Crockett High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Crockett, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 154 of the 1961 volume:

The sound of happy voices, the spirit of good sports, the forming of ideals and aspirations - all blend into our high school experiences. With the sincere hope of bringing a worthwhile souvenir of happy days at Crockett High School to its many loyal students, the staff has devoted many hours of work. We feel that your satisfaction with this yearbook is our compensation, and with this thought in mind, the staff presents to you the 1961 Bulldog. ROYCE ANN HEARD Editors - MAC SKIPPER •' aaivw vwiv 'hvh .. . HERE’S A TOAST TO THEE TABLE OF CONTENTS DEDICATION ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY ORGANIZATIONS ACTIVITIES FAVORITES ATHLETICS SENIORS JUNIORS SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN ADVERTISERS DEDICATION As head of the Athletic Department of C.H.S., Coach Raymond Haas has been the director in the making of many excellent athletic records. The outstanding achievement was the winning of the District 22AA football championship. In grateful appreciation for his wonderful efforts, which have done so much for Crockett High School, we would like to dedicate this, our 1961 Bulldog, to Coach Haas. ADMINISTRATION SUPERINTENDENT Soon you will be assuming the privileges of full citizenship and adulthood. These privileges carry with them certain responsibilities for which you must prepare yourself, for we are living in a world of great challenge and opportunity, but by the same token, one with many problems which it will fall your lot to help solve. It you are to continue with your education after you leave Crockett High School, be sure to do so, for an edu- cated population makes it possible for our country to meet the challenges and problems before us. As those of you who are senior graduates, you will either continue your education, go to work, and or establish a home. In doing so, be sure that you assume your share of the lead and do the best job you are capable of doing for that is the reputation you have gained as a student of C. H. S. Those of you who will be in our schools for a few more years will, I know, keep the fine record intact that has been established and will make us glad to have you as our representatives. Terrell W. Ogg Superintendent of Schools In my message this year, I would like to, first, direct a few remarks to the Senior Class of 1961. As you read this note, you will have participated in the Eighty Ninth Commencement Exercises of Crockett High School, and you will have your diplomas as members of the graduating class of 1961. The fact that eighty-eight classes have preceded you here in this school is quite a record and each of you should feel that you are in a way the recipient of a rich heritage. However, it is too late to dwell in the past; now is the time to look to the future. Face the future with a renewed determination, and bolster that determination with a one hundred per cent effort, and you will continue to climb the ladder of suc- cess. Congratulations on your graduation and on the production of this splendid annual. To you. the members of the tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grades, as you return to school in Septem- ber to take your respective places here in your school, I would encourage each of you to also attack each task and assignment with renewed determination and effort. Do not be satisfied with just trying to get by. Go the extra mile. Not only will you receive a deep personal satisfaction from doing more than is expected of you. but at the same time you will be helping to prepare yourself for a happier and more successful life in this decade, sometimes spoken of as the Exciting Sixties, but also in the other dec- ades to come. Best wishes. Gailen Stewart Principal OFFICE STAFF OFFICE ASSISTANTS: Rebecca Peter- son, Cherry Adams, Janita Frye, Kay Callaway, Judy Callaway, Janice Hiroms, Nancy Winston, Pamela Dykes, Susan Craddock, Buff Dean, James Robert, Melba Durrett, Kenneth Bowman, Ray- mond Kirkland, Ann Petty, Danny Eckles, and Mac Skipper. MRS. MORRIS LUCAS Superintendent's Secretary MRS. JIMMY SPRUILL Principal's Secretary FACULTY MR. LEROY FAVER Vocational Agriculture MISS JEAN LOIS GUY Home making MR. RAYMOND HAAS Athletic Director MRS. TOMMY HARRISON Homemaking MRS. DAVE HAZLETT English, Junior Sponsor MRS. REESE HEARD Science, Senior Sponsor MR. JAMES HENRY Band Director MRS. ROY JULIAN Librarian, Sophomore Sponsor MR. CHARLES KOSSER Counselor MR. JIMMY MOORE Coach, Senior Sponsor MRS. TOM MOORE English, Freshman Sponsor MR. WALINE MOTT Distributive Education MRS. NAT PATTON JR. Spanish, Sophomore Sponsor MR. A. H. SANDERS Social Studies, Junior Sponsor MR. JULIAN WAKEFIELD V nr a r i on a i Agriculture MRS. WALTER BEAR Health and Girls' P.E. MRS. CECIL DEAUMAN Commercial Subjects Freshman Sponsor MR. JACK DICKEY Mathematics Sophomore Sponsor MR. CHARLES ENGLISH Mathematics Freshman Sponsor MEMBERS OF THE SCHOOL BOARD, SUPERINTENDENT AND SCHOOL TAX COLLECTOR STANDING: Jasper Driskell, Tom M. Moore, Tax Collector; A. S. Brewer, C. N. Sul- livan, President; Dr. Terrell W. Ogg, Superintendent. SEATED: William A. Turner, Secretary; H. B. Knox, Mrs. Frank Smith, Vice-Presi- dent; Dr. E. S. Darsey. ORGANIZATIONS 1 THE CROCKETT HIGH SCHOOL BULLDOG BAND MR. JAMES W. HENRY Director of Band VIRGINIA STOWE and LARRY HARRISON Student Directors CLARINETS: Judy Callaway, Virginia Stowe, Pam McLean, Duanna Lloyd, Barbara Dickey, Mac Skip per, Kay Callaway, Nell Darsey, Lynn Rains, Ruby James, Chyleen Lade, Nancy Winston, Janita Frye, Sammye Halyard. Jan Hail, Jan Thomason, Jimmy Murchison, Jacki Jackson, and Sheila Huff. CORNETS: Marsha Dawson, Joyce Baldree, Johnny Dean, Billy Murchison, Wade Sullivan. Tommy Tun stall, Johnny Bear, Joy Bowman, Ann Petty, Pam Lingold, Roger Erwin, Oma Lea Brent, Pam Hill, and Hubert Hallmark. FLUTES AND SAXOPHONES: Gerri Jo Halbert. Betty Ellis, Linda Knox. Gloria Jones, Lynda Arnold, Dorothy Hail, Sherry Maples, Richard Satterwhite, Jack Barbee. Jimmy Dawson, Jimmy Turner, Howard Ed- miston, Craig Manning, Judy Marks, and Mike Mather. DRUMS: Jerry Davis, Cokie Tyer, Buddy Davis, Larry Harrison, James Arledge, Don Conaway, and Charles Kent. BASSES. BARITONES, AND TROMBONES: Bobby Jackson, Charles James. Andy Allen. Bob Terry, Tommy Welch, Faith Kendall, Linda Skalicky, Ann Maples, Tommy Driskell, and Paul Stringer. BAND COUNCIL AND OFFICERS Larry Harrison, Paul Stringer, Gerry Jo Halbert - Secretary, Linda Knox - Vice-President, Kay Callaway - President, Janita Frye - Drum Major, Betty Ellis - Treasurer, Sheila Huff, Sammye Halyard. The Band Council is composed of the officers. Drum Major, and a repre- sentative from each class. LIBRARIANS BUS LOADERS UNION Paul Stringer and Billy Murchison. These boys have worked hard at this job. Jerry Davis, Paul Stringer, Cokie Tyer, Don Conaway, Buddy Davis, and James Arledge. These outstanding majorettes add to the entertainment when they perform Drum Major - J A NIT A FRYE with the Bulldog Band at half-time. C.H.S. MAJORETTES OF 1961 SHEILA HUFF LINDA KNOX KAY CALLAWAY BETTY ELLIS JUDY CALLAWAY GERRI JO HALBERT By the popular vote of the student body, these girls were elected to serve as MARSHA DAWSON - Head Cheerleader cheerleaders for the 1960-61 school year. MARY HALLMARK SUSAN CRADDOCK ' . a ■ CHEERLEADERS Two bits. Four bits. Six bits, a Dollar . . . Directing the enthusiastic student body, these cheerleaders helped to lead the Bulldogs to district championship. ELIZABETH VICTORY ANN MAPLES NELL DARSEY PEP SQUAD FIRST ROW: Buff Dean, Don Wilson, Bert West, Frank Thomas, and Sallye Spinks. SECOND ROW: Linda Pike, Brenda Nettles, Karen Lansford, Paula Johnston, Roanne Warren, Linda Nettles, Gayle Price, Janice Hiroms, Cherry Adams. THIRD ROW: Tommie Spinks, Paula Riley, Martha Birdwell, Faye Lee Story, Sandra Burton, Jamie Waller, Sandra