 f tu C l :U I S4 85 mx F 4 ,4 1.1 V5 51 R5 it 1-'4 gf x-Z vi Wi N4 x vi N1 51 ma va 4 51 m NZ Q4 Q0 vi to na Qx li no ai iw pi ,A '2 fx Q6 he EQ 97- 53 m 441, Fl Q! 1- vw. li vlfbfgsv li xwiix' xxxxx K5 nQ n Q4 144 IWW! fa 111110 Sig ga was Football Sweetheart 9.5, ii Ja X 1 x- Z .Bl ki 3 Z N 1 v 4 N 4 Q 4 N 4 .54 ff.: E 3 W 1 ' 1 Q 1 m 5 55. li s 5 'N n wx N i 'Z fi Vw pi ll 'Ili ff Z3 A 52 ix F! ns- Qt ZW. 4 BW. nga 23 Z gf - w- '. .. . !l -1 .A .' ,, 'N xx,,, oo ' o ,ooo 9,990 0 a , o 0 N 0 Q 5 4 3 ' Q ull' . - o Q , 0 Quan D no 9 Q mnsul, '.,o 'BLU 'ou' V 02 ,.. .. D ebbye Anderson Football xx '1, ll' on 0 '..o 0 oboe Us C 1 4 X r 'I P L 4? lr r I ', A 1 co .'.x.- Um, D - 1,txxy1lll .9 la v 1 0 1 'N o 4 0 A 0 , 0 'P 0 5 V 1 0 0 4' ' ' lv o r, 9. o 4a r 1 . D 0 o l I 5 0 Q o ' 4 e ' i , ' NK o W ' o a n g 0 . I U 9.0.5 in 9 00 nz.. n-'I' x 1? Melinda Liser 0 9 U O , 0 . I Q 9 ' K U l 9 , O I . x 0 0 oo G 0 I 5 D , o o . 9 .,. , 0 9 o o o-Q' '. ' .Tan Harris .,, f. ,-4 90090090 occ o ,Ou 0 - oo 0 9 9 xx U . 9 Q 0 Q 1 , Q . 0 0 . o 0 o 0 o H 0 0 0 5 s 9 o - 0 O 0 o Q4 , og iq Ilnunl, 'o,0 . 9 1 M.. X, 4 I .. Ginny RObe rtg N0minees . on ,l '.- ,r ll.. - u , I 5 and UD l,vgu9rl - 9 U 9 090 . is , o : 1 . 3 lr ' N. ,x o D , I 0 O D W . . . 4 0 o N o 0 - ' Q 9 . 0 ' ' . 0 . 4, .' a 3 T' 0 'G of ' f . D -E 1 . 9 N v 0 C 0 'A- o 0 Q X s N 9 N' 0 - og 9 o, 0 0. . ,,- ' , x- Alice BrQum1ey Basketball Sweetheart ski Vic Ll? tx .44 Basketball Nominees Rene' Harper --N.-4, ,M 57' Jeannine McPherson . . . . . 'l'Q'l'I't I I u s'1'1'l'l'l'l ,-.'.-.'.g.g. -un.-.-.1 n.-I-I-3 - I . . 4 Barbara Miller .,. 'r :1:!'I:I:!-In-.-. . . .,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.e ..... . ...,...,.,. ...l ...N ......... 53?-2:23252-I'1gZg1gIgIg :2:g:,:,- . U - 1'1:I-I-24-I-I-I-I' -:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:.-. . -'.f '.' -as-an-1-:aus-I 'f'k2:E:,:1::: :1:1:2:2:I:2:2:1:1:!:1:1:-:-:-Q-.,. . N ' o'o'o'n' l'l'n'l'a's'u'o'u u'u'l's - fu'-'.' .'.'h'-'.'.'.'.'.'-'-'-'.'.:. . :I:I:2:2:E:f:2:f:5:2:2:E:g:E:5:5:g:g 'I'-'-'.'.'-'nh -.-J... 1 -.uh-. . 1 - . S . The cheerleaders boost the team on with the Debbe Anderson Willard Terry Rives Edison 144 School Spirit. Sue Morgan Barton Bobby Davis Riley Dandi Earl Mascot GO JACKETS! This was the cheering cry of the 1964 cheerleaders as they boosted the Yellow,Tackets through their season. Leading yells at pep rallies and football games, decorating the goal posts, painting posters, and en- couraging a good relationship between schools were some of their many duties. C.H.S. had a change in selecting the cheerleaders this year, when the student body voted on the two representatives from each house. Cheerleaders must be a sophomore, junior, or a senior with a good scho- lastic average and must be a good citizen. Pam Carroll Addams Doug Crouch Wilson Activities i Clubs ....................... 144 Sports 173 F Si,---' ii I 4 K K 4 . ' 7'FfD'- 1lIInfr.vy-- -K- 145 -S. X First row: Marie Bleimeyer, Suzanne Stipe, Mary Ruth Hopper, Sydney Goodale, Susan James, Rene' Harper, Mrs. Tyler fSponsorJ. Second row: Scott Lawson, Shirley Hill, ,Tim Johnson Annual Staff The Ground Crew The Annual Staff works as a team to compile each year's Santa Fe Trail. The Club, Feature, and Sports Editors are responsible for information on each of their sections. The Co-Editors then organize each section to produce the finished book. The Business Manager and his group of representatives take care of all the financial matters and selling details, The sponsor works as an advisor and con- sultant in the preparation of the Annual. 146 HOUSE REPRESENTATIVES FRONT ROW: Kit Cooke, Charles Credeur, Wayne Morrison, Diana Prather, Becky Redding, Kathelia Dickey. BACK ROW: James Bennett, Larry Teague, John Doerr, Kathy Waidrip, Betty Gossett, Under The Big Top CO - EDITO RS Suzanne Stipe Jim Johnson Q-i FROM LEFT, Charles Kraft, Cartoonist, Dick Wilson, Columnist, Richard Trussell, Co-Editor, Alice Broumley, Advertising Manager, Candy Wilmoth, Advertising Manager,CENTER: Dinah Dement, Circulation Manager, Ian Johnson, Columnist, Pinki Collins, Feature Editor, Miss Janet Wedge, Sponsor, FROM RIGHT: Lanny Ratcliff, Sports Editor, Craig Hudgins, Co-Editor, Sarah Brand, Feature Editor, Ruth Mullins, Assistant Editor Yapper Staff The Yellow Jacket Yapper, the school newspaper, is published at reg- ular intervals and covers all school activities. The Yapper Staff is composed of students taking journalism and is sponsored by the journal- isrn teacher. Staff experience provides training in all phases ofjournalistic work to its members. FROM LEFT: Larry Grigsby, ,Tackie Sewell, Karen Johnson, Brenda Roden, Barbara Allison, Rosalyn Lancaster. CENTER: Ann Marti, Peggy Parks, Sharon Barker, Mary Evelyn Collins, Nancilee Ferguson. FROM RIGHT: Boyd Matson, Dennis Wright, Kit Cooke, Faith Milling, Nan White, Kathy McCarty. Produces Future Journalists FRONT ROW: Richard Talley, Jim Johnson, Scott Lawson, Bobby Davis, John Doerr, Darryl Walkerrg MIDDLE ROW: Miss Ruth Hopper, Sponsorg Jeanne Mitchellg Judy Repmang Ruth Frazier: Jane Ballewg Ruth Mulleng Carol Rawlandg Marilyn Boston, Mrs. Karen McGee, Sponsorg BACK ROW: Charles Wilson, Buddy Simmons, James Bennett, Jim Bouldin, Lindsay Baker, Dick Wilson. NOT PICTURED: Sharon Barnett . . . nc: es earmng The National Honor Society inspires its members to strive to attain the highest standards, not only in scholar ship, but in character, citizenship, and patriotism as well. TheN.I-LS. developes leadership and responsibility in its members. Mem bers must have and maintain a 90 or better grade average. OFFICERS: Tommy Altaras, Vice-Presidentg Dinah Dement, Secretaryg Tyler Baker, Pre- sidentg Sydney Goodale, Treasurerg CraigHud- ns Reporter X A 1- f- SWEETHEA RT: Jeanne Mitchell FRONT ROW: Richard Trussell, Craig Hudgins, Lanny Ratcliff, ,Tim Johnson, Dick