Crockett High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Crockett, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 162 of the 1962 volume:

-4 IJTEHAPY This is your 1962 BULLDOG . . . As the year draws to a close, we pause to catch a final glimpse of the events and experiences that have gone to make up our last days at C. H. S. These are the things that have made this year one that we'll never forget . . . Linda Knox Sandra Farek . . EDITORS Table of Contents DEDICATION ADMINISTRATION and FACULTY ORGANIZATIONS ACTIVITIES FAVORITES ATHLETICS SENIORS JUNIORS SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN ADVERTISERS HOME OF THE BULLDOGS A view of the south campus The HUB of C. H.S. activities JOHN A. FRYE. JR. In Memoriam HORACE MOORE. JR. Tho lost to sight, to memory dear Thou ever wilt remain VERNON D. ECKLES, JR. ADMINISTRATION DR. TERRELL W. OGG Superintendent MR. GAILEN STEWART Principal Office Staff OFFICE ASSISTANTS: Johnny Bear, Clifford Wood, Howard Edmiston, Danny Culp, Sandra Farek, Sandra Parks. Tommy Bullock, Troy Williamson. Donna Brent. Virginia Stowe. Ann Maples, Joan Marshall, Lynda James, Thelda Craven, Pam Dykes, Jimmy Dawson, Bert West. Now, what's your excuse? Now this is the life history of the frog . . . MRS. BERNICE - English-Counselor MR. JAMES HENRY - Band Director MR. W. L. MOTT - D. E. Club, Bulldogs Bark MR. CECIL FERGUSON - Soph. Homeroom MRS. LUCY HEARD - Senior Spon.. Stud. C. Crockett Hi Agriculture Teachers MR. JULIAN WAKEFIELD MR. LEROY FAVER MISS FAYE MURRAY MRS. CATHERINE HARRISON Home Economics I, II, III First, you catch a coon. Are there worms in the flour?' Then ... if you think this is rough, just wait until you get to How are you today, stupid?” college. MRS. ELEANOR PATTON - Soph. Spon., Spanish and MRS. BESS HAZLETT - Jr. Spon., Eng. Speech MRS. LILLY MOORE - Fresh. Spon., Eng. MRS. RITA JULIAN - Soph. Spon., Eng., Librarian, 1962 BULLDOG Spon. MRS. ROBBIE DEAUMAN - Fresh. Spon., Commercial Subjects gh Faculty MR. A. H. SANDERS - Jr. Spon., Hist., Debate MR. ROYAL JAMES - Ath. Dir.. Government ’’History repeats itself.” MR. JIMMY MOORE - Fresh. Spon., Dr. Training MRS. BEAULAH BEAR - Girls P. E.. Basketball Coach, Health Wait, let me bait my hook!” MR. CHARLES ENGLISH - Fresh. Spon., Math MR. JACK DICKEY - Sr. Spon. Mathematics Two squares = one cube.” Crockett School Board STANDING: Dr. T. W. Ogg, Superintendent, A. S. Brewer, Jasper Driskell, Dr. E. S. Darsey, Vice-President. H. B. Knox. SEATED: W. A. Turner. President, Mrs. Frank Smith, Secretary, C. N. Sullivan. ORGANIZATIONS The Crockett High School Marsha Dawson; Class Repsw JOftn Durft} Richard Satterwhite, Sheila Huff, and Mike Mather; Drum Major. Linda Knox. MR. JAMES W. HENRY Director of Bands STUDENT CONDUCTORS Virginia Stowe and Oma Lea Brent THE BUS LOADERS UNION These boys never tire in their unfailing efforts and are a great help to the band. Bulldog Band . . . CLARINETS: Stowe, McLean. Huff, Rains, Denny, Dar- sey, Lloyd, Lade, Thomasson, Halyard, Winston, Murch- ison, Maples. Waller, Christy, Satterwhite, Knox, Or- mand, Jackson, Enos, Renfro, Poe, Hail, Greene, Dickey, Harrison, Denny. FLUTES and SAXOPHONES: Satterwhite, Mather, Clines, Marks, Knox, Collins. Kirkland. Pennington, Maples. Ogg. Deaumanj' Arnold, Ellis, Spruill, Dykes, Bowman, Dawson. Barbee, Edmiston, Turner, Goolsby, Thomas- son, Manning. BARITONES: James, Tunstall, Harrison. TROMBONES: Stowe. Allen, Murchison, Terry, McKay, Welch, Kendall. DRUMS: Harrison, Conaway, Kent, Davis, Davis, Gillson, Leediker. FRENCH HORNS: Maples. James. CORNETS: Brown, Hallmark, Sherro Dean, Bowman, Brent, Baldree. (j5urst) Hill, Dawson, Patrick, Lans- ford, Foote, Lingold, Sullivan, Murchison. Twirlers ’61- 62 LINDA KNOX BETTY ELLIS Drum Major Feature Twirler Alt. D. M. 1960-61 Tw. 5 yrs. Tw. 2 yrs. PAM HILL Tw. 1 yr. The pep squad formed here in their blocked C” has done much this year to foster school spirit throughout the school year. OFFICERS: President, Clifford Wood; Vice-President, Jeanne Jones; Secretary, Bert West; Re- porter, Don Wilson. Cheerleaders ELIZABETH VICTERY 2 Years NELL DARSEY 2 Years MARSHA DAWSON 3 Years Head Cheerleader 2 Years ANN MAPLES 3 Years Head Cheerleader 1 Year DONNA BRENT Lieutenant The well-known Crockettes. for their third year, demonstrated their skill during the half-time per- formances at all the football games. They were honored guests at The Heart of Texas Fair in Waco, where they performed for the World Championship Rodeo. The smiling girls are: (BOTTOM ROW): Brent, Birdwell, jyallfii. Johnson, Dykes. (SECOND ROW); Craven, Riley, Driskell, Tyer. (THIRD ROW): Moore. Smith. Fore. (FOURTH ROW): Eikfi. Burton. (TOP ROW): -Wareing. PAM DYKES Captain Mary Cartright, Elaine Graham. Peggy Smith, Nelda Austin, Gloria Jones, Linda Pike, Delma Beard and Jerry Davis arrive early to inspect a shipment of new books. Library Club Annual Staff EDITORS: Linda Knox and Sandra Farek. BUSINESS STAFF: Virginia Stowe, Billy Murchi- son, Joan Marshall, and Jerry Davis. ANNUAL SALES: Clifford Wood, Linda Graham, Faith Kendall, Joyce Baldree, Bert West, and Donald Wilson. SPORTS EDITORS: Wade Sullivan, Donna