Crockett High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Crockett, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1966 volume:

F What is tzv C0+K6 wPj knOUP not. But WPj KmjOUP Thdtt what (uxs befin utiXS qo i. WiMia � E e$fc Meftl j 3 WudPJu ydjmtiteMtods Copltfuntote Qfjo h JtucUvtS Sfxvtfe Otgouugafe0 s Ac Senior CROSSING THE BAR SunseCSfid evening star. And one clear call for me. And may there be no moaning at the bar When I put out to sea. Tennyson fit Uv. LfeR y Fau i For 23 years this beloved teacher dedicated his life to the Agriculture department of Crockett High School. Many pages could be written of the kindness he performed, of the love he kindled in the hearts of those who knew him. and of the devotion he had to family, friends and fellow teach- ers. 7 Qchootis Bo uL President JIM G. WALLER The school board members, chosen for their sense of civic responsibility, help to establish school policy, direct financial affairs, and assist the admin- istration in furthering a progressive school system for our district. A. C. SATTERWHITE J. D. WOODWARD C. W. WOOD Secretary-Treasurer DR. J. L. DEAN Vice-President A. C. DYKES DR. E. S. DARSEY S C tGfouttJ tfy thb MRS. LINDA MEADOWS 9 Retype .these 100 letters in triplicate during your MRS. KAREN McLEOD lunch hour, Karen. ' 10 Assfctflutfe f JUVjp DCWS Ru uu tg QtoMthly Janice Johnson Butch Spruill Charlie Beard Ross Cole • A. C. Rains Carolyn Morrow Anda Kendrick Cheryl Driskill Barbara Graham Patty Ross Ginger Graham Carol Robinson Patty Madsen Cathy Allen David McCullar Smith Satterwhite Jimmy Roberts Jack Woodward Orville Ball Bob Satterwhite Carroll Sullivan David Eakin Buddy Callaway Pat Bridgwater Angela Satterwhite Laura Jean Grimes Paul Dawson Carolyn Childress Venita Gail Bobbie Christy Glenda Brooks Oneita Kellett Kathleen Currie Rex Ellis Linda Wilmeth Nita Swift Margie Curry Curtis Enos II DCWS P 3tCuj5ty Helps Wake ou QujC£eS$(jul Qckooly YeCtA Everyone worked VERY hard on the Prince Albert Enjoying yourselves? bonfire. MRS. DORIS BARNEY History, English MRS. BEULAH BEAR Health, P. E. MR. AVRIL BRUNER Dist. Ed. MRS. RUBY COOK Home Ec. MR. DAN CRAVEN Science, Math MR. DON CROUCH Science, Math MRS. ROBBIE DEAUMAN Commercial Subjects MR. JACK DICKEY Mathematics MRS. BERNICE ENGLISH Counselor MR. LEROY FAVER Voc. Ag. MRS. KATHERINE HARRISON Home Ec. MRS. LUCY HEARD Science MRS. JOANN LAKE Commercial Subj. MRS. BEBE McCLAIN English COACH JIMMY MOORE Drivers' Ed., P.E. After it gets this big . . . COACH JERE NICHOLS Civics, P.E. MRS. ELEANOR PATTON Spanish, Speech MR. A. S. SANDERS History MR. LARRY SHUPAK Vocational Ag. RITA B. - Gone Fishin' 13 ”... 't Kte ilmuL jjootiteps o t M IjloM. UjoaA krJUngboto 15 DIRECTOR Albert Neal TU 1966 BiM The 1966 Bulldog Band was without a doubt one of the most outstanding in the history of Crockett High School. In addition to the usual half-time shows, pep rallies, concerts, and parades, the band performed pre-game activities at an SFA football game in Nacogdoches, received a third place at the Christmas Parade in Bryan, and participated in the 18 JiJi llJkl Iflif if dog BomjI Buccaneer Days in Corpus Christi. First division ratings were received by both the marching and con- cert