Wilson. MIDDLE ROW: Shirley Hill, Rene' Harper, Suzanne Stipe, Candy Wilmoth, Alice Broumley,Ian Johnson. LAST ROW: Mary Ruth Hopper, Sarah Brand, Marie Bleimeyer, Ruth Mullen, Pinki Collins, Sydney Goodale, Dinah Dement, Miss Janet Wedge-Sponsor. NOT PICTURED: Mrs. Olivia Tyler-Sponsor. The Quill and Scroll is an international honorary society for high school journalists, lt was organized for the purpose of rewarding indi- vidual achievement in journalism, and membership is reserved for out- standing publications staff members, Candidates for Quill and Scroll membership must be accepted by a board of judges. Quill and Scroll Guides Journalists 151 FRONT ROW: Penny Dumas, Bobbie Sowell, Jamie Miles, Beth Griffeth, Luanne Leonard, Cindy Friou, Vicki Wicker, BACK ROW: David Graff, Mrs. Mary LakeForrest, Sponsor, Tony Anderson, Bobby Riceg Barry Mcwilliamsg Don Clements Tommy Allen, Jimmy Langford. NOT PICTURED: ,T oe Bill Bush, Pat Fowler, Elizabeth Lee, Ann Marti. Student Council Sponsors School Activities t X OFFICERS: ,T Wilburn Parliamen- tariang Jeannr McPhe son, Treas- urerg Tommy Alt -residentg Din- ah Dement, Vice-President, Richard Talley, Reporter, Carolyn Fisher, Secretary SWEETHEA RT: Dinah Dement The Student Council is the hub of many school activities. It serves as a link between the school administration and the student body. The Council consists of six members from each class making a total of twenty-four members. The Student Council strives for smooth school government. It provides ex- perience in leadership and citizenship for its members. 152 witn- LEFT ROW: Danny Howe Buddy Simmons Steven Lee Tony Smith Charles Wilson Bill Goodale Larry Owens Terry Rives Gary Elam Troy Griffin Richard Trussell Ben Hill Turner Jimmy Langford RIGHT FRONT: Bobby Doerr Tommy Griffin Larry Schmidt Clint Forrest Gean McLean Doug Crouch RIGHT BACK: John Doerr Dan Taylor Scott Lawson Jimmy Bennett David Clary Bobby Himmelre ich Carroll Steelhammer Key Club Serves School and Community The Key Club is a division of the Kiwanis Club. It is a service club which Works to better our school and community, The Key Club takes on several pro jects each year such as painting and running the snack bar. This club is one of the most active at C,H,S,, and it provides experience in living and working together OFFICERS: Danny E liamentariamg urn, ,Tunior Directory Tyler Baker, Senior Director: ,Tim Johnson, Secretary-Treasurer: Bobby Davis, Vice-President: Walter Pou, Presidentg Mr. EJ. Barnes, Sponsor. SWEET HEART Carolyn Fisher Sponsor: Mr. Brian Duff Beam, Kassi Bell, Marilyn Bishop, Linda Boulding, Janelle Brand, Ricky Broumley, Alice Burnham, Mary Ann Cannon, Linda Casey, Bill Casey, Diane Cheek, Janice Clanton, David Collins, Pinki Cooke, Kit Curlee, PEi,LSy, , Ellisor, 'Sharon Ferguson, Nancilee Fisher, Carolyn Fletcher, Dick Forsythe, Sonya Frazier, Linda Griffin, Danny Hackworth, Wandley Hall, Carolyn Hopper, Charlotte Hopper, Mary Ruth ohnson 'ida Jones Bill s Jimmy Knight, Leroy Lancaster, Rosalyn Letson, Mike McClure, Pat OFFICERS: Linda Johnson, President, Danny Griffin, Secretary-Treasurer, Pinki Collins, Reporter, Carolyn Fish- er, Vice-President McNiel, Joy McPherson, Jeannie Martin, Sherry Meals, Cecelia Miller, Barbara Morris, Kenny Mullen, Ruth Murphey, Mary Beth Ousterhout, Mary Jo Pack, Kathy Pyeatt, Tommy Raney, Paula Sams, Judy Smith, Lenora Stepp, Marsha Taylor, Darla Thacker, Johnny Troll, Jolene Turner, Ben Hill Turner, Wayne Vaughn, Eugene Vose, Stephanie Walker, Dana Walker, Darryl Walker, Jimmy Warren, Melissa West, Byron White, Nan' Whithead, Floyd Williams, Kent Wilson, Dick York, Cynthia The Chorus provides training in both general knowledge and appreciation of music. Its members provide Cleburne High School with several programs each year, Their selections range from classical pieces to popular songs and spirit uals. The Chorus truly echoes the spirit of our school in its earnest efforts and achievements in the musical field. Chorus Echoes the Voice of C.H.S. 154 FIRST ROW: Kathelia Dickey, Nancy Allen, Judy Hauk, Karen Johnson, Carla Collins, Sherry Griffith, Candy Wilmoth, Linda Vose. SECOND ROW: Mary Collins, Susan James, Andrea Kouns, Ann Marti, Brenda Tucker, Shirley Hill, Nan Grimes, Cheryl Todd, Elizabeth Lee, Barbara Allison. THIRD ROW: Diane Bounds, Nancy Walls, Rosalyn Waggoner, Martha Bailey, Sharon Barker, Sandra Terry, Brenda Locker, Jane Chrietzberg, Ginny Roberts, Jan Harris, Vikki Murray. FOURTH ROW: Peggy Parks, Mary Hopper, Sarah Brand, Cynthia Pipes, Rosalyn Lancaster, Carolyn Holmes, Suzanne Stipe, Sylvia Morrow, Vicki Gillespie, Elizabeth Tinajero, Diana Prather, Becky Redding, Mary Jo Kretsinger. FIFTH ROW: Sponsor- Mr. John Hopper, Larry Gossett, Kit Cooke, Kenny Morris, Gary Cox, Troy Griffin, Larry Burton, Boyd Matson, Dudley Hamilton, Roy Deaton, Eddy Boggs, Mike Brand, David Clary, Ray Triplett, Lindsay Baker, Dwaine Gould- ing. F.T.I-K. Stresses Teaching Merits The Future Teachers of America was organized to interest young men and Women in teaching careers. The members study and identify the traits and char- acteristics that are essential to being a successful teacher. In addition, they gain practical experience in teaching by actually substituting for absent teachers. SWEETHEART: Rene' Harper OFFICERS: David Graff, Vice-President, Ben Hill Turner, Presidentg Richard Ttussell, Parliamentariang Carolyn Fisher, Treasurer, Jeannine McPherson, Sec- retary, Rene' Harper, His- torian FRONT ROW: Jim Campbell, Bill Hamilton, Jerry Moore, Mickey McClure, Bobby Rice, Tony Borden, Danny Elam. SECOND ROW: Richard Talley, Carol Humphrey, Ruth Ann Frazier, Kathy Waldrip, Judy Repman, Carol Jean Rawland, Michelle Thomason, Latrese McVicker, Sheralynne DeCanniere, Marianne Snider, Brenda Tucker, Jim Johnson, THIRD ROW: Thomas Dunson, Jim Bouldin, Raymon West, Robert Mayfield, Jim