Parks, Donna Brent, Janice Langston. FOURTH ROW: Janice Shroyer, Thelda Craven, Nancy Bumgarmer, Nona Saxon, Peggy Smith, Deanna Denny, Royce Ann Heard, Kathy Lansford, and Pam Dykes. President - BUFF DEAN Vice-President - DONNA BRENT secretary - JANE JOHNSON (not pictured) Reporter - DEANNA DENNY Sponsor - MRS. NAT PATTON Led by the cheerleaders, the pep squad helps to cheer the team on to victory. The pep squad is easily identifiable in their white shirts and blue blouses and trousers, and has taken its place along with the band and Crockettes as one of the important organiza- tions at Crockett High School. DONNA BRENT BUFF DEAN DEANNA DENNY CROCKETTES For the second year, the Crockettes aided the Crockett High School Bulldog Band in presenting im- pressive half-time shows at the football games. Wearing their coon-skin caps and uniforms, they did precision drills to music furnished by the band. Members of the Crockettes are, from left to right: Jamie Waller, Paula Riley, Donna Brent, Tommie Spinks, Pam Dykes, Lethia Dominy, Choreographer Buff Dean, Sallye Spinks. Peggy Smith, Barbara Pike, Janice Shroyer, Gayle Price, and Martha Birdwell. STUDENT COUNCIL One of the smoothest running clubs this year was Student Council. The work we did and the fun we had will long be remembered. OFFICERS: JULIAN DURST, Secretary JOHNNY FRYE, Parliamentarian JANICE HIROMS, Vice-President JANITA FRYE, President PHYLLIS MOORE, Reporter VIRGINIA STOWE, Treasurer BACK ROW: L. Harrison, J. Durst, D. Denny, F. Kendall, B. Dean, W. Sullivan, J. Frye, K. Bowman. MIDDLE ROW: Mrs. Heard, Sponsor; S. Craddock, J. Hiroms, P. McLean, L. Knox, P. Hill, S. Maples, E. Victery. FRONT ROW: T. Driskell, V. Stowe, G. Jones, P. Moore, J. Waller, J. Frye, L. Arnold, O. y .. Price.____________________________________________________________________________________________ OFFICERS 60-’61 ARLON GUNNELS. Pres. BILLY HAMMONS, V-Pres. BRENDA NETTLES. Sec. GORMA SUE WILSON. Treas. LINDA NETTLES. Rep. BILLY BYERS, Pari. HOBO PARTY SWEETHEART PARTY crockett chapter DEVELOPING FUTURE LEADERS FOR MARKETING AND DISTRIBUTION CHAPTER SWEETHEART FIRST- Judy Cheairs, Tiny Wilson. Sandra Simpson, Linda Nettles. Brenda Nettles, Mary Cartwright. Gorma Wilson. SECOND: Billie Kellet. Doris Kellet. Hazel Wilkins. Sandra Hardison. Janice Langston. Vernon Hughes. Leonard Haley. Cecil Jones. John Worsham. W. L. Mott. THIRD: Arlon Gunnels. Jimmy Birdwell. Danny Culps. Jack Hill. Charlie Farek. Billie Wayne Hammons. Minor Smith George Allen. FOURTH: Wayland Cook. Wayne Hale. George Childs. Gobert Bowdion. Billy Byers. Coleman Tyer, Roy Adams. THE BULLDOG BARKS EDITOR: Kay Callaway Prissy edited the news and laid it out on the dummy. BUSINESS MANAGER: Paul Stringer Paul decided how many ads were needed and kept a financial record. ASSISTANT BUS. MGR.: Larry Harrison ASSISTANT EDITOR: Pam Dykes Without the help of Pam and Larry, the job of getting a paper out would have been much more difficult. FEATURE EDITORS: Buff Dean, Mac Skipper, and Janita Frye The feature editors wrote many stories about school activities and subjects especially in- teresting to the students. SPORTS EDITORS: Sallye Spinks, Janice Hiroms, Richard Chapman, and Raymond Kirkland. Sallye and Janice reported the girls sports news, while Richard and Raymond wrote the boys' news. TYPISTS: Susan Craddock, Cherry Adams, and Judy Callaway. These three girls typed all the news so it could be prepared for printing. AD SALESMEN: Danny Eckles, Mike Mather, and Jerry Davis (not pictured). These boys did a fine job of sell- ing their quota of advertisements. Sponsor: Mr. W. L. Mott Mr. Mott's assistance was appreciated by the entire staff. ORGANIZATION REPORTERS: (Seated) Linda Nettles, Virginia Stowe, and Deanna Denny. (Standing) Janice Hiroms, Ruby James, Phyllis Moore, and Ottis Byers. The Bulldog Barks Staff Editor---------------------Kay Callaway Asst. Editor................Pam Dykes Business Mgr........................Paul Stringer Asst. Bus. Mgr...........Larry Harrison Feature Editors-------------Janita Frye Mac Skipper, Buff Dean Sports Editors Typists-------- Exchange Editor Ad Salesmen - - Sponsor -----Sallye Spinks Raymond Kirkland Janice Hiroms Richard Chapman -----Susan Craddock and Judy Callaway — Cherry Adams Jerry Davis Mike Mather Danny Eckles - Mr. W. L. Mott THE FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA STANDING: Donna Brent, Patsy Cook, Pam Hill, Judy Callaway, Ruby James, Melba Durrett, Faye Lee Story. SITTING: Virginia Stowe, Tommie Spinks, Sallye Spinks, and Marilyn Rosson. President - SALLYE SPINKS 1st Vice-President - TOMMIE SPINKS 2nd Vice-President - MELBA DURRETT 3rd Vice-President - FAYE LEE STORY 4th Vice-President - PATSY COOK Secretary - DONNA BRENT Treasurer - RUBY JAMES Song Leader - MARILYN ROSSON Historian - PAM HILL Parliamentarian - JUDY CALLAWAY Pianist - ROANNE WARREN (not pictured) FHA MEMBERS AND SWEETHEARTS ACTION SHOTS The initiation ceremonies into the FHA is held in the fall of the year. To be a mem- ber one must be taking homemaking now or have taken it a previous year. In June the Leadership Conference is held in Nacogdoches. The purpose of this conference is to plan FHA chapter activities for the fol- lowing year. Every spring a FHA Banquet is given. This parti- cular one took place in the spring of 1961. The future homemakers have many problems working in a nursery school. These two pictures are typical scenes. Chapter Sweetheart Janita Frye as she appeared in the parade at the Junior Livestock Show. Some of the agriculture students gather around the refreshments to enjoy their own house a little themselves. During the annual open house at the Agri- culture Building held during Public School Week, the city's citizens and visitors view the work done by the F.H.A. students dur- ing the year. The young farmers organization works in cooperation with the Vocational Agricul- ture department of Crockett High School. Below: Ag students serve refreshments to visitors at F. F. A. s open house. Above: Dr. Ogg, along with other mem- bers of the faculty received very nice and useful gifts from the Ag students. THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY At the beginning of the school year ten per cent of the senior class is selected for membership to the National Honor Society. Those selected to the Society in the fall of 1960 are: Douglas Adams, Ray Campbell, Julian Durst, Mac Skip- per, Paul Stringer, and Chester Rosson. OFFICERS President - ROANNE WARREN Vice-President - JANICE HIROMS Secretary - ROYCE ANN HEARD Janice Hiroms Roanne Warren Royce Ann Heard NEW MEMBERS AND SPONSOR Johnny Frye, Faith Kendall, and David Ferguson were elected to the Society in the spring of 1961. Mrs. Robbie Deauman, the sponsor, is in the background. 