Brent, and Wayne Brown. PHOTOGRAPHERS: Larry Harrison and Michael Mather. FEATURE EDITOR: Ann Maples. HISTORIAN: Sandra Parks. ASSISTANTS: Mary Cartright, Danny Culp. Marsha Dawson, Troy Williamson, and Patsy Cook. Larry and Mike are developing pictures for the best an- nual in the history of CHS. Here we see Sandra, Wade, and Wayne working on the class history. Annual salesmen use high preisure methods on a cornered junior. Marsha, Donna, and Joyce pick out the right picture. THE BUSINESS STAFF - the backbone of the annual staff, is composed of the Business Manager, Virginia Stowe; Assistants, Billy Murchison, Joan Marshall, and Jerry Davis. Danny Culp was a faithful worker in the The editors, Ann, Sandra, Wade, and Linda have worked hard this year concession stand. to make the annual a success. Disgusted with the annual, Clifford throws a typewriter Mary Ann and Linda also worked in the concession stand, out the window. VOL. 4 CROCKETT HIGH SCHOOL. FRIDAY. OCTOBER 27. 1961 EDITOR: Pam Dykes BUSINESS MGR.: tarry Harrisoq ASST. BUS. MGR.: Lynda Arnold SPORTS EDITORS: Donna Brent, Don Northcutt FEATURE EDITOR: Sandra Farek TYPISTS: Virginia Stowe, Sandra Parks AD SALESMEN: Sheila Huff, Mike Mather, Jerry Davis CLUB EDITOR: Nell Darsey SPONSOR: W. L. Mott EXCHANGE EDITOR: Oma Lea Brent The Staff Student Council COUNCIL MEMBERS: Toni Deauman, Martha Birdwell, fUchard Spruill, Thelda Craven, Virginia Stowe, Dorian Knox, Kathleen Collinis Jeanne Greene. Jimmy Dawson, Tommy Driskell, Carlyle Dotson, Duanna Lloyd, Sam- mye Halyard, Linda Knox, Pam Lingold, Deanna Denny, Carol Hail, Ann Maples, Linda Arnold, Steve Parrot, Richard Satterwhite, Larry Harrison, Buddy Davis, and Sponsor - Mrs. Heard. President LINDA KNOX Vice-President WADE SULLIVAN Secretary VIRGINIA STOWE Treasurer DEANNA DENNY Reporter SAMMYE HALYARD Parliamentarian TROY WILLIAMSON Activities Here, the entire council meets in one of its weekly sessions to discuss problems that arise among the stu- dent body and plan projects. One of the most suc- cessful assemblies of the year was presented for the March of Dimes. Even the teachers take part by pantomiming several old favorites. As a Christmas project, the Student Council purchased a tree to decorate the hall. One of the fund-raising activities was running the concession stand at Troy makes a gallant sacrifice for the March of 11 Jr. High games. Dimes. Distributive Education Club — Crockett Chapter Sweetheart TOMMIE SPINKS She was honored at the annual D. E. Chapter Club banquet. Tommie was elected by popular vote of her fellow club members. Glenda Lansford, Ruby James, Lajean Wolf, Linda Moore, Billie Kellet, Martha Graham, Linda Graham, Lynn Rains, Wayne Rials, Wayne Campbell, Jack Hill, Mary Ann Cartright, Lena Lewis, Linda Lewis, Tommy Spinks, Danny Culp, Leonard Haley, Roy Adams, Benny Carlton, Jimmy Cook, Doris Kellet, Susie Johnson, Linda Pike, Bobby Snell, Wayne Hail, Richard Benton, Billy Corbin, John Henry Worsham, Dickie Long, Gary Dishon, Jim- my Cloud, Instructor: W. L. Mott. OFFICERS '61-’62 ROY ADAMS - President BILLY CORBIN - Vice-President LINDA GRAHAM - Secretary LYNN RAINS - Treasurer RUBY JAMES - Reporter DANNY CULP - Sentinel LEONARD HALEY - Parliamentarian These seven officers have worked constantly during the year to promote a better understanding of DECA through out the school and the community. an approach- Here, a group of D. E. students discuss plans for ing project. Linda Graham, senior D. E. student, is employed by Knox Furniture Store. Mr. W. L. Mott, sponsor and co-ordinator of the Crockett Chapter of DECA, works along with the students in all of their many activities. Busily at work, Leonard Haley arranges displays at Roger's Shoe Store. THE NATIONAL ORGANIZATION FOR BOYS HIricaJ STUDYING VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE The Crockett Chapter of the F. F. A. is one of the most progressive organizations in Crockett High School. The boys pictured above are second and third year students. These first year Vocational Agriculture boys are learning to put into practice the knowledge and skills they learn in class. Officers of the Crockett Chapter of F. F. A. are: Tommy Driskell, Secretary; Raymond Fore, Reporter; Wayne Campbell, Treasurer; Chester Leediker, Vice-President; Bert Brewer. President; James L. Arledge, Sentinel; Mike McLeod, Advisor; Jimmy McLean. Parlia- mentarian. Initiation of the Greenhands' F. F. A. Sweetheart Patsy Cook Learning the proper care of leather is Larry Langham. DONNA BRENT State Corresponding Secretary FHA EXECUTIVE COUNCIL and SWEETHEARTS JAN HAIL District A President TOMMIE SPINKS..................................President JAN HAIL----------------------------- 1st Vice-President NONA BETH SAXON.......................2nd Vice-President PAULA RILEY---------------------------3rd Vice-President OMA LEA BRENT.........................4th Vice-President VIRGINIA STOWE........................5th Vice-President PAM HILL---------------------------------------Secretary JOAN MARSHALL----------------------------------Treasurer JANICE SHROYER---------------------------Parliamentarian JACKIE DICKEY..................................Historian