Jackson, Hilton Robinson, David Allard, Leslie York. FOURTH ROW: Roy Williams, Larry Dyer, Robert Gamble, David Wilbanks, Roy Carpet, Jack Melton, Smith, Thomas, Randy Hamilton, Gary Tillinghast, Bill Bishop, Charles Wells, Sponsor: Mr. E. Rex Arnold. Math Club Explores the World of Numbers The members of the Math Club are in the organization to develop a broader concept of mathematical reasoning and to promote a greater interest in high school mathematics. Every member participates in a project each semester of his member ship, The Club also takes an annual field trip to observe the actual application of mathematics in the business World. r , SW EETHEART: Arlene Porterfield ff wF1cEm Mn, Treas- urer, Scott , Reporter: Ann Marti, Vice-Presidentg Wel- don Simmons, President, James Bennett, Secretary, Marshall Vose, Parliamentariang Arlene Porterfield, Sweetheart 156 l xv J FIRST ROW: Glenda Johnson, Janie Orr, Pam Shiftlett, Sheralynn DeCanniere, Beverly Bast. SECOND ROW: Eunice Rob- inson, Sandra Terry, Judy Repman, Jane Ballew, Latrcse McVicker, Mary Sembera, Larry Schmidt, Milton Schultz. THIRD ROW: Mike Dietrich, Karol Kellogg, Charwynne Bass, Carol Paden, Mary Wright, Tommy Allen, Danny Walker, Gary Elam, Jerry Hammill, Gary Dollgener, David Graff. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Paul Pittman-Sponsor, Mike Kyler, Scott Lawson, Sam Fugua, Bobby Davis, Richard Talley, Mike Brannon, Jim Bouldin, Bill Bishop, Skipper Powell, Jimmy Jackson, Charles Wells, Richard Leonard, Roger Trussell, Larry Gossett, Wally Pou. Science Club Studies Scientific Methods The Science Club has as its aim to increase its knowledge of scientific meth- ods. The Club takes several field trips each year to further this aim. Members must be taking a science course such as chemistry or biology. SWEETI-IEARTg Arlene Porterfield OFFICERS: Bill Moore, President, Walter Pou, Vice-President, Brenda Prine, Secretary-Treasurer, Larry Owens, Program Chair- man. ,- tie, 157 v Band Sets Tempcil for Student Body The Cleburne High School Band, directed by Mr. Torn Whitson, is a credit to our school. The Band's prowess in marching and performing at pep rallies has contributed much to school spirit and has won the band many honors. Allen, Julia Altaras, Tommy Anderson, Tracy Angle, Galen Baker, Lindsay Ballew, Jane Birchfield, Jimmy Bleimeyer, Marie BraSlf0Ldcl32?f Brace-herfiiarrfihm-5 'C'8V3SOiRiUiCl?.- Clancy, Marilyn Clark, Steve Crawford, Coley Crisp, Tommy Dobbins, Ronald Felts, Sharon Fischer, Susan Floyd, Alice Fuller, Teresa Greanead, Barbara Grigsby, Larry Gurnfory, David ,ff llargrave, Randall Harris, Sandra Hatcher, James Hesselbrock, Alice Holmes, Carolyn lfludgins, Craig Humphrey, David lnce, Tony Johnson, James Johnson, Louis Jones, Pam Joplin, Terry Kelly, Linda King, Phil King, Lindy Kraft, Charles Kuykendall, Robert Lambert, Cheryl Love, James Lovell, Donna McAlister, Robert McCoy, Carolyn McLean, Gene McLean, Nell McMahon, Wayne Marshall, Roger Martin, Shelly Milling, Faith Milstead, Barbara Morgan, Billy Nichols, Johnny Parks, Peggy Parrish, Carol Parrish, Sue Peters, Sharon Poarch, Ronald Porter, Sandra Prewitt, Ellen Rawland, Carol Jean Reid, Becky Reynolds, Tommy Richards, Mike Ricketts, Johnny Roe, Carolyn Rogan, Delbert Schmidt, Jerry Scott, Don Scott, Paul Shoemaker, Rickey Snider, Marianne Taylor, Nadene Trotter, Linda Trussell, Mike Turner, Donald Underwood, Gwenda Vaughn, Jimmy Walraven, Jill Ward, Jerry Warenskjold, Sue Webb, Nona Whipp, Laura White, D'Maris White, Don White, Ginia Williams, Cynthia Wimer,' lfloward Wright, Michael Wylie, Sherianne -1 Carol Rawland, Feature Twirlerg Carolyn Roe, Twirler, Donna Lovell, Twirler, Carolyn Holmes, Head Majoretteg Roger Marshall, Drum Major, Barbara Greanead, Twirlerg Nadine Taylor, Twirlerg Teresa Fuller, Twirler. Band 'I g'1r STAGE BAND l FIRST ROW: David Humphrey, Randy Whitworth, Carol Parrish, Phil King, D'Maris White, Carol Rawland, Coley Crawford, Gene McLean. SECOND ROW: Mariyn Clancey, Robert McAllister, Terry Rives, Gayland Angle, Mr. Tom Whitson, Roger Marshall, Ronald Porch, Randy Cavasos, Howard Wimer. !l,,, 4 BAND DIRECTOR: Mr. Tom Whitson SWEETHEART. Jane Ballew 1 59 W 4 . 4: FIRST ROW: Kay Walker, Jane Ballew, Sandra Terry, Linda Allen. SECOND ROW: Kenneth Riza, Gary Nelson, Don Kyle, Darryl Walker, Thomas Warren. THIRD ROW: Jim Schneider, Danny Walker, Steve Iiles, Terry Williams, Terry Rives, Kenny Morris, ,Tohn Doerr, Sammy Thomason, Mrs. Jerry Woodruff- Sponsor. FOURTH ROW: Lanny Ratcliff, Mike Brand, Boyd Matson, Dick Wilson, Kit Cooke. NOT PICTURED: Sarah Brand, Brenda Roden. Student Forum Builds Better Americans The Student Forum is an organizationwhich studies the ideals of the American Way of life, The Club has interesting programs, speakers, and projects that aid them in understanding the democratic system of government, Members of the Student Forum believe that a good American is an informed American, and they are working hard to become better informed. SWEETIIEART: Linda Frazier BEAU: Tyler Baker OFFICERS: Tommy Ataras, Second Vice-President: Craig Hudgins, Re- porter: Linda Frazier, Sweetheart: Tyler Baker, Beau: Richard Trussell, President: Ruth Mullen, First Vice- President: Carolyn Jackson, Secre- - tary-Treasurer. FIRST ROW: Dennis Wright, Eddie Sewell, Hilton Robinson, Jackie Sewell. SECOND ROW: Kathy Cox, Joy Peterson, Chelo Murray, Mindy Baker, Marsha Pernell, Gay McClure, Linda Pritchard, Lois Wells, Nancy Allen, Mary Io Kretsinger, NOT PICTURED: Mr. ,Toe Ross, Sponsorg Gary Lackey. Historical Knowledge Gained by Junior Historians The Junior Historians do their best to encourage interest in local and state history and historical events, This is accomplished through programs prepared and presented by the members themselves. The Club encourages its members to become active, community-minded citizens. OFFICERS: Robert