4 Roanne Warren is giving the closing speech of the program. The new members of the 1961 Society re- peat the pledge after Roanne Warren. The complete Society gathers for the tea after the initiation ceremony. ANNUAL STAFF EDITORS: Royce Ann Heard and Mac Skipper BUSINESS STAFF: Barbara Dickey. Cherry Adams, and Susan Craddock ANNUAL SALES: James Robert, Chester Rosson, Danny Eckles, Sal- lye Spinks, and Ann Petty SPORTS EDITORS: Janice Hiroms, Horace Moore, and Richard Chap- man PHOTOGRAPHER: Paul Stringer FEATURE EDITOR: Buff Dean HISTORIANS: Roanne Warren and Judy Callaway ASSISTANTS: Kay Callaway and Janita Frye TOP ROW: Royce Ann Heard, Mac Skipper, Barbara Dickey, Cherry Adams, Susan Craddock. SECOND ROW: James Robert, Chester Rosson, Danny Eckles, Sallye Spinks, Ann Petty. THIRD ROW: Janice Hiroms, Horace Moore, Richard Chap- man, Paul Stringer, Buff Dean. FOURTH ROW: Roanne Warren, Judy Callaway, Kay Calla- way, Janita Frye. Mac and Royce Ann are planning the dummy. This is one of their many tasks. Danny, Barbara, and Cherry have worked hard selling ads for the annual. James, Sallye, Danny, and Chester are giving Mrs. Julian their money for annual sales. Roanne and Judy are learning from these stacks of books, the proper way to write a class history. There are goof-offs at every annual meeting. This is no exception. Roanne and Richard are helping Barbara fix advertis ing pages. The sports editors, Horace and Janice, are searching for new ways to layout their pages. Loretta Downs Betty Hill Charlotte Beeson Melba Durrett Glenda Bass Judy Marks Mr. Henry, Director Barbara Dickey Chester Rosson Sandra Hardison Jimmy Murchison Roanne Warren Paul Stringer HARVEST FESTIVAL Thelda Craven, Jerry Ste- phens, Nell Darsey, Johnson Allee, Tommie Spinks, Ho- ward Edmiston Marianne Hallmark Jesse Stephens Tommy Tunstall, Jamie Waller, Jerry Farek, Nona Beth Saxon, Terry Knox, Shirley Reynolds Patsy Cook Troy Williamson Runners-Up: Marsha Dawson, bon Wilson WONDERLAND BY NIGHT The annual Junior-Senior Prom was held on April 13, 1961 in a setting depicting the theme Wonder- land by Night.” The formally dressed guests stepped upon a raised dais into a setting resplendent with orchids and twinkling stars, and danced the evening away to the romantic music played by the orchestra. Bert Patsy and Raymond Mary Pam and Don Judy and Joe Linda and Harold Sandra and Johnny Marsha and Clifford Gerri Jo and Troy Prissy and David Don and Susan Ann and Tommy Judy and Wade Kenneth and Cherry Linda and Roy Janita and Danny Lena and Jerry Marianne and James Roanne and Mac Lethia and Julian Janice and Jimmy Buff and Jessie Janice and Wilbur Linda and Horace Chester and Royce A. Luther and Melba Shirley and Richard Virginia and Bill -It Donna and Clifford Harold and Linda U.I.L. EVENTS SCIENCE: Paul Stringer, Dist, First Place. TYPING: Virginia Stowe, Sandra Parks, Ann Maples. Second Place District, Parks. POETRY READING: Sandra Farek, Phyllis Moore. District Second and Third Place, respectively. READY WRITING: Betty Ellis, Sandra Farek, Sandra won Second Place and Betty won Third at Dist. SPELLING: Barbara Dickey, Janice Hiroms, Royce Ann Heard. District Third Place. v SLIDE RULE: Jimmy Turner, Richard Satterwhite, Johnny Bear. Third place dist., Satterwhite. SHORTHAND: Roanne Warren, Dist. third place winner NUMBER SENSE: Richard Satterwhite, Martha Birdwell, Jimmy Turner DECLAMATION: Faith Kendall and Linda Knox Linda Knox, first place winner in Declamation at District Meet, went on to State to win second place. GIRLS' DEBATE: Pam Dykes and Donna Brent. Dist. second place. BOYS' DEBATE: Chester Rosson, Jimmy Turner (alt.), Clifford Wood; Dist. first place. Regional third place. «a «. ■ v. SPECIAL AWARDS ACADEMIC LETTERS: Satterwhite, Turner, Driskell, Heard, Rosson, Graham, Brent, Hiroms, Skipper, Warren, Dykes, Brent, Farek, Ken- dall, Parks, James, Darsey, Arnold, Denney, Craven, Moore. Dr. Ogg presents CHS highest award to a deserving student. PERFECT ATTENDANCE: Front row - Terry, Stowe, Graham, Victery, Langley, Saxon, James; second row - Culp, Edmis- ton. Bear, Hallmark, Vaden, Farek; third row - Woolley, Gayle, Vickers, Farek. BEST ALL AROUND: Sallye Spinks and Horace Moore. STUDENT COUNCIL CITIZEN- SHIP: Royce Ann Heard and Chester Rosson. SPORTSMANSHIP AWARDS: Janice Hiroms and Kenneth Bowman. SB Janice Hiroms, D.A.R. Good Citizen, Rotary Plaque, Babe Ruth Sportsmanship. Roanne Warren, Balfour Plaque and Key. Douglas Adams and Ray Campbell, Agri- culture Award. Cherry Adams, Com- mercial Award.______________________ C AWARDS: The above students received letters in either athlet- ics or an interscholastic league event during their high school career. They are: Mary Ann Ellis, Sallye Spinks, Janice Hiroms, Cherry Adams, Roanne Warren, Brenda Nettles. BACK ROW; Kenneth Bowman, Chester Rosson, Horace Moore, and Richard Chapman. DRAMA Don Northern, Clifford Woods, Jerry Davis, Linda Knox, and Troy Williamson were in the cast of Henryk Mail Order Wife Clifford Rosser and Don Wilson in a practice session for the play, Call Hector, Tommy Bullock and Roy Adams in a scene from the Breaking of Bread , � « � � « ' H , Linda Nettles, Cherry Adams, Roanne Warren, Sallye Spinks, and Joan Marshall were the cast for the District Pam Dykes and Sandra Farek in a scene from I Shall Be Waiting. FAVORITES Susan, a senior, and Johnny, a junior, were chosen second runners-up most popu- lar. Susan was a beauty nominee three years of her high school life and has been a student council member also. She was a cheerleader for two years, having been chosen head cheerleader her junior year. Johnny has been an outstanding athlete and has been selected for several all-dis- trict teams. SUSAN CRADDOCK and JOHNNY FRYE RUNNERS-UP MOST POPULAR KENNETH BOWMAN and LINDA KNOX Kenneth Bowman and Linda Knox were chosen first runners-up most popular. Kenneth is a senior and is president of his class. He has been outstanding during his high school career in almost all sports. He was chosen most valuable football play- er in 1959 and has been all-district the past three years. Linda has also been outstanding during her high school career, having been vice- president of the sophomore class, student council member, and assistant drum major of the Bulldog Band. BEAUTY NOMINEES First Runners-Up: Linda Cheryl Knox and John Allison Frye, Jr. Second Runners-Up: Judianne Callaway and Horace Clifford Moore, Jr. Nominees: Kay Callaway, Wade Sullivan, Marianne Hallmark, Richard Chapman, and Susan Craddock. Junior Class DAVID FERGUSON and MARSHA DAWSON Senior Class BUFF DEAN and KENNETH BOWMAN CLAS! Sophomore Class: OTTIS BYERS and ELIZABETH VICTERY I I Richard and Paula I Betty and James Paula and Billy W. WHO’S WHOSE Charlotte and Waymon Barbara and Frank Butch and Joan Tommie and Billy Jan and Harold Janice and Wilbur Linda and Frank HIGHLIGHTS OF 1960 Twenty-three lettermen received jackets as a climax to the end of perhaps the most brilliant season in the annals of Crockett Hi. Forty-five boys formed the nucleus of a team that wanted to and were ready to pay the price to be victorious. The team won 9 games during the year and became the first Crockett team to ever post an undefeated season, although playing one tie in early season. In district play the Bulldogs played the role of true champions, copping both the district championship and the dis- trict Sportsmanship trophy. During the season the Bulldogs amassed a total of 277 points, while being dented for only 52. In the four district matches, Crockett scored 134 points and shut out three of the opponents, giving up only 6 points. They placed eight boys on the All-District team, five honorable mention All-District, and had one player chosen as an honorable mention All-State performer. The team was gifted with four wonderful coaches who taught to them the true meaning of football, that is to win and to win as a unit, not as individuals. Desire and clean play were stressed throughout the season. As sportsmen, the Bulldogs never made a poor showing. Although the football season is over, the memory of the boys who made the team that represented Crockett Hi in 1960 will be long remem- bered, and with good cause. TOP ROW: Bowman. Moore. Gayle. Eckles, Allen, Woolley. Beard. Birdwell, Stowe, Hammond. Durst, Chapman, Benton, Beavers. SECOND ROW: Coach Stevens, Coach Moore, Williamson. Fore, Adams. Brown, Ferguson, Frye, Sulli- van, Northcutt, Rosser, Robert, Buffington, Coach Haas, Coach Nichols. THIRD ROW: Byers, McLeod, Harrison, Stephens. Dawson, Brewer, Young, Manning, Jackson, Barbee. Mgr. Bear. BOTTOM ROW: Grayson. Rosser, Bennett. Tuns tall, Stephenson. Durrett, Miller. Erwin. Hall, Over- street, Mgr. Murchison. JIMMY BIRDWELL Left End. 1 year letter man, Sr. ROBERT GAYLE Left Tackle, 2 year let- terman, Hon. Ment. All Dist. Tackle, Sportsman- ship Award, Sr. RICHARD CHAPMAN Left Guard, 3 year letter - man. All District, All Area Guard, Sr. DANNY ECKLES Center, 2 year letterman, Hon. Ment. All Dist. Center, Sr. DON BEARD HORACE MOORE DAVID FERGUSON JERRY STEPHENS Right Guard, 2 year let- terman, All District de- fensive End, Soph. Right Tackle. 