Crockett High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Crockett, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1964 volume:

THE BULLDOG TABLE OF CONTENTS DEDICATION ADMINISTRATION and FACULTY ORGANIZATIONS ACTIVITIES FAVORITES ATHLETICS FRESHMEN SOPHOMORES JUNIORS SENIORS ADVERTISERS DEDICATION Serving as teacher and friend, Mrs. Bess Hazlett has easily gained a place in the hearts of her students.. Whether planning a prom, a play, or just tomorrow’s class, her unfailing interest in her children” has opened the pathway to many fond memories. Prompted by those memories, we would like to dedicate the ’64 BULLDOG to Mrs. Bess Hazlett, a teacher and friend, forever dear. -niau. - — ;; - in vj-� ’ .—■—ccfcn - rv. z-jr -n sr J - -7 ' _.-J - f J -- a- i- ' ♦•tH. •- - -? — -r '2L+ - - A o yj f SUPERINTENDENT Let me congratulate our students for a fine year of accomplishments and wish each and every one great suc- cess. Sincerely, Terrell W. Ogg PRINCIPAL With highest esteem and best regards, I remain. Sincerely, Gailen Stewart OFFICE STAFF Principal’s Secretary Superintendent's Secretary MRS. LUTHER DURRETT MRS. MORRIS LUCAS OFFICE ASSISTANTS: Bennett, Satterwhite, Lowery, Durrett, Leediker, Murchison, Hallmark, Craven, Erwin, Hill, Spruill, Rich, Bowman, Graham, Fore, Johnson, Deauman, Dickey, Saxon, Lansford, Lloyd, Halyard, Pike, Carroll, and Benton. Mrs. Lucy Heard: Senior Sponsor, Student Council, Science. Mr. Donald Crouch: Senior Sponsor, Science and Math. Center, Metrecal. FACULTY Mrs. Katherine Harrison: Homemaking, F.H.A. Sponsor. Miss Fay Murray: Homemaking, F.H.A. Sponsor. Mrs. Lilly J. Moore: Freshman Sponsor, English. Mrs. Bess Hazlett: Junior Sponsor, English. Mr. Jimmy Moore: Sophomore Sponsor, Driver Ed ucation, Coach. Mrs. Beulah Bear: Health, P.E. Mr. Jere Nichols: Civics, Coach. Mrs. Grady Lake: Bookkeeping, Typing. Mrs. Robbie Deauman: Typing, Shorthand. Miss Nancy Sheppeard: Junior Sponsor, History, English. Mr. A. H. Sanders: Junior Sponsor, History, Geography. Mr. LeRoy Faver: Voc. Agriculture. Mr. Julian Wakefield: Voc. Agriculture. Mrs. Julian: Library, Yearbook Sponsor. Mr. Albert Neal: Band. Mr. W. A. Mott: D.E. Mr. A. Byers: Bible. Mrs. Eleanor Patton: Senior Sponsor, Spanish, Speech, Crockettes. W. A. Turner, C. N. Sullivan, E. S. Darsey, T. W. Ogg. A. B. Brown, A. C. Satterwhite, J. G. Waller, A. S. Brewer President: Dr. A. B. Brown Secretary: A. C. Satterwhite Vice-President: W. A. Turner BOARD OF TRUSTEES THE CROCKETT HIGH SCHOOL BULLDOG BAND The ’’Bulldog'' Band has had a very success- ful season under the direction of Mr. Neal and each member owes him a debt of grati tude. BAND DIRECTOR Mr. Albert Neal BULLDOG STAGE BAND Dean, Brown, Foote, Lansford, Gorley, Welch, T. Welch, Wright, Stowe, Brent, McClain, Maples, Durrett, Bond, Satterwhite, Dykes, Leediker, Denny, and McCullor. FLUTES: Vaden, Drikell, Minter, Ogg, Garner, Dykes, Asher, Knox, Murray, Collins, Deauman. CLARINETS: Knox, Collins, Halyard, Morgan, Childress, Sauer white, Leaverton, Denny, Enos, Satterwhite, Arnold, Ormand, Shanks. DRUMS: Kent, Lyday, Lester, Christy SAXOPHONES: Durrett, Brown, Clines, Satterwhite, Homey, Bowman, Parks, McCullough, Thomasson, Grimes, Bond. F HORNS: McClain, Hill, Brent, Maples, Col- well. CORNETS: Lansford, Davis, Hallmark, Gorley, Lade, Satterwhite. Sammye Halyard, as. drum major; Frances Collins, Dorian Knox, Barbara Knox, Donna Dykes, and Pamela Hill. 1964 Bulldog Band Sweetheart SAMMYE HALYARD The Crockett High School Band represents the school and the city in many events and places throughout the year. This year's events have been the usual half-time shows, parades, contests, and concerts, all of which have been very successful. The 1963-64 marching band won honors in parades in Nacogdoches (1st place) and Lufkin (2nd place) and received the rating of excellent at the U.I.L. Marching Contest in Carthage. BAND OFFICERS President: Pam Hill Vice-President: Pat Bond Secretary-Treasurer: Dorian Knox Senior Representative: Richard Satterwhite Junior Representative: Sue Enos Sophomore Representative: Jackie Durrett Freshman Representative: Bobby Welch Drum Major: Laura Grimes BOTTOM ROW: Durrett, Langford, Bennet, Dotson, Daw- son. SECOND ROW: Enos, Halyard, Collins, Waring. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Lucy Heard, Brent, Collins, Graham, Colwell, Woodard. FOURTH ROW: Welch, McCullar, Lester, Kirkland, Knox. FIFTH ROW: Wolley, Woodard, Conaway, Satterwhite, Turner. STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council members, elected by their classmates, serves as the governing body of the school. The council tries to carry out the wishes of the student body as a main part of their program. Along with its governmental duties, the coun- cil declares various days throughout the year to make the school year more interesting. Halyard, President; Wolley, Vice-President; Conaway, Secretary; Enos, Reporter. CHEERLEADERS Turky B. Murchison Nancy Winston Mary Waller Jean Poe Judi Wilson Betsy Julian CROCKETTES The Crockettes are, BACK ROW: Ann Strong, Karen Lansford, Margret King, Deidra Lester, Barbara Graham, Pat Bruce, Mary Craven, Marie Shmoldas, Linda Brubaker, alt. Jan John- son, alt. ; Barbara Tyer, Linda Lankford, alt.; Ginger Graham, Carol Stewart. FRONT ROW: Jamie Waller, LeNoir Wareing, Sue Moore, Paula Johnson. CENTER FRONT: Barbara Pike. OFFICERS ARE: From Left to Right, Jamie Waller: Lieutenant Barbara Pike: Captain and choreographer LeNoir Wareing: Choreographer Sue Moore: Choreographer Paula Johnson: Reporter TOP ROW: Bridgewater, Beard, Woods, Craven, Denman, Danner, Bridgewater, Hail, Pennigton, Lansford, Taylor, Graham, Lanley, Sherrod, Lovelace, Loyld, Green, Harrison, Carol, Spruill, Christy, Easterly, Saxon, Ledford, Maples, Dickey, Dickey, Kirkland, Driskell, Hennington, Jack- son, Gourly, Spencer. PEP SQUAD President - Lynn Woods Vice-President - Jackie Dicken Secretary - Pam Lovelace Reporter - Linda Dickey ANNUAL STAFF Jamie Waller, editor; Dorothy Langley, feature editor; and Barbara Pike, class editor; thumb through the annuals. Oma Lea Brent and James Ben- nett, sports editors, are reminis- cing about past victories. Richard Satterwhite, annual salesman; Pam Hill, advertis- ing editor; Paul Harrison, pho- tographer; are all smiles. Jimmy Murchison and Elaine Graham, ad- vertising assistants, are arguing about who will do what. Clifford Price and Jerry Woolley, annual salesmen, are giving a good sales talk. Marie Smoldas, art editor; Nona Beth Saxon, assistant; and Kathy Lansford, historian; are working together. The Bulldog Barks CROCKETT HIGH SCHOOL, MONDAY. NOVEMBER 11, 1963 NO. 4 Jackie edited the paper. STAFF Jackie Jackson Elaine Graham Sue Moore Carol Hail Jamie Waller Pat Bond Barbara Pike, Tom Tunstall, and Roger Erwin Oma Lea Brent, Sharon Taylor, Duanna Lloyd, Martha Carroll, and Joy Bowman Sue Enos, Jim Jackson, Gail Arnold, Jimmy Murchison, and Nona Beth Saxon Mr. W. L. Mott Editor Business Manager Assistant Editor Assistant Business Manager Exchange Editor Feature Editor Sports Editors Typists Ad Salesmen Sponsor Elaine kept the business records. Sue and Carol were assistants. Sponsor Sue, Jim, Gail, Murky and Nona Beth sold advertisements to finance the paper. Pat was the feature writer and Jamie was the exchange editor. Oma Lea, Sharon, Duanna, Martha and Joy typed the news OFFICERS: G. Arnold, hist.; J. Green, 3rd v.-pres. K. Collins, 2nd v.-pres., 5th v.-pres.; K. Lansford, 1st v.-pres. SECOND ROW: C. Christy, pari., 4th v.-pres., president; D. Lester, treasurer. SWEET- HEARTS: Roger Erwin and Jimmy Jackson. PURPOSES TO PROMOTE a growing appreciation of the joys and satisfaction of homemaking. TO EMPHASIZE the importance of worthy home membership. TO ENCOURAGE democracy in home and community life. TO FURTHER interest in home economics. TO WORK for good home and family life for all. TO PROMOTE international good will. TO FOSTER the development of creative leader- ship in home and community life. TO PROVIDE wholesome individual and group recreation. SSSiiii Members of the Future Home of America Chapter 1964 cmrniro) The Fashion Show at the annual Future Homemakers banquet The Model: Linda Easterly models dress made in class The Sewing Circle - learning that a stitch in time saves MONEY The Bakers: Looking forward to eating the results of their skills THE NATIONAL ORGANIZATION FOR BOYS STUDYING VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE F.F.A. CHAPTER 1964 Pete Julian - President, Jackie Durrett - Treasurer, Jimmy Lockey - Lade, Leediker, Marshall. What a funny Reporter, Terry Tyer - Historian, Ronnie Goolsby - Sentinel, Mike horse!!! Lansford - Vice-President, Carla - Sweetheart, Larry Culp - Advisor, Jimmy Isget - Parliamentarian, Dewayne Pike - Secretary, Nona - Office Secretary. Ball, Westbrook, Woodard, Morrow. Demon- F.F.A. Open House, stration of welding samples. F.F.A. Open House. TOP ROW: B. Farek, T. Gail, J. Farek, J. Patrick, H. Bruner, E. Beard. T. Smith, S. Wright. SECOND ROW: D. Cook, J. Jackson, K. Lansford, B. Culp, E. Purvis, D. Cook, H. Spinks. THIRD ROW: C. Kellett, L. Lang- ham, R. Graham, O. McLeyea, V. Cook, G. Bass, S. Taylor, J. Gunnels. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Mott, E. Choate, M. Weeks, C. Williams, A. Hughes, L. Renfro, P. Minter, H. Long, M. Mayfield. MR. MOTT, Sponsor Christene Kellett, Barbara Culp and Kathy Lans- ford attended the D.E. Convention in Austin. Billy Farek is employed by Davy Crockett Drug Co. Kathy Lansford, D.E. Sweetheart, was elected by popular vote of the D.E. Club members. TOP ROW: Mr. Mott; Jimmy Jackson, Vice-President; Kathy Lansford, Treasurer; Henry Spinks. President. LOWER ROW: Sharon Taylor, Secretary; Christene Kellett, Parliamentarian; Dianne Cook, Reporter. NATIONAL SOCI NATK HONOR CLIFFORD PRICE - President JIMMY TURNER - Vice-President RICHARD SATTERWHITE - Secretary THE 1963-1964 MEMBERS Jamie Waller, Jimmy Turner, Pamela Hill, Richard