bands at UIL contests. The 1966 Bulldog Band should be commended for its fine representation of the school and community and its extremely success- ful year. DRUM MAJOR Laura Jean Grimes THE TWIRLERS Arnold twirler 2 yrs. Grimes twirler 1 yr. Drum Major 3 yrs. D. Davis twirler 2 yrs. B. Davis twirler 1 yr. Collins twirler 4 yrs. Asst. Drum Major 2 Knox twirler 3 yrs. Head Twirler 1 yr. Northcutt twirler 1 yr. THE BAND COUNCIL PRES. J. Durrett VICE PRES. F. Collins TREAS. Daryl Davis SEC. Barbara Knox REPORTER M. Horney JUNIOR REP. D. McCullar SOPH. REP. M. Fleetwood FRESH. REP. C. Sexton DRUM MAJOR L. Grimes SENIOR REP. Angela Satterwhite (not pic.) THE STAGE BAND Shmoldas, Collins, Knox, Murray, McElhany, Arn- old, McCullar, Durrett, Burton, Gibbs, Julian, Harrison, Holcomb, Brent, Isget, Fleetwood, Gourley, Petty, Bobbitt, Lovelace (not Pictured) 20 Tta '66’ BuMdoq Ua cktog Bouui BAND SWEETHEART Angela Satterwhite BAND PRESIDENT BANDSMAN OF THE YEAR Jackie Durret 21 Tfi CLARINETS: Kasper, Ogg, Sewell. K. ) Shanks. Garner. Mace, Harkins, Arnold, A. Satterwhite, Shmoldas, FLUTES: Bradshaw. T, Dav Vaden, Murray, B. Brown, B. Shanks, Overstreet, Anderson, McCall, Lake, Knox. TRUMPETS: R. Petty, Mack, Sexton, Fleet- wood, Lucas, Blackwell, Darsey, Bobbitt, Gourley, B. Davis. BASS CLARINETS: Stevens, D. Brown, F. Burton, Collins. BASSON: Northcutt. SAXOPHONES: J. Burton, McElhany, S. Brown, Grimes, McCullar, M. Homey. F HORNS: Morrow, C. Sexton Colwell, G. Harrison, S. Satterwhite, M Jlain. TROM- BONES: Holcomb, Matthews, D. Davis, Julian, P. Horney, P. Harrison. BASSES: Johnson, Dennis, Gregory. BARI- TONES: Towerv. S. Petty, Watson, Mc- Kinney, Brent J Schellhase. 22 DRUMS: Gibbs, Cole, Isget, Lester, Chris' ty, Lovelace (not pictured). 1st DIVISION UIL CLARINET TRIO: Arnold, Mace, Shmoldas. 1st DIVISION UIL CLARINET SOLO: Bessie Shmoldas 1st DIVISION F HORN SOLO, BUCCANEER MUSIC FESTIVAL: Earlynne McClain 23 Pep QcfyjCt L MEMBERS Cathy Allen Pat Bridgwater Dana Lusk Shirley Minter Janice Gilson Judy Breaux Sharon Goolsby Cynthia Grounds Melinda English Byrd Asher Carolyn Childress Becky Sepmoree Sunny Currey Linda Dickey Wanda Reed Judy Calloway Ross Cole Dan Julian Dudley Vickers Larry Knox Shelia Graham Glenda Johnson Brenda Johnson Betty Hammonds Shirley Dykes Tommy Moore Jerry Vickers Frank DeSmyter Jimmy Vickers Kenneth Bennett The Pep Squad was present at every game to cheer the BULLDOGS on to victory. This year's Pep Squad worked hard to pro- mote school spirit and boost the Bulldogs to their many victories. lliey W(wJW f-fo tot . . OFFICERS President--------------------- - -Cathy Allen Vice-President-------- - - - - Frank deSmyter Secretary-Treasurer-------------Linda Dickey Reporter-----------------------Pat Bridgwater ojihAj f Mrs. Robbie Deauman worked diligently to make the Pep Squad a top-notch organization. 25 Otodkfi Patty Ross Judy Shaver Gayle Gourley Barbara Graham Margaret King SandraJJimsj Debbie Parrott Sue Graham Mrs. Patton helped her girls tremendously! The end of another good performance for the Crockettes. (JL ( j f 26 ttes oj 1965 Peggy Barney Linda Brubaker Janice Johnson Donna Dykes Ginger Graham Fredia Heath Carol Ann Stewart Tanya Hodges BARBARA GRAHAM Senior--4 years Captain and Chore- ographer GINGER GRAHAM Senior--3 years Lieutenant PATTY ROSS--2 years Reporter MARGARET KING--3 years Choreographer 27 Pogo”, Judi Wilson, Becky Brown, Carla Murray, Betsy Julian, Mary Davis, Bobbie Christy Now, Pogo, you get up on Judi's back. Oh, look, it's burning! 