2 year let- terman, Hon. Ment. All Dist. Tackle, Sr. Right End, 3 year letter - man, Co-Captain, All District, All Area, Hon. Ment. All State End, Sr. Quarterback, 2 year let- terman, All District, All Area quarterback. Most Valuable Player, Jr. KENNETH BOWMAN JAMES BUFFINGTON JOHNNY FRYE Left halfback, 3 year let- terman, Co-Captain, All District, All Area half- Right halfback, 2 year let- terman, Hon. Ment. All Dist. halfback, Sr. Fullback, 3 year letter- man. All District fullback, Jr. ha t - Si Pictured on this page are the boys who composed the Bulldog Offensive line-up. On the team were eight Seniors, two Juniors, and one Sophomore. Playing with a team effort, the Bulldogs scored 277 pts. in the regular season. These boys accounted for most of those points. HAROLD STOWE Tackle, 2 year letterman, All-District defensive Tackle, Sr. JERRY BEAVERS Tackle, 1 year letterman, All-District defensive Line-backer, Sr. DON WOOLLEY End, 2 year letterman, Hon. Ment. All-Dist. devensive End, Sr. JAMES ROBERT End, 2 year letterman, Sr. NORRIS BENTON CHARLES HAMMOND GEORGE ALLEN CLIFFORD ROSSER Half-back, 2 year letterman. Fullback, 1 year letter- Guard, 1 year letterman. Guard, 1 year letterman, Sr. man, Sr. Sr. Jr. RAYMOND FORE WADE SULLIVAN WAYNE BROWN DON NORTHCUTT Guard, 1 year letterman. Center, 2 year letterman. Quarterback, 1 year let- End, 1 year letterman, Jr. Jr- Jr. terman, Jr. JIMMY DAWSON OTTIS BYERS MIKE McLEOD TOMMY TUNSTALL ROGER ERWIN BOBBY JACKSON Squadman, Soph. Squadman, Soph. Squadman, Soph. Squadman, Soph. Squadman, Fresh. Squadman, Soph. JULIAN DURST BERT BREWER JACK BARHEE BILLY HARRISON T. WILLIAMSON EARL MILLER Squadman, Sr. Squadman, Soph. Squadman, Soph. Squadman, Soph. Squadman, Jr. Squadman, Fresh. DICK HALL DAVID ADAMS JAMES BENNETT VERNON DURRETT CRAIG MANNING TOBY YOUNG Squadman, Fresh. Squadman, Jr. Squadman, Fresh. Squadman, Fresh. Squadman, Soph. Squadman. Soph. Pictured on this page are members of the Bull- dog Jr. Varsity squad. These boys brought to Crockett High School the District Championship of the District 22AA Junior Varsity League. Composed of mostly Freshmen and Sophomores, these boys proved they had what it takes when the chips are down. The team, coached by Coach Ray Stevens, showed promise of greater things for the future of Crockett Hi. All but one of these players will return next year. Earl Mil- ler, a Freshman halfback, was chosen as the team's Most Valuable Player. SIDNEY ROSSER H. STEPHENSON CALVIN OVERSTREET Squadman, Fresh. Squadman, Fresh. Squadman, Fresh. Robert Gayle - Sportsmanship Award. David Ferguson - Most Valuable Player. These boys were chosen for these awards by their teammates. Coaches Moore, Haas, Nichols, and Stevens These four men guided the Bulldogs to their most successful season in history. Their patience and untiring efforts made men out of boys and brought to C. H.S. a place in the state rankings. They finished 9th in the state. Managers Murchison and Bear The unsung heroes of any football team are the managers. Jimmy and Johnny did a good job for the Bulldogs in 1960-61. Smiles of confidence play across the faces of the seniors as they talk before the huge crowd present at the Homecoming bonfire. The Bull- dogs won the Homecoming game, as they chewed up the Madisonville Mustangs 30-0 and went on to become the first undefeated Crockett football team in history. Sixteen seniors, all of whom were present at the bonfire, played their last minutes for C.H.S. during the glorious 60-'61 season, a season that will never be forgotten. SEASON'S RECORD C.H.S. 27 6 Trinity C.H.S. 20 8 Groveton C.H.S. 12 12 Gladewater C.H.S. 22 12 Hearne C.H.S. 14 0 A M Consolidated C.H.S. 48 8 Woodville C.H.S. 27 0 Navasota C.H.S. 30 0 Madisonville C.H.S. 27 6 Cleveland C.H.S. 50 0 Bi-DISTRICT Livingston C.H.S. 8 39 Bellville JAMES BUFFINGTON. Captain 3 yr. letterman, all-dist. 59-60-61; Senior. Above is shown the starting lineup who compiled a record of 16 wins and 10 losses. To the left is the 1960-61 basket- ball squad who worked together as a team to com- pile one of the better records of C. H. S. basket- ball history. The team was under the direc- tion of Coach Wayne Williams. KENNETH BOWMAN 4 yr. letterman Senior HORACE MOORE 4 yr. letterman Senior DAVID FERGUSON 2 yr. letterman all-dist. Junior JOHNNY FRYE 2 yr. letterman Junior OTTIS BYERS two letters all-dist. Sophomore WADE SULLIVAN DON WOOLLEY 2 yr. Squadrnan 2 yr. Squadman NORRIS BENTON 2 yr. letterman Right: Ottis Byers goes high for two points against Livingston in a dis- trict tilt. David Ferguson and Ho- race Moore look on. Upper right: James Buffington makes two as the MIGHTY BLUE warms up for the oncoming game. Horaee Moore out smarts the opposition as he dribbles in for two more points against Navasota. Crockett finished the basketball season with a record of sixteen victories and ten losses. DANNY SISSOM TROY WILLIAMSON DISTRICT GAMES Crockett 69 Livingston 56 Crockett 35 Madisonville 69 Crockett 65 Cleveland 36 Crockett 56 Navasota 23 Crockett 73 Grapeland 28 Crockett 37 Madisonville 67 Crockett 55 Livingston 67 Crocektt 77 Cleveland 60 Crockett 54 Navasota 48 WAYNE BROWN VERNON DURRETT DONNY CONOWAY LEON LOWERY BILLY HARRISON Nell Darsey and Elizabeth Victery win top honors for C.H.S. in State Meet at Austin. This victory, Crockett's first in State Meet, is a fitting climax to years of hard practice by these cham- pions. TEAM - Standing: Darsey, Hill, Victery and Coach Williams, Seated. Wade Sullivan and Jimmy Turner represented Crockett in boys' doubles at District and won first place. Kneeling: Jimmy Turner and Wade Sullivan; Oma Lea Brent, not present. PAM HILL OMA LEA BRENT GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAM JANICE HIROMS 4 year letterman All-District Forward DONNA BRENT 3 year letterman 2nd All-District PATSY COOK MARILYN CHRISTIAN 1 year letterman l year letterman MARGARET CHRISTIAN 2 year letterman Coaches: MR. BROWN MRS. BEAR Manager: TOMMIE SPINKS Co-Captains: JANICE HIROMS Sallie Spinks OMA LEE BRENT 1 year letterman SALLIE SPINKS 4 year letterman All-District Guard MARY CHRISTIAN 2 year letterman 2nd All-District GLENDA LANSFORD BONNIE ALFRED MARY ELLIS KAREN LANSFORD The Bulldogettes finished second in district play with a four win, two loss record. These girls were the starters through- out the entire 1960-61 season. STANDING: Coach Nichols, Bowman, Stephens, Moore, Ferguson, Gayle, Chapman, Brewer, Coach Moore. KNEELING: Rushing, Downs, Frye, Wilson, Brown, Rosser, manager Craven. BASEBALL CATCHERS: Gayle, Frye, and Stephens. Gayle, one yr. letterman won hon. mention all-Dist. Frye, two yr. letterman, won All- Dist. catcher. Stephens, two yr. letterman, won All-Dist. right field. COACHES: Moore and Nichols brought Crockett to first District championship in baseball since 1952. OUTFIELDERS: Downs, Bowman, Chapman, Moore, Stephens, Rushing. INFIELDERS: Brewer, Bowman, Wilson, Brown, Ferguson, Rosser, Gayle. PITCHERS: Brewer, Bowman, Chapman, Brown. Mr. J. B. Robert, who gave so much time and effort to improving the baseball field and buildings. SCHEDULE AND SCORES OF GAMES FOR 1961 Crockett 1 A M Consolidated Crockett 9 Central Con. Crockett 7 Palestine Crockett 7 Groveton •Crockett 7 Livingston •Crockett 9 Navasota •Crockett 17 Madisonville •Crockett 4 Livingston •Crockett 5 Navasota •Crockett 12 Madisonville •Crockett 9 Cleveland Crockett 12 Grapeland •Crockett 9 Cleveland DISTRICT 16AA FINAL STANDINGS Crockett 7 1 Livingston 6 2 Cleveland 4 4 Navasota 3 5 Madisonville 0 8 2 6 6 3 2 1 1 5 2 7 0 4 1 TOP ROW: Ferguson, Frye, Moore, Brewer, Alexander, Bowman. BOTTOM ROW: Stephenson, Tunstall, Grayson, Bennett, Hall, Haley. TRACK SPRINT RELAY: Same personnel with ex- KENNETH BOWMAN: fourth yr. ception of Ferguson. Bowman was fourth track letterman, first place man; picture not available, broad jump Dist. 22AA, mem- ber of sprint relay team and high jump. HORACE MOORE: two year let