Satterwhite, Nona B. Saxon, Elaine Graham, Don Conaway, Oma L. Brent, Sammye Halyard, Jerry Woolley, Clifford Price. THE INITIATES Sue Moore, Deidra Lester, Jeanne Greene, Dorian Knox, LeNoir Wareing, Mary Kirkland. Roy Julian, Charlotte Harrison, Lanny Dykes, Kathleen Col- lins, Steve Denny, Toni Deauman, Carlyle Dodson, Jackie Dickey. HONOR ETY 7! IETY X 1 Mrs. Deauman, sponsor, with some shy new initiates. National Honor Society membership cards are presented to new members. Congratulations are in order as the formal ceremony ends. SPECIAL SENIOR AWARDS C AWARDS: Turner, Rosser, Welch, Davis, Larue. Parrott, Edwards, Lowery, Kent. SECOND ROW: Shaw, Erwin, Hill, Murchison, Craven, Langley, Cook, Graham. FRONT ROW: Driskell, Lankford, Hallmark, Waller, Bennett, Pike, James, Brent Halyard. MARIE SHMOLDAS Commercial Award JIMMY TURNER PAM HILL Student Council Citizenship Award JIMMY TURNER Balfour Plaque and Key; Moore, Frye, Eckles Outstanding Student Award CHRISTENE KELLETT D.E. Award HARVEST FESTIVAL The crowning of a new King and Queen. LeNoir sings . . . The Trumpeteers Duchess Kay Duke Robert Lady Marie Lord Larry More Entertainment Lady Carla Lord J. D. SADIE HAWKINS PARTY Cynthia and John LeNoir and Pete Laura Jean and Carroll Deidra and Lyle Linda and Jimmy Kathleen and Lanny Bobbie and Bill Frances and Johnny JUNIOR SPONSORED U.l. EVE DEBATE: Kath- leen Collins, Sue Enos. First Place. PROSE: Jeanne Green, Elaine Graham. Third and First Places. SHORTHAND: Mary Craven, Sharon Taylor. POETRY: Chariot Harrison, Donece Craven, Mary Kirkland Craven. First Place. SPELLING: Pete Julian, Steve Denny. Second Place. DEBATE: Jimmy Turner, Richard Satterwhite. Second Place. These stu- dents partic- ipated in U.I.L. Events at District Meet in Livingston. L. NTS Those who won first places went to Regional Meet at Brenham. SLIDE RULE: Richard Satterwhite, Mr. Dicky, Jimmy Turner, Chuck Kennedy. NUMBER SENSE: Chuck Kennedy. Jimmy Anderson. ■ ■ - n r T 1 ITT TYPING: Sharon Sherrod, Bar- bara Culp, Barbara Tyer. Tyer first place. SCIENCE: Mrs. Heard, Steve Denny. Denny, first place. PERSUASIVE SPEECH: Jimmy Murchison, Pam Hill. Second and First Places. View of the Grand March. Senior officers in foreground. THE OVER THE RAINBOW Somebody call Mrs. Hazlett to straighten out this mix-up. well as Queen of the Ball, Mrs. Hazlett Making a grand entry END-OF-THE- JUNIOR AND SENIOR HONOR ROLL TOP ROW: J. Spruill, Bond, Davis, Turner, Satterwhite, Dykes, Denny. SECOND ROW: Collins, Shmoldas, Greene, Bridgwater, Lloyd, Halyard, Huff. FRONT ROW: Enos, Sherrod, Lester, Wright, Wareing, Harrison, Brent, Moore, Knox. LETTER OF EXCELLENCE Jimmy Turner and LeNoir Wareing FRESHMAN AND SOPHOMORE HONOR ROLL TOP ROW: Dykes, McConnell, Cheaurs, Rameriz, Dickey, Durrett, Davis. SECOND ROW: Rector, Murray, Knox, Colwell, Cook, Tims, Childress, Woodward, Maples. FRONT ROW: McClain, King. McAmis, Bruebaker, Stewart, Arnold, Homey, Ken- nedy. YEAR AWARDS The Letter of Excel- lence is awarded to students with an aver- age of 95 and above. PERFECT ATTENDANCE TOP ROW: Woodward, J. Satterwhite, Breaux. SECOND ROW: Welch, Lester, Dickey, Homey. FRONT ROW: Woodward. Driskill, Kirkland, Moore, Craven, Easterly. ACADEMIC LETTERS TOP ROW: McConnell, Turner, Dykes, Satteewhite, Kennedy, Denny, SEC- OND ROW: Woodward, Julian, Rector, Colwell, Dykes, Durrett, Dickey, Maples, Enos, Greene. FRONT ROW: King, Murray, Cook, Sherrod, Warn- ing, Harrison, Brent, Moore, Halyard. DRAMA PATTERNS Stagehands Pam Hill, Elaine Graham, Jim- my Turner, and Richard Satterwhite were the best. Mrs. Patton was the best director as ever. Jimmy Jackson as Hobst jhe faithful Cinda Maples as Dulcie, Duanna Lloyd as Isabel, and Sidney servant. Rosser as Richard. FAVORITES CLASS Carroll Sullivan and Judi Wil- son were elected Class Favorites of the Sophomore Class. FAVORITES Barbara Knox and J. D. Wood- ward were chosen Class Favor- ites of the Freshman Class. MR. AND M SS C.H.S PAMELA HILL JIMMY TURNER BEST ALL-AROUND OMA LEA BRENT SAMMYE HALYARD JIMMY TURNER PAMELA HILL JACKIE JACKSON WHO’S The Best All-Around Boy and Girl are chosen from the Senior Class for outstanding performance in organizations, class offices and other school ac- P’? R immjm NANCY WINSTON mm Ml WHO . tivities. The Who s Who students pictured on these pages are the runners-up for the Best All-Around title. RICHARD SATTERWHITE LEON LOWERY MOST BEAUTIFUL Senior - SHARON TAYLOR Junior - DORIAN KNOX Sophomore - JEANNE RECTOR Freshman - BARBARA KNOX Sophomore - JACK WOODWARD Freshman - J. D. WOODWARD HANDSOMEST Senior - HENRY SPINKS Junior - BILL BROWN RUNNERS-UP Freshman - JOHN THOMASSON Senior - JIMMY TURNER Sophomore - LAURA GRIMES I Sophomore - BRAD LEE James Bennett, All-Dist. Defensive Guard James Bennett, Pamela Hill and Roger Erwin CO-CAPTAINS AND SWEETHEART COACHES Born, Burress, and Nichols Roger Erwin, Hon. -Mention All-Dist. Fullback SENIORS OF 1964 JAMES BENNETT: TOMMY TUNSTALL: JOHNNY DEAN: BUDDY DAVIS: TOMMY WELCH: Center, 3 