CHAPTER SWEETHEARTS................Raymond Fore David Ferguson CHAPTER MOTHERS.................Mrs. J. E. Hail Mrs. Dorothy Hill CHAPTER SPONSORS................Miss Fay Murray CHAPTER OFFICERS Mrs. Catherine Harrison Ooops! Someone goofed!!! Sewing techniques practiced At work on the 1962 Yearbook Cooking with a special Easter touch Faith Kendall David Ferguson Sandra Farek PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY National Honor Society Students are elected to membership in the National Honor Society on the basis of these qualities: Scholarship, Citizen- ship, Service, and Leadership. Those elected in the spring of 1961 were Faith Kendall, David Ferguson, and Johnny Frye. After the opening of school in the fall of 1962 the following were elected: Larry Harrison, Joan Marshall, Linda Knox, Pamela Dykes, Sandra Farek, and Sandra Parks. Sandra Parks Linda Knox Members of 1962-63 honor society: Thelda Craven, Johnny Bear, Sheila Huff, Elizabeth Victery, Jack Barbee, Deanna Denny, Phyllis Moore, Bob Terry, Nell Darsey, and Lynda Arnold. Faith Kendall and David Ferguson preside at installation ceremonies. This group is enjoying refreshments after the initiation. The new members with their sponsor, Mrs. Deauman. The Clarettes The Clarettes, under the direction of Mrs. Paul Stokes, singvat many of the annual school events. This year they represented Crockett in tPfe annual Brenham Mai fest. The girls had Roaring Twenties made to coincide ACTIVITIES JUDY SATTERWHITE. MIKE McKAY. King Queen JEAN POE. RONNIE GOOLSBY. SAMMYE HALYARD, HUBERT HALLMARK. Bert Brewer Paula Riley JOHN VICKERS. ESSIE LOWERY Duke Duchess LARRY YOUNG RUBY JAMES Harvest Festival 1962 Under a cloud of pastel colors, theC.H.S. gym was transformed into a court of majestic beauty. The royal family was com- posed of boys and girls elected from each home- room to represent his or her class. This year the junior class won the honor of having their representa- tives reign as king and queen. Members of the Crockett Chapter of the P.T.A. worked diligently to make this night one that will be remembered through the ages in the hearts of the students of C. H. S. As the final trumpet sounded, a lull fell over the gym and the royal family went home, filled with many sweet memories. VERNON DURRETT, MARY CRAVEN. JIMMY SPRUILL. RAYMOND FORE. ANN MAPLES. CARL GOOLSBY. SIDNEY ROSSER. LEAH JO RENFRO. SHARON TAYLOR Cinderella’ The Junior-Senior Prom for 1962 is over, but memories linger on in the hearts of all those who dined and danced at Cinderella's Royal Ball held in the gym on the evening of April 12. Couples entered the garden via a spiral stairway. At the top, a page, in a royal attire of white satin embellished with a gold cape, presented the lovely ladies with a dance program. As the grand march ends, juniors and their guests, the seniors, get ready for a night of fun. Pam Linda Ann and and and Bobby Wade Bert Cinderella's golden coach was the center of at- traction in the beautifully decorated gym. Linda and Frank Jan and Jack Jean and Don Virginia and Johnson Lynn and Roy Sheri and David Peggy and Raymond Deanna and Mike Pam and Clifford Phyllis and Craig Sandra and John Tommie and Billy Ruby and Toby Jan and Billy Sheila and Jerry Donna and Jerry Marsha Dancing to the strains of I Could Have Danced All Night.” Shirley and Si' ' ' t' V' M A view of the grand march as seen from the stage. Linda and Thelda and Larry Jimmy Blue Hawaii Thursday, April 12, was the night of the an- nual ” Fish - Sophs. Stomp.” It was a won- derland among the palm trees and sand dunes of ” BLUE HAWAII. Dancing and eating until 11P.M., the Fresh- men and Sophomores en- joyed the most wonder- ful night of the year. At 11 P.M., BLUE HAWAII became the de- serted building it had once been, leaving the students with golden memories. •IV? ' Freshman-Sophomore Party of 1962 Jimmy and Pam Jimmy and Jamie Mary and Johnny Donnece and Sue Linda and Danny Lanny and Jackie Diedra and Carl Sandra and Bill Jerry and Mike paddle over the border into Canada. Nine CHS Explorer Scouts, J. A. Morgan, Leon Lowery, Larry Harrison, Don Conaway, Mike Mather, Buddy Davis, James Bennett, Jerry Davis, and Thomas McLendon pad- died nearly 100 miles over waterways of the Canadian wilderness. Could Thomas and Leon have become homesick? Larry, the faithful-cook, stirs a pot of stew. CHS at Work and Play t' U.I.L. Literary Events DEBATE Clifford Wood and Jimmy Turner SPELLING Oma Leah Brent and Roger Erwin DEBATE Pam Dykes and Donna Brent Ruby James, Phyliss Moore, Liz Victery and Nellie Darsey. READY WRITING Sandra Parks and Deanna Denny PROSE READING Linda Knox POETRY READING Kathleen Collins SLIDE RULE Jimmy Turner, Richard Satterwhite, John Bear SCIENCE Clifford Rosser and Mike Mather The students below received a “C Certificate. This certified that they had lettered in an athletic event, an interscholastic league event, the Crockettes, ” or Band. Special Awards D.A.R. Good Citizen, Music Award: Faith Kendall, Student Council Citizenship: Leo- nard Haley and Joan Marshall, D. E. Award: Leonard Haley, Commercial Award: Joan Marshall. The students below maintained a 90 average