terman, second place winner low hurdles Dist. 22 A A track meet, member sprint relay team and mile relay. GOLF - The golf team, consisting of Tommy Welch, JackN. Barbee, Howard Edmiston, Buddy Davis, and Don Northcutt had a successful year, finishing second in district play. The BONFIRE helped light the path to the Bulldog's District Championship FRESHMAN DEDICATION The Freshman Class of Crockett High School wishes to dedicate this page of the 1961 Bulldog to Terry Paxton Knox, who passed away on March 26, 1961 in Houston. Terry entered C. H. S. as a freshman in the fall of 1960. Terry was an outstanding member of his class and was loved by his friends and classmates. He will live long in the memory of those who knew him. SENIORS Dear Classmates, September 7, 1949, a date probably forgotten by many of us, was our first step on the stairway of success. Yes, on that day sixty-seven frightened yet eager children entered the first grade of Crockett Elementary School. After twelve years of school, work, and fun, nineteen of the original sixty-seven have managed to remain to- gether through the trials and temptations of our youth. Miss Ruth Maxwell and Mrs. Beatrice Griffin were our courageous and conscientious first grade teachers. That year we learned to read by the association of words and pictures; to count by counting colorful beads; and to write by the painstaking efforts on the part of both student and teacher. However juvenile that may sound now, our education is built on these three fundamentals. We lovingly remember our second grade teachers, Mrs. Easterly and Mrs. Faver, for their patience and ten- derness. Mrs. Bynum. Mrs. Caskey, Miss King, and Mrs. Schmidt, our third and fourth grade teachers, respec- tively, taught with a ruling but gentle hand that we affectionately remember. Mr. Mullens, our principal, was replaced by Mr. Gailen Stewart our fourth grade year. Going up more steps, we felt a little self-important. Departmental work and the use of the main library made the fifth grade more exciting. Mrs. Marcus Mason and Mrs. Pauline Moore were our homeroom teachers that year. When we entered the sixth grade, we really felt in the swing of the junior high activities for we thought that we were as big as the eighth graders. In the seventh grade we KNEW that we were as important as the eighth graders; so we began partying more and more. All of this was just leading up to the Big Year. Yes, the eighth grade was everything we thought it would be. The PUPS' HOWL was ours; the other classes looked up to us; the junior high band and football team were a part of us; and promotion day was awaited ex- pectantly. It came at last on May 28, 1957! That day we lined up anxiously upstairs, had a group picture made, and after a nervous silence, began marching down the stairs into the auditorium singing meaningfully Shout! Wherever you may be, I am an American, I am from the heart of me. After appropriate remarks by Superin- tendent W. L. Jordan and Principal Gailen Stewart, we proudly walked across the stage to receive our diplomas. Our seniors initiated us fish into high school the same day. Several picnics and parties were on our agenda during this time. We fondly remember Miss Hattie Wootters, Mrs. Carpenter, Mrs. Sallas, Mrs. Caskey, Mr. Summers, and Miss Hassell as just a few of our junior high teachers. Being in high school was a dream come true. However, we soon discovered that the courses were somewhat harder even though numerous activities were always available. Our freshman class raised money mainly by selling cakes on the square in order to honor the sophomores with a party: Candyland was our theme. Our sponsors that year were Mrs. Robbie Deauman and Mr. Charles English; Mr. William Schmidt was principal. As sophomores, we welcomed Superintendent T. W. Ogg into our school system, and although we were sorry to lose Mr. Schmidt, we warmly received Mr. Stewart as our new principal. The freshmen honored us with An Evening in Paris that spring. Mrs. Nat Patton, Jr. and Mr. S. N. Boykin were our sponsors. We are juniors and we are going to honor the seniors with the best prom ever was almost the password our junior year. We worked together harmoniously and continuously in order to make this obsession a reality. By sponsoring school parties, selling cakes, keeping the basketball concession stand rolling with trade, and winning the prize money at the Jabberwock for the best skit, we reached our monetary goal. We made crepe paper roses at our class meetings night after night. The night of the prom we slowly drifted in to the strains of Moonlight and Roses, the theme and theme song of our prom. Mrs. Bess Hazlett and Mr. A. H. Sanders were our junior sponsors. Now we are on the twelfth step of success. Our senior year is fast drawing to a close, but our wonderful mem- ories will not soon fade away. The district championship in football and the reception of our beautiful senior rings highlighted last semester. Mrs. Lucy Heard and Mr. Jimmy Moore are our class sponsors. We are now looking forward to the prom and other parties and banquets to be given in our honor, but the most important day to us in the near future is graduation day - May 30, 1961. Throughout the halls of dear ole CHS I can almost hear us singing; Hail Alma Mater, hats off to you. Ever you’ll find us loyal and true; Firm and undaunted ever we'll be. Hail to the school we love here's a Toast to thee. Loyally, Seniors of '61 s E N I R S RICHARD CHAPMAN HORACE MOORE KENNETH BOWMAN President - KENNETH BOWMAN Vice-President - HORACE MOORE Secretary-Treasurer - RICHARD CHAPMAN ADAMS, CHERRY FAYE Band 1, 2,3; Junior Vice-Pres. 3;F.H.A. 1,2; Annual Staff 4; Pep Squad 4; Bulldog Barks Staff 4; Alternate Crockette 4; Speech Club Librarian 1,2; Play Con. 4; Office Worker 3, 4; Best Dancer 4; Volleyball 1. BEESON, CHARLOTTE ANN F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, Parliamentarian!, 2nd Vice-Pres. 2, Sec. 3, District Meeting 1,2; Pep Squad 1; Library Club 1; D.E. Club 4; Choral Club 3; Basketball 1; Vol- leyball 1, 2; Badminton 1,2, 3, 4. ADAMS, DOUGLAS WAVEL F.F.A. Pres. 2;F.F.A. Treas. 3;N.H.S. 4; Lone Star Farmer. BENTON. NORRIS WAYNE, JR. Basketball 2,3,4; Football 3,4; F.F.A. 1,2,3, Sen- tinel 3; F.H.A. Sweetheart 3; Track 2; Harvest Festi- val 2; Most Handsome Contest 4. ALLEN, GEORGE Football 2. 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Runner-Up Quietest; D.E. 4. BIRDWELL, JIMMY LEE Most Daring 4; Football 2,4; F.F.A. 1,2; Baseball 1. BEARD, DONALD STEWART Football 3,4, Honor Mention All-District 4; F. F. A. 1, 2, Parliamentarian 1,2. BOWMAN, KENNETH DOUGLAS Jr. High Football 1; Jr. High Capt. 1; Track 1,2, 3, 4; Football Letterman 2,3,4, All-District 2,3,4; C Club 2,3. 4, Club Reporter; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Hon- orable Mention All-Dist. 3, Most Valuable 3; Harvest Festival Duke 3; Student Council 4; Class President 4; Class Favorite 4; Runner-Up Most Popular 4; Baseball 1,2,3, 4, All -East Texas 3, 4; Best Dancer 4. BEAVERS, JERRY LYNN F. F. A. 1, 2, 3; Football 1,2, 4; All-District Football 4; Track 1,2,3, 4. BUFFINGTON. JAMES ROBERT Basketball 2,3,4, Captain 4, All-District 3, 4; Football 3,4, Hon. Mention All-District 4; Track 3, 4; F. H. A. Sweetheart 4; F.F.A. 1,2; Most Athletic 4. BYERS, BILLY AULT F. F. A. 1,2; Basketball 1,2; D. E. 3,4; D. E. Parlia- mentarian 4. CHAPMAN. RICHARD PAUL Class Secretary-Treas. 