yr. letter- R. Tackle, 3 yr. let- L. Tackle, 2 yr. let- Fullback, 1 yr. letter- Tackle, 2 yr. letter- man, All-Dist., Co- terman. ter man. man. man. Captain. ROGER ERWIN: STEVE PARROTT: SIDNEY ROSSER: LARRY LANKFORD: TOMMY DRISKELL: Fullback, 3 yr. letter- L. Tackle, 1 yr. let- R. End, 1 yr. letter- L. End, 2 yr. letter- L. End, 1 yr. letter- man, Hon. Mention, terman. man. man. man. All-Dist., Most Val- uable Player, Co- Capt. ” Looking for something? says Roger, as he eludes a Hearne player. STANDING: Woodward, Sullivan, Eakin, Rosser, Parrott, Dean, Welch, Dawson, Erwin, Davis. SEATED: J. Spruill, Callaway, Tunstall, Bennett, Brown, J. D. Woodward, Lankford, R. Spruill, Foote, Durst. Give it here. It's my turn. My, you’re rough! J. Durst: 2 yr. Foote: 3 yr. Woodward: Sullivan: 2 Callaway: 1 R. Spruill: 2 Eakin: 1 yr. letterman letterman 2 yr. letter- yr. letterman yr. letterman yr. letterman letterman man J. Spruill: 3 yr. letterman Dawson: 2 yr. letterman Brown: 2 yr. letterman J. D. Woodward 1 yr. letter- man Thomasson: Squadman Sissom: Bobbitt: Squadman Squadman Sullivan blocks tackle as San Augustine surges down field. Jack Woodward eludes opposition as he sidesteps tackle. Bennett clears way for Erwin. Dawson gets cremated by tacklers. Tunstall and Woodward move in on the kill. We really should use a ball in this game. Ferguson: Squadman LaRue: Squad man Gest: Squadman Lee: Squadman Ball: Squadman Kennedy: Squadman Gilson: Squadman Breaux: Julian: Christopher: Bennett: Overstreet: Kilgo: Matthews: Squadman Squadman Squadman Squadman Squadman Squadman Squadman STANDING: Bennett, Breaux, Ball, Sissom, LaRue, Matthews, Julian, Gilson. SEATED: Thomasson, Kilgo, Ferguson, Bobbitt, Overstreet, Gest, Kennedy, Lee, Christopher. James Bennett makes tackle as Hearne moves down field. Jack Woodward makes a break for freedom and the goal line. Crockett players converge on Gentry of Grapeland. BOYS’ BASKETBALL SECOND ROW: Paul Dawson, Vernon Durrett, Deraid LaRue, Ricky Flanagan, Carroll Sullivan, Leon Lowery. FIRST ROW: Rex Ellis, David Eakin, Don Conway, Jack Woodward, Buddy Cal- laway, J. D. Woodward. Darryl LaRue, Co-Captain; Coach Burleson; Co- Captain Leon Lowery. DISTRICT RECORD CROCKETT..............64 MADISON VILLE.........70 CROCKETT..............50 LIVINGSTON............67 CROCKETT..............56 CLEVELAND.............28 CROCKETT..............67 WOODVILLE.............59 CROCKETT..............62 MADISON VILLE.........64 CROCKETT..............53 LIVINGSTON............51 CROCKETT..............72 CLEVELAND.............47 CROCKETT..............66 WOODVILLE.............46 Vetnon Durrett drives down court to score two points against Livingston. The 1963-64 BULLDOG Basketball squad composed of four Seniors, one Junior, five Sophomores, and two Freshmen, compiled a season record of 15 wins and 8 losses. During district 22-AA play the Dogs were tied for second with a 5 win 3 loss record. The Bulldogs entered three tournaments during the season and placed in all three. Ricky Flanagan won All-Tournament hon- ors in the Madisonville Tournament. LaRue and Durrett placed first on the All- Tournament Team in the Crockett Tour- nament. Leon Lowery made the All- Tournament team in the Rust Tourney. Slack from Cleveland and Deraid LaRue go up for ball at tip-off at beginning of game. Coach gives instructions to LaRue at time-out. From the looks of his face, somebody pulled a boner. BACK ROW: E. Sissom, J. Roberts, T. Smith, J. Selman, G. LaRue, R. LaRue. FRONT ROW: J. Parks, T. Bretz, F. Reed, R. Ellis, J. D. Woodward and Coach Moore. GIRLS’ BASKETBALL TOP ROW: Barbara Pike, Pat Bruce, Mary Craven, Cathy Allen, Lana Shaw, Wanda Cook, Linda Ledford. FRONT ROW: Ruth Patrick, Kay Leaverton, Shirley Milwee, Joyce Dykes, Dorothy Langley. Miss Beulah Bear and Lloyd Brown, Coaches. Venita Hendon and Loyce LaRue, Managers. SENIORS: Lana Shaw, Mary Craven, Dorothy Langley, Joyce Dyches, Barbara Pike, Loyce LaRue. FIRST ROW: Jean Poe, Mary Beth Homey, Pat Bridgewater, Judy Danner, Ruth Patrick. SECOND ROW: Carol Robinson, Shirley Milwee, Mary Lumbreraz, Gayle Gourley. Co-Captains for 1964 are Joyce Dyches and Lana Shaw. The 1964 Girls' Basketball Team showed great promise in the past season and the fans are looking for- ward to more seasons in the future. Casey does it again. Offense takes on defense. Cathy heads down court. Watch that arm! TRACK THE 1964 TRACK TEAM: Sullivan, J. Spruill, Thomas, Flangan, Pike, Kennedy, Dotson, Eakin, and Bennett. SECOND ROW: R. Spruill, J. D. Woodward, English, Durst, Durrett, Woodward, Lockey, Calla way. MILE RELAY SHOT PUT AND DISCUS DISTANCE RUNNERS V. Durrett, Woodward, Lockey, Woodward and Bennett. Bennett Kennedy, Dotson, Lockey, and and Durst. Second place, District. first place District in Discus. Eakin. Third in 880. FIRST ROW: Robert English, Buddy Callaway, Richard Spruill. SECOND ROW: Vernon Durrett, Carroll Sullivan, Ricky Flanagan, Jimmy Spruill, James Thomas. DASH: Woodward, 2nd in 220; English, Durrett, 