for all 6 weeks. They received an honor they had been on the 5 year. These awards are presented each year at an annual Awards Assem- bly, which is held on the last day of school. Many of those who re- ceived awards this year were not present at the time the pictures were made. 0 These students received a certificate for attending school every day during the year. This is an honor which requires a lot of work on the students' part and on the part of the parents. Every year the Academic Awards are given to the students who main- tain an average of 92 on all courses and citizenship with no single 6 weeks grade or mid-term grade un- der 85. They must not have un- excused absences for the entire school year. PATSY COOK DAVID FERGUSON LINDA KNOX Babe Ruth Sportsmanship Award Moore, Frye, Eckles Award Moore, Frye, Eckles Award Bab utl portsmanshi Awar Balfou laqu n Ce The Harmy Journey STANDING: Linda, Wade, Donece, Sheila, Leon ard. SITTING: Sandra. Clifford. Wade Sullivan, stage manager for The Happy Journey, ” an award winning play. Taken from one of the closing scenes of the play. One of the scenes that help win the first place award. Linda K. and Sandra F. as daughter and mother. 1 - - - - FAVORITES s. 4 Miss C.H.S. ANN MAPLES Most Beautiful y THELDA CRAVEN . Class Ann Maples and Raymond Fore were chosen the favorites of the gradu- ating class of 1962. Ann. a vivacious cheerleader, and Raymond, an outstanding athlete, contributed greatly to their class. The Juniors chose Thelda Craven and Jerry Stephens as their class favorites. In the past three years, Jerry and Thelda have been outstanding in the many activities in our school. For their first year in C. H. S., the Freshmen chose Dorian Knox and John Durst as their class favorites. During the short interval in C. H. S. they have participated in many ac- tivities and have earned good names for themselves. Duanna Lloyd and Jimmy Turner were chosen the favorites of the Sophomore class. These two outstanding students have achieved this goal by hard work and wonderful personalities. Favorites Who’s Who in Each year the students in Crockett High School are given points for the different activities that they participate in during that year. At the end of their senior year, the points are added and the top boy and top girl are selected as “Best All Round. This year the runners-up were chosen for the Who's Who section. WAYNE BROWN Class of ’62 FAITH KENDALL ATHLETICS Football BULLDOGS OF 1961 The 1961 addition of the Bulldogs faced the season with an inexperienced but willing group of gridiron hopefuls. The Bulldogs were plagued at various times throughout the season by inexperience and injury, but always exhibited spirit and hustle. The Bulldogs ended their season without an outstanding won-lost record but with a good season in re- gard to the courage, spirit, and sportsmanship they displayed throughout the season. COACHES MANAGERS Moore, Burleson, Head Coach - James, Ferguson, Craven‘and Murchison and Eudy Seniors of 1962 These seven outstanding Seniors displayed fighting spirit and unequaled lead- ership throughout their last season on the C. H. S. grid- iron. RAYMOND FORE R. Guard, 2 yr. Letter- man, Hon. Ment. All - Dist., 2nd Team All- Area, Fightingest Bull- dog Sportsman Award, Co-Captain DAVID FERGUSON Quarterback, 3 yr. Let- terman, All-Dist., All-Area, Most Valu- able, Co-Captain WADE SULLIVAN L. Tackle, 3 yr. Let terman, Hon. Ment. All-Dist.. Most Im- proved Player WAYNE BROWN L. End, 2 yr. Letter- man, Hon. Ment., All-Area, Hon. Ment., All-Dist. CLIFFORD ROSSER L. Guard, 2 yr. Letter man, All-Dist. TROY WILLIAMSON L. End, R. Tackle, 1 yr. Letterman DON NORTHCUTT R. End, 2 yr. Letter- man, 2nd Team All- Area BERT BREVIER 1 yr. Letter- man JERRY- STEPHENS 3yr. man Let ter- ry JACK BARBEE 1 yr. Letter- man JIM DAWSON 1 yr. Letter- man TOBY YOUNG 1 yr. Letter- man BILLY HARRISON 1 yr. Letter- man ROGER ERWIN 1 yr. Letter- man RONNIE CHARLES _ TOM JIM SPRUILL JAMES JAMES STEVE GOOLSBY FOOTE TUNSTALL 1 yr. Letter- BENNETT ARLEDGE PARROT 1 yr. Letter- 1 yr. Letter- 1 yr. Letter- man 1 yr. Letter- Squadman Squadman man man man JIM TURNER Squadman MIKE GRAYSON JOHN DURST Squadman BILL BROWN Squadman LYNN WOOD Squadman PETE JULIAN Squadman ELMER BEARD Squadman Squadman RICHARD LANNY CARLYLE SPRUILL DYKES DOTSON Squadman Squadman Squadman Co-Captain David Ferguson Co-Captain Raymond Fore Don carries for the Blue. Sweetheart Sheila Huff Bert gains needed yardage. David eludes Cleveland tackier. David sweeps end. Watch the ball, Don! Wayne grabs pass near END zone. 1962 BULLDOGS KNEELING: Milwee, flauagan, jSunnels. Shaw. Lowery, LaRue, Bennett. Driskell, Manager Craven STANDING: Coach Williams, Harrison, Durrett, Sissom, Parrot, Morgan, Brown, Ferguson, Brewer, Coach Moore. 