4; Jr, High Football 1; Foot- ball Letterman 2,3,4; All-Dist. Football 4; Baseball Letterman 1,2,3, 4; C Club 1,2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; Bulldog Barks Staff 3,4; Senior Personality 4; Most Handsome Nom. 3,4; Spanish Club 1,2. CALLAWAY, JUDY ANN Class Pres. 2; Band 1,2, 3, 4; Majorette 2,3,4; Senior Personality 4; Harvest Festival Queen 4; Beauty Nom. 4; Runner-Up Most Beautiful 4; F. H. A. 4; F. H. A. Officer 4; Annual Staff 4; Bulldog Barks Staff 3, 4; Spanish Club 1,2; Office Help 4; Student Council 3. CHILDS, GEORGE DAVYRL CALLAWAY, KATHRYN ANN Miss C. H. S, 4; Harvest Festival Queen 2; Class Presi- dent 3; Class Favorite 3; Football Sweetheart 3; Bull- dog Barks 2, Asst. Ed. 3, Ed. 4; Student Council 3; Band 1,2, 3,4; Twirler 3,4, President 4; Runner-Up Class Favorite 4; Beauty Nominee 4; Cutest Girl 4; Office Help 4; Spanish Club 1,2. COOK, WAYLAND CAMPBELL, OWEN RAY F. F. A. Pres 3, 4; N. H. S. 4; Volleyball 4. CRADDOCK, SUSAN Beauty Nominee 1,2,4; Spanish Club 1,2; Student Council 1,2,3, 4; Band 1; Pep Squad 2; Cheerleader 3, 4; Head Cheerleader 3; Class Favorite 2; Football Sweetheart 4; Runner-Up Most Popular 4; Harvest Fes- tival 2; Bulldog Barks 4; Wittiest 4; Office 4. CARSWELL, JERALD DeWAYNE DEAN, DIANNA ELIZABETH Student Council 1,2,4; Crockettes 3,4; Pep Squad President 4; Band 1; Annual Staff 4; Class Favorite 4; Best Dressed 4; F. H. A, 1, 4; Bulldog Barks 4; Office Girl 4; Homemaker of the Year 4; Spanish Club 1,2. DICKEY, BARBARA JEAN Band 1, 2, 3, 4; F. H. A. 1, 4; Bandsman of Month 4; All-District Band 1,3; Most Intellectual 4; Annual Staff 4; U.I.L. District Spelling 2,3, 4; Solo and Ensemble Contest 1, 2, 3, 4; Librarian 1, 4; Speech Play 4. ELLIS, MARY ANN F.H.A. 1, 4; Basketball 1, 4. DOMINY, LETHIA ANN F.H.A. 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1; Harvest Festival 1; Typ- ing U.I.L. 3; Crockettes 3,4; Most Likely to Succeed 4; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Chorus Club 3. FAREK, CHARLIE PAUL F.F.A. 1,2.3. Chapter Farmer 4; D.E. 1,4; D.E. Club 4; Cutest Senior Personalities 4. DURRETT, MELBA WILLIAMS F.H.A. 3,4; F.H.A. Officer 4; Office Practice and Worker 4; Chorus 3, 4. FRYE, JANITA PAMELA Most Beautiful 2. 3, 4. Runner-Up 2; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Twirler 1,2,3; Drum Major 4; Student Council 1,2,3, 4; F.F.A. Sweetheart 3,4; Dist. Sweetheart; Area Sweetheart; Class Favorite 1; Spanish Club 1,2; Honor Roll 1,2,3; Annual Staff 4; Bulldog Barks 4; Academic Letter 2,3. DURST. JULIAN COOK Class Vice-President 1; Band 1,2; Student Council 4; Harvest Festival King 4; Academic Letter 2,3; Spanish Club 1,2; Honor Roll 1,2,3. GANDY, MARY LOUISE Band 1,2; F. H. A. 1,2, 3, 4; Library Club 1; Pep Squad 3, 4; Bulldog Barks Staff 4. ECKLES. VERNON DURELL. JR. Spanish Club 1; Jr. High Football 1; High School Foot- ball 2, 3, 4; F. F. A. 2; Runner-Up Most Popular 4; C Club 3, 4; Mr. Atlas Senior Personalities 4; Bulldog Barks Staff 4; Volleyball 3; Harvest Festival 1, Honor- able Mention All-District 4, Track 1. GAYLE, ROBERT WAYNE Spanish Club 1; Jr. High Football 1; F.F. A. 2,3,4. Reporter 3, Treasurer 4; High School Football 3,4, Sportsmanship Award 4, Honorable Mention All-District 4; Baseball 2,3,4; C Club 4; Friendliest Senior Per- sonalities 4; Track 4. GUNNELS, ARLON DOYCE F. F. A, 1,2; Student Council 1; Basketball 1,2,4; Baseball 1; Track 1,4; D. E. 3,4; D. E. President 4. HEARD, ROYCE ANN Band 2; Honor Roll 2,3; Academic Letter 2,3; Pep Squad 3, 4; Office Girl 3; F. H. A. 4; N. H. S. 3. 4, Sec.-Treas. 4; S.C. Citizenship Award 3; Friendliest 4: Editor of Annual 4. HALLMARK, MARIANNE F. H. A. 1, 2, 3. 4; F. H. A. President 2; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 4; Miss Venus 4; Beauty Nominee 4; Harvest Festival 4; Chorus Club 3. HILL, BOBBY JOE HAMMOND, CHARLES HERMAN HIROMS, JANICE MARIE Basketball 1,2,3, 4; 2nd All-District 3; Student Coun- cil 1,3,4, Vice-President 4; N. H. S. 3,4; Vice-Presi- dent N. H. S. 4; Bulldog Barks Staff 4; Annual Staff 4; D. A. R Good Citizen 4; Volleyball 1,4; Pep Squad 4; Most Athletic 4. HAMMONS, BILLY WAYNE Basketball 1,2,3; Vice-President F. F. A. 2; Most Pop- ular 3; D. E. Vice-President 4. JONES, CECIL ALAN HARDISON, SANDRA ANN F. H. A. 1; Declamation 1, 2, 3; D. E. Club 3, 4. KIRKLAND, RAYMOND UDELL Football 1; Spanish Club 1; Cheerleader 3; Bulldog Barks 3, 4; Volleyball 3, 4; Class Favorite 2; Harvest Festival 3. LANGSTON. VELVA JANICE F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Secretary of F. H. A. 2; Pianist 3; D.E. 3. 4; Pep Squad 4. PETTY, MYRTLE ANN F. H. A. 1; Pep Squad 1,3; Chorus 2; Annual Staff 4; Band 2, 3, 4; F.H.A. Junior Degree; Volleyball 1,2. MOORE, HORACE CLIFFORD, JR. Class Pres. 1; Vice-Pres. 4; Class Favorite 1,3; Foot- ball 2,3,4, Co-Captain 4; Sportsmanship Award 2; Basketball 1, 2,3,4; Track 1. 2, 3. 4; Baseball 1. 2, 3, 4; Harvest Festival King 1; Annual Staff 4; Bulldog Barks 3; Senior Personality 4; Mr. C.H.S. 4; Runner-Up Most Popular 3; Most Handsome Nominee 2,3,4; F.F.A. 4; C Club 1,2,3, 4. ROBERT, JAMES WALTON Football 1,2, 3, 4; Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 1; Of- fice Help 4; Volleyball 3; Annual Staff 4. NETTLES, BRINDA F.H.A. 1,4; Student Council 1; D. E. 4; D.E. Secre- tary 4; Pep Squad 4. ROSSON. CHESTER CLYDE, JR. N.H.S. 4; N. M.S.C. 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3; Annual Staff 4; Academic Letter 3; Social Studies Award 1; Spelling 3; Debate 4; Most Courteous 4; F.F.A. 1; Librarian 4. NETTLES. LINDA F.H.A. 1,4, Secretary 1; Basketball Manager 1; Vol- leyball 1,2; D.E. 4; D.E. Reporter 4; Pep Squad 4; D.E. Sweetheart 4. SKIPPER. ROY McLEAN Band 1,2,3, 4; All-District Band 2; Bandsman of the Month 4; Spanish Club 1,2; District U.I.L. Events 2, 3, Regional 3; Editor of Annual 4; Bulldog Barks Staff 4; Most Sophisticated 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3; Academic Letter 2.3; N.H.S. 4; Office Help. PETERSON, REBECCA ANN Library Club 1; F.H.A. 1.2.3. 4; Pep Squad 3; Band 1,2; Most Daring 4; Office Girl 4; Bulldog Barks Staff 4. SMITH, MINOR AARON F.F.A. 1.2; D.E. 4. SPINKS, SALLYE ANNETTE Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4; Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Chapter President 4; Crockettes 3, 4; One-Act Plays 4. TYRE, ALBERT COLEMAN F. F. A. 1. 2: D. E. C. A. 4; Band 1,2, 3, 4. STEPHENS, JESSE LEWIS F. F. A. 1,2, Chapter Treasurer 2, State Convention 2; Harvest Festival 4. WARREN, BETTY ROANNE Class Sec.-Treas. 1,2,3; Spanish Club 1,2; Band 1, 2; Band Council 2; Honor Roll 1,2,3; Library Club Sec.-Treas. 1; Dist. U. I. L. Events 1,2,3; Academic Letter 2, 3; Choir Accompanist 3; Annual Staff 4; F. H. A. Pianist 4; N. H. S. 3, 4; President 4; Pep Squad 3, 4. STOWE, HAROLD EDWIN Band 1; F. F. A. 1,2,3, State Convention 2, Chapter Secretary 2, 3; Football 3, 4, All-District 4. WILSON, GORMA SUE Student Librarian 1; F. H, A. 1, Reporter 1, Parlia- mentarian 2; Class President 2; Student Council 3. STRINGER, PAUL DEAN Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Librarian 3, 4; Bandsman of Month 3; Solo and Ensemble Contest 2, 3; Annual Staff 4; Bull- dog Barks Staff 3, 4; Business Manager 4; N. H. S, 4; Academic Letter 2,3; Spanish Club 1,2; Librarian 1; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3. WOOLLEY. DONALD GENE Jr. High Football 1; High School Football 2,3,4; Bas- ketball 3,4; Track 4; F. F. A. 1.3,4; Wittiest Sen- ior Personalities 4; Volleyball 4; Honorable Mention All-District 4; Pep Squad 1,2. V SENIOR PERSONALITIES MOST ATHLETIC Janice Hiroms and James Buffington MOST INTELLECTUAL Barbara Dickey and Ray Campbell MOST DARING Rebecca Peterson and Jimmy Birdwell FRIENDLIEST Royce Ann Heard and Robert Gayle WITTIEST Susan Craddock and Don Woolley QUIETEST Linda and Brinda Nettles, and Jerry Beavers MOST SOPHISTICATED Mack Skipper and Roanne Warren In a class-wide elec- tion, these seniors were chosen as most repre- sentative of the positions given them. MOST COURTEOUS Chester Rosson and Melba Durrett LOUDEST Judy Callaway and Horace Moore ROANNE WARREN JANICE HIROMS Salutatorian Valedictorian COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES Bulldog Stadium was the scene on May 30, 1961, of Commencement Exercises for the class of 1961. At this time, 53 people received their diplomas of graduation and left behind the old, well-trodden ways at Crockett High School. Of these 53 graduates, 13 were graduated with honors, and from these 