1st in 440; Durst and Spruill. TENNIS TACTICS Boys Doubles: Steve Denny, Jimmy Turner Girls Doubles; Frances Collins, Laura Grimes Girls Doubles - Pat Bridg- water, Gayle Gourley Girls Doubles - Linda Easterly, Judi Wilson TEAM MEMBERS: (STANDING) Steve Denny, Kay Leaverton, Frances Col- lins, Laura Grimes, Jimmy Turner. (KNEELING) Pat Bridgwater, Linda East- erly, Judi Wilson, Gayle Gourley. (NOT PICTURED) Mary Waller, Charles Foote. (Not Pictured) STARTING LINE-UP: STANDING; Dawson, Erwin, Davis, Sullivan, Satterwhite, LaRue, Durrett. KNEELING; J. Spruill, Brown, Bennett, Durst, R. Spruill, Lowery. Coach Moore not shown. BASEBALL . . . DISTRICT CHAMPS The Crockett High BULLDOGS, in spite of losses in pre-District play, proved their skill in District play, and won all District games. They were defeated by La Grange in Bi- District play-off. INFIELD: Sullivan, shortstop; Satterwhite, first base; LaRue, catcher; Lowery, third base; Dawson, pitcher; R. Spruill, second base; fielder. JR. VARSITY: STANDING: Roberts, Bretz, Gilson, OUTFIELD: Bennett, right field; Brown, center field; Erwin, right field; Durst, left field; J. Spruill, pitcher and left field; Durrett, center field. DISTRICT SCORES RUSK..........5 CLEVELAND----6 RUSK..........4 LIVINGSTON - - 8 CLEVELAND-----2 CROCKETT - - •f -13 7 5 13 8 Sissoms, Enos, Edwards, McElhanny, Coach Burleson. KNEELING: Stevens, Overstreet, Ellis, Davis, Marshall, Reed, Durst. Getting ready for a big one Davis delivers words of wisdom Jimmy Spruill saves the game for Crockett GOLF THE GOLF TEAM: Conaway, Welch, Asher, Callaway, Dykes, Bennett, and Satterwhite. FRESHMEN •' E li SON () V E K OFFICERS PRESIDENT: Bette Davis VICE-PRESIDENT: Jan Lester SECRETARY-TREASURER: Barbara Knox Allen, Cathy Asher, Byrd Baker, Jimmy Bear, Terry Beard, Evie Bobbitt, Bill Bowdoin, Nita Brent, Danny Bretz, Tom Bridgwater, Pat Brown, Susan Brubaker, Linda Bruner, Ray Childress, Carolyn Christopher, Larry Christy, Roberta Cole, Ross Colwell, Brenda Cook, Wanda Currie, Kathleen Davis. Daryl Davis, Mary Davis, Terry Deaumon, Bill Dominy. Wayne Downs, John Driskill, Cheryl Dykes, Donna Ellis, Rex Erwin, Dennis Ferguson, Dan Garner, Shelley Gest, Don Gourley, Gayle Grounds, Frank Gunnels, Dianne Ham, Marshall Homey, Mary Beth Houston, Bill Johnson, Janice Johnson, Joe Beth Kilgo, Tommy King, Margaret Knox, Barbara LaRue, Glenn LaRue, Ronnie Lester, Jan Lumbreras, Mary Marshall, Roy McAmis, Karen McClain, Earlynne McConnell, Donald McConnell, Ronald McCullar, David Mims, Melvin Minter, Shirley Morgan, Melinda Morrow, Carolyn Murray, Carla Nelms, Rebecca Parks, James Petty, William Roberts, Gary Richardson, Carol Richardson, Walter Satterwhite, Robert Seale, Jeanie Shanks, Kay Shaw, Linda Smith, Jerry Spruill, Charles Stewart, Carol Swift, Nita Thomasson, John Tims, Regina Vaden, Nancy Walling, Charles Welch, Robert West, Steve Woodward, J. D. SOPHOMORES OFFICERS PRESIDENT: Linda Dickey VICE-PRESIDENT: Laura Jean Grimes SECRETARY-TREASURER: Angela Satterwhite Anderson, Jimmy Arnold, Gail Ellen Ball, Orville Beard, Charlie Bennett, John Bowdoin, Darlene Bowman, Margaret Breaux, Jimmy Brooks, Glenda Kay Bruce. Pat Bruner, Harry Bullock, Rodney Callaway, Buddy Cartwright, Wayne Lewis, Cauble Cheairs, Vernell Collins, Frances Culp, Larry Currie, Margie Dawson, Paul Dickey, Linda Durreu, Jackie Eakin, David Elrod, Tim English, Robert Enos, Curtis Graham, Barbara Graham, Ginger Courley, W. J., Lucky Grimes, Laura Jean Hatthorn, Sandra Hendon, Venita Johnson, Eddie Julian, Betsy Kellet, Oneitta Kendrick, Anda Kennedy, Chuck Lade, John Max Leaverton, Kay LaRue, Ray Lee, Brad Lyday, Vicki McElhany, Danny Maples, Gloria Matthews, Mike Millwee, Shirley Morley, Verna Morrow, Harvy Overstreet, Bob Parks, Diana Patrick, Ruth Pike, Dewayne Rameriz, Frances Rector, Jeanne Reed, Fred Roberts, Jimmy Robinson, Carol Ross, Patty Satterwhite, Angela Satterwhite, Smith Schanfish, Edna Seals, James Selman, Jim Sissom, Edward Skalicky, Larry Sullivan, Carroll Stevens, Bobby Stevenson, Jerry Tyler, Terry Westbrook, Phil Willis, Mike Wilmeth, Linda Wilson, Judi Woodard, Johnny Woodward, Jack OFFICERS PRESIDENT: LeNoir Wareing VICE-PRESIDENT: John Durst SECRETARY-TREASURER: Charles Foote JUNIORS Asher, Bill Beard, Elmer Bowman, James Bridgewater, Susan Brown, Bill Brown, Troy Brunner, Harvey Buffington, Kathy Cartright, Charles Choate, Elener Christy. Cynthia Clines, Francis Cole, Barbara Collins, Kathleen Cook, Dianne Cravem, Donece Culp, Barbara Currie, Pamela Danner, Judy Deauman, Toni Denny, Steve Dickey, Jackie Dodson, Carlyle Downs, Dorene Downs, Leon Driskell, Carolyn Durst, John Dykes, Lanny Easterly, Linda Enos, Sue Farek, Billy Flanagan, Ricky Foote, Charles Fore, Winona Fuller, Dale Gail, Tony Gilson, Charles Goolsby, Ronnie Graham, Rex Greene. Jeanne Gunnels, Jerry Hail, Carol Hallmark, Linda Harrison, Charlotte Harrison, Paul Hatthome, Larry Hennigan, Elaine Hudson, Donald Huff, Lawanda Hughes, Audrey Isget, Jimmy