Corsicana High School - Corsican Yearbook (Corsicana, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 156 of the 1964 volume:

f ' Q 1 1 9. 1 T ' 'hum HNFQ' ' o . -1 , , sv 'W' 'Q f' 4 , u QC . Q 9 I :I 'V . X I lt? H? . . A, D Nu I ..-1-.--N i..il.k -1 0 . 1 A r ur Q 6 . N14 J- ., A ,, W gui 13 In ff? f L4 j-pw H THE 1964 CORSICAN CORSICANA HIGH SCHOOL CORSICANA, TEXAS LYNNE ETZEL SHARON SKEWS EDITOR BUSINESS MANAGER These are the people of Corsicana High School -the teachers, the students, the administrators. This is their story-a record of their ac- tivities, their achievements, their honors, their moments of triumph and of defeat. We hope that in days to come the 1964 CORSICAN will be re- ferred to as a true account of the cherished memories which are a part of all people. ' 2 CONTENTS i T-5' ADMINISTRATION ., . 1 CLASSES A. ,. . A.. ,, I 3 FAVORITES ,, . , A . 5 3 ACTIVITIES ,I,I,I.,I,,, SITI, 6 9 ORGSANIZATICNS ...,. I.T,. ATHLETICS ,T,.S,S..,,S,I ADVERTISEMENTS .... . :Tflflfl X 2'These Are The People , . , Bookkeeping student, Marjetta Barentine, operates adding machine. 4,3 Miss Mayme Moore, math teacher, explains geometry problem. giuoaa Trudy Ferguson and Jim Wood enjoy the Coronation Dance. , Andrea Draper and Betty Hamilton begin sewing project. Fans experience tense moment at football game. i sf ...ww Roy Washam clears high jump. Vocational Education student, Lynda Dyer, works part time at The Record Shop. Students take advantage of study period. PE girls exhibit one phase of gymnastics. David Foster builds shop project. il Scott, Student Council Presi- . . addresses student body. Llnda Tramel hangs Valentine Dance poster. 5 DEDICATION For her work as sponsor of the CORSICAN for three years and for her service to Corsicana High School as an outstanding English teacher, the 1964 Corsican is respectfully dedicated to Mrs. Elizabeth Slater. Th AThPl ADMINISTRATICDN BOARD OF EDUCATION Mr. Robert W. Gladney, Dr. John L. Harper, Mr. R. L. Wheelock, Jr., vice president, Mrs. Dean B. Milkes, secretary, Mr. Cullen W. Dunn, Mr. R. Matt Dawson, and Mr. Maco C. Stewart, president. ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF 'KTM Miss Lila Rutherford School Nurse Mrs. Corinne Crider Secretary to the Principal Mr. Mack Mullins Mr, Jack Maris Director of Instruction Businggs Manager SUPERINTENDENT OSCAR E. BOUNDS PRINCIPAL R. A. ARMISTEAD -Mr. Jim Acree Miss Helen Bonner Athletic Director, History History FACULTY Mrs. Martha Lou Byrd Homemaking Mr. Jim Campbell l Speech Mr. Bill Crider Mr. James E. Cummins English Agriculture Mr. Jerry Forderhase Mr. Euin Frank Music Physics, Mathematics ? l Miss Delores Hale English Mr. William R. Hay ndustrial Cooperative Training I0 Mr. H. L. Hill Mrs. Bobbie Johnson Band English Mr. Pinckney M. Johnson Jr. Mr. Wayne Johnston Chemistry Mathematics Miss Anna Belle Kiber English Mrs. Gloria Matthews Shorthand, Typing Mr. Jerry Matthews Miss Corinne McClure History, Physical Education Librarian Mr. Tom Mitchell Mr. Jerry Moore n Biology Mathematics, Physical Education Miss Suzanne Pruitt C Home Economics J Miss Mayme Moore Mathematics Miss Kathe Phillips Miss Faye Quinley English Home Economics w Q, S' , pf if 735 it Mrs. Dorothy Renfro Mr. Nelson Ross Physical Education Distributive Education FACULTY Mrs. Gertrude Russell Spanish Mr. Joe Seale Counselor Mrs. Elizabeth Slater Mr. Paul Slaughter English Civics Miss lnez Stanley Miss Winona Stewart English Mr. Ralph Vaughn Shop Typing, Bookkeeping Mr. Bob Vaughn, Journalism, Mathematics Miss Erma Weidmann Mr, Stan Williams Latin, English History These Are The People CLASSES SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS 'F I I Q 5 4, .15 S ,- ,L ' I V' mf f1zx!'UvihZ,lY4L5: 5' 'laik SPONSORS I4 Mr. William R. Hay, Mrs. Elizabeth Slater, Mr. Jerry Moore Frank Murchison ....,. ............. P resident Janice Martin ...... ......,. V ice President Carol Davenport ..... ........., S ecretary Gale Mims ....... ..i.... T reasurer Bert Almand Chorus Spanish Club DE Club Bertie Almand Chorus DE Club Priscilla Anderson National Honor Society Junior Classical League Terry Arnold Bobby Atkeisson Larry Averitt FFA Vice President JBJ Staff Charles Back Travel Club DE Club Baseball Jackie Baker Patricia Baker Drama Club Future Nurses Club L SENIORS Carolyn Barber ' Teen Talks Club Girls' Chorus Marietta Barentlne National Honor Society Student Council Secretary Teen Talks Club President . Tennis Student Council Executive Club Sue Barlow Junior Classical League Travel Club Teen Talks Club F5 r vi I 4, 11 , J - A ' M 071.1 filly- :M ,fn V, vw I ' SE dh? V51 1 S5 Y Q mj ay le +3 we ' David Bassham Aviation Club Travel Club Science Club DE Club Suzzanne Beaver Teen Talks Club Cheerleaders Club Typing Club Junior Classical League Kenneth Bewley Student Council Travel Club Math Club Sophomore Class Vice President Sandy Blankinship Junior Classical League Band Flagbearer Fran Blood Marsha Bonner Travel Club Library Assistant Teen Talks Club Danny Bosley FFA Basketball Letterman Barbara Boyd All Region Choir Student Council Ensemble Club Judi Brelthaupt Coronation Duchess Sophomore Class Secretary Teen Talks Club Junior Classical League Cheerleaders Club Tommy Breithaupt Math Club Science Club Junior Classical League Aubrey Brenton Nancy Brown Queen of High School Friendliest Girl Who's Who Head Cheerleader National Honor Society ,WM Robbie Buckner Larry Bumpers Jo Anne Busby National Forensic League Student Council Library Assistant JBJ Staff Girls' Advanced Choir Mickey Butler FFA President Area FFA Vice President FHA Beau Larry Cansler Science Club Junior Classical League Math Club Judy Christian Typing Club Harriet Ann Cole Journalism Club Drama Club Travel Club Beverly Compton Dramatics Club Poster and Lettering Clu Jane Conner Mack Cooper Drama Club Travel Club Aviation Club Science Club Secretary Sam Cooper Coronation Duke Football Letterman Basketball Letterman Tiger Club James Cox DE Club b Secretary SENIORS Linda Crawford Twirling Club Travel Club Majorette Drum Maiorette Band Eileen Croom National Honor Society Shorthand Club Treasurer FHA Doris Crum Travel Club Number Sense Club Typing Club Girls' Advanced Choir Cheerleading Club Carol Davenport Coronation Duchess Senior Class Secretary FTA CORSICAN Typist JBJ Staff Mark Dawson National Forensic League Tiger Club District Mr. FTA Football Letterman Track Letterman Mary Delsher Cheerleaders Club Teen Talks Club Girls' Advanced Choir Typing Club Donnie Denbow Baseball Letterman Football Letterman Basketball Letterman Tiger Club A Cappella Choir Dan ny Dennis FFA DE Club Mitchell Dockery Band George Dozler Golf Letterman JB1 Staff FFA George Ann Drain Teen Talks Club Library Assistant Journalism Club Barbara Duke Girls' Advanced Choir Travel Club Teen Talks Club ,wp Dickie Durr Lynda Dyer Girls' Advanced Choir A Cappella Choir DE Club Vice President Spanish Club Barbara Gail Ellis Cheerleading Club Teen Talks Club FHA Kathy Ellis Coronation Princess Drama Club Secretary Office Assistant Student Council Lonnie Elmore Football Letterman FFA Sentinel Charles Emmert FFA Sentinel Walter Erwin National Honor Society President FTA Student Council Devotional Chairman A Cappella Choir Tennis Lynne Etzel CORSICAN Editor National Honor Society DAR History Award FTA Secretary Lions' Club Good Citizen Bobby Fauvelle Baylor Regional Science Fair National Science Fair-International Winner American Dental Association Representative National Science Clubs of America Math Club Trudy Ferguson Coronation Duchess IBJ Staff CORSICAN Staff Dumbbell People in a Barbell World Cast Student Council Alternate Aubrey Bubba Fitzgerald FFA Poultry ludging State Finals Poultry Judging Honor Award Gloria Fletes ICT Club FHA Spanish Club ,.: ,af A, L. Julius Flores Travel Club Science Club ICT Club Spanish Club Lewis David Foster Band President Band Club Court Trumpeter Science Club Word Power Club Victor Freeze DE Club Jackie Gafford FHA Beverly Ganze Coronation Duchess Football Sweetheart Nominee Journalism Club Cheerleading Club Office Assistant Gene Garrett Football Manager Basketball Manager Track Manager Tiger Club Boys' Choir Julia George Teen Talks Club Library Assistant Junior Classical League Drama Club Gail Gibson Coronation Duchess Who's Who National Honor Society FTA Girls' Advanced Choir President Garry GoBell All Region Band Baritone All State Solo Contest Band Librarian All Texas Band Regional Typing Contest Billy Gordon DE Club ICT Club Science Club Janet Gowan Journalism Club Junior Classical League Band JBJ Staff Robert Graham Football Letterman Track Tiger Club Junior Classical League Jerry Haefs FFA Secretary Livestock Judging Team Dairy Judging Team Rodeo Team h Chapter Farmer Chapter Conducting Team Jim Hagle King of High School Football Letterman Basketball Letterman Track Letterman Baseball Letterman Bennie Hancock Betty Nell Harris Journalism Club JBJ Staff Lothar Harris Math Club American Science Clubs of America ICT Electronics Finals Vocational Industrial Clubs of Texas Baylor Science Fair Bill Hay Track Letterman Journalism Club President JBJ Sports Editor CORSlCAN Sports Editor Basketball Doris Haygood DE Club Photographer DE Club Sweetheart Nominee Jackie Heifner Student Council Vice President A Cappella Choir FTA Historian CORSICAN Art Editor Who's Who Beverly Herrin Junior Classical League FHA Teen Talks Club SENIORS Laverne Hester DE Club Chorus Jim Hickman Doris Higgins Teen Talks Club FHA Third Vice President SENIORS Billie Jane Hoffman Junior Classical League FHA Future Nurses Club President Harry Hollingsworth Holly Holstlen Football U A Cappella Choir Vice President Tiger Club Ensemble Club Track Linda Hopwood Tennis Letterman Drama Club Journalism Club Poster and Lettering Club Verna Howard Future Nurses Club President Shorthand Club Travel Club Lloyd Huffman Band Vice President Baylor Regional Science Fair American Science Clubs of America Science Club Ronnie Hughes Football Tiger Club Coronation Duke Journalism Club Secretary Susan Humphries CORSICAN Staff Student Council Junior Classical League Teen Talks Club President Cheerleaders Club Clowie Hunter Library Assistant FHA Pete lvie Science Club Aviation Club Gloria Jones Girls' Advanced Choir Vice President Junior Classical League Parliamentarian CORSICAN Staff JBJ Staff Lions' Club Good Citizen Judy Jones Band .. 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'V m, . - ,k-:,'f.-, ,ay ,..,, 5, .qrx Roy Kamp Baseball Letterman James Kirkpatrick Student Band Director All Region Band Mid-Eastern All Star High School Band National Honor Society National Merit Scholarship Semi- Finalist Kathryn Lake FHA DE Club DE Sweetheart Allyn Lang Golf Letterman FTA A Cappella Choir Ensemble Choir Soloist Math Club Maurita Lewis Hughle Libhart Jr. ICT Club Junior Classical League Journalism Club Melanie Love A Cappella Choir Secretary National Forensic League Secretary FTA Who's Who National Honor Society Frances Lujan Travel Club Teen Talks Club Chorus Rita Mahoney Junior Classical League Cheerleader Club ICT Sweetheart A Cappella Choir All Region Choir Janice Marriot Janice Martin A Cappella Choir President Senior Class Vice President National Honor Society Student Council Jerry Mask Travel Club Aviation Club ICT Club Marc Maxwell Football Letterman Tiger Club Basketball Junior Classical League Sue Mayo A Cappella Choir Band Flagbearer Band Club Drama Club Girls' Advanced Choir George McCaleb Nicky McClintock JBJ Staff Journalism Club Donald McDowell DE Club Science Club Poster and Lettering Club Ronald McDowell DE Club District Number Sense Travel Club Mary McKie FI'A Most Beautiful Football Sweetheart Coronation Princess Cheerleader Jo Ann McLm JBJ Editor National Honor Society Journalism Club Office Assistant Junior Classical League Linda Lewis McManus Junior Classical League Cheerleader Club lCT Sweetheart A Cappella Choir All Region Choir Marilyn Melton Teen Talks Club Future Nurses Club Sally Miles A Cappella Choir Treasurer Most Outstanding Girl Cheerleader Coronation Duchess Gale Mums Senior Class Treasurer Coronation Duchess National Honor Society Journalism Club Girls' Advanced Choir Secretary Terry Montfort FFA Vice President FFA District Vice President FFA District President Joe Moore Vocational industrial Clubs Poster and Lettering Club lCT Loys Moorman Basketball Letterman Football Letterman Lions' Club Good Citizen Tiger Club Frank Moreno Frank Murchison Senior Class President National Honor Society A Cappella Choir Football Manager Student Council Billie Murphy Teen Talks Club Georgia Nelson FHA Future Nurses Club DE Johnny Nelson Football Letterman Tiger Club A Cappella Choir Basketball Letterman Coronation Duke Charlotte Newman Spanish Club Terry Nichols ICT Travel Club Vocational Industrial Clubs Claude Norman Jr. DE Club President Karen Northcutt A Cappella Choir Ensemble Club Travel Club Future Nurses Club of Texas of Texas SENIORS SENIORS Randy Norwood Tiger Club Football Hugh Owen Science Club ICT Club Reporter Junior Classical League Poster and Lettering Club Danny Owens FFA DE Mike Paschal Junior Classical League Band Club Science Club Band Jo Ann Patrick Coronation Duchess Football Sweetheart Nominee Student Council Cheerleader Club Math Club Secretary 4 Virgie Paul DE Club Future Nurses Club Helen Penland National Honor Society Student Council JBJ Staff CORSICAN Staff Beverly Penney Shorthand Club Vice President Robert Pimentel Track Letterman Tiger Club Riley Pippen Basketball Science Club Travel Club Eugene Price Vocational Industrial Club Sharon Prince Band Secretary lunior Classical League Coronation Court Musician All State Band Girls' Advanced Choir Tommy Ragsdale National Honor Society Math Club President Spanish Club Beauford Rash DE club Pat Rawson Journalism Club Cheerleader Club Joe Reed FFA Thomas Reese National Honor Society Merit Scholarship Commendation Regional Science Fair All Region Band Junior Classical League Billy Reeves Johnny Regalado Typing Club Group Dynamics Club Track Janice Rhoads Teen Talks Club Shorthand Club Secretary Future Nurses Club Crisco Award Stanley Richards Band First Place Solo Junior Classical League Band Club Coronation Band Don Richardson DE Club Sandra Riggs Girls' Advanced Choir David Robinson Football Letterman Track Letterman