13, Janice Hiroms was named valedictorian and Roanne Warren was named salutatorian. Mac Skipper was high ranking boy in the class. These 13 out of 53 graduates comprised the largest percentage of honor students of any class in school. BACK ROW: Spinks, Beard, Durst, Chapman, Eckles, Beavejs, Woolley, Gayle, Byers, Skipper, Stringer, Hammons. THIRD ROW: Robert, Benton, Birdwell, Moore, Kirkland, Petty, Buffington, Hallmark, Childs, Mc- Donald, Stevens, Stowe. SECOND ROW: Beeson, Bowman, Callaway, Dickey, Langston, Dominy, B. Nettles, L. Nettles. Gun- nels, Tyre, Campbell, Dean, Warren, Adams. FIRST ROW: Craddock, Frye, Callaway, Heard, Ellis, Gandy, Peterson, Durrett, Adams, Smith, Farek, Hiroms, Wilson, Hardison, Rosson. The class listens intently to Dr. Estes' address. Mac Skipper, high ranking boy of the class, accompanies Paul Stringer as he plays a tuba solo. ,f|k V3B - Janice delivers the Valedictory as the Class of '61 listens with mixed emotions. Mrs. Hazlett, a friend of all the mem- bers of the graduating class for the past four years, plaits a bridle with Paul's honor cord as Robert Gayle looks on. Judy, Roanne, Buff, and Janita very beautifully sing The Halls of Ivy’ to the class and to the audience. Roanne Warren, Richard Chapman, Janita Frye, Ray Campbell, Royce Ann Heard, Julian Durst, Sallye Spinks, Mac Skipper, Linda Nettles, Chester Rosson, Judy Callaway, Paul Stringer and Janice Hiroms were the Honor Students of the class. Mr. H. B. Knox presents the di- plomas, with Mr. Stewart assisting. SCENES AT GRADUATION Below, is a part of the large audience which attended the com- mencement program. Janice delivers a very inspira- tional speech as her V aledictory. d_____ GRADUATION!! Chester Rosson receives diploma from Mr. H. B. Knox, school board member. u a Jimmy Birdwell, Robert Gayle, and Harold Stowe test mike before gradua- tion ceremony. The class of 1961 had the honor of being the first class to have commencement exercises at Bulldog Sta- dium. In this scene, Buff Dean marches forward to receive her diploma. JUNIORS ANN MAPLES GERRI JO HALBERT WADE SULLIVAN J U N I O R S President - WADE SULLIVAN Vice-President - GERRI JO HALBERT Secretary-Treasurer - ANN MAPLES We, as officers of the Junior class, would like to take this opportunity to thank the members of our class who have been so cooperative and faithful to class projects, for the privilege of serv- ing them during this important year of our high school career. It has been a pleasure and an honor to hold this office. We have now completed this fabulous year and as we enter our Senior year we would like to wish everyone the best of luck in the future. Brown, Elnora Brown, Wayne Cartright, Mary Ann Crofford, Judith Christian, Margaret Christian, Mary Cloud, Jimmy Cook, Patsy Corbin, Billy Jack Culp, Daniel Davis, Jerry Dawson, Marsha Downs, Tiny Dykes, Pam Farek, Sandra Ferguson, David Halbert, Jerri Jo Hale, Louis Wayne Haley, Leonard Harrison, Larry Bullock, Tommy Hughes, Vernon Johnson, Jane Kellett, Billy Jean Kellett, Doris Kendall, Faith Knox, Linda C. Lewis, Lena Lowery, Essie Maples, Ann Marks, Judy Marshall. Joan Mather, Mike McLendon, Thomas Murchison, Billy G. Myers, Shirley Northcutt, Donald Ray ParlS, Sandra Rosser, Clifford Sellars, Sandra Simpson, Sandra Snell, Bobby J. Stowe, Linda F. Stowe, Virginia Sullivan, Wade Graham Vaden, Philip Vickers, John West, Bert Wilkins, Hazel Williamson, Troy Balle Wilson, Donald SOPHOMORES PAMELA LINGOLD THELDA CRAVEN SHEILA HUFF President - THELDA CRAVEN Vice-President - PAMELA LINGOLD Secretary-Treasurer - SHEILA HUFF We, the class of 1963, are together now at the halfway mark of our high school career. As sophomores, we have self-confidence gained through experience, and have profited well by the assurance it has brought. In the next two years offers a new and distinct challenge - a challenge to our intellect as well as to our sense of values. Adams, Jackie Allee, Johnson Arledge, James Lee Arnold, Linda Barbee, Jack Neel Beard, Delmer Bear, John R. Jones, Jean Benton, Richard C. Birdwell, Martha A. Bounds, Joan Brewer, Bert Bumgarner, Nancy Burton, Sandra Byers, Ottis Wayne Campbell, Robert Carlton, Bennie W. Cheairs, Wilma Christan, Marilyn Cook, James Craven, Thelda Darsey, Edma Nell Dawson, Jimmy Denny, Deanna Dishon, Gary E. Edmiston, Howard Ellis, Betty Lou Estell, Vera Sue Hail, Dorothy Sue Hail, Laura Jan Harrison, Billy P. Harrison, Freddy D. Hill, Betty J. Huff, Sheila K. Jackson, Bobby James, Ruby Johnson, Clara C. Jones, Gloria Lade, Chyleen Land, Freddie Lansford, Glenda Lingold, Pamela Long, Dickey Manning, Craig Maples, Sherry McLean, James E. McLean, Pamela McLeod, Mike 1 r Moore, Phyllis Pike, Linda L. Rains, Cheryl Lynn Rials, Wayne Rich, Lirida Riley, Paula Rushing, Bobby Sanders, Tonia Shroyer, Janice Shroyer, John A, Skalicky, Linda Sue Alexander, William Smith, Peggy Spinks, Tommie Stephens, Jerry L. Story, Fay Lee Stowe, Jimmy H. Wolf, La Jean Terry, William Robert Thomasson, Janice L. Vaden, Nina Victery, Elizabeth J. Wrathall, James W. Young, Larry E. FRESHMEN President - JOHNNY DEAN Vice-President - SIDNEY ROSSER Secretary-Treasurer - JIMMY TURNER We, the class of 1964, believe that only an education and a firm faith in God will prepare us to meet the challenges of the changing world of tomorrow. Alfred, Bonnie Allen, Harbert A. Bass, Glenda S. Beard, Patsy Bennett, Cecil C. Bennett, James Bowman, Joy Brent, Oma Lee Brown, Troy Conaway, Don Cook, Virginia Cook, William Davis, Adrian A. Dean, Johnny Downs, Leon Downs, Loretta Driskell, Donald Driskell, Thomas L. Durrett, Vernon E, Dyches, Joyce Dyches, Loyce Ellis, Harold Erwin, Roger Farek, Jerry Fore, Lorainne Graham, Marjorie E. Grayson, Michael A. Haley, Paul D. Hall, John R. Hallmark, Carl Halyard, Sammye Hill, Jimmy F. Hill, Peggy Pam Hudson, Donald Jackson, Jackie James, Charles Johnson, Paula Kellett, Christine Kent, Charles A. Knox, Terry P. Lakins, Bern Langley, Dorothy Lansford, Karen S. Lansford, Kathryn LaRue, Bobby LaRue, Derlad Leediker, Chester D. Lloyd, Duanna L. Long, Howard Lowery, Melvin L. May, Cynthia Miller. Earl Murchison, James N. Morgan, James A. Overstreet, Calvin Pike, Barbara Pike, Genova D. Price, Clifford Price, Gayle Reynolds, Shirley Roberts, David Rosson, Marilyn Rosser, Sidney Sanders, James Satterwhite, Ben Satterwhite, Richard Saxon, Nona Beth Shaw, Lana Shaw, Ronnie Schanfish, Judy Schmoldas, Marie Sprayberry, Jimmy Sprinks, Henry Stephenson, Henry Smith, Carolyn Taylor, John Taylor, Sharon Thomas, Frank Tunstall, Tommy Turner, Ray Turner, Jimmy Welch, Tommy Waller, Jamie Winston, Nancy Woolley, Jerry CAFETERIA: Earl Ligion, Mr. Childress, Mrs. West, Mrs. Allbright These people supply the food to hungry students who flock into the lunch room. MAINTENANCE: Mr. Hallmark. Mr. Smith and McKinley McCullough These three men work hard in order to keep the school running smoothly. JIM GRADY AND BOBBIE WALLER COMPLIMENTS OF . . . “CROCKETTES” KENNEDY’S MEN'S AND BOYS' STORE CROCKETT HOTEL COFFEE SHOP Home of Fine Foods Air Conditioned Coffee Shop ALTA AND RAYMOND CORNELIUS CORNELIUS INSURANCE AGENCY Accident - Life - Health Fire - Liability - and All Kinds of Insurance Coverage. Insurance Service Since 1936 Phone KI 4-3323 CORNELIUS INSURANCE AGENCY Crockett Hotel Building Compliments of . . . the RITZ AND RIO THEATERS Where You Always See a Good Show and Often a GREAT One. Compliments of . . . MAPLES READY-MIX CONCRETE COMPANY Commerce Street Crockett, Texas Office Ph. KI 4-2611 Home Ph. KI 4-3325 Latest Fashions at . . . JOSEPHINE’S SHOP Ladies' Dresses and Accessories MANNING’S SUPERETTE Choice Meats Quality Groceries We Give Buccaneer Stamps Crockett, Texas Phone KI 4-7361 CROCKETT DRILLING CO. Water Wells Core Drilling Magcobar Drilling Mud Service Phone KI 4-7367 or Phone KI 4-3646 COMPLIMENTS OF . . . GIVE YOUR CAR . - RAMEY AUTO SUPPLY 201 East Goliad Phone KI 4-3163 VICTERY AUTO SUPPLY Compliments of . . . WOOD’S