Johnson, Beverly Julian, Pete Kirkland, Louis Kirkland, Mary Kite, Linda Knox, Dorian Langham, Larry Lankford, Linda Lansford, Micky Ledford, Linda Lester, Deidra Lewis, Paula Lockey, jimmy Lovelace, Pamela Mayfield, Melvin Maples, Cinda McElyea, Otha Ray Minter, Billy Minter, Patricia Moore, Sue Morgan, Billy Morley, Dianne Murchison, Danny Murray, Doris Northcutt. Wayne Ogg, Sandra Ormand, Cynthis Patrick, James Pennington, Paula Pervis, Edward Poe, Jean Rameriz, Virginia Renfro, Leah Jo Rich, Nancy Robinson, Carolyn Satterwhite, Judy Sherrod, Sharon Skidmore Anita Smith, Tommy Spencer, Carla Spruill, Eva Jean Spruill, Jimmy Spruill, Richard Stowe, Mark Strban, Catherine Strong, Anne Thomasson, Lyle Turner, Ray Tyer, Barbara Waller, Mary Wareing, LeNoir Westerman, Billy Williams, Carolyn Wood, Lynn Wright, Ronda Wright, Steve IN THE BEGINNING . . . May 26, 1964 The story of the senior class of 1963-1964 began to take form twelve years ago. It was in the au- tumn of 1952. A bewildered group of lads and lassies were we when we entered the halls of our Alma Mater for the first time. Mrs. Maxwell and Mrs. Griffin guided us successfully through that long and dreary first year. It was difficult to adjust to the ways of a pupil. We had trouble sitting still, paying attention, studying, and most of all, getting up early in the mornings. This took quite a while to get used to and after twelve years many are still adjusting to that minor discomfort of school. As the seniors of 1964 entered the second grade, we felt a little bigger and surer of ourselves, and so very proud that only eleven more years lay ahead! Mrs. Easterly and Mrs. Faver carried us through that fast second year and before we knew it, we were sitting in the third grade, looking into the faces of Mrs. McLean and Mrs. Barclay. The fourth grade brought Mrs. Schmidt and Miss King and second floor classrooms; however, it was in the fifth grade under Mrs. Skipper and Miss Hassell that we realized that the teachers on the second floor really meant business. Our sixth grade year proved most interesting of all after a fashion. The girl haters suddenly chang- ed into gentlemen and quite a few big romances were started. Cupid's arrows, Mrs. Carpenter, and Mr. Dailey helped make that year quite interesting. In no time at all we were in the seventh grade. Mr. Parks and Coach Hoskins showed us through the challenging seventh year. Finally, when we reached the absolute summit of elementary school days, we received the distinc- tive name of Crockett Junior High Bullpups. We were really the Big Dogs, taking over the PUP’S HOWL. We really ran the joint for one brief year and memories of eighth grade commencement will always remind us of our first eight years of our twelve year journey which is so rapidly drawing to an end. We were now in Crockett High School with the big guys. Oh, to be so high to fall so low! Although lost at first, we soon made a place for ourselves in C.H.S. Under the guidance of Mrs. Deauman, Mr. English, and Mrs. Moore, our class chose and presented Twilight Time. Our freshman year was sad- dened, however, by the loss of a dear classmate, Terry Paxton Knox. An outstanding member of our class, loved by his friends and classmates, Terry will live long and always in the memory of those who knew him. Our sophomore year brought adventure and studies galore to our class as well as sponsors, Mrs. Patton, Mrs. Julian, and Mr. Ferguson. It was this year that the freshmen presented Blue Hawaii for the Fresh- man-Sophomore Party. We arrived on the threshold of our junior year anticipating the events the year was to hold in store for us. Our sponsors were Mrs. Hazlett and Mr. Sanders. It was in April of that year that our class presented Our Town, and on May 10th that the best prom ever” came about in the Memorial Building as the Sen- iors of 1964 presented Red Sails in the Sunset, a wonderful night to remember. So it is that at last we have become seniors. For this, our last year, activities have been a vital part of our class. Our sponsors are Mrs. Patton, Mr. Crouch, and Mrs. Heard. Our class has been well repre- sented in all sports as well as interscholastic league literary events. Only recently the Juniors presented us with a night to remember and a prom Over the Rainbow. Also fresh in our memory is our Senior trip to Six Flags Over Texas as well as many parties and gala activities. Each and every member of our class has made plans for a bright future, and now, as we look back to scan the slated records, we view with pride the things we have accomplished, and with disgust the things we have failed to achieve. On May 28th, we will become the ninety-second graduating class of Crockett High School. We look ahead with happiness and bewilderment, with new ideas and shining dreams, with a great eagerness for the world and the riches with which life can bless us. Yes, we are leaving just as we entered those twelve, so very short years ago. Our whole lives through we will remember these golden hours we have spent in the halls of our Alma Mater and we'U always remember too that; Living and Loving, we want and give more because we are the seniors of Crockett High School of nineteen hundred and sixty-four. OFFICERS PRESIDENT: Jimmy Turner VICE-PRESIDENT: Tommy Tunstall SECRETARY-TREASURER: Tommy Driskell MOST DEPENDABLE BEST DANCERS ALLEN, ANDY: D.E. 3, 4; FFA 2,3. 