4 H A Team B” Team Everybody goes for the ball. Morgan breaks down court. Ferguson rebounds. Danny fakes defense. Ferguson shoots jump shot. Brewer drives for layup. Sissom goes high. I don't want it. Morgan and Ferguson rebound. Pick it up, David. Look up!! Ferguson adds two. TEAM STANDING: Foote, Sullivan, Turner, and Coach Williams. KNEELING: Victery, Darsey, and Brent (not pictured). JIMMY TURNER WADE SULLIVAN Boys' Doubles District 22-AA Champs CHARLES FOOTE Boys' Singles District 22-AA Champ OMA LEA BRENT Girls' Singles A TEAM Girls DISTRICT RECORD Crockett 36 Livingston 33 Crockett 64 Humble 32 Crockett 32 Conroe 19 Crockett 38 Livingston 48 Crockett 49 Humble 11 Crockett 33 Conroe 36 KNEELING: Loyce Dyches. Donna Brent, All-Dist. Barbara Culp, Oma Lea Brent, Joyce Dyches. STANDING: Dorothy Langley. Lana Shaw, Margaret Christain, All- Dist.; Pat Cook, 2nd All-Dist. Senior Captains: DONNA BRENT MARGARET CHRISTAIN PATSY COOK Coaches: MR. BROWN MRS. BEAR Manager: NANCY BUMGARNER Basketball The Bulldogettes finished second in District 20AA with a four win, two loss record. The girls completed the season with sixteen victories and only eight losses. They received two second place trophies in tournament play. This is one of the best records that has been set in the history of girls basketball around CHS. Congratulations to these girls for a most successful season. Among the players were only three seniors. The Team in Action B TEAM KNEELING: T. Deauman, J. Poe.VjC. Strban. STANDING: V. Cook. B. Pike. M. Craven. M.j Shmoldasl J. DannerjKNot Pictured B. Cook and K. Lansford). Go for the goal, Twin! Cookie, get that ball! Hard Work and Help from Others equals a most Successful Annual Tourney Donna holds free-throw record, and Second Place. Aetion Shots Way to go, Big 'n!! ! Guards cover for rebound A Perfect Shot! ! Jump high, girls! Oh, No!!! An extra pose! Toni grabs for ball Practice Makes Perfect Donna Drives for Lay-Up. Go, Jean, Go, Go!! 1962 DISTRICT CHAMPS Jack Barbee. Pat Bond. Charles James. Don Conaway, Howard Edmiston, Buddy Davis, Tommy Welch, Don Northcutt. REGIONAL 3 RUNNER-UP This year the golf team exhibited team play. Conaway, Edmiston, Davis, Welch, and Northcutt. who was 4th medalist. INFIELD SpruilL Ferguson, Brown, Rosser, Sissom, Parrot, Wilson, Gilson, Young. _SatterwhiteA Julian. Baseball COACHES and MANAGERS Coach Burleson, Marshall, Moore, Murchison, and Coach Moore, all who added much to the success of the 1962 BULLDOGS. CATCHERS Parrot, Stephens, Young Clifford Rosser takes the throw. Danny Sissom awaits the throw. Wayne Brown delivers. PITCHERS Spruill, Brown, Brewer, Spruill 1962 SENIORS Bobby is under it. Wayne Brown, Danny Sissom, Don Wilson, Clifford Rosser, David Ferguson, Bobby Rushing. Ferguson races to second. Wilson starts double play. Ferguson completes the double play. 1962 TRACK TEAM KNEELING: Erwin, Wooley, Grayson, jLlfep.hfe.as, Barbee. STANDING: Coach James, Spruill. Morgan, Brewer, Ferguson, Manager Cravem 440 YARD DASH David Ferguson 1st PLACE DISTRICT 440 YARD RELAY Brewer. Morgan, Ferguson, Spruill 2nd PLACE DISTRICT 100-220 YARD DASH Bert Brewer 1st in 100 - 2nd in 220 in DISTRICT MILE RELAY Brewej, Morgan. Ferguson. Wooley 1st PLACE DISTRICT LOW HURDLES J. A. Morgan 1st PLACE DISTRICT DEDICATION The Senior Class of 1962 wishes to honor one of our out- standing classmates for three years, with this dedication. SENIORS Class History In early September, 1950, many anxious, shiny-faced boys and girls entered the first grade of Crockett Elementary School. Those boys and girls were destined to be the Class of '62. Our teachers that year were Miss Ruth Maxwell and Mrs. Griffin. That year we were impressed by the fact that Miss Ruth had eyes in the back of her head. Mr. Mul- lins was the principal. On the first day of the second grade, we found our teachers to be Mrs. Faver and Mrs. Easterly. Our third grade teachers were Mrs. McClain, Mrs. Barclay, and Mrs. Bynum. In the fourth grade, we began to feel like old hands at this job of going to school. Our teach- ers were Mrs. Schmidt and Miss King. When we finally reached the fifth grade, our teach- ers were Mrs. Moore and Mrs. Mason, who was replaced later in the year by Mrs. Barbee. Mrs. Moore resigned from teaching at the end of the year and to her surprise the students in her class gave her a farewell party. At the beginning of the sixth grade, we found our teachers to be Mrs. Carpenter and Mr. Forque, who also served as band director. Mrs. Carpenter also taught art and she had a wonderful sense of humor. In the seventh grade with Coach Summers and Mr. Johnson as our teachers, we participated in the upperclass activities of grammar school. When we finally reached the eighth grade, Miss Hattie Wooters and Mrs. Caskey were our teachers. That year we were fortunate enough to enter the high school band and had quite a few differences of opinion with the high school seniors. We felt a little sad at the thought of leaving grammar school, but we soon lost it with the anticipation of entering high school. As usual, after graduation we were welcomed into high school by our dearly beloved sen- iors! We will never forget how pretty we looked in our toe sacks. Graduation night we had a graduation party with our own combo. We as fish were proud to enter Crockett High School. Mrs. Deauman and Mr. Eng- lish were our sponsors. We soon elected Jimmy Jones as Class President, Wade Sullivan as Vice-President, and Ann Maples as Secretary-Treasurer. One of the most memorable oc- casions of that year was the Powder