PHARMACY Wholesale - Retail Auto Parts C. W. WOOD, Ph. G. Batteries Prescription Specialist Accessories Ritz Theater Bldg. M. H. VICTERY, Owner Phone KI 4-2268 Crockett, Texas Crockett, Texas Telephone KI 4-7154 HOUSTON COUNTY ABSTRACT CO. 609 East Goliad Crockett, Texas VENCIE’S BEAUTY SHOP Congratulations to Seniors of 1961 705 Burnett Phone KI 4-3562 KEELAND-OVERSTREET Crockett, Texas Congratulations to the Bulldog Staff Compliments of HARGROVE SCOTT’S BEAUTY SHOP TELEVISION SERVICE 110 E. Goliad For the Best in Beauty Care Crockett, Texas Phone KI 4-3313 Congratulations to the Seniors of 1961 PERRY BROTHERS 512 E. Houston Ph. KI 4-7363 Crockett, Texas PERDUE’S JEWELRY Gifts That Last Representative of L. G. Balfour Co. Class Jewelry and Invitations Phone 461 Sxqui cte fJecvefriy STEWART LAUNDRY Shirts Are Our Specialty DRY CLEANERS 107 N. 3rd St. Ph. KI 4-7453 We are now one of the 1034 Dry Cleaners in America that has a secret that makes colors and patterns like new. The Future Belongs to Those Who Plan for It. Compliments of . . . UNITED GAS CORPORATION Crockett, Texas Phone KI 4-3162 JOHN BEAR’S GARAGE Motor Machine Service Block Boring - Crank Shaft Grinding Telephone KI 4-3459 On Houston Highway Compliments of CASH HARDWARE COMPANY Phone KI 4-2266 Crockett, Texas SMITH CLINES, Manager Congratulations to the Graduates of 1961 From CITY DRUG COMPANY u our . DEPENDABLE 4; DRUGGIST compliments of LYLE’S LOCKER PLANT SPRAYBERRY’S BAKERY Fresh Donuts - Pies - Cookies. Birthday and Wedding Cakes by Order. Phone KI 4-3556 LANSFORD Shop and Save REFRIGERATION at SERVICE Factory Authorized Philco Service J. O. LEWIS GROCERY 304 Bell Avenue Phone KI 4-2875 Crockett, Texas ZucUitcf tyioceniet THOMASSON AND LEEDIKER INSURANCE Phone KI 4-7761 Crockett, Texas ROYAL CAFE MR. AND MRS, W. A. SPAIN, Owners Steaks and Chops Air-Conditioned Clean Rest Rooms New Dining Rooms W. B. ROBERTS PEST CONTROL Crockett Phone KI 4-2463 Box 814 Complete Pest Control Crockett, Texas Compliments of LA RUE’S PHARMACY JEAN'S GARDEN CENTER and CROCKETT SEED SUPPLY Phone KI 4-2272 Crockett, Texas MR. AND MRS. RALPH MATHER LUFKIN TYPEWRITER COMPANY 505 South First Street Telephones NE 4-9113 and NE 4-9124 Royal Typewriters - Remington Adding Machines and Calculators Dictaphone Dictating Machines - Gestetner Mimeograph Standard Duplicating Machines NEAL CLEMENT’S MAN'S SHOP Crockett's Leading Man's Store compliments of BEASLEY’S GROCERY 1116 E. Houston, Crockett Dial KI 4-3750 R. L. SHIVERS’ BEAR’S GULF SERVICE Hardware ROLAND AND WALTER BEAR Grocery and Building Materials 1117 E. Houston Dial KI 4-2217 ‘}£ ol 4. DEPT. STORE The Store of Fashion Prestige Crockett, Texas uccess to the graduating class COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY OF CROCKETT IRENE'S BEAUTY SHOP Beauty Made More Beautiful. Congratulations to Seniors of '61 CROCKETT COURIER - DEMOCRAT ORMAND’S Clothing for the Entire Family 504 E. Houston Crockett, Texas BROOKSHIRE BROTHERS The Home of Low Prices Dial KI 4-2856 Crockett, Texs INVESTIGATE DAVY CROCKETT FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Your Home Owned - Home Operated Savings Institution J. G. BEASLEY JR., President FRANK TOWERY, Vice-President Beasley Building - Crockett, Texas CONGRATULATIONS to the GRADUATES OF 1961 and to the BULLDOG STAFF KING MOTOR COMPANY North Fourth Street Dial KI 4-2214 or 2215 BUICK ( flLLIS CHflLMERS % lll«CIOI tIVIIION - MIIWAWKII I U I A M DRISKELL FARM SERVICE Allis-Chalmers Sales and Service Box 718 Phone KI 4-7557 Crockett, Texas Tractors Hay Machinery Harvesters Cotton Pickers IP 'ZV ie SAN MAN CAFE BLOSSOM ACRES FLORIST CAREL ESTELL The Beauty of Our Business Is Flowers Phone KI 4-7650 Crockett, Texas Crockett, Texas 612 E. Houston KI 4-7262 Compliments of PINEY WOODS CANDY CO. CHILD’S MOTOR AND MACHINES Specializing in Motor Rebuilding and General Auto Repair Phone KI 4-2364 PIONEER BROADCASTING COMPANY RADIO STATION KIVY 1290 on Your Radio Dial The Voice of the Pioneers LAST minute - O NElVs qm cf ir-tr r v Best Wishes to the Graduates of '61 ROY SKIPPER’S MARKET MR. AND MRS. ROY SKIPPER 223 Goliad Phone KI 4-7256 FIRESTONE Compliments of WAREING TIRE SUPPLY SPIDLE’S Firestone Tires Sc TO $1.00 STORES Television and Appliances Everything for the School Room fPI 7 Crockett, Texas lir tt K. WOLENS’ DEPARTMENT STORE With Two Big Stores to Serve You Better. Famous for Value Since 1898 compliments of SIMS - BRUNER BARBER SHOP with the compliments of L. H. AND DOUG ARNOLD BALL RECORD SHOP 515 East Goliad East Side of Square Crockett, Texas Television - Radios Hi-Fi and Stereo Phonographs FASHIONS FOR HER Exclusive But Not Expensive HAM’S READY-TO-WEAR Crockett, Texas Accessories Millinery- 600 E. Houston Phone KI 4-7554 Phone KI 4-2275 DON’T WORRY . . . GET HER GIFT DAVY CROCKETT DRUG COMPANY Prescriptions Our Specialty First Aid Needs Baby Needs Vitamins West Side of Square compliments of . . . HADID FOOD MARKET TRAVIS MOORE Some Bigger But None Better Television - Free Delivery - and Radio Service Phone KI 4-3756 Crockett, Texas Compliments of COLLINS BEAUTY SHOP NEEL’S for beauty care GROCERY AND MARKET 401 South Ninth 705 North Sixth Phone KI 4-3754 Phone KI 4-7464 Compliments of BEARD’S SERVICE STATION 200 North Fourth Phone KI 4-7150 Compliments of B. L SATTERWHITE AND COMPANY Flowers That Satisfy A B FLORISTS MRS. R. N. ALLBRIGHT 112 S. Grace KI 4-3559 STOWE LUMBER COMPANY Manufacturers and Dealers in Yellow Pine Lumber Crockett, Texas Sawmill Planing Mill Building Materials Steam Dry Kilns P. JOANN’S BEAUTY SHOP O. Box 805 Phone KI 4-2138 SCOTT TIRE SUPPLY 624 N. Fourth Street Crockett, Texas U. S. Royal Tires For Modern Hair Styles and the Best in Service Call KI 4-3662 Vulcanizing and Retreading 104 East Goliad Crockett, Texas Phone KI 4-3434 IIT UCftO YOUR KI 4-3350 JACK BARBEE MOTOR COMPANY 207 S. Fifth St. Crockett, Texas Compliments of . . . A. S. BREWER Compliments of . . . PARIS MILLING CO. Phone KI 4-7365 SHERROD’S FIX-IT SWAP SHOP Shoes . Saddles . Guns . Musical Instruments Sporting Goods . Keys Made West Side of Square SHOP and SAVE at. . . McCONNELL’S Since 1893 Your Best Place to Trade Crockett Texas Compliments of . . GUS TUNNELL Tyler, Texas For the Best in Groceries and in Meats BUTTRY’S GROCERY Houston Hwy. Ph. KI 4-2762 T. D. CRADDOCK F-B DRY GOODS Hardware - Appliances Crockett, Texas You Get the BEST for LESS Sales Service 307 E. Goliad Ph. KI 4-7855 Heating Air Conditioning Plumbing Supplies % MORROWS SPECIALTY SHOP on the Square MORROWS on the Corner of the Square MORROWS USED FURNITURE STORE DAIRY PRODUCTS LAND O’ PINES DAIRY PRODUCTS Lufkin, Texas Drink MILK Every Day! ALLEE’S JEWELRY Fine Diamonds Mido - Bulova Watches SULLIVAN MOTOR COMPANY Sales - Service Compliments of C S GROCERY L. A. PARKER Phone KI 4-3178 Shoe Repair and Sporting Goods The Best for Less i? jfv DOMINY SERVICE STATION HERBERT SHANKS MARVIN COVINGTON '£3 KI 4-7458 31 Houston Highway Compliments of . . . CROCKETT PRODUCTION CREDIT ASSOCIATION Congratulations to the Graduates of 1961 and to the Annual Staff. From The Store With Furniture for Everybody KNOX FURNITURE STORE Philco Appliances - Sales and Service Crockett, Texas Congratulations to the Seniors of '61 LAWSON’S HUMBLE STATION HAMLIN’S Generator and Starter Service 313 South Fourth - Crockett TURNER - DYKES LUMBER AND CONSTRUCTION CO. North Fourth Street Dial KI 4-3455 Crockett, Texas Compliments of ALLEE WORKCLOTHES, BENNETT’S GROCERY INC. Crockett, Texas BENNIE ELLIS MOTOR COMPANY KI 4-3659 Oldsmobile Sales and Service 702 East Goliad Street P. O. Box 548 Crockett, Texas HOUSTON COUNTY TELEPHONE CO., INC. Now, County Wide Dial Telephone Service. Cheerleaders Compliments of ZONA DAWSON SOUTHWESTERN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Seniors of 1961 TEXAS POWER LIGHT CO. W. E. HAIL, JR., Manager Crockett, Texas TIAMOOKS TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY 'The World's Best Yearbooks Are Taylor-made