Mayfield, President, Pru- dence Armstrong, Program Chairman, Karol Kelly, Secretary-Treasurer, Tim Altaras, Vice-President. ft 161 --,'Xu4,f,gV ft? U 1: VY ,ie , Al - . ,iff , ,riff -. ,L 1 H 44 L fx, . FIRST ROW: Faith Milling, ,Till Walraven, Sherianne Wylie, Kathleen George, Michelle Thomason, ,Toyce Sullivan. SECOND ROW: Arlene Porterfield, Laura Noble, Janette Ard, Stephanie Voss, Paula Franz, Mr. Royce Morris-Sponsor, THIRD ROW: Don Scott, Thomas Dunson, ,Terry Schmidt, Mickey McClure, Tony Borden, Gary Tillinghast, Marshall Vose, ,Terry Moore, Mike Harwell, Larry Dyer, Tommy Lawler, Gary Crawford. FOURTH ROW: Mike Hutto, Earl Bateman, Robert MacAlister, Erick Carrol, ,T.D. Curtis, Carl Hinkle. r J.C.L. Relives Rome's Glory The purpose of the Junior Classical League is To hand on the torch of classical civilization in the modern world. J. C. L. is the largest organization of classical students in the World. It actively endeavors to further its knowledge of the Latin language and ancient mythology. OFFICERS: Roy Carper, President, Bobby Pritchard, SWEETHEART: Rhonda Selby Vice-President, Rhonda Selby, Secretary, ,Timmy Campbell, Reporter, Sharon Smith, Program Chair- man. l , ,yy 'XJ 162 ,f . ' ,f f , , , Kg? if tad TOP ROW: Miss Rilla Armstrong Sponsor Me lindawLis er fkinili Burtxxb - N, ,Z Mike Elmore SECOND ROW: Loyd Hudzietz Alan Hall Larry Jones THIRD ROW: Lynn Gatton Kathy Blanchette Pam Jones FOURTH ROW: Luanne Leonard Roseanne Leonard Lois Wells FIFTH ROW: Janet Bradford Janis Wilson Janis Tyer NOT PICTURED: Gwen Taylor Nancy Wright SWEETHEART: Kay Lay The Spanish Club has as its purpose to enlighten its members about the customs and habits of our neigh- bors to the south. The Club also de- velopes individual initiative in the language arts. ..,.X OFFICERS: KQg- indy heart. Friou, Reporterg Greg Collins, Secretary- Treasurerg Carolyn Roe, Presidentg Debby Brown, Reporterg Shelly Martin, Vice-Presi- dentg Melinda Jones, Secretary-Treasurerg Linda Allen, Vice-Presidentg Kay Lay, Sweet- Spanish Club Developes language Arts 163 Disiribuiive Education Provides Business Experience Distributive Education has many Worthwhile goals. The Club promotes un derstanding of citizenship in a free enterprise system and provides practical experience in the business world. Its members learn the basic principles of marketing and di stribution. OFFICERS: Jack Wylie, Presidentg Jim Schnei- der, Reporterg Judy Tur- ner, Secreraryg Virginia Edwards, Sweethearrg Mike Joslin, Vice-Pres- identg Steve Applegate, Treasurer FRONT ROW: Ronnie McClure George Stuart Bobby Himmelreich Larry Keller Dan Joplin SECOND ROW: Rita Vaughn Susan Styron Martha Phillips Elaine Christian Sheila Summers THIRD ROW: Mr, Holly Chambers, Billy McVicker Larry Carlock Donnie Davidson Danny Mullen Jimmy Helrnsl FOURTH ROW: Larry Curlee John Wilkin Raymond West Craig Hammond Pecos Martin BACK ROW: C, W, Gent James Boswell Harold Doty Richard Hammond Melvin Hampton Jimmy Tidwell Sponsor SWEETHEART: Virginia Edwards F.F.l-t. Cultivates Interest in Agriculture The Future Farmers of America prepares its members for careers in farm- ing, ranching, and other related fields. The organization also creates love of country and worthy, active public spirit in its participants. OFFICERS: BACK ROW-Pat Haley, Historian: David Anderson, Treasurer: Ronny Bailyg Johnny Bryant: Walter Landers, Sentinel: . I AD. Wh t Curtis Rives, Vice-President, Tommy Webb, Secretary, Kenneth SPONSOR' Mr ea Longley, President. FRONT ROW-Sam Fuqua, Reporter: Johnny SWEE1-HEART: Linda V056 Perkins, 2nd Vice-Presidentg Floyd Ormsby, lst Vice-President, Jerry Rives, Parliamentarian. FRONT ROW: Johnny Basket, Billy Helms, Ricky Mullen, David Riza, Jimmy Sims, Phillip Mullen, Arthur Pugh, Tony Anderson, David Merrill. SECOND ROW: Joe Lilly, George Bonham, Steve Wallace, Ronny Gatton, Bobby Gill, Allen Longley, Larry Ivy, Paul Murphy, David Cryer. THIRD ROW: Farris Whitehead, Dick Landers, David Gilley, Alvin Robinson, Russell Allen, Billy Flippen, Ronny Hargroves, Larry Rice, Roy Hamill, Jerry Bailey, Raymond Ledbetter, Ronny Hall. FOURTH ROW: Hal Lovell, James Morton, Darmon Capps, Mike Dawson, Rick Wilson, Windell Tribble, Rocky Bates. 165 w , tfk, '5 , The Future I-Iomemakers of America is an organization of girls who are earnestly interested in becoming ideal homemakers, mothers, and wives. They prepare programs and trips which will aid them in achieving this goal. SPONSORS: Miss Nancy Lee, Mrs. Janell Farrell, Mrs. Lucille Jordan, Mrs. Mary Martin. OFFICERS: FIRST ROW: Paula Grigsby, Song Leaderg Chelo Murray, Sergeant- at-Armsg Marsha Hindman, Reporter, Betty Smith, Pianistg Sandy Dacus, Treasurer. SECOND ROW: Beth Griffith, Parliamentariang Pam Wilmoth, Vice-President, Barbara Frazier, Presidentg Charlotte Hopper, Secretary, Lela Walker, Historian. THIRD ROW: Danny Griffin, Senior Beau, Elizabeth Lee, President, Mary Ruth Hopper, Vice-President, Nan White, Parliamentariang Ginny Wright, Historian, Nancy Brown, Sergeant-at-Arms, Rosalyn Lancaster, Pianistg Tony Anderson, Junior Beau. FOURTH ROW: Judy McConathy, Song Leader, Judy Turner, Secretary, Sydney Goodale, Treasurerg Sharon Barnett, Reporter. SENIOR BEAU: Danny Griffin JUNIOR BEAU: Tony Anderson AI 4 A JWQAQDLF , Q , I If j 5 X. . Y i J Tomorrow's H omemakers MISS FHA 1964-65 Pam Carroll was chosen as Miss F.I-LA. of 1964- 65. She was chosen from six candidates by a panel of adult judges. Pam was judged onthe basis of per- sonality, ambition, attrac- tiveness, taste, and home- making merits. Each girl made a one minute talk on what F.H.A. meant to her. She also modeled school and dress ensembles from her own wardrobe and was interviewed by Mr. Walter Schoenfeld. 