Puff Football game which was presented with great suc- cess to raise money for the Freshman-Sophomore party. As silly sophs we voted Johnny Frye President, Linda Knox Vice President, and Gerry Halbert as Secretary-Treasurer. Our sponsors were Mr. Dickey and Mrs. Patton. That year we were very happy to win the senior seats in the contest for the March of Dimes. Our grade was also the Coronation winners. Johnny Frye and Gerry Halbert were crowned king and queen. When we became jolly juniors, we put on the Best Prom Ever. In that wonder- land by night, our officers. President, Wade Sullivan; Vice-President, Gerry Halbert; and Secretary-Treasurer, Ann Maples, led us in the Grand March. We again won the senior seats in the March of Dimes contest. Our sponsors were Mrs. Hazlett and Mrs. Sanders. In our senior year our sponsors are Mr. Dickey and Mrs. Heard. Our officers are; Pres- ident, Troy Williamson; Vice-President, Bert West, and Secretary-Treasurer, Billy Murchi- son. Mr. Stewart and Dr. Ogg have been the heads of our administration for four years. This year for the third time we won the Senior Seats, an activity which shows what class spirit and oneness we have. Graduation is somewhat a sad time, but it is also a happy time or a time of new beginning as it was in grammar school. May the class of '62 always live up to its high ideals, without which we can never succeed. Senior Officers President - TROY WILLIAMSON Vice-President - BERT WEST Secretary - BILLY MURCHISON. ADAMS. DAVID F. F. A. 2, 3, 4; Football B-Team 3; Pep Squad 3,4. ADAMS, ROY Distributive Education 3,4; President 4; Senior Personal- ity 4; Junior One-Act Plays 3. BALDREE, JOYCE F. H. A. 1.2,3; Harvest Festival 2; Alternate Twirler 2; Band 1,2,3. 4; Annual Staff 4. BRENT. DONNA F. H. A. 1, 2. 3, 4; State Officer 4; Nat'l Con. 2. 3, 4; Crockettes 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4, All-Dist. and Capt. 4; Bulldog Barks 4; Annual Staff 4. BROWN, ELNORA F. H. A. 1,2,3. BROWN. WAYNE Football 3,4; Basketball 4; Baseball 2,3.4; All-District 3; All-Area 3; C Club 2. 3. -BULLOCK. TOMMY Distributive Education 3, 4; Junior One-Act Play 3; Pep Squad 3. CARTRIGHT, MARY F.H. A. 1,2,3; Parliamentarian; D. E. 3,4; Volleyball 4; Annual Staff 4; Library Club. CHRISTIAN, MARGARET Basketball 2, 3, 4; All-Dist. 4; Captain 4; Volleyball 3. 4; F.H. A. 1,2,3; U. I. L. Events, Shorthand 2nd. CHRISTIAN, MARY Basketball 2, 3; F. H. A. 1. 2, 3; Volleyball 3. CLOUD. JIMMY Distributive Education 3, 4. COOK. PATSY Basketball 2,3,4; Volleyball 2,3; Tennis 3; Sr. Person- ality 4; F. H. A. 1,2, 3; 4th Vice-Pres. F. H. A.; Harvest Festival 3; Pep Squad 3; F. F. A. Sweetheart 4; Basketball Captain 4; All-District 4. CORBIN. BILLY Distributive Education 3, 4; One-Act Play, Alt. Cast 4. CULP, DANNY F. F. A. 1,2, 3; Distributive Education, Sergeant-at-Arms 4; Annual Staff 4; Office Assistant 4. DAVIS, JERRY F. F. A. Class Pres. 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Band Reporter 4; 1st Div. Solo and Ensemble Contest 3, 4; Bulldog Barks 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; Junior Play 3. DAWSON, MARSHA Cheerleader 2, 3. 4; Head Cheerleader 3, 4; Class Favorite 3; Band Officer 4; Beauty N.; Senior Personality. DYKES, PAMELA Crockette Capt. 4; Bulldog Barks Ed. 4; N. H.S. 4; Crockette Choreographer 3,4; Rep. to N.S.S. 3; Honor Roll 1,2, 3, 4; Asst. Ed. Bulldog Barks 3. FAREK, SANDRA Valedictorian; Lit. Letter 3,4; Academic Letter 1,2, 3, 4; Math Award 3; Jr. Play 3; N. H.S. 4; Bulldog Barks 4; F. H. A. 4; Home Eco. Award 4; One-Act Play, Dist. Actress 4; U. I. L. Events 1, 2, 3. FERGUSON, DAVID Mr. C.H.S. 4; Vice-Pres. N.H.S. 3,4; Class Favorite 3; Most Handsome 3; Football 1,2, 3, 4; All-Dist. 2, 3, 4; All-Area 3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; All-Dist. 2,3,4; Base- ball 1.2.3. 4; All-Dist. 3.4; Track 3.4; 1st Dist. 440. FORE. RAYMOND F.F. A. 2,3,4; Most Handsome Nom. 4; Harvest Festival 4; F. H. A. Sweetheart 4; Football 3,4; Co-Capt. 4; Class Favorite 4. GRAHAM, LINDA Distributive Education 4; Secretary 4; F. H. A. 1, 2, 3; Bas ketball 1; Volleyball 1,2. GRAHAM. MARTHA F.H. A. 1,2, 3; Pep Squad 4; Dist. Historian F. H. A. 2; Distributive Education 4; Librarian 3. HALE, WAYNE F. F. A. 1, 2; Distributive Education Club 3, 4. HALEY. LEONARD F. F. A. 1,2; Distributive Education Club 3,4; One-Act Play 4; Senior Personality 4; D. E. Parliamentarian 4. HARRISON, LARRY Band 1,2, 3. 4; All-Dist. 1; Bandsman of the Month 1,2,3, 4; Of the Year 3; Student Council 1,2, 3, 4; N. H.S. 4; Bulldog Barks 3, 4; Asst. Business Mgr. 3; Annual Staff 4; Academic Letter 2, 3. Distributive Education 4. HILL, JACK KELLETT, BILLIE Distributive Education Club 4. KENDALL, FAITH Band 1,2, 3. 4; Bandsman of the Month 3; First Piano Re- gion 3; 3rd State 3; Student Council 3; Scholastic Letter 1,2, 3; Annual Staff 4; N. H. S. 3, 4; Pres. 4; D. A. R. Citi- zenship Award; Junior Play; F. H. A. 4; Salutatorian. KNOX, LINDA Class Fav. 1.2; Runner-Up 4; Class Vice-Pres. 2; Band 1,2, 3,4; Band Council 2,3,4; Vice-Pres. 4; Drum Major 4; Twirler 1.2,3; St. Council 2,3,4; Pres. 4; Miss C.H.S. ' Runner-Up 3,4; Sr. Personality; Most Beautiful Runner-Up 2,3,4; Annual Co-Editor 4; N. H.S. 4; State U. I. L. Declamation 3; One-Act Play 4; Harvest.Festival 1; Academic Letter; Lions Club Sweetheart 4. LEWIS. LENA Distributive Education Club 3. 