28 BETSY JULIAN Senior--3 yrs. Co-Head Cheerleader JUDI WILSON Senior--3 yrs. Co-Head Cheerleader CARLA MURRAY Junior--2 yrs. ChwJkod iS 65-66 29 Dlstnidb 21 AA Til- BOTTOM ROW; Callaway, Lade, Christopher, English, Bobbitt, Smith, Darsey, Dawson, Woodward, Mgr. Cole. MIDDLE ROW: Sullivan, Eakin, Thomasson, Tyer, J. Woodward, Ferguson, Ball, Kennedy, Pike, Matthews, Mgr. Barnhill TOP ROW: Coach Nichols, Trainer - Spruill, Enos, Larue, D. Pike, G. Larue, Breaux, Roberts, Bennett, Coach Echols. Herb Moore, Otis Echols, Head Coach Jere Nichols, Jimmy Moore were the coaches who directed the BULLDOGS to an out- standing season. SEASON'S RECORD CHS - 26 Wood ville-------8 CHS - 22 Groveton - - - - 14 CHS - 34 Elkhart............0 CHS - 42 Hearne - — - - 14 CHS - 14 Gladewater-------0 CHS - 62 Navasota - - — - 6 CHS - 76 Madisonville-----0 CHS - 12 Cleveland--------15 CHS - 33 Rusk — - -- -- o CHS - 26 Livingston - - — 0 • CHS - 0 Port Acres - - - - 0 • Bi-District H. P. Sullivan gets needed yards against Hearne with blocks from Ball, Bobbitt, Breaux and Tyer. OoMicyib O. Ball; 2 yr. let.; AU-DiSt.; Off. Guard. J. Bennett - Tackle; 2 yr. let.; All-Dist. Def.; Sportsmanship Award '65. J. Breaux - Center; 2 yr. let.; All-Dist. Off. B. Callaway - End; 3 yr. let.; All-Dist. Off. P. Dawson - Fullback; 4 yr. let. Hon. Men. All-Dist. Off. - Def. Tri-Captain - '65 D. Eakin - Wingback; 3 yr. let.; All-Dist. Def. R. English - End; 2 yr. let.; C. Enos - End; 1 yr. let.; C. Kennedy - End; 1 yr. let.; M. Lade - Guard; 2 yr. let. M. Matthews - Guard; 2 yr. let. D. Pike - End; 2 yr. let. J. Roberts - End; 1 yr. let. C. Sullivan - Quarterback; 4 yr. let.; Hon. Men. All-Dist.; Tri-Captain '65 T. Tyer - Wingback; 1 yr. let.; J. Woodward - Halfback; 4 yr. let. All-Dist. Off.; All State; Most Valuable Player; Tri- Captain. '65 —THF!. Get off the ground Olan . The Disabled Greyhound J. D. Woodward; Jr.; 3 yr. let. G. LaRue; Jr. 1 yr. let. J. Smith: Jr. 1 yr. let. B. Bobbitt: Jr. 2 yr. let. D. Ferguson: Jr. 1 yr. let. J. Thomasson: Jr. 2 yr. let. L. Christopher; Jr. 1 yr. let. J. Parks; Jr. 1 yr. let. T. Pike; Soph. 1 yr. let. J. LaRue: Soph. 1 yr. let. T. Darsey: Fresh. 1 yr. let. D. Minter: Fresh. 1 yr. let. Bad News Bennett romps again. Ball and Sullivan lead Eakin as 'Dogs clipped (he Eagles wings 33-0. Undefeated; Ju Vo tsifcj D. Vickers; Soph. 1 yr. W. Dominy: Jr. 2 yr. let. D. Lee; Soph. 2 yr. let. D. Julian; Soph. 1 yr. let. G. Worsham; Soph. 2 yr. let. J. Mims; Fresh. 1 yr. let. L. Burson; Soph. 2 yr. let. J. Johnson; Soph. 2 yr. let. K. Spinks: Soph. 2 yr. let. W. Ackley: Fresh. 1 yr. let. M. Stevens: Soph. 2 yr. let. R. Allee; Fresh. 1 yr. let. R. Matthews: Soph. 2 yr. let. L. Knox; Fresh. 1 yr. let. B. Holcomb; Fresh. 1 yr. let. R. Gregory: Fresh. 1 yr. let. T. Moore; Fresh. 1 yr. let. R. Lumbreraz; Fresh. 1 yr. let. S. Stewart; Fresh. 1 yr. let. J. Wheeler; Fresh. 