Coronation Duke Tiger Club :yew 'fi ,N my wwf David Roby Travel Club DE Club Gail Rogers Cheerleader Club Latin Club Pygmalion Cast Teen Talks Club Jerry Rojas Junior Classical League Science Club Vocational Industrial Club Gary Roman Football Captain Basketball Letterman Baseball Letterman Tiger Club Coronation Prince Barbara Rosen Girls' Advanced Choir Spanish Club President Donna Russell Maiorette National Honor Society Shorthand Club President CORSICAN Staff Junior Classical League Mike Russell Baseball Letterman Football Letterman Coronation Duke Tiger Club Track Pat Sammons Greg Scott Friendliest Boy Who's Who Coronation Duke Cheerleader FTA Joe Scott Lions' Club Good Citizen Student Council President Coronation Prince Who's Who Most Scholarly Boy Joyce Sheets Typing Club Band Future Nurses Club Robert Shults Agriculture Club Sentinel Aviation Club Science Club Track -HK 'P aa. Wo- 'ui had it La rry Sh uttlesworth Becky Simmons National Forensic League DumbeIl People in a Barbell World Cast Joy Sipes Teen Talks Club Girls' Advanced Choir Mixed Choir FHA Sharon Skews CORSICAN Business Manager National Honor Society JBJ Staff Office Assistant Teen Talks Club Secretary Janis Carol Smith Junior Classical League FHA Secretary FHA Vice President Janis Elaine Smith Drama Club Future Nurses Club Typing Club Office Assistant Joe Smith Football Letterman Coronation Duke Tiger Club Student Council Junior Classical League Bobby Spain Vocational Industrial Club John Stover Football Letterman Track Tiger Club A Cappella Choir Joy Stratton FTA Girls' Advanced Choir Teen Talks Club Tommy Taylor Science Club Golf Team Junior Classical League Patricia Thompson Student Council National Honor Society Secretary .lunior Class Treasurer JBJ Feature Editor FTA SENIORS .WMM QN- SENIORS Ronny Thompson Science Club Junior Classical League Elaine Toldan A Cappella Choir Travel Club All Region Choir Ensemble Club Teri Travis Coronation Duchess Student Council Who's Who FTA National Forensic League Vice President Douglas Turner National Honor Society I National Merit Semi-Finalist Math Club Vice President Who's Who Pat Valdez Track Letterman Science Club Spanish Club Pygmalion Stage Manager Shirley Vickery Linda Lea Ward Debate State Finalist FTA Historian National Honor Society Student Council JBJ Business Manager Winston Weaver Vocational Industrial Club President FFA Football Baseball Allen White FFA ICT Club Beverly White Travel Club Teen Talks Club Jerry Don White FFA DE Club Parliamentarian James Widener FFA Vice President FFA Sentinel FFA Reporter ICT Club Vocational Industrial Club Shirley Wilson Band Typing Club Jim Wood Coronation Prince Football Letterman Who's Who FTA Richard Wright ICT Club Treasurer H ll These Are The T People Majorettes perform for halftime activities. National Honor Society initiates take oath. Students cheer Tigers at Graham pep rally JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Stan Rosen .,.. ..........,.... P resident Bruce Butler ......, .,,.,...... V ice President Angela Slate ....... ........... S ecretary Pam Olsen .... .,,........ T reasurer Sponsors Mr. Wayne Johnston Mrs. Bobbie Johnson Mr. Paul Slaughter JUNICRS BEVERLY BUTLEF BRUCE BUTLER JAMES CARVER JERRY CHAPMAN TWANA CHEEK BRYAN COLLIER BEVERLY COLLIN DAVID COMBS MARY COOPER CHARLES CORDEI I LINDA COSTON RONALD coma DWIGHT CROCKB JDIE cRocNER CHIP CURINGI LYNDAL CURING SKIPPER CURI MARION DAVENI' RITA DAVIS MARY M. DeFRAY KATIE DENSON LANNY DERRYB GARY DICKSON KATHY DICKSO 'ALAN DILLINGH DIANNA DONNE KEN DORAN ROSEMARY DOS Ros DUNN BOBBY DURR SHARON DYCH IAMES EARLEY DAT ELLINGTON 3ILL ELLIOTT 3ARBARA IO ELLIS IOHN ELMORE rRAvus EPPLER LLOYD ESTELL 'RuDY Esres .ARRY FERGUSON IONNIE FINLEY OE FLETES IPAL FLORES 'EGGY FLUKER INN FORTSON YLVIA GARY QUDDY GELINEAU IIICKY GEORGAS DIANE GILES IHARLES GILLESPIE NIS GLENN IZOGER GOLDESBERRY ORRIS GONZALES .fIELlSSA GORMAN DAVID GRAVELLE N GREEN AMES GREER UDY GRIZZAFFI IANA GROUNDS LEATHA GRUBBS 44- JEANIE GRUBBS LORETTA HAGLE TRAVIS HAIR RITA HALL DALE HAMILTON DAVID HAMILTON JACKIE HARDIN DONNA HARMON DEBORAH HARRIS NANCY HARRISON BETTY HAYES JOHNNY HAYES JERRY HAYNES HENRY HENKEL I BILL HENSON DARLENE HENTHO PENNY HERVEY I PATRICIA HESTANI GEORGE HEWELL MARY HOLLEMANI JUDY HOLSOMBAC LARRY HDNEA RICHARD HOOKER? LINDA HOWELL KAY HULL BOBBIE INGRAM DON IVIE NEIL IVIE PATRICIA JACKSO JEAN JOHNSON I IIMMY JOHNSON ' IAN JOHNSTON IIANE JOHNSTON FAYRENE JONES IERIVIAN JONES IOHN JONES IICKI JONES IREITA KELLY RICHARD KELLY BOB KENT IIARTHA KIRK IIASSIE KLOECKER RANKIN KOCH ARY LANE ANDRA LATHERN IRGINIA LEE ICKEY LIBAL OBERT LIBHART RRY LONG ARTHA LONG OO S00 LUCAS ANICE MATTHEWS HN MCCALEB HARON MCCANN AVID MCDANIEL ARBARA MCDONALD DI MCFERRAN UE MCKAMIE RRY MCKEY IKE MCNEIL is-lv JUNIORS I-K' JUNIORS JANICE MCNUTT CAROL JEAN MEAE WALTER MERRELL JESSE MESKER ROBERT METCALF BILL MIDDLETON JUDY MILLER DAVID MITCHELL PHILLIP MITCHEL MARY MOJICA I NELSON MOONEY ISENE MOORE ALICE NuooRN1AN BEATRICE MOREIN BARBARA MORGA DON MOSES CAROL MULFORDI' ANN MURCHISON HENRY D. MURPI SHARON MURPHI' LINDA MURPHY KATHY MURRAY JAMES NEAL BILL NEKUZA ROSIE NELASON JOE NELSON RYLIE NOLAN ' TONY NORRIS MARSHA NORW MAE NUGENT EARL NUTT PAM OLSEN ALVIE O'NEAL XLEWIS PALOS JAMIE PARKER IOHNNY PARKER LYNDA PEACOCK MARY PERCIVAL RUTH PIMENTEL DELORIS PINALES IPAIVI PRATT ALVIN PRICE LINDA PRITCHEIT -KAY RADER RovER RANEY OHN REDDEN ONNIE RHOADS OHNNY RICHARDS INDA ROBINSON AN ROGERS ERRY ROGERS HERESA ROIAS OHN ROMAN AVID ROPER AYMOND ROSAS TAN ROSEN OBBY ROSS YNN SANDERS ICKY SANDERS ONNA SCHUITE H I I i i P x w LINDA TRANIEL SERENA TRAVIS LONNY TRAWEEK TOMMY TUBBS IIoHN TURNER RUSTY TURNER IBEATRICE VASQUEZ ELLEN VAUGHAN WANDA WALDEN ROGER WARNER JIM WARRINGTON ROY WASHAM WAYNE WENDT BONNIE WEST Bos WETSEL CHICK WHISTLER IIINI WHISTLER IIJAN WILCOX CATHY WILLIAMS DAVID WILSON LAUDIA DIANE WILSOIN ARSHA WOOD IKE WOOD OUISE WORNELL ELDON WRIGHT INDA WRINKLE ON,NY WYLIE HIRLEY YARBROUGH ANDRA YORK ARY YOUNGBLOOD JUNIORS , L SCPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Terry Bittner r.4.......,.... President Jim Brown .........,..,. ....,...... V ice President Carolyn Mertz ...r...... .......... S ecretary Judy Parker ....,... .......... T reasurer Sponsors Mrs. Gloria Matthews, Mr. Tom Mitchell, Miss Kathe Phillips SUSAN ACREE JACKIE ADAMS WCAROLYN ADCOCK ANGELINA AGUILAR LINDA ALBRITTON JIMMY ALLEN BILL ALLISON GARY ARNETT MOLLIE ASTON MIKE ATKEISSON GAIL BAGGETI' RONNIE BAILEY JIMMIE FAYE BALDWIII HARON BARKER ILLIE BARLOW ENNY BARNETT ANET BARNETI' AROL BARRETT OBBY BARRON RENDA NELL BATES SOPHOMORES ICK BEASLEY NN BELL HERRY BELL OU ANN BELLRINGEI ILL BENNETI' EITH BIRKHEAD 'ERRY BITTNER ENNIS BLACKSTONE OUG BLACKSTONE ESSE BLACKMON ! SOPHOMORES 'TW' SHARION BOECKINI LOYD BOWLING JR. ROBBIE BOYD DANNY BOYTE DELMA BRENTON RONNIE BREWER LORENE BRIGGS CAROLYN BROWN CURTIS BROWN JIM BROWN I LINDA BROWN EDWIN BUCHANAN JANIS BUDAI DAVID BURDWELL LINDA BYRNES LYNN CAMPBELL JANIE CASTILLO SUSAN CASTLES KAREN CAVE DAVID CISNEROS I I VICKI CLARKSON I BARBARA CLAY ALLEN COKER I JENNIE COKER I LINDA COKER ' SUE COKER MARY JEAN COLE FREDDY COON GLORIA COTTING JIMMY COWART WANDA FOWLER DONALD FRANKS ROY FRANKS LESLIE FREAD REGINA FULLWOOD IO CAROLYN GAFFOR KATHY GAMMILL ANGIE GARCIA CHARLES GARY LYNDA GILCREASE GREGORY GILES GEORGE GILLIAM LINDA GLENN WILL GOLDMAN DAN GOODWIN RANDY GORDEN JOAN COWAN EDWARD GRAHAM GEORGENE GRANGEI CATHY GRAVELLE X DARELLE GREEN I GEORGE GREEN BOBBY GREGG SANDRA GRIFFIN I RANDY GRIzzLE JIMMY GUNTER I wEsLEY HAEFS RICK HAMBELTON I BETTY HAMILTON I GREG HAMMONDS I IIKE HAND IM HANNA IELVIN HARDIN .EITH HARGROVE ATHIE HARMON IRADY HARRIS I D ANN HARRIS I iATHY HARRIS ARRY HARRIS AVID HARWELL INGER HAYES ERRY HAYES RAD HAYNIE QORIA HENDRICKS OY R. HINES HN HOGAN RCHA HOLLINGSWOF Y HOLLOWAY RRY HOLLOWAY RRY HOLSTEIN OY HUDSON NALD HUGHES MER DEE HUIVIPHRII A EITA ISENHOWER JRTIS IVIE ZY IVIE ARLES JACKSON REN JARVIS RY JOHNSON JOHNSON SOPHOMCRES IY MERSHAWN IROLYN MERTZ IROLYN MESKER ELTON MICHAEL ITHY MIMS QDIE MINZE IRBIE MITCHAM ARILYN MITCHAM IHNNY MIXON IRBARA MOORE I LLY JOE MOORE JNNA MORRIS III MORRIS 'ARON MUELLER ELEN MURPHY HN NOWELL IIN ODOM BBIE OLDROYD HARLENE ONSTOTT 'RRY OWENS I 'RCE RADGETT 'RL PARKER Y PARKER 'IARLES PASCHALL VI PATRICK EPHINE PAUL OLD PENA NNIS PENNEY CHELLE PERRYMAN BBIE PHINNEY IIIKE smvuvaoms IETH SANDLIN LARY scHuTrE TINDY scorr IAYNE scorr OHNNY SHEETS 'IIKE SHERRILL 'IARY SHULTS OUISE slMPsoN bE SIMS NNIE BELLE SKINNEF EANA SKINNER XOELYN SLATE ILLIE SLOAN EN SMITH EN SMITH MES SMITH AROLD STEEN ARY STRONG IZABETH STROUBE RLA SUMNER ARIE SUTTON INDA SUE TALLEY ARY LEE TATE X TERRY AYNE THEDFORD NNY THOMPSON NDA THREET BERT THURSTON YAN TILLERY SOPHOMORES F l These Are The People FAVORITES MOST ATTRACTIVE GIRL Mary McKie Gary R BEST LOOKING BOY OITICIH FRIENDLIEST GIRL Nancy Brown FRIENDLIEST BOY Greg Scoff i MOST SCHOLARLY GIRL Melanie L MOST SCHOLARLY BOY Joe Scoff MOST OUTSTANDING GIRL Sally Mil MOST OUTSTANDING BOY J Hagle JO ANN HARRIS WHO National Forensic League-FTA-Student Council Representative. STAN ROSEN Football Letterman-Junior.Class -President -National Honor Society-Lions' Club Good Citizen-FTA President-Coronation Duke- District Debate-Student Council Represen- tative-National Forensic League. GAIL GIBSON JIM WOOD Coronation Duchess-National Honor So- Football C0-Captain-Tiger ClUb-FI'A- ciety-Girls' Advanced Choir President- Coronation Prince and Duke-Junior Class Student Council Representative-DUMBBELL Pl'6SlCI9f1f- PEOPLE IN A BARBELL WORLD-CORSICAN Staff-J BJ Staff-FTA. 2 I O DOUGLAS TURNER National Honor Society-National Merit Semi-Finalist-National Science Foundation Mathematics Training Program at Texas A 8g M College-Mathematics Club Vice Presi- dent. MELANIE LOVE A Cappella Choir-All-Region Choir 1962 and 1963 State Alternate-Debate-National For- ensic League Secretary-National Honor So- ciety Vice President-Student Council Rep- resentative-FTA-Most Scholarly Girl- PYGMALION-DUMBBELL PEOPLE IN A BAR- BELL WORLD-CURIOUS SAVAGE-State One-Act Play. Vs' 2-a?:::'3 ANN MURCHISON Cheerleader-Sophomore Class President- Coronation Princess-Student Council Repre- sentative-FTA-Lions' Club Good Citizen- Girls' Advanced Choir. JIM HAGLE All District Basketball-Coronation Duke- Track Letterman-Baseball Letterman-All State Fullback-All-District Offensive and De fensive Fullback-King of High School- Most Outstanding Boy. WHO'S GREG SCOTT Friendliest Boy-Cheerleader-Coronation Duke-FTA-Lions' Club Good Citizen- Boys' State-Football, Baseball, Basketball Manager. CAROLYN MERTZ Sophomore Class Secretary-Coronation Princess-F'I'A-Cheerleaders Club-Student Council Representative-Girls' Advanced Choir. GARY ROMAN NANCY BROWN Coronation Prince-Football Co-Captain- Cheerleader-Queen of High SchooI-FTA- Basketball Letterman-Baseball Letterman- Friendliest Girl-Lions' Club Good Citizen- Track Letterman-All-District Quarterback- FFA Sweetheart-DAR Good Citizen-Nation All-State Quarterback. al Honor Society. WHO J JACKIE HEIFNER Student Council Vice President-CORSICAN Art Editor 1963-64-A Cappella Choir-All Region Choir-FTA Historian-Coronation Herald-Junior Classical League President-Senior Play THE CURIOUS SAV- AGE-Fall Play DUMBBELL PEOPLE IN A BARBELL WORLD-JBJ Staff-Baylor Science Fair-Junior Rotarian. MARY MCKIE Cheerleader-Most Beautiful Girl-Football Sweet- heart-FTA-Senior Class Princess. I . ,riff ' L .:.2 H 99 A ,X tt mcicf if mu mrvmfm' ' mr PM 'M 9 g lf. in 5 9 5 BILL MIDDLETON JOE SCO'lT Lion's Club Good Citizen-Coronation Duke-Baseball Student Council President-Most Scholarly Boy-Cow Basketball-A Cappella Choir-FTA State Of'ficer-- onation Prince-Lions' Club Good Citizen-Boys' State Student Council Representative. -Junior Rotarian. Prince Ronnie Rhoads Prince Jim Wood Princess Judy Grizzaffi Princess Mary McKie . Prince Ben Smith Duke Mme Russell Princess Carol n Mertz Duchess Jo Ann Patrick y Duke Gary Roman Duke Donnie Denbow , Duchess Trudy Ferguson Duchess Sally Miles Duke Stan Rosen Duchess Penny Henley Duke David Robinson Duchess Gale Mims KING JIM HAGLE Duke Ronny Wylie Duchess Alice Moorman Duke Tony Norris QUEEN NANCY BROWN Duchess Martha Long Duke Jim Brown Duchess Elizabeth Stroube Duke Phil Pillans Duchess Janet Weatherby Jackie Heifner Court Herald 66 D'Ann Corley Diane Coker Susan Watkins Betsy Bradford Malinda Matthews Belinda Burkhart Trainbearers Allen Burnett Crown Bearer Linda Taylor Court Dancer Sandy Simmons Court Musician Patricia Sykes Court Vocalist Duke Rankin Koch Duchess Sue Ballew Duke Bill Allison Duchess Joelyn Slate Duke Glen Smith Duchess Cathy Gravelle Lanny Derryberry Court Herald IIM HIIGLE QUEEN NANCY BROWN IX CORONATION OF CORSICANA HIGH SCHOOL KING IIND QUEEN -K. ALL REGION CHOIR Row One-Jeri Boulware. Melanie Love, Sharon Stew- art, Frances Hol- comb, June Lee. Row Two-Loyd Boyte, Happy Settle. Ted Norris, Jay Dowd, James Shef- field, Fred DuBose, Vernon Bonnette. HIGH MATH SCORER, SHORTHAND, AND TYPING ONE ACT PLAY Ken Love, Carol Davenport, Gaynelle Harris, Norma Row One-Marsha Ashendorf, Darnelle Crocker. Slate. Row Two-Nancy Gibson, Sharon Stewart. Row Three-Jeri Boulware, Barbara Tomlinson. Row Four-Kay Barron, Teri Travis, Melanie Love. Row Five-Jackie Heifner, Terry Bell, Jack DeFranco, Jay Dowd, Pat Cuviello, David Beene. 'INTERSCHOLASTIC LEAGUE EVENTS WACO SCIENCE FAIR WINNERS Row One-Larry McCan1er, Sylvia Gary, Gretchen Iglehart, George Hewell. Row Two-Fred Barker, Kal Shwarts, Bobby Fauvelle, Lanny Derryberry. Row Three-Bobby Brigance, Ted Norris, Ronny Thompson, Larry Cansler. ALL REGION BAND Sharon Prince, David Beene, Marcus McKee, Thomas Reese, Linda Howell. 68 POULTRY AND LIVESTOCK JUDGING Charles Emmert Terry Montfort, Lonnie Elmore James Widener, Jerry Vllgbanks, Bubba Fitzger a . I I I W of L. TRACK AND TENNIS , , FTA REPRESENTATIVES Row One-Diana Ulck' Mary Middleton, Fred DuBose, Melanie Love, son, Meredith Mitchell, Middleton' Linda Hopwood. Row Two-Happy Settle, Dicky Fluker, Larry McCar- ver, Wade Blackford. Y ,, xxx X' 'N la These Are The People ,f III I fag 'Q I wwf' II I 'tif 7,1 971141 5 E 1:-im '54, IMI Wow ,,,ffII,f'Cw,wM5Q4-ax -' 1 ,' , W 'IIN' I,1QI,1i PM 'I If W I II I III, Imp! I If X e ' iff . I I 4 I x , V , II? If fa ff I 3 l ' '1 XJ, , MMHL' 1 M MQgti'L-ilk 171 ' II? rfflgffvf . 