4. Picture Not Available LONG, DICKEY F.F.A. 1,2,3. LOWERY. ESSIE F. H. A. 1,2; Pep Squad 1,2. MAPLES, ANN Miss C. H.S. 4; Class Favorite 4; Runner-Up Class Favor- ite 1,3; Harvest Festival Rep. 4; Cheerleader 2,3,4; Head Cheerleader 4; Band 1.2, 3, 4; Band Sec. 4; Bands- man of Month 4; Band Council 4; Beauty Nom. 4; Class Sec. 1,3; Academic Letter 1; Feature Ed. of Annual 4; Senior Personality 4. MARKS, JUDY F. H. A. 1,2; Band 1,2,3. MARSHALL, JOAN F. H. A. 2, 3, 4; Treasurer 4; U. I. L. Drama District 3; Honor Roll 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; N. H. A. 4; Senior Personality; Pep Squad 3; Office Practice 4. MATHER. MIKE Band 1,2, 3,4; Band Council 4; F.F.A. 1; Jr. Class Play 3; Bulldog Barks 3. 4; Annual Staff 4; U. I. L. Event 4. mclendon, thomas Confidential. ” MURCHISON, BILLY G. Band 1,2,3, 4; Librarian 1,2, 3; President 4; Solo-Ensem- ble 2; Secretary-Treas. 4; Annual Staff 4; Junior Play 3; Bandsman of Month 2, 3, 4; Band Council 4. MYERS. SHIRLEY F. H. A. 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2; Clasi Favorite 2; Volley ball 2; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4. NORTHCUTT, DON Football 3, 4; Second Team All-Area 4; Golf 1, 2, 3, 4; District Medalist 4; 4th Regional; Band 1,2,4; Spanish Club 1; Bulldog Barks 4; C Club 2,3,4; Annual Staff 4. PARKS. SANDRA F.H. A. 1,2, 3, 4; Vice-Pres. 1; Parliamentarian 2; Bull- dog Barks 4; Literary Letter 3; Academic Letter 3; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Band 1; Best Dressed 4; N.H.S. 4. ROSSER. CLIFFORD Football 3.4; Baseball 2.3; C Club 3.4; All-District Football 4; Harvest Festival 2. SISSOM, DANNY Baseball 3, 4; Basketball 3. 4; Track 3; Pep Squad 4. SNELL, BOBBY F.F.A. 1.2,3; D. E. Club 3.4. STOWE, LINDA F.H. A. 1.2; D. E. Club 3.4. STOWE, VIRGINIA Band 1,2, 3, 4; Twirler 2.4; Student Conductor 3,4; 1st Solo-Ensemble Contest 4; F.H. A. 3,4; Officer 3,4; Busi- ness Mgr. Annual Staff 4; Bulldog Barks 3,4; Junior Play; Student Council 3.4; Treas. 3; Secretary 4; U. I. L. Typ- ing 3; Friendliest 4. SULLIVAN, WADE Band 1,2, 3, 4; Class Favorite 1; Most Handsome Nom. 2, 3,4; Student Council 3,4; Football Letterman 2,3,4; Ten- nis 3.4; Best Dancer 4; Class Pres. 3; Vice-Pres. 1; An- nual Staff 4; Mr. C.H.S. Runner-Up 4; F.H. A. Sweet- heart 1; Harvest Festival 1; Runner-Up Most Popular 4. VICKERS, JACK F.F.A. 1,2,3. WEST, BERT H. JR. Class Vice-President 4; F. F. A. 2; Pep Squad 2, 3, 4; Sec. - Treas. Pep Squad 4; Senior Personality 4; Junior Play; An- nual Staff 4. WILSON, DON F.F.A. 1; F.F.A. Parliamentarian 1; Harvest Festival 3, 4; Pep Squad 3,4; Reporter 4; C Club 3,4; Baseball 3, 4; Bulldog Barks Staff 4; Annual Staff 4. WILLIAMSON, TROY Class Pres. 4; Student Council Parliamentarian 4; Most Handsome Nom. 4; Football 4; Sen. Personality 4; Jr. Class Play 3; F.F.A. Vice-Pres.; Harvest Festival. WOOD, CLIFFORD Band 1,2; Football 1,2; Pep Squad 3,4; Pres. Pep Squad 4; Debate 3,4; Annual Staff 4; Spanish Club 2; One-Act Play 2, 4; Best Actor Region 4; Senior Personality 4. WORSHAM, JOHN H. F.F.A. 1.2; Distributive Education 3, 4; Track 2. Seniors never goof-off' Dr. Livingston. I presume . . . 7! What an intelligent looking annual staff! Our leaders??? How will CHS manage to get along without these boys? Senior Personalities Representing a certain role in life, these Seniors were chosen to hold the different titles for the Senior Personalities. It was done by popular vote. MOST COURTEOUS Ann Maples and Roy Adams MISS VENUS and MR. ATLAS Marsha Dawson and Troy Williamson WITTIEST Joyce Baldree and Clifford Wood FRIENDLIEST Virginia Stowe and Don Wilson BEST DANCERS Linda Knox Wade Sullivan Faith Kendall Larry Harrison ’BEST DRESSED Sandra Parks Leonard Haley MOST DARING Lena Lewis Danny Sissom MOST INTELLECTUAL MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED loan Marshall Bert West Commencement The Crockett High School Auditorium was the scene on May 28. 1962, for the Commencement Ex- ercises of the Class of 1962. Out of the 49 graduates, 13 were on the honor roll. These 13 students com- prised the largest percentage of honor students of any class to graduate from Crockett High School. SANDRA FAREK FAITH KENDALL Senior Class Officers: Troy Williamson, President; Valedictorian Salutatorian Bert West, Vice-President; and Billy Murchison, Secretary-Treasurer. BACK ROW: Larry Harrison, Jack Vickers, Wayne Brown, Patsy Cook, Wayland Cook, Margaret Christian, Wade Sullivan, Danny Sissom, Wayne Hale, Ann Maples, Billy Murchison. THIRD ROW: Essie Lowery, Bobby Snell, Billy Corbin, Lena Lewis, David Ferguson, Billie Kellett, Mary Cartright, Elnora Brown, Linda Stowe, Clifford Wood, Don Wilson, Roy Adams, Linda Graham, Thomas McLendon (not present). SECOND ROW: Joyce Baldree, Judy Marks, Marsha Dawson, Martha Graham, Jack Hill, David Adams, Danny Culp, Don Northcutt, Troy Williamson, Jerry Davis, Raymond Fore, Bert West. HONOR ROW: Shirley Myers, Sandra Parks, Linda Knox, Pam