1 yr. let. s THE BULLDOG BARKS CROCKETT HIGH SCHOOL — FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1966 Diana Parks edited the paper. Donna Dykes was Assistant Editor Margaret King was Asst. Bus. Manager. Carolyn Childress was the Business Manager. 36 Betsy Julian wrote feature articles Laura Jean Grimes and Angela Satterwhite typed for the paper. Ad Salesmen for the BULLDOG BARKS this year were Angela Satter- white, Mary Beth Homey, Cheryl Driskell, Byrd Aslififr-AfidaKendrick, (J e££V Batney and Carol Ann Stewart. 37 Tkb BuB To produce a yearbook, members of the staff will spend innumerable hours poring over pictures, lament- ing over lost pictures, correcting errors, writing copy - only to tear it up and re-write it, struggling to Editors Gloria Maples and Linda Dickey pause in their lay-out efforts to pose for the photographer. Paul Harrison, faithful photographer for two yearbook staffs. Yearbook sales and class editors Anda Kendrick and Glenda Brooks check pages one more time. Ad. salesmen Judi Wilson, Gail Arnold, Laura Jean Grimes and Smith Satterwhite (not pictured) rejoice that sales are over. Uq Qta meet deadline, losing tempers, spilling Coke on finished pages. This year was no exception. The staff hopes that the results of their labors will be justified in this, the 1966 BULLDOG Sports editors Paul Dawson and Curtis Enos advise as Judi Wilson does their typing. Brenda Colwell, Junior class representative, prepares herself for editor next year. Organization and Feature editors Barbara Graham and Betsy Julian put the finishing touches to a section and plan the next one. 39 (KNEELING) Judi Wilson, Earlynne McClain. (FRONT ROW) Anda Kendrick, Barbara Graham, Donna Dykes. Mar garet King, Laura Grimes, Martha Brunner, Carla Murray, Diana Parks, Carol Ann Stewart. (BACK ROW) Richard Mace, Jackie Durrett. Scenes from FTA Installation 40 RA Ai k Cathy and Cheryl prepare to wash the cups. AMERICA Sponsor for the FT A was Mrs. Mc- Clain. PURPOSES OF F. T. A. To interest young people in teaching as a career. To provide its members with experi- ences to develop the qualities for suc- cessful teaching. To aid the student in self evaluation. To impart an understanding of the development and purposes of our pub- lic free schools. To provide information on vocational opportunities in education and the special competencies required. OFFICERS (left to right) Treasurer. Laura Jean Grimes; Secretary, Judi Wilson; Vice President, Barbara Graham; President, Jackie Durrett. 41 Pld MnfUv OFFICERS Sunny Currey, President Jill Morrow, Vice-President 42 Tanya Hodges, Secretary-Treasurer Ackley, William Allee, David Allee, Randy Anderson, Mary Barnhill, Karl Bennett, Kenneth Blackwell, Joe Eddie Bradshaw, Vicki Brannen, Joe Breaux, Judy Cfoss Fftuivittes SUNNY CURREY LARRY KNOX 43 Tanya and Judy out of class again?? Go-Go Girls?? Brown, Debbie Bruner, Carolyn Bruner, Patricia Burton, Judi Calloway, Judy Carlton, Cynthia Cole, George Cook, Brenda Currey, Sunny Danner, John Darsey, Tommy Dennis, Gary Douglas, David Downs, Melba Dyches, Shirley Edwards, Sue Ellis, Henry Fuller, Sandra Giles, Jim Gilson, Janice 44 Goolsby, Sharon Graham, Sheila Gregory, Reggie Hammond, Betty Harkins, Jan Harrisoi Glenda Hodges, Tanya Holcomb, Bill Horney, Phyllis