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Secretary DRUM MAJORS Sarah Gray Linda Crawford CLARINETS Sharon Prince Linda Howell Joyce Sheets Kathy Harris Donna Schutte Linda Crowley Wanda Walden Linda Brittain Scharlene Onstott Kathy Dickson Linda Robinson Carolyn Elliot Corrine McCaslin Judy Nichols Vickie Clarkson Eletha Grubbs Darrell Barnes Lou Ann Bellringer Grady Harris Earl Nutt Carla Sumner Eben Stover TENOR SAXOPHONES Beverly Collins Donald Franks ALTO SAXOPHONES Robert Metcalf Jim Patrick Keith Birkhead Edwina Davis Sandra Griffin Leslie Fread BARITONE SAXOPHONE Linda Tramel CORNETS Lanny Derryberry David Foster Jerry McKey Tim McClure George Gilliam Bill Allen Jim Morris Bill Elliot Allen McCarter Jerry Haynes Randy Russell Bobby Barron Richard Kelly Dan Rogers Wayne Scott BASS CLARINETS Donna Russell Linda Crawford Judy Holsomback Serena Travis FRENCH HORNS Sandy Simmons Donna Ferguson Bonnie Maxwell Susan Castles Carol King BARITONE HORNS Garry GoBell Richard Hooker Janet Gowan Joan Gowan PERCUSSION Charles Gillespie Roger Brewer Bob Wetsel Sandra Blankinship Sharron Stubbs H. M. Davenport Johnny Ellis FLUTES Sue Mayo Debbie Oldroyd Linda Coston Diane Soape Shirley Ralston Pat Martin Ann Bell Barbara Clay Alisa Flynn Linda Albriton TROMBONES James Kirkpatrick Lloyd Huffman Ronnie Brewer Tommy Tinsley Melvin Hardin Scott Tekell Joe Bob Ross Charles Ballew David HanNell BASS Stanley Richards Thomas Reese Chip Curington MAJORETTES Linda Crawford Donna Russell Sharon Stubbs Wanda Walden A CAPPELLA CHOIR The A Cappella Choir is a select choral group organized to promote the aesthetic interests of the advanced music stu- dent. A Cappella activities include performances for the school and club of the community, interscholastic league competition, tours, and a spring concert. OFFICERS Janice Martin .,.. ,....i,.... P resident Holly Holstien . . .V,,. Vice President Melanie Love ...i. ,..... ..,. S e cretary Sally Miles ...l.....l......,.,.. ...... T reasurer Mr. Jerry Forderhase ..,. ,...l S ponsor Row One-Ailsa Flynn, Patricia Sykes, Scottie Berryhill, Elaine Tolden, Sally Stewart, Barbara Boyd Carol Jean Mead, Dianne Boyte, Shirley Ralston, Sandy Simmons, Vicki Jones, Mr. Jerry Forderhase. Row Two-Melanie Love, Terry Bittner, Rita Mahoney, Sue Mayo, Bonnie West, Louise Richards Sally Miles Janice Martin, Claudia Bone, Shirley Robinson. Row Three-Karen Northcutt, Jan Green, Julia George, Linda Howell, Carol King, Holly Holstien Jerry Cox David Gravelle, James Carver, Gary Dickson, Arnold Pena. Row Four-Bob Kent, Jackie Heifner, Wayne Wendt, James Sheffield, Ronny Wylie, George Hewell Johnny Nelson Bill Middleton, Bobby Brigance, John Stover. Row Five-Kal Shwarts, Allyn Lang, Walter Erwin, Donnie Denbow, Phil Pillans, Frank Murchison Buddy Gelineau Jimmy Gunter. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Row One: Mary Cooper, Jan Johnston, Patricia Thompson, Dale Hamilton, Sharon Skews Helen Penland Row Two: Ann Fortson, Kathy Murray, Jo Ann McLin, Marjetta Barentine, Priscilla Anderson Lynne Etzel Janice Martin, Donna Russell. Row Three: Linda Howell, Susan Skinner, Margaret Spikes, Melanie Love, Carol Jean Meade Gail Gibson Nancy Brown. Row Four: Miss Helen Bonner, Frank Murchison, Douglas Turner, Pat Ellington, Tommy Ragsdale Bob Metcalf, Stan Rosen. Row Five: Thomas Reese, Weldon Wright, Bill Henson, Roger Warner, Alan Dillingham, Walter Erwin The National Honor Society was founded to promote character, scholar ship, leadership, and service. lts members are juniors and seniors maintaining a semester average of ninety or above and meeting high citizenship qualifi cations. Walter Erwin ......... Melanie Love ............. Patricia Thompson Miss Helen Bonner OFFICERS ,,..........President Vice President , .... , .... ,Secretary ,.....Sponsor U NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE Row One: Vicki Clarkson, Susan Skinner, Margaret Spikes, Jackie Young, Linda Ward, Randy Gorden Penny Hervey. Row Two: Aretta Kelly, Nancy Harrison, Becky Simmons, Melanie Love, Sharon Dych, Teri Travis, Mr Jim Campbell. Row Three: Patricia Hestand, Kal Shwarts, Mark Dawson Billy Tinsley Hugh Stroube, Stan Rosen Jackie Heifner, win Goldman, Jo Ann Harris. ' ' ' The National Forensic League is an honorary organization with 1,000 chapters in the leading cities of the United States. There are now more than 150,000 members. The purpose of this organization is to promote debate, oratory, and public speaking by encouraging a spirit of fellowship and by conferring upon deserving candidates membership in a national organization. OFFICERS Linda Ward .,,. ...............,... .....,........ P r esident Teri Travis .......... ,.,.,. V ice President Melanie Love ........... ...,,.,.. S ecretary Mr. Jim Campbell ..,.. ,.?...Sponsor CORSICAN STAFF Lynne and Sharon work to meet final dead- line. Lynne Etzel ...... Sharon Skews .,.... 4..,. Jackie Heifner ,. Bill Hay ,............ Carol Davenport Mr. Bob Vaughn ..,.l.................Editor Business Manager Editor ......Sports Editor ....,.....,...Typist ......Sponsor Row One: Dale Hamilton, Sally Stewart, Sharon Skews, Helen Penland, Trudy Ferguson, Gail Gibson. Row Two: Gloria Jones, Jane Johnston, Susan Humphries, Carol Ann Davenport, Donna Russell, Mr. Bob Vaughn. Row Three: Travis Hair, Bill Hay, Jackie Heifner, Lynne Etzel. JUNGLE BEAST JOURNAL STAFF ,......,..........,.Edltor Jo Ann McLin ..,.,., Helen Penland .A.A,.....,e...,., Page Two Editor Patricia Thompson .........,i,.. Feature Editor Bill Hay ......l.l,........ ....,. S ports Editor Linda Tramel ....... ' Jo Anne Busby, Linda Ward ............ Business Managers Trudy Ferguson, Jane Johnston ............ Exchange Editors Nicky McClintock ' ' Mr. Bob Vaughn ....,.. ....... S ponsor .....,.........,COIUml'lISt ..........Clrculation Editors dummy pages for Monday's issue. Row One: Jo Anne Busby, Patricia Thompson, Nicky McClintock, Lynne Etzel, Linda Ward. Row Two: Helen Penland, Sharon Skews, Shirley Vickery, Janet Gowan, Bryan Collier, Linda Tramel Row Three: Fayrene Jones, Carol Davenport, Gail Gibson, Jo Ann McLin, Jackie Heifner, Larry Fer guson, Jeanie Grubbs. ' Row Four: Gloria Jones, Travis Hair, Trudy Ferguson, Bill Hay, George Dozier, Betty Nell Harris Pat Rawson, Jane Johnston. STUDENT COUNCIL Row One: Helen Penland, Edwina Davis, Jan Johnston, Linda Ward, Patricia Thompson. Row Two: Sandy Simmons, Angela Slate, Marietta Barentine, Vicki Jones, Teri Travis, Carolyn Mertz, Terry Bittner, Miss Anna Bell Kiber. Row Three: Jo Ann Harris, Alice Moorman, Gail Gibson, Tim McClure, Steve Winn, Ben Smith, Rankin Koch, Harriett Pollock, Ann Murchison. Row Four: Mr. William R. Hay, Joe Scott, Donnie Edwards, Joe Smith, Jim Brown, Bill Middleton, Buddy Gelineau, Jackie Heifner. 4' Qi' Student Council officers Joe Scott, Marjetta Barentine, and Jackie Heifner. 76 OFFICERS Joe Scott ...,.....,...,,..,., , ..,. ., President Jackie Heifner . .,..., ...Vice President Marietta 'Barentine ........ .......,., S ecreta ry Miss Anna Bell Kiber, Mr. William R. Hay ...,.. ..... S ponsors JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE Row One--Janice Matthews, Sharron Stubbs, Lyndal Curington, Jo Hanna Barnabee, Soo Soo Lucas, Judy Grizzaffi. Row Two-Dale Hamilton, Sally Stewart, Jan Johnston, Virginia Lee, Melissa Gorman, Pamela Benfield, Priscilla Anderson, Judi McFerran, Miss Erma Weidmann. Row Three-Jim Patrick, Howard Brewer, Tim McClure, Donna Harmon, Pam Olson, Ann Fortson, Beverly Herrin, Linda Tramel. Row Four-Diane Soape, Gail Rogers, Sarah Gray, Gloria Jones, Debbie Oldroyd, Peggy Fluker, Cathy Williams, David McDaniel. Row Five-Weldon Wright, Tony Norris, Phillip Mitchell, Billy Tinsley, Thomas Reese, Rob Dunn, Bill Allen, Alton Allen. The Junior Classical League is designed to promote the study of Latin and the classics. OFFICERS Sally Stewart .. ,...,........ ..,....,.., P resident Billy Tinsley ..,... i .,,.. Vice President Melissa Gorman .,.. .........,.,, S ecretary Priscilla Anderson .,...., ,.., T reasurer Tony Norris ........... ...., S ergeant At Arms Dale Hamilton ,........,. i .,... . , ,Reporter Miss Erma Weidmann ,.,,. Sponsor Martha, dramatized by Penny H d' t' I k - ' ervey, isgus ingy spea s part ing words to her fiance, Mr. An- drew Able, played by Lanny Derryberry. Mr. Able, Mrs. Reed and Mr. Morgan, portrayed by Lanny Derryberry, Janis Glenn, and Billy Tinsley, respectively, sadly look on as Alice, played by Susan Skinner, expires. DUMBBELL PEOPLE IN A BARBELL WORLD CAST Janis Glenn ..,. Chip Curington Susan Skinner. Billy Tinsley ., .. Lanny Derryberry, , Melanie Love . Gail Gibson . . , Becky Simmons.. Teri Travis .,,, . Trudy Ferguson Penny Hervey , H By Dan Blue Director. H . Mrs. Reed Ray Thompson Alice Lampkin Mr. Morgan Andrew Able Mrs. Burris ..,Mrs. Hoeni .,Mrs. Gordo 8 n .,.Mrs. Wagner Eunice Stacey L Martha .. ., Mr. Jim Campbell TECHNICAL CREW Jackie Heifner .....,.........,.i...... Student Director Lynn Sanders ....... , ....,....,..,.,.,, Lighting Hugh Stroube .........i.............,.,.. Stage Manager Nancy Harrison .,.....,..,.....,.........,... Advertising Jo Ann Harris, Margaret Spikes, Jim Kessinger, Jackie Young, Robbie Boyd, Aretta Kelly ,........, ....,,, P ublicity Linda Ward ,.,....,,.......,....... ...,,.. M ake-up Margaret Spikes .,.... ,.,.., P rompter and Mrs. Wagner played by Gail Gibson on health exercising and Teri Travis, respectively, ruin their well-planned scheme Entangled in rolls of tape, Mrs. Hoenig Methodist Church ladies follow Mr. Able's 0 THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1964 PRESENTS THE CURIOUS SAVAGE BY JOHN PATRICK Director . . . Mr. Jim Campbell .m sorry, Mother. Hold your bear. e forget that you're sick. l i TECHNICAL CREW tage Manager . . Hugh Stroube ghting. , . . Lynn Sanders ' und , Loyd Huffman blicity ,. . Jo Ann Harris siness Manager. Nancy Harrison ake-up ,Jackie Heifner I remains on the floor after he imaginary rhythm violin. Mrs. Savage s of her experiences on stage le Mrs. Paddy works silently and ntly on her seascape. The guests of The Cloister, the members of the Savage family, and the staff brought THE CURIOUS SAVAGE to life. Seated, left to right, are: Hannibal, Ronny Thompsong Mrs. Savage, Becky Simmons, Lily Belle, Linda Ward, and Miss Wilhelmia, Judi Breithaupt. Row Two: Mrs. Paddy, Teri Travis, Fairy May, Melanie Loveg and Dr. Emmett, James Kirkpatrick. Row Three: Florence, Helen Penland, Samuel Savage, Lothar Harrisg Titus Savage, Thomas Reese, and Jeffrey Meredith, Jackie Heifner. l hate everything in the world, but most of all I hate revolving doors, cuspidors, fights, fuzz, fleas, bumblebees, prickly heat, bats, gnats, pills, pots, pans, butts, bladders, worms, germs, pachy- derms, and politicians! Silence prevails as Florence, Hannibal, and Jeff play cards. ki Q j g, ' is l , ls l f an. , OFFICE ASSISTANTS The duty of the office assistants is to aid the secretary in the efficient handling of office procedure. The girls forfeit a study hall in order to take and receive messages and check attendance. They are responsible for a large part of the smooth-running procedure. Row One: Melanie Love, Sally Stewart, Virginia Lee, Sharon Skews, Janice Matthews, Kathy Ellis. Row Two: Melissa Gorman, Alice Moorman, Mary McKie, Kathy O'Neal, Beverly Ganze. Row Three: Virginia Ham-ilton, Janis Elaine Smith, Janice Martin, Angela Slate, Twana Cheek, Jo Ann McLin. LIBRARY ASSISTANTS Each year the CORSICAN reserves this page for the librarians. These girls have the responsibility of keeping things running smoothly in our library and they always manage to do it efficiently. Library assistants, left to right, are Trudy Ferguson, Linda Ward, Sally Miles, George Ann Drain Gale Mims, Jo Anne Busby, Joelyn Slate, Mary Margaret DeFranco, Julia George, Beverly Compton Marsha Bonner. GIRLS' ADVANCED CHOIR Row One-Mr. Jerry Forderhase, Sue Whitlock, Beatrice Vasquez, Cathy Gravelle, Martha Long, Janis Glenn, Marilyn Mitcham, Shirley Watson, Jo Anne Busby, Cassie Kloecker, Judy Grizzaffi, Soo Soo Lucas. Row Two-Gale Mims, Lynda Gilcrease, Sherry Bell, Sandra Riggs, Joelyn Slate, Ann Murchison, Angela Slate, Barbara Rosen, Rosemary Dosser, Pam Olsen. Row Three-Darelle Green, Cathy Mims, Linda Tramel, Beverly Collins, Joie Crocker, Carolyn Mertz, Mary Shults, Rita Davis, Barbara Duke, Mary Strong, Gloria Hendricks. Row Four-Kay Rader, Twana Cheek, Gloria Jones, Sharon Prince, Serena Travis, Marsha Norwood, Fay Smith, Jamie Parker, Alfreida Yates, Judy Parker, Cathie Harmon. Row Five-Mary Lee Tate, Martha Kirk, Mary Deisher, Doris Crum, Gail Gibson, Joy Sipes, Linda Hopwood, San- dra Crowley, Linda Townley, Judy Holsonback, Ellen Vaughan, Marcha Hollingsworth, Joy Stratton. Enriching our own and others lives by improving our skill and providing entertainment is the purpose of the 1963-64 Girls' Advanced Choir. OFFICERS Gail Gibson ...,. ,.........,...,.,.... ............. P r esident Gloria Jones ...... ........ V ice President Gale Mims ................ .......... S ecretary Mr. Jerry Forderhase ..,, ....,.... S ponsor Th The Peopl ORGANIZATICDNS FUTURE FARMERS GF AMERICA Row One-Eddie Donaho, Zack Crocker, Johnny Farmer, Allen Henkel, Bill Barber, Dale Owendale, Ronald Hughes, Danny Mayfield. Row Two-Loyd Bowling, David Bray, Larry Shuttlesworth, Mike Brown, Gary Johnson, Larry Holstein, Mike Lusk, Tex Terry, Wayne Thedford, Albert Bass, George Luna. Row Three-Mr. James Cummins, John Strickland, Henry Henkel, Larry Honea, Larry Bailey, Charles Emmert, Raymond McCann, Laneil Russell, Dick Russell, Mickey Butler. Row Four-Jim Hickman, Lonnie Elmore, Carl Parker, Randy Grizzle, Joe Reed, Lloyd Estell, Robert Thurston, Bubba Fitzgerald, Jackie Taylor. Row Five-Jerry Haefs, John Turner, Troy Hudson, Jesse Mesker, Larry Averitt, Ronald Farmer, Gary Martin, Dale Lake, Johnny Widener. Row Six-Larry Bennett, Aubrey Brenton, Jimmy McGhee, James Greer, Danny Bosley, Freddy Coon, Larry Bell, Terry Montfort, George Dozier. OFFICERS Mickey Butler President Terry Montfort Vice President John Turner Secretary Lloyd Estell Treasurer Lonnie Elmore Sentinel James Widener Reporter Mr. James Cummins Sponsor Nancy Brown-Sharon McCann, FFA Sweethearts FUTURE HGMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Row One-Barbara Moore, Mary Lane, Janis Glenn, Louise Simpson, Sharion Boecking, Sandra Griffin Row Two-Rikki Price, Glinda Talley, Becky Keathley, Jennie Coker, Beverly Johnston, Barbie Mitcham Linda Coker, Ruth Farmer. Row Three-Miss Faye Quinley, Sharon Barker, Mary Jean Coley, Jewel Keele, Marsha Norwood, Patricia Jack son, Loretta Hagle, Janis Carol Smith, Doris Higgins. Row Four-Mrs. Martha Lou Byrd, Jimmie Faye Baldwin, Patricia Estell, Linda Robinson, Linda Glenn Debbie Phinney, Donna Schutte, Merle Jarrett, Teresa Taylor. Row Five--Georgene Granger, Emmie Jean Emmert, Wanda Walden, Beth Sandlin, Barbara Gail Ellis Linda Crowley, Kathy Dickson, Barbara Lewis, Mary Alice Fields. Teresa Taylor ,..... Linda Jo Crowley . Rikki Price ...,...,... Doris Higgins . .,.., . Marsha Norwood .. Kathy Dickson ..... Janice Carol Smith Patricia Jackson .. Jams Glenn .,.......,... Miss Faye Quinley OFFICERS ................President ,.....,.,.First Vice Second Vice .....,.,.Third Vice ............Fourth Vice ........Public Relations President President President President Reporter Secretary Treasurer ........Historian .....,.Sponsor Mickey Butler FHA Beau DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION CLUB Claude Norman ........ Lynda Dyer ....... Jane Conner ....,., Jerry Don White ,...., Robert Libhart, Doris Mr. Nelson Ross ...... Kathryn Lake DE Sweetheart OFFICERS Haygood. ,,......,. . ...,.,....President ..Vice President ,......,..Secretary Parliamentarian ,Photographers ....,..,...Sponsor Row One-Jane Conner, Beauford Lane, Janice McNutt, David Bassham, Bertie Almand, Kathryn Lake, La- verne Hester. Row Two-Mr. Nelson Ross, Jerry Long, Jean Johnson, Neila Beets, Georgia Nelson, Virgie Paul, Beauford Rash, Doris Haygood, Lynda Dyer, Terry Arnold. Row Three-James Cox, Roy Kamp, Ronald McDowell, Don Richardson, Larry Ferguson, Buck DeMoss, Johnny Hayes, Jerry Don White. Row Four-Victor Freeze, Bert Almand, Claude Norman, Charles Back, Danny Owen, Jimmy Johnson, David Roby, Robert Libha rt. INDUSTRIAL COOPERATIVE TRAINING Winston Weaver ..,...., Walter Merrell .,....., Richard Wright .,..... Billy Gorden ........ Hugh Owen .....,... Allen White .......,........ Mr. William R. Hay OFFICERS .,....,..,President .Vice President ,.............Treasurer ......,,Secretary ......,....Reporter Pa rliamentarian ............Sponsor Rita Mahoney ICT Sweetheart Row One-Dickie Durr, Troy Sykes, Fayrene Jones, Gloria Fletes. Row Two-Ronnie Finley, Herman Jones, Joe Moore, Allen White, Eugene Price, Julius Flores, Mr William R. Hay. Row Three-David Combs, Richard Wright, Neil lvie, Winston Weaver, Billy Gordon, George Knight Row Four-Kenny Bush, Hugh Owen, James Greer, Walter Merrell, Larry Bennett, Jerry Mask. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA CLUB 1 Row One-Susan Skinner, Margaret Spikes, Dale Hamilton, Sally Stewart, Jan Johnston, Patricia Thompson LnidaR!:vm?r'?'wo-Mr. Joe Seale, Lynne Etzel, Ann Murchison, Melanie Love, Mary McKie, Teri Travis, Carol Davenport Gall cRIc?v?10'T'hree-Carolyn Mertz, Jo Ann Harris, Sally Miles, Bonnie West, Kal Shwarts, Mark Dawson, Jackie Heif ner' Row Four-Joy Stratton, Phillip Mitchell, Greg Scott, Jim Brown, Jim Wood, Billy Tinsley, Bill Middleton. Row Five-Stan Rosen, Allyn Lang, Buddy Gelineau, Frank Murchison, Walter Erwin, Bill Henson, Nancy Brown OFFICERS y n Stan Rosen .... ..... , ,..... P resident Bill ,Middleton ......,..... Vice President Lynne Etzel .......,...,...,,... Recording Secretary Gail Gibson Treasurer-Corresponding Secretary Buddy Gelineau ,.,........,....,... Parliamentarian Jackie Heifner, Linda Ward .....,...,, Historians Mr. Joe Seale ,.,,..,............ ........ S ponsor Bill Middleton, State Parliamentarian, and Jan Johnson, District X President. 1 I TIGER CLUB Row One- Cody Sherrard, Johnny Elmore, Nicky Sanders, Eddie Wilson, Tim Vickery, Gene Garrett, Duke Elliott, Roy Franks. Row Two-Coach Jerry Moore, Melton Michael, Greg Hammonds, Jim Pillans, Henry Henkel, Rusty Turner Rankin Koch, Ben Smith, Mark Dawson, Larry Harris, Coach Jim Acree. Row Three-Coach Jerry Matthews, Holly Holstien, Jim Prater, Pat Ellington, John Hogan, Steve Winn, Glen Smith, Dan Wilcox, Roger Goldsberry, Ronnie Ward, Gary Schutte, Coach Paul Slaughter. Row Four-Ronny Ragsdale, Rickey Libal, Chick Whistler, David Robinson, John Jones, Jim Wood, Marc Max well, Ronald Cottar, Ronnie Rhoads, David Poarch. Row Five-Joe Smith, Johnny Nelson, Don lvie, Bill Allison, Nicky Georgas, Stan Rosen, Jerry Sheets, Henry D. Murphey, John Stover, Jerry Anderson. Row Six-Robert Graham, Donnie Denbow, Gary Roman, Sam Cooper, Jim Hagle, Jimmy Gunter, Phil Pillans Bill Henson, Bruce Butler. OFFICERS Gary Roman .,..., ......,.... P resident Jim Wood .,..,.. ....... V ice President Johnny Nelson .,,,..,,...l..............,. ,.,. ...,....,., S e cretary Coaches Jerry Moore, Jim Acree, Paul Slaughter, Jerry Matthews ......,.,......,.,.....,.......,.................... Sponsors Victorious Tiger team poses after Pharr-San Juan-Alamo game. SCIENCE CLUB The purpose ofthe Science Club is to increase the interests of its members in the various fields of science, chemistry, physics, biology, and mathematics. The students keep up with recent develop- ments in science by subscribing to two weekly science newspapers. Several members got the ideas for their Science Fair projects from these periodicals. OFFICERS Travis Brown ..... , ......,., ,... P resident Ken Doran ..,.... ....,.., V ice President Mack Cooper ...,.,.,.........,.....,.. ..,...,.... S ecretary Mr. Pinckney M. Johnson Jr ...,.. ..,.... S ponsor Row One-John Roman, Tommy Tubbs, Johnny Richards, James Earley, Danny Richards, Tommy Thompson. Row Two-Mike Wood, Donald McDowell, Tommy Breithaupt, Wayne Wendt, Mike McNeil, David Wilson, James Banks, Charles Gillespie, Mr. Pinckney M. Johnson Jr. Row Three-Jerry Rojas, Bill Nekuza, George Hewell, Pete lvie, Robert Shults, Mack Cooper, Bobby Ross, Ronny Wylie. Row Four-Larry Daniel, Don Moses, Jerry Haynes, Jerry McKey, Lanny Derryberry, Roger Brewer, Jerry Chap- man, Mike Paschal. Row Five-Tommy Taylor, Roy Washam, Ronny Thompson, David Harvveil, Ronnie Brewer, Richard Kelly, Stephen Beaver. Row Six-Travis Brown, Skipper Curry, Lloyd Huffman, David Foster, Robert Pimentel, Larry Cansler, Ken Doran. RESEARCH CLUB The Research Club is composed of a group of students interested in studying Biological sci- ences. The purpose of the club is to increase interest in Biology and particularly to encourage stu- dents to participate in a biological research program at the secondary school level. It is open to students of all grade levels of high school. OFFICERS Jim Brown ........... ............ P resident Donnie Edwards ..,,.. ............. V ice President Dan Goodwin ..,....... ........ S ecretary-Treasurer Mr. Tom Mitchell ...,... .,....,..,....,...,. S ponsor Row One-Bill Elliot, Johnny Sheets, Lynn Campbell, Bill Douglas, Julius Flores, Dennis Penney. Row Two-Mr. Tom Mitchell, Joe Warren, Gregory Giles, Charles Gary, Ty Willis, Melvin Hardin, Terry Cox, Donnie Edwards. Row Three-Bobby Gregg, Dennis Blackstone, Bryan Tillery, Billy Gordon, Ronald Roggenkamp, Boyd McMul- lan, Leslie Fread. H 'Row Four-David Harwell, Walter Merrell, Donald Franks, Dan Goodwin, Alan Dillingham, Jim Brown, Grady arris. FUTURE NURSES CLUB Row One-Beatrice Moreno, Patricia Stratton, Cassie Kloecker, Faye Smith, Marion Davenport Patricia Baker Row Two-Shirley Watson, Rosie Nelason, Marilyn Melton, Beverly Bass, Billie Hoffman Carol Barrett Row Three-Miss Lila Rutherford, Patti Ross, Wanda Putman, Linda Taylor, Jamie Parker Linda Brown Annie Belle Skinner, Mary Lee Tate. ln the Future Nurses Club, guidance is provided for those interested in nursing as a career Information on professional nursing is presented. Billie Hoffman .... Beverly Bass ..... Linda Taylor ,. ,..... OFFICERS Cassie Kloecker .,...,....., Miss Lila Rutherford .,,.....President Vice President ........Secretary ........Reporter ,........Sponsor NUMBER SENSE CLUB Row One-Jimmy Cowart, Bobby Barron, Jim Morris, Jeff Walker, Homer Humphries Row Two-Stan Rosen, Eddie Minze, Robert Metcalf, Richard Hooker. Row Three-Mr. Wayne Johnston, Tommy Tinsley, Buddy Richards, Jim Whistler Joe Nelson The purpose of the Number Sense Club is to reveal to students the seemingly magical relation ships on which our number system, and therefore our entire civilization, is based The study of num bers teaches creative thinking as well as gives the student a useful tool to logic Robert Metcalf ..... Joe Nelson .,,... Bobby Ross ...,,... Jimmy Whistler ....., Mr. Wayne Johnston OFFICERS .,......,President Vice President .........Secretary ........Reporter Sponsor JOURNALISM CLUB The Journalism Club was organized this year to promote the interest ofthe students in journal- ism both as a study and as an extracurricular activity. OFFICERS Bill Hay ...... .,,..,.,...... P resident Gail Gibson ..,.,.. .......,. V ice President Ronnie Hughes ,.,.. ......i.i...,. S ecretary Mr. Bob Vaughn ...... ,...... S ponsor Row One-Helen Penland, Mollie Aston, Sharon Skews, Gale Mims, Patricia Thompson. Row Two-Jeanie Grubbs, Judi Breithaupt, Janet Gowan, Susan Humphries, Lynne Etzel, Nickey McClintock, George Gilliam, Mr. Bob Vaughn. Row Three-Gail Gibson, Carol Davenport, Beverly Ganze, George Ann Drain, Linda Hopwood, Jo Ann Mclin, David Gravelle. Row Four-Trudy Ferguson, Pat Rawson, Betty Nell Harris, Bill Hay, Travis Hair, Jane Johnston, Ronnie Hughes. The Creative Writing CREATIVE WRITING CLUB Club gives those students interested in writing a chance to share and discuss their literary efforts with others. There is also opportunity to discuss criticize praise attack and defend established writers, from Shakespeare to Salinger. OFFICERS Alvie O'Neal ..,..... ......4...,.. P resident Sharon McCann ,,.... .....,.. V ice President Curtis lvie .H .....,4. .......... S ecretary Mr. Bill Crider .... ,..... S ponsor Row Row Row Row One-Katie Denson, Sharon McCann, Mr. Bill Crider Two-Sharon Prince, Susan Skinner. Three-Curtis lvie, Mary Shults, Rita Davis. Four-Osye Pritchett, David Roper, Alvie O'Neal. l SHORTHAND CLUB Left to Right-Diane Grounds, Rita Hall, Verna Howard, Donna Russell, Mrs. Gloria Matthews Janice Rhoads Beverly Penney, Eileen Croom. The Shorthand Club was organized this school year to enable girls interested in pursuing pro gressive shorthand devices to take part actively in group participation. - Accelerated dictating speeds and group discussions on secretarial work as a productive stenog rapher emphasize and characterize the Shorthand Club. Donna Russell .,... Beverly Penney ,,... Janice Rhoads ..... OFFICERS Eileen Croom .........,... Mrs. Gloria Matthews Vice ,President President Secretary Treasurer .Sponsor TYPING CLUB C Row One: Suzzanne Beaver, Jo Anne Busby, Linda Brittain, Joyce Sheets, Mary ooper. Row Two: Betty Hayes, Beverly Butler, Linda Lewis McManus, Judy Christian, Suzy Barnett, Claudia Diane Wilson, Judy Miller, Shirley Wilson, Sylvia Gary. Row Three: Johnny Regalado, Garry GoBell, Doris Crum, Diana Donnell, Alice Moor- man, Trudy Estes, Mary Deisher, Janis Elaine Smith, Diane Giles, Miss Winona Stewart. The 1963 Typing Club, sponsored by Miss Winona Stewart, provided an introduction to the uses of the typewriter. An interesting program was also presented every Wednesday at homeroom period, with each student taking part. The club's work consisted of typewritten figures mapped out by pupils them- selves. TEEN TALKS CLUB Topics of personality, good grooming, posture, poise, ideals to be upheld, and plans for future happiness 'are discussed. This affords the members an opportunity for friendly exchange of ideas and experiences which will help in personal development. OFFICERS Martha Long ...,... .. .,.,.., President Joie Crocker ..... . ..,...., Vice President Angela Slate ., .... ...c....... S ecretary Cathy Gravelle .... ,,.,, ..... P r ogram Chairman Mrs. Elizabeth Slater. ..... ,,,. ...,,,., , . Sponsor l Row One: Marsha Bonner, Sue Pinkston, Cathy Gravelle, Regina Fullwood. Row Two: Martha Long, Judy Burleson, Sharon Murphy, Mary Percival, Linda Pritchett, Fayrene Jones, Mrs. Elizabeth Slater. Row Three: Sue Barlow, Cindy Ferguson, Elizabeth Stroube, Beverly Collins, Pat Ray, Angela Slate, Barbra Duke. Row Four: Rosemary Dosser, Billie Murphy, Sue Ballew, Beverly White, Joy Sipes, Serena Travis, Judy Holsomback, Kay Rader. Row Five: Carolyn Mertz, Twana Cheek, Joie Crocker, Ellen Vaughn, Susan Acree, Sandra Lathern, Judy Parker, Helen Murphy, Joy Stratton. I r MATHEMATICS CLUB The Mathematics Club is designed to develop an appreciation of mathematics as an art as well as a science. Tommy Ragsdale Douglas Turner Jo Ann Patrick ..,, OFFICERS Mr. Euin Frank ...,,,.,.,...,. Vice President President Secretary .Sponsor Row One: Walter Erwin, Lothar Harris, Douglas Turner, Tommy Ragsdale Row Two: Frank Murchinson, James Kirkpatrick, James Smith, Bobby Fauvelle Row Three: Mr. Euin Frank, Jo Ann Patrick, Jimmy Johnson. CHEERLEADERS CLUB Row One-Soo Soo Lucas, Sharon McCann, Kathy Ellis, Mary McKie, Sally Miles, Ann Murchison, Greg Scott, Nancy Brown, Teresa Wahl, Susan Acree. Row Two-Judy Grizzaffi, Bonnie West, Penny Hervey, Sharon Dych, Linda Pritchett, Martha Long, Eliza- beth Stroube, Carolyn Mertz, Joelyn Slate, Cathy Gravelle, Mrs. Dorothy Renfro. Row Three-Margaret Spikes, Pam Olsen, Linda Byrnes, Mary Percival, Mary Margaret DeFranco, Theresa Rojas, Andrea Draper, Carolyn Adcock, Donna Morris. Row Four-Alice Moorman, Nancy Harrison, Angela Slate, Twana Cheek, Sue Ballew, Sandra Lathern, Joie Crocker, Rosemary Dosser, Glenda Lathern, Jo Carolyn Gafford. Tiger band and cheerleaders spark pep rally. The Cheerleaders Club is de signed to teach the fundamen tals of cheerleading to prospec tive cheerleading candidatesj These Are The People :i ATHLETICS try Club course. I02 These Are The People Poised and ready for the starter's gun are trackmen Bill Hay, left, and Roger Goldesberry. Center Jim Hagle 4345 and Waxa- hachie's Huffstetler C335 battle for the ball at center court during the play-off game won by the Indians, 55-44. In the foreground awaiting the outcome are Don- nie Denbow 1205, and Paul Clark C403 of Waxahachie. During halftime activity at the Athens game, Mary McKie was selected as 1963 Football Sweetheart. Her escort is senior guard Lonnie Elmore. Senior golfer Allyn Lang belts out a long drive from the tee at the local Coun- of last year's district doubles champions, stands ready for action if 5 3 Linda Hopwood, ia member 1 -W.