167 FRONT ROW: Nancilee Ferguson Celia Wicker Sonya Rawlins Linda Bishop Sandra Davis SECOND ROW: Laura Whipp June Looper Jimmie Ann Jones Carol Humphrey Susan Whitlock THIRD ROW: Jay Conway Richard Dickerson Joe Salazar Mike Lerson BACK ROW: Wayne Wylie Marvin Bowles Ioe Chapman Ronnie Pollock Rodney Thomas 1 Art Club Encourages Potential Talent The Art Club is composed of students who have taken or are taking an art course. Their aim is to increase school interest in art activities and to promote art appreciation, The members participate in art programs and projects each year. SWEETHEART: Celia wicker OFFICERS: President, Larry Teagueg Vice-President, Bill Boles, Secre- tary, Linda Johnsong Treasurer, Charles Credeurg Reporter, Sylvia Greeng Mrs. Olivia Tyler, Sponsor. Mrs. Golda Adams-Sponsor, Georgia Gilliland, Mary Ellen Kyle,Andrea Kouns, Pat McClure, Linda Turner, Elaine Christian, Waynette Walker, Carol Parrish, Nancy Elrod, Kathy Beckham. Librarians Practice Library Science The Library Assistants are a unique organization. They gain practical knowl- edge and experience in library-science by actually working in the school library. By doing this, they benefit not only themselves but the library services of the school. OFFICERS: Kathelia Dickey, Reporter: Michelle Thomason, Historian: C.W. Walker, Sweetheart, Linda Vose, Secretary- Treasurer, Kathleen George, Parliamentarian. BACK-Judy Turner, Vice-Presi- dentg Glena Younger. President. FRONT ROW: Linda Bishop, Linda Johnson, Sandra Davis, Betty Wright, Ruth Mullen, Sarah Brand, Jeannine McPherson, Vicki Murray. SECOND ROW: Kassi Beam, Karen Morrow, Carla Collins, Donna Lovell, Jan Johnson, Nancy Brown,JaniceCheek,Jacque Leach, Jeanne Mitchell, Sue Morgan, Glenna Younger, Tracy King. THIRD ROW: Pam Carroll,Debbe Anderson, Brenda Prine, Kay McBride, Nancy Walls, Talana Wiginton, Suzanne Stipe, Kay Walker, Rene' Harper, Carolyn Jackson, Jane Ballew. FOURTH ROW: Dudley Hamilton, Nancy Hopkins, Vicki Wicker, Jack Wylie, Alice Broumley, Sharon Rose, Kent Williams, Judy Hughes, Donna Howe, Betty Gossett. FIFTH ROW: Billy Pipes, Bobby Himmelreich, Roger Harmon, Bobby Pipes, David Rose. SIXTH ROW: Danny Walker, Jimmy Jones, Harold Doty, Duaine Goulding, Beverly Smith, Gary Lackey. SEVENTH ROW: Bill Moore, Paul Smyth, Roy Deaton, Larry Burton, Dick Turner, Melody Mudge, Sharon Barker, David Graff. BACK ROW: Robert Rayburn, Donny Doak, Gayland Hubbard, Wandley Hackworth, Craig Hudgins, Miss Lily Paul Fraser QSponsorj, Jimmy Tidwell, Don Brewer. The Record Club meets to enjoy music. They have various programs on this subject. Combos or groups often entertain them during the club meetings, and the Club listens to popular recordings. The members of the Record Club share a mutual interest in good music. I Record Club Sets C.H.S. Spinning OFFICERS: Wayne Morrison, President: Dinah Dement, Vice- President: Judy McConathy, . Secretary-Treasurer: Pinki Col- ! lins, Reporter. SWEETHEART: Beverly Smith 170 BARTON HOUSE From left to right are: Secretary ......... Reporter . . . . . President . . . . . Beau ...... Treasurer ..... Song Leader . . . . Vice- President . . . . . Vicki Wicker . .. Kay McBride Judy McConathy . . . . Roy Deaton Rene' Harper .. Betty Gossett Talana Wigington g 5 1 . , s F' I , T House Officers EDISON HOUSE From left to right are: Program Chairman . . . Bobby Underwood President ............ Tommy Allen Secretary ............. Roy Deaton Sweetheart ..... .... N ancy Hopkins Vice- President .... ...... .T ack Wylie Assistant ...... .. Kenneth Riza RILEY HOUSE From left to right are: Song Leader . . . .... Kenneth Morris Secretary ............ Tyler Baker Vice- President . . Carroll Steelhammer Treasurer ............ Bobby Davis Program Chairman .... Larry Teague President ......... .. Larry Owens 171 House Officers From left to right are: Reporter ..... ..... Ru th Mullen Treasurer ...... .... C arolyn Holmes Vice-President .. ..... Kassi Beam Beau ......... . . Wayne Morrison Song Leader .... .... C arolynFisher President .... .... P am Carroll Secretary . . . . .. LindaFrazier WILLARD From left to right are: President . . . . . . . . . . Dinah Dement, Song Leader .... .... P ir1kiCollins Vice-President . . . .... Lindalohnson Beau ........ . . . Danny Griffin Reporter .... . . . ,T ar1iceCheek Secretary . . . . . Candy Wilmoth 172 . . Danny Howe Vice-President ......... David Rose Ben Hill Turner , Tommy Altaras . .. . Gary Lackey interscholastic League Contest Ready Writing and Journalist Enter Gontests Fire Prevention Contest Winners Explain Ways to Stomp Out Fires. From left to right: Marie Bleimeyer, Linda Pluto, Gay McClure, and Linda Vose. lnterscholastic Lea ue Contest Winners Debate and One-llct Play Display Their Talents in Oratory and Drama. First row: Mike Letson, Richard Leonard, Kay Walker, Faith Milling, Melinda Liser, Vikki Murray Elizabeth Tinajero, Trussel, Mr. Schoenfeld QSponsorj. Second row: John Nichols, Susan James Thomas Dunson, Kit Cook, Ann Marti, Peggy Parks, Carol Humphrey. Third row: Larry Schmidt: Darryl Miles, John Dwyer, Boyd Matson, Tyler, Baker, Marikey Boese, Terry Rives. ' E.,-J . lnterscolastic League Mathematics Investigate The World of Numbers. First row: Jimmy Campbell, Carol Humphrey, Ruth Ann Frazier, Darla Jackson, Gary Crawford. Second row: Roy Williams, Danny Elam, John Doer, Hilton Robinson, Bobby Pritchard, Craiglfinley, John Collins, Don Clements, Rex Arnold iSponsorj. Third row: Duainne Goulding, Ray Triplett, Larry Dyer, Roy Carper, Gary Tillinghast, Clint Forrest, John West, Jimmy Jackson. 