Johnson, Brenda Johnson, Glenda Josey, Gary Kaspar, Judy Kellum, Katherine Knox, Larry Lake, Elsie Langford, Dennis Langham, Gene Ledford, Carol Sue Lloyd, Charles 45 Study hall is a snap-course. Hello, (Gulp) Mr. Stewart. ” Donna shines again Lovelady, Carolyn Lumbreraz, Raul McDonald, Carolyn McKinney, Diane Mims, John Minter, Danny Moore, Tommy Morgan, Janet Morrow, Jill Ogg, Susie Overstreet, Frances Parrott, Debbie Pennington, Ric Pense, Mary Petty, Sandra Selman, Jerry Sepmoree, Becky Sewall, Sara Sexton, Charlene Sexton, Gerald 46 Shanks, Bettie Shelton, Jeanette Smith, Cheryl Smith, Millage Smith, Robert Sosa, Abel Stewart, Scott Turner, Patricia Vickers, Jerry Vickers, Jimmy Watson, Donna Webb, Jonathan Wheeler, James Mr. Dickey's industrious math class. larolyn. It must be here somewhere. IMPJTER, 48 ' B Vut ho but Oj tu tj t v JJy — aacL 5iv! tji BfoA ts 04t tli WUig ’ OnuCto (CliAyyCu 49 CbuuAwb Council C W4 Owu Qckool FRONT ROW. Barbara Graham, Pam McCall, Sara Sewell, Glenda Harrison, Bette Shanks, Brenda Colwell. BACK ROW. Perry Ramsey, Shelly Garner, Jackie Durrett, Mary Beth Horney, Laura Jean Grimes, Randy Cardova. Ludy Heard - Student Council Sponsor Student Council supplies art work for pre-game activities. 52 OFFICERS (SEATED) President: Jackie Durrett (STANDING) Secretary: Barbara Graham Reporter: Shelly Garner Parliamentarian: Randy Cardova Vice President; Laura Jean Grimes Speeches made at the last football assembly. FRONT ROW. Fredia Heath, Jan Harkins, Linda Dickey, Gayle Gourley, Sue Graham. Earlynne McClain, Mike Stevens. BACK ROW. Larry Knox, Scot Stewart, Jack Woodward, David McCullar, Paul Dawson, Dan Ferguson. 53 Fuiwtjb Uomjmxk i£ 4 We iXcA OFFICERS PRESIDENT Gail Arnold FIRST VICE-PRESIDENT Glenda Brooks SECOND VICE-PRESIDENT Anda Kendrick THIRD VICE-PRESIDENT Carol Ann Stewart FOURTH VICE-PRESIDENT Bessie Schmoldas FIFTH VICE-PRESIDENT Cynthia Grounds SECRETARY Cheryl Driskill HISTORIAN Earlynne McClain PARLIAMENTARIAN Dianna Parks TREASURER Carol Bowdoin 54 FHA Uewlms FRONT ROW: Freddie Burton, Earlynne McClain, Diana Parks, Carol Bowdoin, Cynthia Grounds, Anda Kendrick, Jan Johnson, Doris Ledford, Cheryl Driskill, Carolyn Morrow. SECOND ROW: Vivian Lovelady, Bessie Shmoldas, Earlene Lovelady, Glenda Brooks, Kathleen Currie, Cathy Allen, Nita Swift, Wanda Reed, Gail Arnold, Nancy Vaden. FRONT ROW: Vicki Bradshaw, Kathy Kellum, Carolyn Lovelady, Janet Morgan, Sandra Fuller, Dana Lusk, Carolyn McDonald, Melinda Morgan, Judy Calloway, Shelley Garner, Jan Lester, Donna Wat- son, Jan Harkins, Susie Ogg, Frances Overstreet. SECOND ROW: Betty Hammond, Helen LaRue, Patricia Turner, Cynthia Grounds, Carolyn Bruner, Sue Edwards, Debbie Parrott, Mrs. Cook, Sandra Petty, Miss Appelt, Mrs. Harrison. Mrs. Cook teaches FHAer's more about homemaking. Girls! Let's watch our we ight. Officers Looks like Anda and Gail are ex- pecting someone!!! THE NATIONAL STUDYING VOCATIONAL ORGANIZATION FOR BOYS AGRICULTURE Ag. II, in. IV Boys J. Johnson T. Long F. Sosa D. Lee M. Ivins R. Mack J. Merriwethet L. Burson D. Ferguson J. Corbitt K. Spinks M. Mims B. Lowery D. Strban F. Grounds T. Bear H. Pense J. Smith L. Morgan J. Parks W. Gourley C. Beard J. Woodard J. Garrett D. Isget R. Bullock L. Skalicky M. Matthews M. Lade J. Breaux R. English B. Deauman W. Dominy D. McElhany T. Tyer O. Ball D. Pike L. Culp Larry S., Rodney, and Larry C. perfect another Ag. project. 