Dykes, Sandra Farek, Faith Kendall, Joan Marshall, Virginia Stowe, Clifford Rosser, Donna Brent, Charles Mather, Leonard Haley. Exercises Mr. Sullivan presents the diploma to his son, Wade. Larry Harrison, high point boy, plays a drum solo. The beginning of the end!? McLendon goes to receive diploma. Corbin peacefully sleeps Scene in band room before final commencement through uproar in band room! exercises. What’s going on here??? Time is rapidly speeding by for these seniors. CHEESE!!! PAM: BEFORE . . . AFTER Trio sings Halls of Ivy A leap to freedom!! □ JUNIORS Junior Officers President - JIMMY DAWSON Vice-President - JERRY STEPHENS Secretary - BILLY HARRISON Barbee, Jack Bear, Johnny Beard, Delmer Benton, Richard Birdwell, Martha Bounds, Joan Brewer, Bert Bumgarner, Nancy Burton, Sandra Byers, Ottis Campbell, Robert Carlton, Benny Christian, Marilyn Cook, James Craven, Thelda Darsey, Nell Dawson, Jimmy Denny, Deanna Dishon, Gary Edmiston, Howard Ellis, Betty Estell, Sue Hail, Dorothy Hail, Jan Harrison. Billy Harrison, Freddy Hill. Betty Huff, Sheila Jackson, Bobby Johnson. Gtom ------ James, Ruby Jones, Gloria Jones, Jeanne Lade, Chyleen Land, Freddie Lansford, Glenda Lingold, Pamela Manning, Craig Maples, Sharon Moore, Linda Moore, Phyllis Morgan. James A. McLean, Jimmy McLean, Pamela McLeod, Mike Pense, Marsha Pike, Linda Rains, Cheryl Rich, Linda Riley, Paula Smith, Peggy Spinks, Tommie Stephens, Jerry. Story, Faye Lee Stowe, Jimmy Terry, Bob Thomas, Frank Thomasson, Janice Vaden. Nina Victery, Elizabeth Wolf, La Jean Young, Toby CHS at Work and Play What was that, Driskell? Look at the monkeys! ! Livingston?? The Persuasion Committee' Lena, my love! The last sight of Jerry Davis. TWISTING' HUH??? SOPHOMORES HtfO { Alien, Herbext Baker, Arnold Bass, Glenda Beard, Patsy Ben net, James Bond, John Patterson Bowman, Joy Brent, Oma Lq£ Brown, frroy Conaway, George Cook, Virginia Cook, William Craven, Mary Davis, Adrian Dean, John Lake Downs, Leon Downs, Loretta Driskill, Donald Driskell, Thomas Durret, Vernon Dyches, Joyce Dyches, Loyce Ellis, Harold Erwin, Roger Farek, Jerry Fore, Lorraine Graham, Elaine, Grayson, Michael Haley, Paul Dean Hall, John Hallmark, Hubert Halyard, Sammye Hill, Pamela Hill, Jimmy. Hudson, Donald Jackson, Jackie James. Charles Johnson, Paula I Kellet, Christene Kent, Charles Langley, Dorothy Lansford, Karen Lansford, Katherine La Rue, Carl Leediker, Chester Lloyd, Duanna Long, Howard Lowery, Melvin May, Cynthia Murchison. James McDonald, Mitchell Overstreet, Calvin Parrot, Steve Pike, Barbara_ Price, Clifford Reynolds, Shirley Roberts, David Rosser, Sidne; Rosson, Marilyn Satterwhite, Ben Satterwhite, Richard Saxon, Nona E. Schanfish, Jud Shaw, Lana Shaw, Ronnie. Shmoldaa, Marie Smith, Carolyn Spinks, Henry Sprayberry Jimmy. Stephenson, Henry Taylor, John Taylor, Sharron Tunstall, Tommy rner, Donald Turner, James Waller, tesaffi. Welch, Thomas Winston, Nancy Wolley, Jerry Lynn FRESHMEN Freshman Officers President - JOHN DURST Vice-President - LYNDA JAMES Secretary - DONECE CRAVEN Asher, William Barnhill, Lyndon Beard, Elmer Beard, Linda Bowman, James Brown, William Bruner, Harvey Buffington, Kathy Byers, Alta Jo Carswell, Nelda C. Cartwright, Charles Choat, Ellenner Mae Christy, Cynthia Clines, Frances Cole, Barbara Joyce Xflllias, Kathleen Cook, Linda Craven, Edward Culp, Barbara A. Currie, Pamela J. Danner, ludith Ann Langham, Larry Deauman, Toni Denny, Stephen T. Dickey, Frances D. Dickey, Jackie Lou Dotson, Carlyle D. ns, Dorine Driskell, Carolyn Durst, John W.. Dykes, Aubert C. Eads, Joe Danny Easterly. Linda Lee_ Enos, Dorothy Sug. Farek, Billy J. Flanagan. Richard Foote, Charles' Fore, Winona Gail, Tony D. Gilson, Charles E. Goosby, John Carl Goolsby, Ronald E. Graham, Rex N. Green, Jeanne C. Gunnels, Jerry L. Hail. Carols Hallmark, Linda Harrison, Charlotte Harrison, Paul B. Hatthorn, Larry Hgnnigan. Elaine Huff, Lawanda C. Hughes, Audrey Hunt, W. A. Isget, Jimmy Earl James, Lynjia Johnson, Beverly Sue Julian, Roy A. Kirkland, Louis Kirkland, Mary W. Knox, Dorian Lansford, Mike LaRue, Ray LaRue, Bobby Lester, Deidra Lewis, Paula M. Lockey, James A. Lovelace, Pamela Lucus, Dorman Lee Lucas, Leonard E. Maples, Lucinda D wa Mayfield, Melvin L. Millwee, Robert Minter, Bobby Minter, Patricia Moore, Carolyn Sue Murchison, Danny Ra Murray, Doris McKay, Dennis M. McElyea, Oather Ray Northcutt, Wayne Earl °gg. Sandra Fay Oliver, Patricia A. Ormand, Cynthia Patrick. James £gnnington, Paula Pervis, Edward Poe, Wanda Jean Ramarez, Virginia Renfro, Leah Jo Rich, Nancy Robinson, Carolyn Satterwhite, Julia E. Sherrod, Sharon Smith, Charles Smith, Thomas SputJiLJEvaJL Spruill, Jimmy Spruill. William Strban, Catherine. Stowe. Mark D. Thomasson, L le Tyer, Barbara Wareing. LeNoir Waller. Mary Williams, Carolyn. Wood. Lynn A. C.H.S. at Work and Play WOW!!! All right BABY!! Several Einstiens” ??? ADVERTISERS EVEN TEACHERS TWIST IN C. H. S. COMPLIMENTS OF THE STUDENT BODY Congratulations to the SENIORS OF 1962 and the ANNUAL STAFF CALLAWAY FUNERAL HOME Grapeland RAMON CALLAWAY HERBERT CALLAWAY IrS c cp %|f - ) T Q «or Machine Service! 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