1 Office Helpers Front row from left to right are: Kay Walker, Jeannine McPherson, Dinah Dement, Martha Bailey, Nancy Hopkins, Marilyn Boston, and Vicki Wicker. Back row from left to right are: Carla Collins, Carolyn Fisher, Roy Deaton, Bobby Himinelreich, Wayne Morroson, Dudley Hamilton, Diana Prathe, Sharon Barnett, and Mike Dietrich. These students of Cleburne High School take the daily roll checks of attendance under the supervision of Mr. John Hopper. They check attendance each period, They give their study time to do this duty, and they are doing an outstanding job. IQ64 Yellow Jackets ' It s FIRST ROW: Ronnie Pollock, Walter Pou, Darrell Miles, Bobby Underwood, J' im Norton, Danny Walker, David C.W. Walker, Robert Lee, Steve I iles, Mike Brand, Graff. THIRD ROW: Danny Elam, Gary Lackey, Dick .Terry Norton, ,T ay Wilburn, Tommy Langford, SECOND Turner, Bill Bishop, Tommy Allen, Carroll Steel- ROW: Robert Rayburn, Larry Teague, Bill Moore, Larry hammer, Gary Butler, Arlie Scott, Danny Howe, Pat Owens, .Timmy ,T ones, Danny Walker, Terry Williams, Haley, Steven Lee, Gary Fisher, Bobby Pipes. The boys pictured above make up the 1964 Fighting Yellow Jackets They are more than just a group of boys who like footballg they are a team whose goal in every game is to do their best both as a team and as an individual, No matter how the scoreboard reads at the end of the fourth quarter, we, the fans, know that each Yellow Jacket has played his best, They put in hours of practice in preparation for the games on Friday nights. Each boy knows what it is like to walk off the field both as the victors and the defeated. They are truly worthy of all the backing and confidence that we can give them. 176 ,?'Y:5i11' ' . , 'ffl . I , vr ff A. ,L I A W Bsii L . J Jytrt , , , 2 Gary Lackey Jimmy Jones Danny Griffin Wingback Left Tackle Right End The 1954 edition of the Cleburne team presenteda very rosy picture to the home fans as the Yellow Jackets beat a favored Brownwood 14 to 6. Opportunity knocked twice for Cleburne in the forms of an intercepted pass and a recovered fumble. The Jackets got a touchdown in the first quarter when quarterback Dick Turner passed to wingback Tommy Allen for 35 yards and a score. The pass capped a drive which started on the Llon's 43 yard line where Arlie Scott had intercepted an enemy pass. Jimmy Jones, Cleburne kicking specialist, converted. During the second quarter, Steve Jiles recovered a Brownwood fumble on the opponent's 34 yard line and the Jackets scored in 9 plays with Scott punching the ball over. Again Jones converted. The Lions got a fire under their tails as the eleven from Brownwood marched 60 yards for their lone touch- down. The main ground gainers in this drive were an 18 yard pass and a 26 yard run. The score at half-time was Cleburne 14, Brownwood 6. The second half was all defense for the Jackets as they withstood continual Brownwood threats. Key men in the Cleburne defense were Larry Owens, Gary Lackey, Carroll Steelhammer, Tommy Allen, Jimmy Jones, Larry Teague, Danny Griffin, Gary Butler, and Bill Moore. Howe gallops around end for a substantial gain. 177 Cleburne's offense clicked as Butler i303 scores from two yards out. J iles C745 and Underwood i435 look on. After spotting the lead twice to a determined Breckenridge eleven, Cleburne finally prevailed against its familiar rival. The Buckeyes sustained a '74 yard drive in 16 plays for the first score of the game. Two points were made on the conversion attempt, and the score midway in the second period stood Breckenridge 8, Cleburne 0. The Yellow Jackets retaliated when Allen recovered a fumble on the Cleburne 47. Five plays and a 22 yard run by Turner resulted in the first Cleburne tally. Scott punched the ball into the end zone and Pou received a perfect pass from Turner for the two point conversion. The score stood at an 8 to 8 tie as the bands marched onto the field for the halftime activities. The Buckeyes moved from their 26 to score in 11 plays with 3:34 left in the third quarter. The two-point conversion attempt failed. Undaunted, the Cleburne offense took the ensuing kickoff and Turner engineered a '71 yard drive with Howe, Butler, and Scott contributing their talents as ground gainers. J ones' toe was the big difference as the kicking specialist converted to make the final score Cleburne 15, Breckenridge 14. Gary Butler Steve Iiles Bobby Underwood Fullback Right Tackle End -uw , sz, H , .li wtk 'Big fe .i.. V ifflfit .weak - it iz- l- Afifiif of -' . f- Essay , -R:-wegfifi .W , ,V 1 - ' 1 ,le 1 fiifgfiiv 5' - ,1: i5it' Ylesllff l i 'V 331 SSX' Y . ' ' . Si' W , Cleburne Downs Killeen Z9-6 For the first time Killeen's Kangaroos scored on the Jackets, but six points was not enough as Cleburne rolled to a 29 to 6 victory. The first score came as a result of bad center. Killeen tried to punt on their own 11 yard line and the ball sailed over the kicker's head into the end zone for a safety. The rest of the first half was mainly a defensive battle. After running the second half kickoff 39 yards to Killeen's 46, Turner decided to end defensive tactics as he engineered the Jacket offensive machine to the first TD of the game. Contributing to the efforts were Butler, Griffin, and Pou. Gary Lackey recovered a Kangaroo fumble on the opponents' 42 yard line to put Cleburne into excellent field position for its second touchdown, which came 9 plays later as Butler crashed over from the nine. Not to be denied, the Killeen team came back with a 67 yard drive which included a 40 yard pass. The score was then 15 to 6, Cleburne's favor. The Jackets came back to put the game on ice in the waning moments of the fourth quarter with two touchdown drives of 60 and 52 yards, with Butler, Teague, and Griffin chewing up yardage. ,T ones converted on three out of four attempts' and the final score stood Cleburne 29, Killeen 6. Dick Turner Quarterback r er- ,-- 'fa , ,frrrtti rr, Arlie Scott Halfback Butler gains yardage as Allen lays a key tackle, ' l 179 ,.,..L K' wg'g .. ,--,,l ..1, , . . Ir. ,,:, :VL V M K .. 6 or h,' . 