-UM -req-ww f,..,N--i,fW...,. H .. ,.,, , ,M.r--,.,.,,Q-w--Mg K X! Here left to right, is the hard-working Tiger coaching staff of 1963-1964. Standing are Coaches Raymond Anderson, Paul Slaughter, Jerry Matthews, and Jerry Moore while Head Coach and Athletic Director Jim Acree sits at his desk. COACHES The 1963 edition of the Tigers is in- deed fortunate to have such an excep- tional coaching staff as the group that led the team through its tremendous season. Head Coach Jim Acree, along with As- sistant Coaches Raymond Anderson, Jerry Moore, Jerry Matthews, and Paul Slaugh- ter, worked hard and long with the team, attempting to instill in the boys all the knowledge of football so that they could achieve success, which they did in Vic- toria last December 21. Mr. Acree directed the interior linemen and backs, Mr. Anderson handled the de- fensive backs, Mr. Moore worked with the ends, while Coaches Matthews and Slaughter handled the B Team. These men are to be commended for their outstanding job of giving Corsicana its first state championship in 31 years. In tense sideline action during the 21-0 win over Cleburne Head Coach Jim Acree scans his bench for a substitute as assist ant coach Raymond Anderson lends a helping hand. SCHEDULE THEY .,....,.Waco 6 .,..,...Palestine 7 ........John Tyler .......12 ....,...Jacksonville 7 ........Bishop Dunne 0 .....,... 'Ennis 8 ...... Waxahachie 7 ...... 'Cleburne 0 ...... 'Athens 7 ...... 'TerreIl .......16 ........Palestine fBi-District! ........McKinney CQuarterHnaIsj 7 ........Graham fSemifinaIsl .,......Pharr-San Juan-Alamo CFinalsJ.... 0 A TEAM Row One: CL to RJ John Elmore, Manager, Stan Rosen, David Robinson, Chick Whistler, Cody Sherrard, Nicky Sand- ers, Ben Smith, Gene Garrett, Manager. Row Two: Rankin Koch, Bill Henson, Joe Smith, Jim Wood, Holly Holstien, John Stover, Bruce Butler, Lonnie Elmore, Mark Dawson, Dan Wilcox, Roger Goldesberry, Rickey Libal, Ronnie Rhoads, Johnny Nelson. Row Three: Head Coach Jim Acree, Bill Allison, Don lvie, Ronald Cottar, Jerry Sheets, Jerry Anderson, Donnie Denbow, Sam Cooper, Jim Hagle, Gary Roman, Robert Gra- ham, Marc Maxwell, Coach Jerry Moore, and Coach Ray- mond Anderson. PERFECT RECORD CAPTURES STATE TITLE With an accomplished brand of teamwork, all out hustle, and fierce determination, the Tigers clawed through 14 opponents to the Class AAA State Championship. After racing to their fourth straight district title, the Bengals showed their best strength of the season as they whipped Palestine, McKinney, Graham, and Pharr-San Juan-Alamo to reach the pinnacle of AAA football. Their 14-0-0 record left them the only undefeated, untied high school team in Texas, quite a tribute to the boys and coaches. Congratulations to the State Champs of '63! I B TEAM llll i-ff ,,s,, 1 a a gg lrs , . ,, .e ,. 1 .. K l .f,, '95f'i ,L . ' if 'l.-.e - l. 'X W 4- - Wd fm'- fit L s , v t 'Et' -- ,,'. . ' ' ,gt W , -N-A 't I ' LL'LL . . '- ' , Q' VIV, ' A W. K ' 1 .. H . H ' WVLLV I ,N ., . ,K g Vh ., ,,V, R ,M , A 3 113! . f A 2 E -A . , f i' . ' ,- Y 15 1 Q ' w, 'fm n .MW xl-3 5 t jg: ff fs, U3 l W vit., 555 A gg Q - 'N gigs f K. QM! I 5 ',kk. .7 4 if 5615 Ek, Eiffefffvf I n , , b ,.,L , T 4-f A A ' ' I 1 ,. 1 -, 1 1 I I ' , . ' .. - ' L-L 2,V ll Q- fig L - Kh ' ' f'L 1 f ' - i - h h 'X ge -it T V ': 1 2 in , . s , , .l,-4, l1-' ,, . ,, U Row One QL to RJ: Lynn Odom, Steve Winn, Henry Henkle, Wayne Thedford, Duke Elliott, Pat Elling- ton, Jimmy Pillans, Lloyd Estell, Tim Vickery, Melton Michael, Travis.Hair, Ronnie Ragsdale, Brad Haynie, Eddie Wilson. Row Two: Coach Jerry Matthews, Gregg Hammonds, Gary Schutte, Larry McLaurin, David Poarch, Ronnie Ward, Nicky Georgas, Phil Pillans, Dicky Ward, Jimmy Gunter, Hank Murphy, Jim Prater, Glen Smith, John Hogan, Roy Franks, and Coach Paul Slaughter. The Tiger B Team again came up with an exceptional season, winning six games and losing but two. Only a narrow 7-6 loss to a strong Cleburne team prevented them from having an unblemished district record. With Coaches Jerry Matthews and Paul Slaughter leading them, the Cubs displayed a capable, well-conditioned team whose high spirits carried them to those six victories. SCHEDULE THEY ......Palestine ........12 ......DuncanviIle 0 ......Tyler Lee 0 ......John Tyler .......14 .... 'Ennls O ....'tWaxahachie 0 .... 'Cleburne 7 ....'Athens 6 BRUCE BUTLER SAM COOPER 'wi .mi at End Donnie Denbow 1463 shakes loose from a Graham touchdown gallop. JERRY ANDERSON A junior, Jerry manned the tackle posi- tion this season and was able to strengthen the line through his size and maneuverabil- ity. Jerry showed his interest in the game by hustling at all times and helping to bolster high spirits. tackler on his way to a 65-yard i i l BILL ALLISON Only a sophomore, Bill saw action both offensively and defensively and showed' up well against the opposing team. His bull- like runs gained many teams' respect. He also made several outstanding plays as a middle guard. 8 5 TW, , is X -Earning his second varsity letter: Bruce, a junior, helped make the Tiger line an ex- ceptional one. Always ready for action, Bruce consistently outmaneuvered his op- ponent by moving quickly and getting a head start. After being slowed by a shoulder injury his junior year, Sam retumed to action to anchor the Tiger forward wall in fine fashion. A consistent, hard-hitting tackle, Sam made the all-district team and re- ceived honorable mention for all-state. is ' J RONALD comin L In his first year on the A Squad, Rong drove and hit hard proving himself' asset to the team. This capable ju stood out many a time on the defeng line of the Bengals. 325 .la as F iii it if 3 as i it F 'i ? -1 A A MARK DAWSON Another from the list of running backs, ark's brightest moment came when he :ored a touchdown against Ennis to lend hand in the victory. A senior, Mark had me speed to make him an addition to the ger backfieid. DONNIE DENBOW Donnie, after a year's absence, came back with a successful season as right end. The big senior, who led the Tiger receivers with 39 catches, was named to the all-state team in Class AAA due to his consistent, heads-up play. ROGER GOLDESBER RY Another from the junior group, Roger displayed ability on both offense and de- fense. His hustle and high spirits showed that he enjoyed playing, and could be counted on to fill in at his position. ROBERT GRAHAM Robert, a big 205 pound senior tackle, threw some fine blocks from his position to help runners get their start. A constant thorn in the enemy's side, Robert's desire and will to win earned him an all-district title. LONNIE ELMORE ln his first year out for football this year, Lonnie tried and played hard and caught on in a hurry to provide the Tiger line with another fighting guard. A senior, Lofmie worked strenuously to aid the Ben- ga s. FOOTBALL ETTER EN Tiger quarterback Gary Roman 1255 cuts through the Palestine defense for first down yardage as the Bengals whipped the Wildcats, 27-7. IO7 an 2 W P g Y Q rf l ,f 9 f 5? 5 95 5 E I 5 5 rt FOOTBALL LETTERMEN All-State fullback Jim Hagle C341 sprints goalward as he scores the championship game's only touchdown on a pass from Rankin Koch after a fake field goal attempt. JIM HAGLE lim capped his high school career by leading the team in scoring, rushing, and Q punting, plus making his second all-district g team and gaining an all-state berth. This tough 190 pounder battered enemy lines Q for 1138 yards and 23 touchdowns, prov- ing his worth to the team. The bruising senior was tough in the clutch and ran for many a vital yard. 5 BILL HENSON gressive play, made a top-notch defensive end. One of the team's junior players, Bill - was always ready for each game and gave , HOLLY HOLSTI EN Holly, after skipping his iunior year on the gridiron, came back this season to work from the tailback position. Quick and elusive, this senior player sprang through the line on several runs to gobble up the needed yardage. an all-out effort every play. 4 15 A convened halfback, Bin, with his ag Z I DON IVIE A iunior tackle, Don won a starting berth at the beginning of the season and held it throughout. Although several times con- fronted by heavier opposition, Don's hust- ling effectively carried out his assignment. RANKIN KOCH Seeing most of his action on Rankin stopped many, wide sweeps passes with hard tackling and quick suit. A junior, he was a as an offensive quarterback and cornerback. RICKEY LIBAL Rick's talented toe accounted for a num- er of extra points this season as he com- lled a record of 38 kicks out of 44 at- empts, plus 3 of 5 field goals to make lis junior player the third leading Tiger zorer. MARC MAXWELL Perhaps one of the most under-rated players, Marc showed his stuff this fall as he turned back many running threats from his defensive end post. A senior, two-year lettemian, Marc displayed hard-fighting spirit. RONNIE RHOADS A junior back, ,Ronnie proved to be a clutch runner for the Bengals as he made crucial yardage on several occasions. His speed and versatility enabled him to earn all-district honors. DAVID ROBINSON Hampered by leg injuries throughout most of his high school career, Dave whipped the injury bug this fall and gave the fans plenty to yell about with his quick, darting scampers through the opposition. This senior's speed helped the Tigers out of many tight spots. He was named to all- district. JOHNNY NELSON .lohnny closed out a successful high school career this season by lettering for the third straight year and by being named all-district end for the second time. Johnny, a senior, played a vital part in the drive to the state championship. u N Q i if r 5 A lr if E Q f te 'i rcii A isi Scoring the two most important points of his career, quarterback Gary Roman C253 crosses the double stripe '09 to Insure the semi-final victory, 14-13, over Graham. CODY SHERRARD A2 , we V g Y e A ww vf2i?ii??iEffif , - -A ' n 'L j ,,,...1sa,e.. ,,,..M. , . fb 2 ,J as '- -' egzff' 'vii E e 2 exif ,. i wa s:r,,iffw1e.?i ca 4 . ...eg o . at -. 1 Z'5i'g'?Q:','fe5.e'2?ff - i ts ies- Q eiffg H ef? .. 1' is Q? ,- s1,i:2gm+35Z'f 1 :Nat .G 5. vafwsi .T 'Z-15 -5 ' 'Leg -aj. I- 1 'fee it 71 ,5 45:5 ' U jw,i'i'1 3eEEf 'fs 2 ,w,,.g I ' Q o - ' -e'.:f 'i 3't1,.3lze-gi. - l gf' 2E+w.e,.'-tw . i t il :IW-12544 f we is K EXW-W-'.1-fs,'f: 22 .9 .. 1' ,-f orts as at - MSF af-If fr. ,- fl e swims ,tt N This all-district senior co-captain made a tremendous asset to this year's team by directing the Tigers to many touchdowns. His driving run for the last two points in the Graham game highlighted a great season that included a passing record of 83 completions out of 129 attempts and honorable mention in all-state. lI0 STAN ROSEN Stan, a junior, saw a lot of playing time as both center and linebacker and proved himself worthy by making some exciting plays from either position. He helped to stifle enemy threats. JERRY SHEETS Playing either tackle or guard, Jerry was always ready to fill in with consistent, hard-nosed play. His fighting spirit aided the Tiger line. A junior, Cody finished a successful first year with the Tigers by being named all-district on defense as a result of his aggressive play throughout the season. His instinct and fighting spirit helped this 145 pounder to come up with some great line play that repelled enemy backs. Chick Whistler 4225, Tiger defensive halfback, reaches up to deflect a McKinney ,pass in the tense quarterfinal match. Q. NICKY SANDERS Reliable and dependable, Nicky came u from the B Team to make a fine additio to the Bengal fonuard wall. Nicky, a iuniu player, worked hard and played aggressive ly to make a good guard this year. BEN SMITH lnother of the sophomores who made A Squad, Ben provided the fullback post is a reliable replacement. Although small rame for a fullback, Ben made up for size with some capable running. , CHICK WHISTLER hick, a junior seemingly too small for a back, could be counted on time and again for some explosive running and hitting to keep the Tiger drive going. was another who was tough to stop en vital yardage was at stake. JOE SMITH Switching from halfback to a guard this season, Joe caught on in a hurry and held down his position as the Tigers swept through their successful season. This sen- ior's quick reactions helped him consider- ably in his line play. FOOTBALL LETTERMEN DAN WILCOX 'Seeing a lot of action when the district games rolled around, Dan, a iunior end, tried hard to help the Tiger cause. He was always ready to go into battle and tear into the opposition. -wr JOHN STOVER A senior player, John came through with a great job at the center slot this season. Although outweighed by virtually every op- ponent, John's sharpness and knack for the game helped him to achieve success. JIM WOOD A senior guard, Jim led the Tiger line corps this fall with an exciting brand of football. Quick and versatile, .lim made it rough on opponents much heavier than he by his keen knack of the game. Jim took all-district honors and is a three-year let- terman. .i I is Kathy Elhs Mary McKle Nancy Brown M'Sb2f?!3Fhy Rem' CH E ERLEAD E RS 5- Qs 1 A,,f 3 Z Q' Sally Miles Ann Murchison -., ,Mann Greg Scott , e H ,R . My 5 Row One-Gene Garrett, manager, Chick Whistler Rankin Koch Bill Henson Bill Middleton, Ken Doran. Row Two-Donnie Denbow, Jim Hagle, Roger Warner Danny Bosley Loys Moorman Coach Jerry Matthews. TIGERS TIE FOR DISTRICT Using their height and pin-point shooting ability to full advantage, the Tigers swept to a tie for the 8-AAA crown with Waxahachie for the second year in a row. With all five starters returning from last season's quint, the Bengals under Coach Jerry Matthews also won a third place trophy in the Rockdale Tournament to start the season. Throughout the year, the team relied on good rebounding both offensively and defen- sively, spirited hustle and effort, and a strong offense built around hot shooting from the outside as well as in close. As far as records go, the cagers had one of