58 OFFICERS Sweetheart-Patty Ross President—Charlie Beard Vice-Pres. --Robert English Treasurer--W. J. Gourley Secretary--Billy Deauman Reporter--Butch Spruill Advisor—Terry Tyer Parliamentarian—Terry Bear Sentinel--Ruff Petty Ag. I Boys (Kneeling) B. Smith T. Moore D. Douglas J. Vickers B. Bobbitt D. Bear C. Lloyd D. M inter D. Isget (Standing) R. Matthews R. Lumbreraz H. Ellis B. Holcomb G. Cole J. Wheeler B. Webb K. Barnhill J. Blackwell K. Bennett J. Roberts R. Cardova G. Langham J. Danner R. LaRue G. Worsham J. Mims R. Allee B. Houston R. Gregory F. F. A. Sweetheart, Patty Ross, receives blanket from the President, Charlie Beard. 60 Pictured here is the 2nd Place Farm Shop Judg- ing Team. Spinks, Spruill, Corbitt, Petty, and Mr. Shupak. (Left to right) Bobby Straughan, Student Teacher, Matthews, Ellis, Holcomb, Barnhill, and Shupak. At Ag. Open House David came back ADVISORS for seconds 4 times. Mr. Faver Mr. Shupak 61 Qopho nOM OFFICERS Susan Goolsby, President 62 Dan Julian, Vice-President Sheri Lou Satterwhite, Secretary-Treasurer Bear, Danny Bowdoin, Carol Brown, Becky Brown, George Bruner, Darlene Bruner, Linda Burson, Lloyd Burton, Freddie Corbitt, Jimmy 63 Judy and Sue Karen really knows how to hurt a guy! Cordova Rfndy .'SayiT Mary Ellea DeSmyter, Frank Doyle, Datha English, Melinda Fleetwood, James Garrett, Jay Gibbs, Chuck Goolsby, Susan Graham, Sue Grounds, Cynthia Heath, Fredia Humphrey, Belanie Isget, David Ivins, Mike Johnson, Charles Gene Johnson, Jimmy Dan Julian, Dan Julian, Ralph LaRue, Helen 64 LaRue, Ronnie Ledford, Doris Lee, David Long, Terry Lovelace, Dick Lovelady, Earlene Lovelady, Vivian Lowery, Billy Lucas, Larry McCall, Pamela McDonald, Dale McElhany, Joe Mack, Robert Matthews, Rix Millwee, Mary Murdock, Linda Nichols, Ruth Northcutt, Karen Ormand, A1 Pike, Tilford One, two, three, HEAVE It looks as if almost everyone passed his Spanish test! 65 Curiosity at work! ?? All together, Cheeeessee! ” Rains, A. C. Ramsey, Perry Reed, Richard Reed, Wanda Rich, Sandy Satterwhite, Sheri Lou Shaver, Judy Shmoldas, Bessie Sims, Sandra Sosa, Freddy Spinks, Kirby Spruill, Judy Stevens, Mike Stewart, Walter Straughan, Betty Strban, Linda Towery, Frank Vickers, Dudley Wilcox, Eddie Wilmeth, Rita 66 I’d rather fight than switch, said Judy to Billy. D. E-. Nos AMthe BACK ROW: J. Downs, L. Skalicky, E. Sissom, R. Bruner, J. Thomas, F. Grounds, J. Pence; THIRD ROW: S. Webb, G. Roberts, J. Anderson, D. Gest, W. Cartwright, T. Bear; SECOND ROW: L. Hallmark, J. Walker, R. Tims, J. Johnson, L. Wilmeth, S. Millwee, N, Bowdoin; FIRST ROW: V. Hendon, D. Bowdoin, O. Kellett, M. Bruner, V. Cheairs, F. Ramirez. Edward Sissom works at the H C Food Vemell Cheairs is on the job at Center. Wood's Pharmacy. 