4, Officer. ALFORD, ROSE: Volleyball 3, 4; FHA 1.2; Jun - ior Play 3; Pep Squad 1,2; Library 2,3; U.I.L. Type-Meet 1st and 3rd Place. BASS. GLENDA: D.E. 4. BENNETT. JAMES: Football 1,2,3,4; Captain 4; Hon. Men All-Dist. 3; All-Dist. 4; Basketball 2; Baseball 3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Junior Play 3; Best Actor 3; Annual Staff 4; FFA 2,3,4. BOND, PAT: Band 2,3, 4; Vice-President 4; Bands- man of Month 2,3,4; Stage Band 4; Class Pres. 3; Stu. Council 3; Junior Play 3; All Star Cast; Sen- ior Personality” 4; Golf 2; Bulldog Barks 4. BOWMAN. JOY: Band 1,2,3; Solo and Ens. Con- test 2,3; Dist. Piano Cont. 2,3; FHA 1,2, Nat. Guild 1,2,3, 4; Office Practice 3,4; State H.S. Diploma 4; Bulldog Barks 3,4; Library 3,4; Pep Squad 4; Senior Personality 4; Junior Class Play 3. BRENT, OMA LEA: Stu. Council 1; FHA 1,2,4; Officer; Basketball 1,2,3; 2nd Team All-Dist. 3; Honor Roll 1,2,4; Aca. Let. 1,2,4; Band 1,2,3, 4; Stu. Conductor 1st Div. NHS 3,4; Tennis 1. CARLTON, BENNY: D.E. 4. CARROLL, MARTHA: Office Practice; Pep Squad 4. MOST ROUTE SHARON TAYLOR LARRY LANKFORD CHEAIRS. WILMA: FHA 1,2, 4; Basketball 1. CONAWAY. DON: Basketball 1,4; Golf 1.2.3, 4; Band 1,2,3, 4; Student Council 3,4; National Honor Society 4. COOK, DAVID: D.E. 4; Ag. 1,2.3,4. COOK. VIRGINIA: FHA 1; Basketball 1,2; D.E. 3,4. CRAVEN, MARY: Basketball 1,2,3,4; Lettered 3,4; FHA 1,2; Harvest Festival 3; Senior Per- sonality 4; Crockettes 3,4; Office Practice 4. DAVIS, BUDDY: Football 4; Baseball 3, 4; Golf 1,2,3,4; Dist. 2,3,4; Reg. Runner-up 2; Band 1, 2,3,4; Solo and Ens. 1,2,3; Student Council 2; Runner-up Class Favorite 3; Yearly Honor Roll 1, 4; Crockette Sweetheart 3. DEAN, JOHNNY: Band 1,2,3,4; Bandsman of Month 1,2,3,4; Football 3,4; Combo 3; Stage Band 4; Track 4; Class President 1; Class Favor- ite 1. DENMAN. GARY: FFA 1,2; DE 3; Pep Squad. DE SMYTER, DONNA: Office Practice 4. Pep Squad 4; Tennis 4; MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED PAT BOND JOY BOWMAN LOUDEST MARY CRAVEN CALVIN OVERSTREET DRISKELL, TOMMY: Vice-President 3; Secre- tary-Treasurer 4; Football 4; Baseball 3; FFA 1, 2.3, Secretary 2. Reporter 3; Academic Letter 1,2; Honor Roll 1,2; Student Council 1,2; Absent Nor Tardy 2; Band 1, 2; Track 4. DR1SKILL, DON: FFA 1,2,3, 4; Pep Squad 3.4; Junior Class Play 3. DURRETT, VERNON: Runner-up Class Favorite 1, 2; FFA 1.2,3; Class Advisor 3; Vice-President 2; Harvest Festival 2; Junior Play 3; Basketball 1.2.3, 4, Lettered 2,3,4, All-District 3, 4; Base- ball 2,3,4, Tri-Captain 4; Track 3,4; Senior Personality 4; Football 1; Office Practice; All- District Baseball. DYCHES. JOYCE: Basketball 1.2, 3,4; FHA 1,2, 4. EDWARDS, MELVIN: FFA 4; Baseball 4; Football 1.2.3, ERWIN, ROGER: Football 1, 2, 3, 4. Uttered 2. 3, 4, All-District 3, Honorable Mention, All-Area 3, Honorable Mention 4, Co-Captain 4, Most Valuable Player 3,4; Baseball 3,4, Lettered 3,4; Track 1, 2; Band 1, 2, 3; UIL 2; Bulldog Barks 4; Student Council 4; FHA Sweetheart. FAREK, JERRY: FFA 1, 2; DE 3.4. FORE. LORRAINE: FHA 1.2, 3. 4; DE 3; Drama 3. GRAHAM, ELAINE: NHS; Honor Roll 1, 3; Aca- demic Letter; Bulldog Barks 3,4; Yearbook; Drama 4; UIL 4. 1st in District; Library Club 2,3; Pep Squad. FRIENDLIEST BARBARA PIKE VERNON DURRETT MOST ATHLETIC LANA SHAW ROGER ERWIN HALLMARK, HUBERT: Band 4 years; Harvest Festival 2; Office Practice 4. HALYARD, SAMMYE: Band 1,2, 3.4; Band Coun- cil 1; Student Council 2, 3, 4, Rep. 2. Secretary 3. President 4; Twirler 2, 3,4; Assistant Drum Major 4; Junior Play 3; FHA 2, 3; NHS; Acad. Let. 3; Honor Roll 3; Band Sweetheart. HILL. PAM: Student Council 1; Tennis 1; NHS; Band 1.2, 3, 4. President 4; Twirler 2, 4; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Historian 1, Secretary 2, President 3; Class Favorite 3,4; Beauty Nominee 3,4; Secre- tary-Treasurer 3; MissC.H.S. 4; Football Sweetheart 4: Annual Staff 4. JACKSON, JIM: DE 4, Vice-President 4; FHA Sweetheart 4; Annual Staff 4; Bulldogs Barks 4; One-Act Play 4. JACKSON, JACKIE: Band 1,2,3; Twirler 2.3, First Division 3; Assistant Drum Major 3; FHA 1. 2; Class Favorite 1; Assistant Editor Bulldog Barks 3; Editor 4; Pep Squad 4; Solo and Ensemble Con- test 2, 3; Harvest Festival 3. JAMES, CHARLES: Band 1,2, 3, 4; Golf. JOHNSON BENTON, PAULA: Crockettes 2, 3, 4, Reporter 4; Wickettes Vice-President 4; FHA 1,2; Pep Squad 1,2, 3.4; Office Practice 4; Sen- ior Personality 4. KELLETT, CHRISTINE: DE 3, 4; Officer 4. KENT, CHARLES: Band 1, 2. 3, 4; Librarian 3, 4. A presentation of the Senior Class’s gavel. Just before the Senior Day program. LANGLEY. DOROTHY: Basketball 1. 2. 