their best seasons. The Tigers reeled off 14 victories against only 3 setbacks, including an outstanding conference mark of 9-1. A high-scoring oufit, the team scored 929 points over the route for a 55-point average. Good defense, which was another effective characteristic of the Tigers suc- cess, held opponents to 703 points for only an average of 41 points per contest. Coach Jerry Matthews DANNY BOSLEY A two-year letterman senior, Danny's shoot- ing was deadly from the corner as he out- played his opponent time after time. Making the all-district team as a fomard, he proved himself valuable by being a top rebounder and defender. KEN DORAN Another iunior, Ken made the A Squad this year by way of high spirits and desire. Play- ing a forward, Ken was an appreciated aid to this year's team. JIM HAGLE Jim, another three-year letterman, was 2 all-district selection again this year due to h aggressive, ball-hawking play. His shootir precision was an offensive threat, and h height and strength got the team out of se' eral jams. I KETBAl Loys Moorman, senior post man of the Tigers, gets off a iump shot between two Athens' defenders in a District 8-AAA game this past season. The Bengals decisioned the Hor- nets 64-45 for a key win. ll4 tid RANKIN KOCH A iunior, Rankin quarterbacked the Tiger cagers this season as ball-handler. His quick- ness and smooth dribbling confused enemy teams, and he came through when he was needed most. kgs, LLL' Q ' ' i DONNIE DENBOW Donnie, a senior, was another big reboun for Bengal basketballers this year. Donnl hustle and speed made him tough on defer and his spirited, over-all play made him nec sary to the team. l BILL MIDDLETON iunior cager, Bill came up from the B to give the Tigers a capable ball-handler. and calm under fire, BiIl's team play carry the Bengals. QQ' KFQXAQSZ. ' . BILL HENSON Although considered short for a center, Bill offset this by beating his opposition through a variety of moves. Another iunior, Bill was always ready to give a big effort for the Tigers. ln the Bengals 66-54 win over Waxahachie in a crucial district game, center Loys Moor- man fires a jump shot over the outstretched hand of the lndian's Chuck Tidwell 130 as Danny Bosley C223 of the Tigers and Mike Turner 1315 of Waxahachie watch the action. ROGER WARNER CHICK WHISTLER a tall iunior, developed his iump Speedy and elusive, Chick went full steam during the season and put it to use in at every opportunity to shake enemy defenders action as his height enabled him to add for a basket. A iunior, he provided the team Tiger score on several occasions. with another hustling player. LOYS MOORMAN Being highpoint man in seven of the Tiger games, Loys was very accurate with a soft one-hand shot from his post position. A senior three-year letterman, Loys was one of the team's top three scorers. I I5 Row One: Rickey Richards, Glenn Smith, Homer Humphries, Ben Smith, Melton Michael, Phil McGee, Row Two: Charles Jackson, James Smith, Jimmy Gunter, Jackie Hardin, Johnny Widner, Gary Schutte, B TEAM BASKETBALL Curtis Ivie. Coach Paul Slaughter. SCHEDULE They Ennis ..., .26 Waxahachie .... N56 Terrell .. .....,37 Athens .l., , ..... 36 Cleburne , ....., 37 Ennis ..,., ,... H39 Waxahachie .,.. N66 Terrell . T... ..l,.. 3 7 Athens , ......48 Cleburne . ...,,,...............,..,.....,.,... 54 Season Record: 8 wins, 4 losses District Record: 6 wins, 4 losses In B Team basketball, Cody Sherrad C405 of the Cubs for a lay-up past Athens' Landis 1887 as Jacobson C443 of the Hornets, tries to lend assistance. 'f If 9 X 'Nw fp is 1 15552 ff .2 Row One: Ken Doran, Travis Hair, James Banks, David Wilson, Bill Middleton. Row Two: Jim Hagle, Billy Tinsley, Rickey Libal, Rankin Koch, Chick Whistler, Mike Russell, James Henkel. Row Three: Johnny Nelson, Gary Roman, Bruce Butler, Donnie Denbow, Bobby Moore, Bill Henson, Coach Jerry Moore. BASE BALL- I 963 The '63 baseball season was spotlighted by close, hard-fought games, especially in district play as the Tigers were again led by Coach Jerry Moore. For the full season, the record reads 8 wins and 12 losses, and a district total of 3 victories and 7 defeats. There were several very close games, and a bounce of the ball either way could have given the Bengals more wins. For an indication of the closeness of some of the games, Cleburne nosed out the Tigers twice by 1 to 0 scores, and Ennis squeezed two 3-1 decisions from the scrapping Tigers. Scoring 25 runs in 8-AAA games to opponents 26, the Tigers gave the heads-up effort and pushed hard throughout the season. Coach William R. Hay, Linda Hopwood, Larry McCarver, Diana Dickson, Randy Garrett, Meredith Mitchell, Skipper Curry. vm., . Qgfidf- 7--In i.f5iff:5.e5 , N Tglggggepif PW Q, 4-5 4 M, Kyrie 1 -fig-gg-2 I 'i' i'5:1 Biff-Q , fn , .1 .gg-if 3' 1- ,Nr 1. Nag? ..--,I3gl,,s,., f 1 ,F ,-,. is --rrk 5 - 3 V 2 'i 5 f -, , ,,'.,- - as J f- A 'v.'u'4. :K 5- ' 'V' 5 - aaac , - f e ' Raef f- - , .Q W .5 . if ' I kk.V .,., . I , Reaching out to return a shot, Skipper Curry levels out his racket as he gets set to meet the ball. TENNIS - i963 The 1963 tennis season produced Corsicana High School's first state champion in quite a while. Diana Dickson swept through district and regional competi- tion and then won the AAA Girls' Singles Championship with two straight set victories to highlight the season. In the district meet held here, Diana won the girls singles, Linda Hopwood and Meredith Mitchell com- bined for the doubles victory, and Larry McCarver cap- tured the boys' singles title. The team, under Coach William R. Hay, then went to the regional tournament where they were again successful. The three girls won their events, qualifying for state. ln the state tourna- ment, Diana scored a 6-O, 6-O decision over Joy Vasek of Lamar, then played a good, sharp game in the finals to whip Lillian Billings of Mercedes 6-3, 6-3. The doubles team of Hopwood and Mitchell made the semi- finals ,before bowing to a tough San Benito duo, 6-3, 6-1. For Diana, the championship was extra special, she having come back to win this year after reaching the semifinals at the same time last year. Row One: Dana Arnold, Bill Clarkson, Ken Smith, George Dozier. Row Two: Allyn Lang, Bill Nekuza, Tommy Taylor, Frank Murchison, Mr. Nelson Ross, Joe Nelson, Bobby Ross, Kal Shwarts, Dan Slate. With teammate Allyn Lang looking on, Tiger linkster Dan lines up a shot on the local Country Club Golf Course. GOLF - I963 Tiger linksters had a good year in 1963 un- der the leadership of team captain Ken Smith and sponsor, Mr. Nelson Ross. After showing well in practice meets, the Bengals shot to the district title by upsetting a heavily-favored Cleburne team on the Terrell course. The foursome which cupped the crown with a 72-hole score of 309 was Ken Smith, George Dozier, Bill Clarkson, and Dana Arnold. Each one of the quartet shot in the seventies as they edged the Jacket golfers by two strokes. The number two Tiger team, made up of Tommy Taylor, Allyn Lang, Bill Nekuza, and Dan Slate, shot 334 for sixth place. At the regional tournament in Fort Worth, the Bengals carded a third place with a 617, eight strokes back of winner Cleburne and one marker behind runner-up Vernon. Individual results of Corsicana for the 144-hole tourney were: Ken Smith, 149: Dana Arnold, 154: Bill Clarkson, 1565 and George Dozier, 158. II9 Row One: Bill Hay, Pat Valdez, Mark Dawson, Wade Blackford, David Robinson, Pat Ellington, Roger Goldesberry. Row Two: Roy Washam, Mike Russell, Happy Settle, Bill Henson, Don lvie, David Hamilton, Ronny Rhoads, Chick Whistler. Row Three: Jerry Sheets, Ronald Cottar, Robert Graham, James Henkel, Jim Hagle, Robert Pimentel, Dicky Fluker, Stan Rosen, Coach Jim Miller. TRACK - I963 BEST TRACK MARKS 100 yd. dash 220 yd. dash 120 high hurdle 180 low hurdle 440 yd. dash 880 yd. dash Mile run 440 yd. relay Mile relay High jump Broad jump Pole vault Shot put Discus Throw l20 10.2 22.3 .,.. 15.2 20.5 51.2 2:OO.3 4255.0 44.6 3127.2 6-O 19-7Mg 12-9 50-4 .... 136-2521 David Robinson Dicky Fluker Happy Settle Happy Settle Dicky Fluker Wade Blackford Mike Russell Hagle, Pimentel, Fluker, Robinson Pimentel, lvie, Blackford, Fluker Roy Washam Wade Blackford Happy Settle James Henkel Jim Hagle The highlight of the 1963 Tiger track season was the performance of the mile relay team, composed of Robert Pimentel, Don lvie, Wade Blackford, and Dicky Fluker. This quartet set four meet records and recorded a season best time of 3:27.2. For the entire esason, Bengal cindermen placed third at the Dogwood Relays, Martin Relays, and Tiger Relays: second in the district meet with 16215 points, and sixth in regional competition. 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HHU10,89,103,104 HH.H.H43,98,100 HHuH.HUH,.HH43 HnUHH43,100 -M1-,-43,7o HW.HHH.u33,77 HHHHH33,70,77 UHUHHHuHuHH...43 .----,-.H,-,15,se .,H-H-..,H 15,86 43,66,89,104,106 ,-,3a,s9,1o5,1oe . ...,. 15, 72, 77 ., ...., ,...... ....., 4 3 119 15 86 ..... , Ashendorf, Marsha . ,.... .. .... .68 Aston, Mollie ..........,.... .,.. 4 3,94 Atkeisson, Bobby .,..,. , ....., 15 Atkeisson, Mike .... . . .,...,....... 43 Averitt, Larry .,.,..... ,...,. 15,84 B Back, Charles ..,.............., . 15, 86 Baggett, Gail . ........ , ..,....t 43 Bailey, Larry ....t, .. .,.,,.,. 33,84 Bailey, Ronnie ,.,.....,...,.. .......,.,. 4 3 Baker, Jackie .......,...,,..... ..,.,.... . 15 Baker, Patricia .......,....,. .,... . ....,. 1 5,92 Baldwin, Jimmie Faye .,.. ., ,, . .43, 85 Ballew, Charles ..,.., Ballew, Sue .....,,.., Banks, Jarnes .....,. 33. 70 ....,...33,66,100 ........33,90,117 84 Barber, Bill ....,........., Barber, Carolyn ,.,.,,.,... Barentine, Marietta ............,. .4,15, Barker, Fred ...............,, Barker, Sharon .... Barlow, Billie ,.....,.,. .,,,...1,72: mfffQff4aQ Barlow, Sue .,.,...,...,, .,.,.,. ,...t.. 1 5 , Barnebee, Jo Hanna .,...,,. .. ,,.. 33, Barnes, Darrell ..,,. ,... .... 3 3 , Barnett, Benny . . . Barnett, Janet ....... ...,.. . Barnett, Suzy .. .. . .33, Barron, Kay .. ...... ,. Barrett, Carol .. ,, . 43, Barron, Bobby ..... ....... 4 3, 70, Bass, Albert ...,., Bass, Beverly . .,., . Bassham, David .... Bates, Brenda .. .. Bates, Gwen . Bates, Sharon ....... Beasley, Dick . .. Beaver, Stephen ....,. 16, as ..,.. . , Beaver, Suzzanne ,..,..,,, .16 Beene, David Beets, Neila ........ Bell, Ann .,..,, Bell, Larry ......,.. Bell, Sherry .. ..... ,, Bell, Terry ............. ....... fffQaa, .-. 43 .mff4i ,sundju Bellringer, Lou Ann ......... . Benfield, Pamela . Bennett, Bill ..... . Bennett, Larry ,........ Berryhill, Scottie .. Bewley, Kenneth .. . Birkhead, Keith ,. Bittner, Terry . ...... . 15 76 68 85 43 98 77 77 43 43 97 68 92 93 84 .. .. , 92 86 43 33 33 43 90 97 68 86 70 84 82 68 , 70 77 .,,- N33 --1.----gA 43 .. ...... 33, ,87 71 16 ---.-1,-.--,. ,70 76 .,.. 42, 43,71, Blackford, Wade .. . ..,........ 68,120 Blackmon, Jesse . . ,. . .. 143 Blackstone, Dennis ..,. . 43, 91 Blackstone, Doug ., .... 43 Blankinship, Sandy ...... .. .... 16,70 Blood, Fran ...,.... ...... ...... . 1 6 Boecking, Sharion . .... ....... 4 4, 85 Bone, Claudia ..... .... 3 3,71 Bonner, Miss Helen . ...... ...,. . .10, 72 Bonner, Marsha .. .... .... 1 6,98 INDEX Bonnette, Vernon .... ............ .................. 6 8 Bosley, Danny ,............ .,16, 84, 113, 114 Boulware, Jeri . .... .... ........, ..,.. ..... 6 8 Bounds, Mr, Oscar E. .... . .... ..... Bowling Jr., Loyd ..... . ,. . . 44,84 Boyd, Barbara .... .. .. 116,71 Boyd, Robbie ..... 44 Boyte, Danny .... ........... 4 4 Boyte, Lloyd . .. ...... ,.,..68 Bradford, Betsy .... . ...... 66 Bray, David ..... . ,....,.,.. .... . 84 Breithaupt, Judi .... , . .... 16, 79, 94 Breithaupt, Tommy .,., . . ....,.... 16,90 Brenton, Aubrey .... 16,84 Brenton, Delma ....... ...... . ..44 Brewer, Howard .... ....,... 3 3, 77 Brewer, Roger ..,. ,,...,. . 33, 70, 90 Brewer, Ronnie . .... 44, 70, 90 Brigance, Bobby ..... ,... 3 3, 68, 71 Briggs, Lorene ......... ...... . , .... . 44 Briggs, Sam ..,... . .. . .... ..33 Brittain, Linda ..... .. . 33, 70,97 Brown, Carolyn .......,........ .. .... .. . . 44 Brown, Curtis . .. .....44 Brown, Jim ...,. .. 42, 44, 66, 67, 88, 91 Brown, Linda ........................ ...... . ., . .44 Brown, Linda . ,.... ,. ....... 33,92 Brown, Mike . .......... ....... . . . 84 Brown, Nancy . .... 16, 56, 64, 66, 67, 72,88,100,112 Brown, Travis ..,. .... . , ., , , . 33,90 Buckanan, Edwin ........ .. 44 Buckner, Oleta .... .. 33 Buckner, Robbie ....... 17 Budai, Janis . .. ,... . 44 Bumpers, Larry Keith . ,. ..,,17 Burdwell, David . ..,. 44 Burkhart, Belinda ,. .. .66 Burleson, Judy ........ ............ . . 33,98 Busby, Jo Anne ...... . . . ..17,82, 97 Butler, Beverly . . .. . 34,97 Butler, Bruce 32, 34, 89, 105, 106, 117 Butler, Mickey . ..,.,, ,, .. ........ 17,84 Byrd, Mrs. Martha Lou ......... ...... 1 0,85 Byrnes, Linda . ....44,100 Campbell, Lynn .... . Campbell, Mr. Jim Cansler, Larry Carver, James ...... Castillo, Janie .... Castles, Susan ........ Cave, Karen ,...,.,.. Chapman, Jerry .... . .. 34,90 Twana ............ .34, 80, 82, 98, 100 Christian, Judy .. Cisneros, David Clarkson, Bill .... Cheek, Clarkson, Vicki .... Clay, Barbara Coker, Allen . .... . Coker, D'Ann ........ Coker, Diane .... Coker, Jennie . . Coker, Linda , ..... . Coker, Sue .....,...,. Cole, Harriet Coley, Mary Jean Collier, Bryan ........ Collins, Beverly .. . Combs, David Compton, Beverly . .. Conner, Jane Coon, Freddy Cooper, Cooper, Mack Mary . , Cooper, Sam .. Cordell, Charles . Coston, Cottar, .-H-,- 44,91 .H.. 11,73 H---,17,ee,9o .. . ...... .34 . ,. .44 HH44,70 .H.,sHHU1.U..44 - ......... ...17,97 . ..... .... H 44 -.,. .119 - .. 44,70,73 HHHH44,70 -,..,, 44 .,..se . .... ee .1-c.44,s5 HHH.44,85 . ........ 44 .M ........ .117 H- . .. 44,85 .--,-, . 34,75 H,. 34,70,82,98 ., ...... 34,87 ... .... -. .17 ,s.17,ss .--H 44,84 . H. . 17,90 ,... .... 34,72,97 .. 17, 85, 105, 106 . ......... .34 34 70 Linda ...,,.,..... .. . Ronald .,.. Cottingham, Gloria Cowart, Jimmy ..... Cox, J BITIES ..... Cox, Jerry . Cox, Terry 34,89,104,106,120 44 44,93 . .... 17,86 45,71 ...45, 91 Crawford, Linda .... Crider, Mr. Bill ,......... Crider, Mrs. Corinne . Crocker, Darnelle Crocker, Dwight ...... Crocker, Joie .....,.... Crocker, Zack ..,...,, Crockett, James ...... .........18, 70 .........10, 95 .,,.......34,82,98,100 Croom, Eileen .....,.. , ............. 