1 ' , , Walter Pou Robert Raybern Bill Moore Left End Center Right Guard On the third down of the first quarter Tommy Allen intercepted a pass on the Cleburne 34. It took the Jackets 12 plays to gain 66 yards for the first touchdown in the second quarter made by lhrner. The J' ackets started from their 23 and drove for 77 yards for another touch- down made by Butler. Eastern Hills traveled 76 yards in 12 plays for their first touchdown in the first half made by Thompson. The first half ended with the Jackets leading 13-6. Eastern Hills recovered a fumble on the Cleburne 39 in the fourth quarter. Eastern Hills traveled 62 yards for a touchdown made by Mike Mitchell. , lti A Lary Teague Fullback . . fi 2 nf sttr iiiiiel 5 . M 2' J '-k. A ' ef gifzt Danny Howe Gary Fisher Tommy Allen Halfback Guard Wingback Quarterback Turner runs on a quarterback keep as Jimmy Jones looks on, i 41. ,M T .ata , V 15: 4 ' 1 - - Jerry Norton Jimmy Langford Iim Norton End Tackle Tackle Tyler Lee got the ball on their 35 and drove 65 yards for a touchdown made by Graham in the second quarter. Guard Jack Isom kicked the goal. The Jackets punted and the Rebels made their second touchdown drive from their 9 and covered 91 yards in 19 plays for their second touchdown in the second quarter made by Wilcox. Ishom kicked the goal and the half ended with the score 14 to O. After a punt in the 4th quarter the Rebels got the ball on their 44 It took them 15 la t 5 , . p ys o eat up '7 yards and get another touchdown made by Graham and again Isom's kick was good. The game ended with the score of 21 to O. 181 ,, ' ,L,L . f ,f- E wzxfw -1 . fi' ii 5 S 'Ji i 1 ' J'A l !f J , as L , . .,. . 1 . , ,yi Vg ' if? J . as is ks-.V ,1,L Danny Walker C, W, Walker Ronnie Pollock End Center Tackle It was offense yes, defense no at Corsicanna as Cleburne bowed 22-35. The Jackets let Corsicanna get two quick touchdowns before they could score. Corsicanna received the opening kickoff and marched 58 yards in 13 plays for the first score and forged 46 yards to get the second tally. Arlie Scott returned the ensuing kickoff to the Cleburne 33 and the Jackets moved the 67 yards in 13 plays for their first touchdown. The second quarter saw the Tigers making one more touchdown and the half ended with the score Cleburne 6, Corsicanna 21. The Jackets took the ensuing kickoff and marched 68 yards in 10 plays to make the score 21-14, but the Tigers counterpunched to score from '74 yards out in 7 plays. The Cleburne offense clicked again, however, as Turner engineered a 54 yard drive for the home team's third touch- down. Two points were made by Butler. Things were looking up as the fourth quarter started, as the Jackets were only 6 points behind, however, the Tigers retaliated with the final touchdown to make the score Cleburne 22, Corsicanna 35. A -- V ' ' , ,,,, ,,,,, , 'Ei ,, 'W . an Q 1 . I lzi i. 5, f K MJ , :,. 'kkr' ,,,-'i: ii. K Y N - .. ,- -'i ' 5? ' ' ' ,., ' ' . 1? .zzz -.2 . q . Q ii s - Q r Q, sis it Larry Owens Steven Lee Robert Lee Left Guard Guard Tackle 182 CHS Homecoming I964 alia ni Howe chews up yardage as Turner and Pou made key blocks, On the fourth down in the first quarter, Dietz scored from 3 yards out with 6:18 left to play. Tackle John Griffis kicked the first of the 4 extra points. On the first down from the Waco 48, a Cleburne pitchout fell into space and George Richard covered it for Waco to give the Rams possession on the 50. With time running out the Rams went for the bomb and hit it. Crow made a touchdown in the last few minutes of the second quarter, and Griffis' kicks were good. The Jackets got their one and only touchdown in the last 45 seconds of the game. The game ended with the score of 28 to 6. During the half time activities, Melody Mudge was crowned the 1964 football sweetheart. The other contestants were: Jan Harris, Barton Junior, Ginny Roberts, Willard Junior, Alice Broumbly, Barton Senior, Debby Anderson, Willard Seniorg and Melinda Liser, Addams Sophomore. Melody was crowned by Pinki Collins, the 1963 football sweetheart, and a bouquet of roses was presented to her. 183 fiti T David G1-aff Darrell Miles Guard Guard The Jackets got the ball on the Waco 46. It took the Jackets 9 plays to move the 46 yards for the first touchdown made by Bobby Underwood. Jimmy Jones kicked the extra point. The Trojans punted and the Jackets got the ball on the University 35. The Jackets started a drive which ended when Butler made a touchdown with 2:29 left in the first half. Steve Jiles kicked the goal and Cleburne led 14 to O. The Trojans struck back quickly and Carpenter got a touchdown with 1:04 left in the second quarter. Cadells kick was ood. Tie Trojans moved 70 yards in four plays to another touchdown in the third quarter. Mike Robbins made the touch- down and Caddell's kick was good and the score was tied at 14-14. The fourth quarter started with the Jackets on the University 4, facing second down. Scott got the touchdown and Butler ran for two points. On fourth down with 15 yards to go from the Cleburne 30, Caddell hit Paul Paulsen down the middle for the touchdown with 8:18 left in the game. Caddell faked a pass and ran for the two points to tie the game. The game ended with the score 22-22. J. T T ..... . rg H ., r K . -V A M .. .-- Pat Haley Carroll Steelhammer Wingback Guard 184 K L ,,,, , , , . ' ' ,,h. . ,,,, 2 ET IQ Jay Wilburn y s Tackle Center End Mike Brand Terr William Butler C305 looks for help as two defenders close in for the tackle. Bill BiSh0D Quarterback t , l at W at ga X xxx rl t at t Jacket B Team FIRST ROW: Roy Marcniaf--elim Forrest, Jim ste- phens, Shawn George, ohnny Collins, ry Mustin, Gary Manasco,RoyCarper, av 1 iey5.B?15Wil1iams, Bob Pritchard. SECOND ROW: Marshall Vose, Bobby Doerr, Mike Dietrich, Leroy Hinton, Danny Elam, Marvin Reeves, Tommy Webb, Wayne Underwood, 186 Mike Lackey, Tony Smith, Steve Brannon, Buddy Corzine, ,Toe Carranza. THIRD ROW: David Clay, Richard Leonard, Managers. Don Clements, Duane Goulding, Eddie Boggs, Aaron Anderson, Keith Moeller, Martin Griffith, Thomas Dunson, Pat Fowler, Larry Anderson, Larry Schmidt, Mike Harwell, Freshman Team FIRST ROW: ,Terry Hughes, Clinton McMhon, Stevey Stevens, Bobby Bell, Rickey Horton, Ray McGowen, David Boone, James Barham, Danny Thredgill, Roger Kelly. SECOND ROW: Ronny Brooks, Gail Bigham, Donnie Williams, Milton Walker, Mike Allen, Dickie Cottle, Barry McWilliams, Tommy Lawler, Wayne Wylie, Greg Collins, ,Terry Brand, THIRD ROW: Wayne Mason, Ricky Plnenger, ,Toe Bill Bush, ,Terry Bailey, David Hopkins, Ronald Rice, Carl Hinkle, Kerry Elerson, Eric Carol, Earl Williams, Ramon Ledbetter. 