4; FHA 1,2,3, 4; Library Club 1,2; Annual Staff 4; Pep Squad 4. LANKFORD. LARRY: Football 3,4; Track 2; Harvest Festival 4; Student Council 4; Senior Personality 4; Runner-up Class Favorite. LANSFORD, KATHY: FHA 1,2,3,4, Secretary 3, Vice-President 4; UIL 3; DE 3,4; DE Sweet- heart 4, Treasurer 4; Annual Staff 4. LANSFORD. KAREN: FHA 1,2; Pep Squad 1.2; Crockettes 3,4; Office Practice Librarian 4. LARUE, DERALD: Basketball 1, 2. 3, 4. Lettered 3.4. Co-Captain 4, Second All-District 3, 4; Baseball 3.4, Lettered 3,4; FFA 1,2, 3, 4. LARUE. BETTYE: LARUE. LOYCE: Basketball 1, 2, 3. 4, Lettered 1,2,3; Mag. 4; FFA 2,3,4. LEEDIKER, CHESTER: FFA 1.2, 3,4, Officer 2. 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Combo 3; Stage Band 4; Bess and the Boys 3. LEDFORD, PATRICIA: FHA 1,2.4; Pep Squad 4. Seniors give words of wisdom before Grapeland game. LLOYD. DUANNA: FHA 1.2; Band 1,2,3; One- Act Play 4; Class Favorite 2; Senior Personality 4; DE Christmas Queen 4; Most Beautiful Contest- ant 3; Student Council 2. LONG, HOWARD WAYNE: FFA 1,2,3; DE 4. LOWERY, LEON: Basketball 1, 2, 3. 4, Co-Captain 4; Baseball 3, 4; FFA 1. 2. 3; Track. McDonald, mitchell: ffa 1,2,3.4; de 3. MURCHISON, JIMMY: Football Manager 1. 2,3; Band 1, 2, 3; Cheerleader 4; Bulldog Barks 4; Annual Staff 4. OVERSTREET. CALVIN: PARROTT, STEVE: Baseball 2,4; Band 3; FFA 3, 4; Student Council 3; Football 2,4; Basketball 2; Track 2. PIKE. BARBARA JONELL: Crockettes 1,2, 3.4; Choreographer 3,4, Captain 4; Pep Squad 1,2,3, 4; Senior Personality 4; Basketball 1, 2,3,4, Lettered 3, 4; FHA 1. 2, 4; Junior Plays 3; Best Actress 3; Bulldog Barks 3,4; Office Practice 4; Annual Staff 4. PRICE, CUFFORD: Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; NHS; NHS President; Academic Letter 2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; President Greenhand Agriculture; Neither Absent nor Tardy 3. There were surely mixed emotions. ROSSER, SIDNEY: Football 4, Lettered 1,4; Vice- President 4; Secretary-Treasurer 2; UIL 3, 3rd and 4th Place; One-Act Play 4. SATTERWHITE. BEN: Pep Squad 1. 2. 3,4; Lib- rary. SATTERWHITE. RICHARD: Baseball 2. 3. 4; Honor Student 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; NHS 3, 4; UIL 3; Aca. Let. 1. 2. 3, 4; Student Council 2, 3. 4; Band Council 1, 2, 4; Salutatorian 4. SAXON, NONA: Pep Squad 1.2. 3, 4; FHA Offi- cer 1, 2, 3. 4; NHS 3, 4; Bulldog Barks 4; Annual Staff 4; Harvest Festival 1. SHAW, LANA: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; All-District 3.4, Captain 3.4; Volleyball 1,2, 3,4; Library 4; FHA 1,2.4. SHAW. RONNIE: Basketball 1. 2. 3; FFA 1,2.3, 4; Pep Squad 3. 4. SHMOLDAS. MARIE: Crockettes 4; Pep Squad 1,2, 3, 4; Harvest Festival 4; FHA 1. 2, 3; Basket- ball 1,2,3; UIL 4. SPINKS, HENRY: Most Handsome 3,4; FFA 1, 2.3.4, Officer 3, 4; DE 3, 4, Officer 4; Pep Squad 1,2,3; Football 4; Class Favorite 3. TAYLOR. SHARON: FHA 1.2; Basketball 1; Cheer- leader 2, 3; Beauty Nominee 3, 4; DE 4, Secretary 4; Bulldog Barks4; Runner-up Miss CHS; Senior Personality 4; Pep Squad 1,2, 3. 4. Ben leaves Mr. Dickey a gift. TUNSTALL, TOMMY: Football 1. 2. 3. 4; FFA 3,4; Harvest Festival 1; Most Handsome Boy 2; Student Council 3, Vice-President 4; Office Practice 3; Baseball 3; Bulldog Barks 4; Band 1, 2; Track 1,2, 3,4. TURNER, JIMMY: Class President 2,4; Secretary- Treasurer 1; Student Council 2, 3, 4, Vice-Presi- dent 3; Mr. CHS 4; Class Favorite 3,4; Hand- some Nominee 3,4; SCCA 3; FHA Sweetheart 3; One-Act Play 4; Senior Personality 4; NSF 3; Debate 2. 3. 4; NHS 3, 4; Tennis 1, 2, 3. 4; Band 1,2,3, Rep. 3; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Acac. Let. 1, 2, 3, 4; Letter of Excellence 1, 2, 3, 4; NHS Vice-President 4; Valedictorian 4. TURNER, RAY: WALLER. LESAL JAMES: WEEKS. MARTHA: FHA 1,2; DE 4. WELCH. TOMMY: Golf 1,2, 3, 4, District 2. 3. 4, Regional Runner-up 2; Football 3,4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Bandsman of Month 3,4; Senior Person- ality 4. WINSTON, NANCY: Band 1, 2, 3; FHA 2. 3; Cheerleader 2,3,4, Head Cheerleader 4; Runner- up Class Favorite 3; Harvest Festival 3; One-Act Play 3; Lit. Let 3. WOOLLEY, JERRY: NHS 4; Student Council 4, Vice-President 4; Honor Roll 1,2, 3,4; Track. TOP: LaRue, Edwards, Conaway, Kent, Bond, Durrett, Farek, Allen, Leediker, Dean, Satterwhite, Denman. FOURTH: Shmoldas, Alfred, Craven, Bowman, Driskell, Parrott, Rosser, Davis. Welch, Cook. Lowery. Lansford. THIRD: Price, Shaw, Cheairs, Hallmark, Benton, Erwin, Jackson, Tunstall, Saxon. Murchison, Winston, Gra- ham. SECOND: McDonald. Long. Cook, Langley, Pike. Lloyd, Taylor, Carroll, Bennett, Hill, Kellett, Lank- ford. FIRST: Dyches, LaRue, Lansford, Halyard. Turner, Satterwhite, Brent, Weeks, Waller, James. Valedictorian Jimmy Turner Salutatorian Richard Satterwhite. The traditional Halls of Ivy sang by Waller and Hill in a grand duet. Bond still expounding political views. Mr. Stewart gives last minute instructions. I pledge allegiance to the flag . . . 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