118,96 Crowley, Linda ...... ........... 4 5, 70, 85 Crowley, Sandra ........... ....,.,.,.... 4 5,82 Crum, Doris ....,.,.................,....... 18,82,97 Cummins, Mr. James Curington, Chip .... Curington, Lyndal Curry, Phyllis ...... Curry, Sandy ...,,. Curry, Skipper .... Cuviello, Pat ...,.. Daniel, Larry .,,.,.,,. , Davenport, Carol Davenport, H. M. Davenport, Marion Davis, Debbie ...... . E. ....... ......... 1 0,84 ...34, 70 .........34, 77 .....34 90 118 'Hf-. 'H.HHHu1sM1H68 90 .14,18,66,74, 75, 88,94 70 ..,.,...,34, 92 Davis, Edwina ..,..... ....,...,. 4 5, 70, 76 Davis, Rita . ....,.. .... ......... . . .34, 82, 95 Dawson, Mark ........ .. ......... 18, 73,88, 89 105,107,120 Dawson, Mr. Matt DeFranco, Jack .... DeFranco, Mary Margaret ......... ...34, 100 Deisher, Mary DeMoss Buck ..... f Denbow, Donnie .. Dennis, Danny Denson, Katie Derryberry, Lanny Dickson, Diana ,. Dickson, Gary .. Dickson, Kathy Dillingham, Alana Dillingham, Alan . Dockery, Mitchell . Dodson, Rick ....... Donaho, Eddie Donahou, Margie Donnell, Dianna Doran, Ken ...,..... Dosser, Rosemary Douglas, Bill ...,... Dowd, Jay ..,..,... Dozier, George ., Drain, George Ann Draper, Andrea DuBose, Fred ..... Duke Durr, Dunn, Dunn, Durr, Dych, Dyer, Dyer, v Barbra ..... Dickie ......... Mr. Cullen Rob .......,. Bobby ........ Sharon . Barbara Lynda ......... Earley, James Edwards, Donnie . . ..... .. .... 18, 82, 97 . ...,..... .... , ,. . ...... ,...86 ..,18 66 71 89 105 107,113f114,117 . .....................,....... ..... 1 8 , ,. .,.. .. ..,.. 34,95 34, 66, 68, 70, 78, 90 . ..,..........,...... 68, 118 .. .......... ....34,71 ......,34, 70,85 ...,..,.45 ..34,72,91 ......,,45 ............ ...............,.. . 84 34,90,113,114,117 ..........34, 82,98,100 .,................., .... 4 5, 91 .. ..................... 68 , 18,75,84,119 . ...................,.. .. 18,94 4,45,100 . .... ....... . .68 18, 82, 98 ,,........19, 87 .. .......,.... ..8 ..34,77 .35,73,100 . 5 19 86 , ........, , , 35 90 1- 'u,Qf45,76f91 Ellington, Pat ............. 35, 72,89,105, 120 Elliott, Bill ............ . ........ ...., 3 5, 70, 91 Elliott, Carolyn .... ...,. , .. .... ...7O Ellis, Barbara Gail ......, ......... 1 9,85 Ellis, Barbara Jo . Elliott, Duke .... Ellis, Johnny . .. . Ellis, Kathy ......., Elmore, John .. Elmore, Lonnie .... .. , ....35 45 89 105 'HHH 1 45,70 .. ,.., 19, 80, 100, 112 . . ,...,..,.. 35,89, 104 68, 84, 102. 105, 107 .. .,,,..... . .19, 68, 84 Emmert, Charles .... Emmert, Emmie Jean ....,. 45,85 48 Eppler, Travis .,.,. .,........,.....,,...,....,... 3 5 Green, Erwin, Walter ....... .....,.... 1 9, 71,72, 88, 99 Green, Estell, Lloyd .. ...,. .,,,.........,.. 3 5, 84, 105 Greer, Estell, Estes, Trudy ......... Patricia .... 85 Etzel, Lynne ..,...,. ,.......,. 2 , 19, 72, 74, 75, Gregg, Griffin, ' Sandra INDEX George ......,..,,.....,.,.....,.,............... 46 Jan .......,.. .........,.,. 3 5, 71 James ,.,... ........ . .35, 84, 87 Bobby .... .,.,..,4..,.....,... 4 6,91 70, 85 Grizzaffl, Judy ...,.......,.... 35, 66, 77, 82, 100 88,94 Grizzle, Randy .,.. ....,...,.....,......... 4 6,84 Grounds, Diana ...,..... ..........,...........,. 3 5,96 Grubbs, Eleatha .... ,................,....,.... 3 5,70 Farmer, Brenda ------'----'-- -A44-,44--4---- 4 5 Grubbs, Jeanie .. ..,..,,..,......,..., .36, 75, 94 Farmer, Johnny ..,....... ,........ 4 5,84 Gunter, Jimmy ,.,........, 46, 71,89, 105,116 Farmer, Ronald ,..... Farmer, Ruth ,,..... Fauvelle, Bobby ...,., 85 68,99 H Ferguson, Cindy .,... ...4........ 4 5,98 Haefs, Jerry ...,..u........,.............,.,........ 21,84 Ferguson, Donna ........ ....-JJ.....,4.... 7 0 Haefs, Wesley . ..,r ,..,. ,.,r............ ,,,,.....,r, 4 6 Ferguson, Larry .. ,......... 35,75,86 Hagle, Jim ..,,.... .. 21,61,63,66,67,89, Ferguson, Lyn .....,.. ....,,.........,.....,.,. 4 5 102,105,108, 113, 114,117,120 Ferguson, Trudy ,...,..,. .,...... 4 ,19,66,74, Hagle, Loretta ,.., .. . ....36,85 75,94 Hair, Travis ,... 36, 75, 94, 105,117 Fields, Mary Alice ......., ......,..,L,....... 8 5 Hale, Miss Delores ............, .....,............ 1 0 Finley, Butch ............ .......,.,.. . 135,87 Hall, Rita ..,...,...,..,...,,.....,...,..... .,..... 3 6,96 Fitzgerald, Bubba , ,... .... .19, 68, 84 Hambelton, Rick ..,..... .,..,...,. ............ . . .46 Flanagan, Nancy ........ .........,,o,...,. 4 5 Hamilton, Betty ..,... .,,..,,.....,..........,.. 4 ,46 Fletes, Gloria ........ ........ 1 9,87 Hamilton, Dale ....,......,,., 36, 72, 74, 77, 88 Fletes, Joe ..t..,,.,.. ,,...,..,.. , N35 Hamilton, David ...... ...,.... ....,.. . 36,120 Flores, Opal ,,.....,. ...t.,....,.. ...,.... 3 5 Hamilton, Virginia ,........., .. ......80 Flores, Julius .. ..., ....,... 2 0, 87, 91 Hammonds, Greg ........ .. . 46, 89, 105 Fluker, Dicky .,...,. .... ,..,., 6 8 ,120 Hand, Mike .,...,.....,. ....... ..,..47 Fluker, Peggy ,..... .,..........,.., 3 5,77 Hancock, Bennie ,....... ....,, ,.,.. . . 21 Flynn, Ailsa M. .......,,...,. ,......... 4 5, 70, 71 Hanna, Jim .....,..,... .... . ,.... ,.,., 4 7 Forderhase, Mr. Jer .....,.,.....,. 10, 71,82 Hardin, Jackie ,.,,.. .. ........ 36,116 Fortson, Ann .....,.......,..., ,......... 3 5, 72, 77 Hardin, Melvin ...... .....,. . .47, 70,91 Fortson, Jane .. ...,,.... ....., ........, . . 45 Hargrove, Keith . ..., .... 47 Foster, Lewis David .i,.,. .....i.. 5 ,20, 70,90 Harmon, Cathie ,..... ,...,,... 4 7,82 Fowler, Wanda .i......., .,,.,..,.......,,.,. 4 6 Harmon, Donna ,....... ..... . 136, 77 Frank, Mr. Euin ...,..,. ..,.,....... . .10, 99 Harper, Dr. John ..,...,. .........,........,....., 8 Franks, Donald ..,,, ,.,....,.. 4 6, 70, 91 Harris, Betty Nell ,.,.. ....,, 2 1,75, 94 Franks, Roy .,....... ..... . .46,89,105 Harris, Deborah ....,. .. .. . .....36 Fread, Leslie .t.,,.. ,.,.,..... 4 6, 70,91 Harris, Gaynelle . .. .. ,.,,.. . 68 Freeze, Victor ...,...,,... ..,.,........ 2 0,86 Harris, Grady . . , ,.,. ,..... . 47, 70,91 Fullwood, Regina .,.,.,...... ..,...,,. 4 6, 98 Harris, Kathy ........,,.., .,.,. ,.., . . . ..47 Harris, Jo Ann . .. .. 47, 62, 70, 73, 76, 88 G Harris, Larry ........ ,................,.......... 4 7,89 Gafford, Jackie .,.... i,,.t.. .....,.... ..,..t., 2 0 H 8015, Lothar - -- .i-.i H i-,. 21,79, 99 Gafford, 10 Carolyn u I, , ,ulu 46,100 Harrison, Nancy .,,........,.,........, 36, 73, 100 Gammill, Kathy .,,.,.,,.. ., ...,..., .,,.,,.... 4 6 HSDNSII, David 4-i---.---,-A--..--- 47, 70. 90.91 Ganze, Beverly ,...., .,.. 20, 80, 94 Hay, Bill --------- -- 21,74,75,94,102.120 Garcia, Angie .,,..... ....t, . .....t,..,..t. 4 6 Hay, MV- William R- -- 10, 75, 86.118 Garlington, Bob ,..... .......... .,.....i.. .,..., 1 1 9 HBYGS, B?1fY -, 1- -----i-i'-----.'r.,--Ai--i-A--,--- 35, 97 Garrett, Gene . .,.. ,..... 2 o,89, 105,113 HayeS.GIr1eer .--.---.-. ,...,.--.---.--,...... 4 7 Gary, Sylvia ..,.,. ....,., . .. ..35, 68, 97 Hayes, Jerry .,.,.,.. ...... . .. 47 Gary, Charles .i,.,.. .....,,... ..,., 4 6 ,91 HGYSS, 10hVll'lJl '--,--i- -- A 35.85 Gelineau, Buddy ...., ,..,... 3 5, 71,76, 88 HHYEOUC1, DUNS -------- 4 , i..--Ai 21,86 Georges, Nicky .. ,..,..,...,. ..35,89,105 HHYHCS, 1001! -- M- 36, 70, 90 George, Julia .... ......,.....,....,,....,., 20,71 HGYDFS, Brad -, .-,-.-,, -,..-,,--,.. . --.-, . -47,105 Gibson, Gail Gibson, Nancy ..,,.,.. Gilcrease, Lynda ..., Giles, Gregory ..... .. Giles, Diane ....,....,.. 20, 62, 72, 74, 75, 78, 82, 88, 94 ..,.46,82 ..46,91 97 70 90 70 94 Gillespie, Charles .......... .. .. 35, , Gilliam, George ..,.,.,.,...,..,,,...,....., 46, , Gladney, Mr. Robert W. .L.,..........,.......,..... 8 Glenn, Janis ..... ..,...,.i.....i,. 3 5, 78, 82, 85 Glenn, Linda .,.. ....,..,.....,.......,......... 4 6,85 GoBell, Garry .,...,,,,,.,.,.., . Goldesberry, Roger Goldman, Will ,.,...... Goodwin, Dan . .,... . Gonzales, Morris ,..,,. .. 20, 70, 97 35,89,102,105, 107,120 73 .........46, 91 Gorden, Billy ......... . ,...,..... 20,87, 91 Gorden, Randy .. ..,.. . ..,.. ,....,,... 4 6,73 Gorman, Melissa .,..., .,........ . 35, 77, 80 Gowan, Janet ....,.. . .. ....,,.. 20, 70, 75, 94 Gowan, Joan ..,.,,.,. ...,..,.,.. ........,... . . 46,70 Graham, Edward .........,...,............,.,.,.,,.... 46 Graham, Robert ,,.,.... Granger, Georgene 20,89,105,107, 120 .. . ..,..,.....,. .......,. 4 6, 85 Gravelle, Cathy ....,.,....... 46, 66, 82, 98, 100 Gravelle, David ....,..,,........ .,.,...... 3 5, 71,94 Gray, Sarah .....,,.. .....,. ,..,....,.. ..... 7 O , 77 Green, Darelle ..,.. .,....,. 4 6,82 Heifner, Jackie ,,....,......., 21, 65, 66, 68, 71, Hendricks, Gloria ........ Henkel, Allen ...,,.,. Henkel, Henry ........ Henkel, James . . 73, 74, 75, 76, 79,88 . ,,... 47,82 ..,.36, 84, 89,165 . 120, 117 Henson, Bill ,....,........... 36, 72,88,104, 108 113,115,117,120 Henthorn, Darlene .....,,...........,,.,, ,.i.i...... 3 6 Herrin, Beverly .....,.............. ..,.. . Hervey, Penny .... .. Hestand, Patricia ....., Hester, Laverne ...... Hewell, George ,.... .. Hickman, Jim ..,.. Higgins, Doris .t..,. Hill, Mr. H. L. ,..,,.. . Hines, Roy R. .....,... . Hoffman, Billie Jane .. 21,77 . ..36,66,73,78,100 .. .. ,..... ..,..,..., 3 6, 73 21, ,........36,68,71, as so 21 . .,... 10,70 47 .f .... .,,,,.. . Qf ..... 22,292 Hogan, John ,............... ....... 4 7, 89, 105 Holcomb, Frances .,.... . Holleman, Mary ,.,. Hollingsworth, Harry .. ..,............ 68 . ,. .. ,.,... ...36 Hollingsworth, Marcha ......,. .....,,,, 4 7, 82 Holloway, Kay ,.,.. .....,.. ........,,...... 4 7 Holloway, Larry ............ .,.,...,. ,...,..,.,...... 4 7 Holsomback, Judy ,..,,.,,. 36, 70, 82, 98 Holstien, Holly ..... ..,... 2 Z, 71,89, 104,108 Holstien, Larry ...............,..,......,.....,... 47,84 Honea, Larry ,..... ..,............,..,.,,.. 3 6, 84 Hooker, Richard .....,....., .,......,..,... 3 6, 70, 93 Hopwood, Linda ..,.. ..... Howard, Verna .,...,,. Howell, Linda ...,.. Hudson, Troy .......... 22, 82, 94, 102, 118 ..........22, 96 68 70 , ,72 84 ..22 70 Huffman, Lloyd ....,. ........, , ,90 Hughes, Ronald ,......... .......,.,.,, 4 7,84 Hughes, Ronnie ..,..,....,.. ...,......... 2 2,94 Hull, Kay ....,.,.............,...,..........,,..,.......,.... 36 Humphries, Homer Dee ,..,....,...,, 47,93, 116 Humphries, Susan ...,.,,.,...,......,..., 22, 74, 94 Hunter, Clowie .. ,.... ........ . ,.,.. . ...22 I lglehart, Gretchen ,,..,..., .,....., 6 8 Ingram, Bobbie ....,....,.. ., ..,... .. 36 lsenhower, Ora Etta .,...,...............,........,. 47 lvie, Curtis ....,.. . ,............,.,...,... 47,95,116 lvie, Don ....,..,,,,.,. . ,..36,89,104, 108,120 lvie, Neil ...., .... .... . ......,.,...., 3 6 ,87 lvie, Pete ......., ..,.,.... ,.,, .,...,,. 2 2 , 90 lvie, Suzy ......,. .......47 J Jackson, Charles ...... .. . ,..,..... 47,116 Jackson, Patricia ........ .. ........ 36,85 Janlis, Karen ..,,.,........,......,. ....... . .47 Johnson, Mrs. Bobbie M. ..... ......... 1 0 Johnson, Gary .... ........., . ,........ 4 7,84 Johnson, Jean ............... ,......... 3 6,86 Johnson, Jim ....,....,............. ............. . .47 Johnson, Jimmy ..... .. .........,.... 137,86 Johnson, Jimmy .,.. . ....,... ............ 4 8, 99 Johnson, Jr., Mr. Pinckney M. ..... ..,. 1 1,90 Johnston, Beverly ............ . .......... . .. 48, 85 Johnston, Jan ,.........,.......... 37,72, 77,88 Johnston, Jane ........ ........ 3 7, 74,75, 76,94 Johnston, Mr. Wayne ........... ........... 1 1,93 Jones, Fayrene ...................... 37, 75, 87, 98 Jones, Freddy ............ .......................... 4 8 Jones, Georgia ...,...,....... .........,.. ..... . . 48 Jones, Gloria . ......,....... 22, 74, 75, 77,82 Jones, Herman . .......,.......,. ...... 3 7,87 Jones, John ..., ............ ,..... . 3 7, 89 Jones, Judy ........ .......... . . . .22 Jones, Vicki . ..... ..,...... 3 7, 71,53 Jordan, Bryan ...... . K Kamp, Joan ................. ., 23 Kamp, Roy ..,.....,,.,..... Keathley, Becky ..... Keele, Jewel . .... . Kelly, Aretta .... .. Kelly, R ichard .. ..... . . .. 48 48 .. . ...37, 73 70 37 ,86 ,85 ,85 ......37, ,90 ,71 Kent, Bob ......................... . .. ..... Kesinger, Jim ,..... ......... . . 48 Kiber, Miss Anna Belle .,...... . . ..11,76 King, Carol .......... ........ . . .. .,.. .. .48 Kirk, Martha .... .................... .......... 3 7 ,82 Kirkpatrick, James . . . . 23, 70, 79, 99 Kloecker, Knight, George , Knight, Koch, R Cassie .,.. .. Lonnie . .. ..... .37, 82,92 ,,.....,..........,...,............ ..48 ankin ..,.........,.. 37, 66, 76, 89, 104, 108,113, 114,117 L Lake, Kathryn ..... . ..... .... ..... 2 3 ,86 Lake, Dale ... .,.. ,... . .. 84 Lane, Beauford ,. .......,.............,.,..... 48,86 Lane, Mary .. ......................... ....... 3 7,85 Lang, Allyn . . ......,..,... 23, 71, 88, 102, 119 Lathern, Glenda ..... ....................... . .48,100 Lathern, Sandra .... ......,........ 3 7, 98,100 Lee, June ..... .......... .,..............,.. 6 8 Lee, Ronald ..... . Lee, Virginia .... . Lewis, Barbara ,....... Lewis, Mauritta ..... Libal, Rickey .........,... Libhart Jr., Hughie ..,,.. 77,80 85 37, 89, 105, 109, 117 .. .............,............. 23 76, 79, 94 Nutt, Earl . .,,.. . ...., .. Libhart, Robert ...... ,....,..,..,..,.......... 3 7,86 Long, Jerry ,......... ...,..,.,.,....,............ 3 7, 86 Long, Martha ..,... ...,.... 3 7, 66, 82, 98, 100 Love, Ken ..............., ...........,,....,..,.... ,... 6 8 Love, Melanie ...,,...,.,..,.... 23, 58, 63, 68, 71, 73, 78, 79, 80, 88 Lucas, Soo Soo ...... .......,.. 7 3, 77, 82, 100 Lujan, Frances ..,,,....... ..,.....,.............,., 2 3 Luna, George ...........,...,., ...,......,...... 4 8,84 M Mahoney, Rita .,,..,....., ,..., 23,71 Maris, Mr. Jack ....,. ..,., ,...,,, 8 Marriott, Janice .....,.. ....., , H23 Martin, Gary ..,...... . ,...,....,... . ...48, 84 Martin, James .,.... ....r.,........ . , -..,.,,,,. 48 Martin, Janice .....,..,.,...,,., 14, 23, 71,72, 80 Martin, Pat .,...........,.....,...............,....., 48,70 Mask, Jerry ,...,,........,..,........... .23, 87 Matthews, Mrs. Gloria ,. .,.....r,,...,....,.. . 11,96 Matthews, Janice ...,......., .,......... 3 7, 77,80 Matthews, Mr. Jerry .,,.,. ,......,. 1 1,89,113 Matthews, Malinda ,....... .,,., , ,.... .166 Maxwell, Bonnie ......,. Maxwell, Marc .......... Mayfield, Danny ...... Mayo, Sue ...,.......... McAdory, Margie McCaleb, George ...,.,,. McCaleb, John ........ McCann, Sharon ...... McCann, Raymond .,..., McCarter, Allen ,,.,,....,.,, McCarver, Larry .,,........,.. McCaslin, Edna Corrine McClintock Nick , y .......... McClure, Miss Corinne .... McClure, Tim ....,....,.....,.. McCurdy, Virginia .. McDaniel, David ..,.,...,..... McDonald, Barbara ,....,.. McDowell, Donald ...,,. McDowell, Ronald .,...... McFerran, Judi ,...,... McGee, Phil .. McGhee, Jimmy ,. McKamie, Sue .... .. McKee, Marcus ..,... McKey, Jerry ,...., .,.,.... McKie, Mary ...r,... ..,...,. McLaurin, Larry ,.....,...,,.. McLin, Jo Ann ...,...., McManus Linda Lewis ,, ,,,.. 132, 39, Richards, McMullan, Boyd .,,..,... .. McNeil, Mike ...r........,. McNutt, Janice ,..,,....... Meade, Carol Jean ...,..., Melton, Frederick .,...... Melton, Marilyn .,.... Merrell, Walter ,....... Mershawn, Ray ,.,. ..,. Mertz, Carolyn ..., ,..... Mesker, Carolyn ,..,. .,.. Mesker, Jesse .,.....,.. Metcalf, Robert ....., Michael, Melton ...... Middleton, Bill Middleto Miles, S Milkes, Miller, Miller, Mims, Mims, Minze, Mitcha Mitcha Mitchell, Mitchell, Mitchell, n, Mary . ., ally .. .,..,.,...,.,... .. Mrs. .Dean B. .. Mr. Jim ,,.. Judy ...., .,.,. Cathy .. Gale .,., Eddie ,.,. m, Barbie .....,.. m, Marilyn ..., David ., ., Meredith ...... Phillip ...,.r . r.... ,... , . 48,70 .. 24,89,105,109 . . .....48, 84 ,..,......24, 70, 71 .. .,..,...,. H48 .. .,..........,,.. 24 95,100 .48,70 ...,,......68,118 48, 70 24,75,94 ........48, 70, 76, 77 77 24,90 24, 86 ,,...,.. 37,77 , ....,.... 48,116 .48,84 70,90 ,24, 54, 65, 66, 80, 88, 100,102, 112 .. .48,105 . 24, 72, 75, 80, 94 24, 97 91 .HEH,37,90 ,-H,-,-H--38 u1HHH38,71,72 24 92 ,-.,H-, ,87:91 HHuHHH.HNHHHH49 , ..,. 42, 49, 64, 66, 76, 82, 88, 98, 100 84 70, 72,93 H 49,89,1os,118 .38,65,68,71,76, 88,118,115,117 MHHH1HHHH24,60 se,71,88,112 ,97 ..14, 24, 66, , 94 38 . ... 49,82 82 , ...,. .49,82 49,85 .. .,.,. 49,82 ,HHMUHMUHH38 , ,,,....,. .68,118 .HHHHu38,77,88 INDEX Mitchell, Mr. Tom Mixon, Johnny .....,.... Moiica, Mary . ....., . Montfort, Terry .......... . Mooneyhan, Nelson Moore, Barbara ...,,.... Moore, Billy Joe Moore, Bobby .,........ Moore, Gene ..,.. , Moore, Mr. Jerry ......,. . Moore, Joe . ,,,.......... ..,. . Moore, Miss Mayme Morris, Donna ........,... , Morris, Jim ....,........, Moorman, Alice ,..., Moorman, Loys ...... Moreno, Beatrice Moreno, Frank .........,., Morgan, Barbara ..,,.... Moses, Don .,,., Mueller, Sharon ..... Mulford Carol ...,.....,..... Mullensi Mr. Mack Murchison, Ann ....... Murchison, Frank Murphey, Henry D. Murphey, Sharon , . Murphy, Billie . .,... . Murphy, Helen .,.. Murphy, Linda ,. ,,......,..,....11,91 ..25 68 84 149,85 ...,.,...,..117 .....11,89,117 87 . .......... 5,11 ,........, 49,100 ,49, 70, 93 . ......, 38, 66, 76, 80,97, 100 .. 125,113,115 ,....38,92 38 38,90 . .,,, . .... 38 ...,...,..... 38,63,67, 82,88,100,112 ,.... 14, 25, 71, 72, 88, 99, 119 .,..,38,89, 105 . .,...,.. 38,98 98 , .... 49,98 Murray, Kathy ., .....,,. ..,...... 3 8,72 Neal, James . .. 1 ..,.... ....,,. , 38 Nekuza, Bill ,.,....,,,...,.. ..... 3 8, 90,119 Nelason, Rosie ........ ........ 38,92 Nelson, Georgia ..., Nelson, Joe .. Nelson, Johnny ....... Newman, Charlotte .,.... Nichols, Judy .... ..,.. Nichols, Terry ,.,.... Nolan, Rylie Norman, Claude, Jr. Norris, Ted ,........,.....,.. Norris, Tony ..... .,,. Northcutt, Karen ..,. Norwood, Marsha ..,. Norwood, Randy ..., . Nowell, John ..... Nugent, Mae ....., O Odom, Lynn ..... , ..,...... . Oldroyd, Debbie .....,., . Olsen, Pam .. .. , . O'Neal, Alvie ,,.,,.., O'Neal, Kathy . .....,.. . Onstott, Scharlene .. Owen, Hugh . ,...... ,, Owendale, Dale Ownes, Danny ..,.,. Owens, Jerry . . ......, Padgett, Larce . , , Palos, Lewis ......., Parker, Carl , Parker, Jamie ,. Parker, Johnny .....,.. Parker, Judy ..., Paschal, Mike ....,,... .. . Paschall, Charles ,,..,..... . Patrick, Jim Patrick, Jo Ann . Paul, Josephine, .. .. Paul, Virgie ....,.., 25,86 U38,93,119 ,H 25,71,89 105,109,117 , .,,...... ,.,..,.., 25 .fQf25f 70 25 38 86 68 38, 66, 77 71 85 26 49 38 ., .,..... . ,.,,. 25, . . 38,82 .HQH'89,7o ,....,49,105 . ,,.49,70,77 77,82,1O0 .. 39,95 . 80 ........49,70 . ..... 26,87 . 84 , .... 26,86 u,fQH 48 .aH..39,8Z . 42, 49, 82, HHHnHHH26, fQ,l ..'i 45.70, . 26, 66, 49 39 84 92 39 98 90 49 77 99 86 26, Peacock, Lynda .,,,... Pena, Arnold ......,. Penland, Helen ...,.,. Penney, Beverly .,..... Penney, Dennis ...,... Percival, Mary .,....,.,. Perryman, Rochelle ..,...... Phillips, Miss -Kathe 49, 71 26,72,74, 75, 96 91 39 , 98,100 Phinney, Debbie .,.....,...,..............,,...... 49,85 Pillans, Jimmy ......,...........,...,.. .50,89,105 Pillans, Phil .....,...... 66, 71, 89, 105 Pimentel, Robert ..,.. 26 Pimentel, Ruth ......,. Pinales, Deloris ....,.. Pinkston, Sue ....., Pippen, Riley ,,..., Plant, Anita ...,,.,..,.. Poarch, David ,. Poe, Bobby . ..... ., .. Pollock, Harriett ., Prater, Jim .....,.... Prater, Joyce ......., Pratt, Pam ...,. Price, Alvin Price, Eugene , .. Price, Rikki ,. ..... ., Prince, Sharon Pritchett, Linda . Pritchett, Osye .. Pruitt, Miss Suzanne Putman, Wanda ..... .... . ...,..... ....... , 90,120 .....,....50, 98 50,89,105 .,....,..50,76 50 ,89,105 ,,.... .39 26,87 .. ........,. ,.,.. , 50,85 26, 68, 70, 82, 95 39, 98,100 .. ,........ 50,95 , .,..,. 11,85 .50, 92 Q ,, ....., 11,85 Quinley, Miss Faye .. Rader, Kay . .. Ragsdale, Ronnie , Ragsdale, Tommy .. Ralston, Shirley ....,. Raney, Beth Elaine .... . .. Rany, Grover , .....,.. ,, Rash, Beauford .....,,. Rash, Sue ., ,..,. Rawson, Pat .... , Ray, Pat ...,........ Reed, Joe ...,.,...,....,. Reese, Thomas .. . Reeves, Billy .......,.. Regalado, Johnny Renfro, Mrs. Dorothy Rhoads, Janice .. Rhoads, Joyce .....,.... .. Rhoades, Ronnie Richards, Buddy ....,. Richards, Johnny .... Richards, Louise ,, Richards, Ricky ..... , Stanley ,. .,,. , Richardson, Don . , .. Richardson, Earl .... Redden, John ......, Riggs, Sandra .,.... ......... Robinson, Carol Ann Robinson, David . . Robinson, Robinson, Roby, Da Rogers, D Linda ..,....,. 'Shirley ..., vid ..,...,..... an .......... Rogers, Gail ..,,.......... Rogers, Jerry ....... . Roggenkamp, Ronald Rojas, Jerry . ......... . Rojas, Theresa . Roman, Gary ..... . .,.., . 39, 82, 98 . ,,,.. 50,89,105 ,,27, 72, 99 50,70, Qfi127f75f 71 50 39 27,86 50 94 .. 50, 98 84 27, 68, 70, 79 72, 77, ..,......27, 97 ..... 27,96 ,, .. ., . 139, 66, 89, 105, 109, 120 ....,.... ..... 5 0,93 , ..,........ 39,90 , 50 ,. 116 .......,27, 70 . ,,., 27, 86 .......,39 27,66,89, 104,109,120 . .. ., ..... 39,85 250, 71 ,...,....28, 86 70 .. .,.., 28,77 91 , ,... ...... 2 8,90 . .. 39 100 , ,..., 28,55,64,66 89, 105,110,117 Roman, John .. ,........ ,........,., ..,,. 3 9 ,90 Roper, David .............. ...,.,......,,,. 3 9,95 Rosas, Raymond ........ ,..,.. 3 9 Rosen, Barbara ...... ....,...,, 2 8,82 Rosen, Stan ......,............. 32, 39, 62, 66, 72, 73, 88, 89, 93, 104, 110, 120 Ross, Bobby ,,,.,,,,...,,,,....,.. Ross, Joe Bob ,....,.,...,,, Ross, Mr. Nelson .,.... Ross, Patti ......,................, Russell, Russell, Russell, Mrs.. Gertrude Russell, Russell, Russell Russell Rutherford, Miss Lil , Patricia ......... , Randy ....,...,...... Sammons, Mike Sammons, Pat . .,.... . Sanders, Lynn .,...,,,. Sanders, Nicky ....... Sandlin, Beth ....., Schutte, Donna ...., Schutte, Gary .o.... Scott, Scott, Scott, Cindy .,.,.... Greg ...,...... Joe ............ Scott, Wayne .....,...., Seale, Settle, Sheets, Sheets, Sheets, Mr. B. J. Happy ,...,,,..,,....,...... 40,89,104,110,120 Johnny .,,..,.....,,,.... Jerry ..,.........,... Joyce . , Sheffield, James ..,... Sherrard, Cody ..,., . Sherrill, Mike ..,.,.... Donna ..............,.. Laneil ...,......... .,,,.. Mike ',., ..,.............. a ,,,,.., .,...., 8 , 92 S ...,,,....39, 90,119 50, 70 .........,.12, 86,119 92 84 Dick ...,,................. 28, 70, 72, 74, 96 50,84 ..28,66,117,120 70 ..39,89, 105,110 51,85 ,. .. 39, 70,85 .51,89, 105,116 ...,....,.,28, 57,64 88, 100, 112 ..5, 28, 59, 65, 76 51, 70 88 .. ..........,, 68,120 ...,.,51,91 128, 70, 97 40, 68,71 ,.....,,.40,89,105,110 Shults, Mary ,...,..,..........,..... .,...,... 5 1,82, 95 Shults, Robert , ...,.,........,.. ,.,.,.... ,....,.. 2 8 ,9O Shuttlesworth, Larry ..,,..,,.,... ,..... , ..29, 84 Shwarts, Kal .,.....,. .... 4 0, 68, 71, 73, 88, 119 Simmons, Becky .... Simmons, Sandy ,..... HHHMHHuHUH.29,73,79 ---,,-,,4o,7o,71,75 Simpson, Louise ....,,.,. ,...,.,,..... . .51,85 Sims, Joe .,.....,...,........,...,........,,.,.,......,,,,... 51 Sipes, Joy ..,.......,...................,,.... 29,82, Skews, Sharon ....,... Skinner, Annie Belle ...,,......... Skinner, Geana ,........., Skinner, Mary . ....., . Skinner, Susan ...... Slate, Angela .,... . Slate Dan ..,..... Slate: Slate, Slater, Joelyn ........, ,, Norma .,...,,, .... . Mrs. Elizabeth ,. Slaughter, 'Paul ..,..... Sloan Smith, r Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith Billie ,..... Ben ...,, Faye ...,,... Glen ......... James ......... Janis Carol ....... 2, 29, 72, 74, 75, 80, 98 94 ,. .,51, 92 40, 72, 73, 78, 88, 95 32, 40, 76, 80, 82, 98, 100 -,--tH. H40,119 . .......,.... 51,66,82,100 tM.,..tH.,es .--, U12,98 .HMHH12,89,116 .-HH-, - ,51 .51,66,67,89 105,111,116 .HHHHH40,82,92 ,, ..... 51,ee,s9 105,116 .- H.51,99,116 ,HHHH,H29,85 Janis Elaine ,............... .29,80, 97 Jerry . ,,,,,.,............,,... ..... . .. . ,,.....40 Joe .. , .......... 29, 76, 89, 104, 111 Ken ,,...... ,...... ........ INDEX Smith, Virginia ...,..,........ ,..........,......... .... 4 0 Soape, Diane ..........,.... 40, 70, 77 Spain, Bobby ,........ .........,....., 1 ,.......,...,. 2 9 Spikes, Margaret ....., ,,.., 4 0,72,73,88,100 Stanley, Miss Inez ....,.....,.,.,,..... ,...,... ..12 Steele, Martha Sue Steen, Harold ,...... ..,,.... .................,.....,.. 5 1 Stewart, Charles ..,,. ....... ,..,.... ..,,. ........ 4 0 Stewart, Mr. Maco ..,., .....,....................... 8 Stewart, Sally , . ,....,.. 40, 71,74, 77, 80, 88 Stewart, Sharon ..... . ,........., .,....,,...,.. ..... 6 8 Stewart, Miss Winona . ,......,..,.,..,...,.. 12, 97 Stover, Eben ..,. ., ...., .....,, , ........, . 40,70 Stover, John ..... 1.29, 71,89, 104,111 Stratton, Joy ....,.,.,..,.,. ..., ,,.,.., 2 9 ,82,88, 98 Stratton, Patricia ......,., .,.,.... .....,...,... 4 0 ,92 Strickland, John ......,......,. ..,40, 84 Strong, Mary ..,..., ,,..,...,,. ,,.,..,.51, 82 Stroube, Elizabeth Stroube, Hugh ......... Stubbs, Sharron ....... Sumner, Carla ...,...., Sutton, Marie ...., Sykes, Patricia ...,.. Sykes, Troy ....... Talley, Glinda Sue ......,.... Tate, Mary Lee , Taylor, Jackie ...,, Taylor, Linda . ,..., . Taylor, Teresa ,.....,., Taylor, Tommy .,.. Tekell, Scott . Terry, Tex ..,....,. , Thedford, Wayne ..,.,,...., ., Thompson, Patricia Thompson, Ronny Thompson, Ronny Thompson, Tommy Threet, Linda .... .,.,.,.. Thurston, Robert ,. Tillery, Bryan ......... Tinsley, Billy , ,.,. . Tinsley, Tommy .. Toldan, Elaine . ,........ .. Tomlinson, Barbara .,..,.... Tomlinson, Ronnie Townley, Linda ...,,,,.,. Tramel, Linda ....,... Travis, Serena ....... Travis, Teri .,..,...,. Traweek, Lonny ...., Tubbs, Tommy .,..... Turner, Douglas ....,.... . Turner, John ,,,..,,., Turner, Rusty Tusk, Mike ....,.. Valdez, Pat .... . . Vargas, Paul ,.,.... Vasquez, Beatrice Vaughan, Ellen , Vaughn, Mr. Bob .. ,. ,..... 51, 66, 98, 102 140,73 ........4O, 70,77 51,70 , .51 71 ..40,87 ...51,85 51, 82,92 40,84 40,95 .. .. 40,85 ., ,,... 29, 90,119 70 51,84 ,51,84,105 29, 72,75, 76,94 30, 68, 79, 90 ,H---U,H-H51 ,. ...... 40,90 .. .......,, 51 HHHHHHH51,84 .. ,..,., . 51,91 mt H.40,68,73, 77,7s,aa,117 HHHHH52,70,93 HH.,.,.30,71 HH,-Hos .. , ....,... .52 ,HNtHU.52,82 mH-,, 5,41,7o 75,77,a2 HH.41,70,82,98 ,, ,...... 30,68,73 76, 78, 79,88 ..41,90 ,30,63,72,99 . .. .41, 84 , 41,89 .,....30,120 ., .,.,.... .52 41,82 ,.,,....41, 82, 98 ........12, 74,94 Vaughn, Mr. Ralph Vickery, Shirley ..,.... ,.........,.. 3 0,75 Vickery, Tim ........,......,. ..,....... 5 2, 89,105 Wahl, Teresa ..,..,,.,,,....... ,.....,...,....... 1 00 Walden, Wanda .......,..., ........ 4 1,70, 85 Walker, Jeff . ,.,.,..... ...,.,.... 5 2,93 Walters, Roscoe ,...... .,...,.........,..,. 5 2 Ward, Dickey ....,..,..,. .,,, . ,, .,......,..... 52,105 Ward, Linda Lea .............,.. 30, 68, 73, 75, 76, 79, 88 Ward, Ronnie .... ,.,..,..........,,..... 5 2,89,105 Warner, Roger .,,.,....... 41,72,113,114,115 Warren, Joe ...,. .,,..,....,..................,.. 5 2,91 Warrington, Jim ...,.... Washam, Roy .....,. Watkins, Cathy ...,. Watkins, Judy ...... Watkins, Susan .,,.,.... Watson, Shirley ......,. Weatherby, Janet Weaver, Nathan Weaver, Winston ,.....,. 41,90,120 ........52, 82, 92 ..........52, 66 .. .,............,.,... 52 87 Weidmann, Miss Erma ...,................ 12,77 Wendt, Wayne ........,..,...... .,.., 4 1,71,72, 90 West, Bonnie ......,...........,.... 41,71,88,10O Wetsel, Bob ..,...,, ......,........,,, 41,70 Wheelock, R. L. Jr. ...., .,,.,,....,.,. ,..,.,.,..,,,.. 8 Whistler, Chick ....,..,...., 41, 89,105,111, Whistler, Jim . White, Allen . ,. ., White, Beverly .,,. White, Jerry Don Whitfield, Bonnie ....... Whitlock, Sue ...., Widener, James ....... Widener, Johnny Wigley, Linda , .... Wilcox, Dan , ,,....., . Williams, Anda Williams, Cathy .,,.... Williams, Mr. Stan Willis, Ty .... .,......,..... Wilson, David. ,,.. .. 113,115,117,120 41 93 30,87 98 .30, 86 .,.,52 .. ., 52,82 30, 68 ,52, 84,116 ,.....,,.,.... . ..... ...52 .. ,..... 41,89,105,111 , .,........ ..,...... .... 5 2 . ...., , 41,77 .,..... ...52, 91 . ,. 41, 90, 117 Wilson Claudia Diane ,......,....... ...,. 4 1, 97 Wilson, Eddie ...,. Wilson, Shirley . Winn, Steve ..... Wood, Jim ..,,,.,. Wood, Marsha .... Wood, Mike ,..,. Wood, Sandra ....... Woods, Mary Wornell, Louise .,.. Wright, Richard , Wright, Weldon Wrinkle, Linda ,....,,.... Wylie, Ronny ........,.. Yarbrough, Shirley Yates, Alfreida ,...., .. Yerby, George . .,.. . Yerby, Linda . .... . York, Sandra .,.. Young, Jackie Youngblood, Gary .... .. 1 ,,........ 52,89, 105 .,.......,..31,97 1.52 76 87 105 ii574,31,62,66,88 89, 104, 111 41 H'HHfffff41f 31, 90 52 52 87 77 41 90 ifffHQf41f55f71. ffi' Hffff5zf 41 82 ,...,..52 52 41 73 ., ,.......,. 52, ., ..... ,..... 4 1 AQQ M, QWM Q55 Jaw! ag 5,4424 M44 cma ffwfmg MQ Www? Wang. 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