187 Coaches MR. GEORGE LOGAN MR. FRANK HYDE Assistant Football and Track. B team Football andBaseball. MR. WIIFORD MOORE MR. AULTON DURHAM MR. MARSHALL YOUNG Head Football A Team Coach Freshman Football and A Bas- B Basketball, Golf, Assistant ketball Football. MR. ELROY PAYNE Assistant A Team Football Coach. MR. DON DAVIS Assistant Freshman Football, Basketball Coach. Football Awards y Gary Butler, Most Valuable A Walter Pou, Best Blocker, Presented team player, Presented by Coach by Coach Payne. Moore. Bill Moore, Kiwania's Football Larry Owens, Best Lineman, Pre- Award, Presented by Dr. Bill J' ones. sented by Coach Logan. Larry Walker, Most Valuable B Milton Walker, Most Valuable team player, Presented by Coach Freshman, Presented by Coaches Young. Durham and Davis. 189 A Basketball Team FIRST ROW: ,Terry Brand- Mgr., Paul Hammond, Danny SECOND ROW: Wayne Morrison, Norman Fagan, Martin Elam, Thomas Smith, Tommy Allen, Bobby Pritchard. Griffith, Boyd Matson, Mike Brand, Randy Hamilton. Thanks to the fine coaching efforts of Mr. Aulton Durham, the varsity team has made many improvements since last , N year. Hard work combined with dedication makes a team, and the Cleburne A's' have what it takes. 190 Boyd Matson Cleburne Waco High 52 59 32 5I Y 1 K H5531 Mike Brand Cleburne Waco University 7Z 47 43 77 Cleburne Bryan 52 5l 45 5l Cleburne Corsicana 43 52 43 68 Cleburne Ridgefield 47 57 5l 53 Team Basketball FIRST ROW: Shawn George, Ray Triplett, Johnny SECOND ROW: Marshall Young-Coach, Bill Bishop, Bybee, Gary Crawford, Bobby Rice, Charles Wells. Gary Manasco, Gary Mustin, Robert Brown, Hal Hammond, Pat Fowler, Richard Leonard - Mgr. Although some people think more of the varsity than the second team, the B's do just as much, and perhaps more. If the players do a good job, a spot on the varsity team next year is waiting. Players on the B team have a motto: I will do better. 194 , Freshman Basketball FIRST ROW: Tommy Anderson, Wayne Mason, Bobby Earl Williams, Clint McMahon, Dick Cottle, Don Hudgietz, ,Toe Bill Bush, Tommy Gainey. SECOND Davis-Coach. ROW: Mike Elmore, David Hopkins, Greg Collins, As apprentice basketballers, the freshmen have a hard road ahead of them. With practice and determination, the freshmen will be the future varsity greats. 195 I965 Golf Team Momentum in the golf program at Cleburne High School has grown in recent years. Recent teams have won numerous local, regional, and state golf tournaments. The program emphasizes sportsmanship, self- discipline, and hard practice. E i T A K 5 , ly at 'Ki J' T ,. l O O, O FIRST ROW: Mike McCown, Scott Boyd, Bill Hamilton, Tyler Baker, Ben Hill Turner, Joey Robinson, Wally Paul Case, Doug Souders, Dan Taylor. SECOND ROW: Pou. Mr. Young-Coach, Coly Crawford, Doug Crouch. 196 ' I, FIRST ROW:Eric Carroll, Gary Crawford, ,ToeBillBush, ROW: Larry Owens Bill Pipes Darryle Miles Walter Ray McGowen, Deckie Cottle, Wayne Mason, Barry Pou, Danny Gr1ff1n Larry Teague Ronny Brooks McWilliams, Roger Harmon, Joe Salazar, Rickey Martin Griffith, Steve Jiles, Kerry Ellyson David Penneger, Charles Wells, David Hopkins. SECOND Clary, Arlie Scott March March March April April April Track Irving- Airlanes Relay Mesquite-,T,C, Relay Corsicana - Tiger Relays District track meet- Waco Weatherford - Kangaroo Relays Regional- Waco Baseball FIRST ROW: Richard Leonard-Mgr., Robert Matlack, Larry Tribble, Larry Anderson, Gary Brantley, Tommy Webb, Danny Elam, Donnie Williams, Rodney Thomas, Scotty Boyd, Jer-ry Brand - Mgr., Dalelfossett. SECOND ROW: Gary Butler, Don Clements, Mike Kyler, Gregg Collins, Gary Manasco, Jim Abt, Randy Hamilton, Dick Turner, Wayne Morrison, Gary Wylie, Danny Rogers, Ray Triplett, Tommy Lawler, Not pictured: Danny Howe, Carroll Lilly. Baseball, the national pastime, is an important part of our athletic program. These boys practice long and hard to represent their school well. They are to be commended for this effort. y Tennis Team . , , ,W , rff, , - .... -- ...snow ,,.... .... .... ....., rw, V .... ..., .,...,,.,.....,.,.., Tucker, Kathy Mcffarty, Ann Martij, Linda Vose, Robert Ilflayfield, Larry Burton, Gary Til1inghast,Bobby Randy Madsen, Roger Kelly. SECOND ROW: Johnny Rice, Tommy Altaras. The main objective of the tennis team is to teach the funda- mentals of tennis and also to encourage acompetitlve spirit among the players. The team usually enters the lnterscholastic League competition toward the end of the year. Mr. Bryan Duff, Sponsor 199 John Rodman blocks his opponent's left punch, Boxing Boxing has increased in popularity around Cleburne since the J'ayCees started sponsor- ing annual Golden Gloves tournaments. Since the bouts were initiated, Cleburne boxers have represented their city well. Tommy Reed moves in on his opponent, MRS, HESTERR, WHITE MISS LILY P, FRASER Gir1's P, E, Instructors Girls' P.E. Left to right: Janis Tyer, Pam Wilmoth, Lela Walker, Barbara Frazier, Connie Baechtel, Betty Smith, Gwen Taylor, Diane Avants, Debbie Brown, Darla Taylor, Kay Lay. Officials: Vicke White- house, Cindy Friou. F' , Girls' P.E. gg g FIRST ROW: Sandra Davis, Janice Barker, Joan Rich, Judy Sain, Arlene Porter-field, Barbara Miller-Captain, Judy Wade, Linda Dana Davis. Anderson. SECOND ROW: Janie Miles, Physical education is a very important part ofthe educational program at Cleburne High School. 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