68 OFFICERS Sponsor - Mr, Bruner Good YMW President - Darlene Bowdin Vice-President - Vernell Cheairs Secretary - Martha Bruner Treasurer - Oneita Kellett Historian - Gary Roberts Reporter - Donald Gest Parliamentarian - Jimmy Anderson Martha Bruner placed in the top ten in job interviews at the Area Convention. Frances Ramirez placed in the top ten in public speaking . Terry Bear looks over the merchandise at Keeland- Overstreet Hardware. C. M. Q. BaskeibM Top row - left to right Pike, Eakin, Sullivan, Roberts, Bennett, Coach Echols, Kneeling - Callaway, Brent, Stevens, Corbit, McElhany, Dawson. Racking up more scores 70 I J. Bennett 1 year letterman J. Corbitt - 1 year letterman D_ Brenu- 1 year letterman Dawson - 3 year letterman T. Bretz - 1 year letterman D. Eakin - 2 year letterman B. Callaway - 3 year letterman R. Ellis - 2 year letterman McElhany - 1 year letterman D. Pike - 1 year letterman C. Sullivan 3 year letterman J. Roberts - 2 year letterman B. Stevens - 1 year letterman JuiuO't Vfo tS J Left to right - B. Satterwhite, K. Spinks, D. Lovelace, R, Cordova, Coach Moore - W. Ackly, E Willcox, J. Parks, D. DeSmyter. Callaway drives against Rusk Sullivans rebounds for Crockett Bulldogs Eakin scores against Nacogdoches for the Mighty Bulldogs •« Sue Graham 2 yr. letter- man, Honorable Mention - District - 21AA QVih' BasketbM Sandra Sims 2 yr. letter- man All District - 21AA Fredia Heath 2 yr. letter- man Gayle Gourley 3 yr. letter- man FRONT ROW: W. Cook, G. Gourley, S. Rich F. Heath, C. Carlton. BACK ROW; J. Durrett (Mgr), S. Sims, S. Graham, Mrs. Bear, Mr. Craven, P. Bridgwater, P. Barney, D. McCullar (Mgr). Pat Bridgwater 3 yr. let- terman Honorable Men- tion District - 21AA Wanda Cook 3 yr. letter- Cynthia Carlton 1 yr. let- Evvie Sue Beard 1 yr. let- Sandra Rich 2 yr. letter man All District - 21AA terman terman man 74 Melinda English Judy Calloway Debbie Parrott Patricia Turner Carolyn Morrow Carolyn Lovelady Sue Edwards Wanda Reed FRONT ROW: W. Reed, P. Turner, D, Parrott, M. English, C. Lovelady. SECOND ROW; Mr. Craven, E. Beard, J. Calloway, S. Edwards, B. Hammond, C. Morrow. 75 Dr. Ogg passes out awards. Aiming for perfection. Planning strategy. LIGHTING SBmiDBBfc The Crockett Hif.h girls for the first tints injhe history of our school, won the Crock- ett Tourney by defeating Trinity - 58 to 35, Centerville - 53 to 36, and Buffalo - 36 to 26, for first place. At the Buffalo Tourney, the girls won first consolation by defeating Blooming Grove - 44 to 43, and Groveton - 26 to 24. 76 Dewayne wanted to go out for girls basketball, but Mr. Craven wouldn’t let him. Gink UV AdtHw. . . Although the Crockett High girls did not have an exceptional win-loss record, they performed well and gained invaluable experience. They are looking forward to a winning season next year as the entire team will be wearing the Bulldog uniforms again y JuhUhS OFFICERS David McCuilar, President Kay Shanks, Vice-President 78 Barbara Knox, Secretary-Treasurer Allen, Cathy Asher, Byrd Bear, Terry Beard, Evvie Sue Bobbitt, Bill Bowdoin, Nita Brent. Danny Bretz, Tom Bridgwater, Pat Brown, Susan O06SS FcumtiM KAY SHANKS J. d7woodward 79 Butch? Mr. Atlas?? We really get lonesome on Senior Career Day. Brubaker, Linda Bruce, Pat Bruner, Ray Cartwright, Wayne Childress, Carolyn Christopher, Larry Christy, Bobbie Cole, Ross Colwell, Brenda Cook, Wanda Cummings, Donna Currie, Kathleen Davis, Bette Davis, Daryl Davis, Terry Deauman, Bill Dominy, Wayne Downs, John Driskill, Cheryl Dykes, Donna 80 Ellis, Rex Erwin, Dennis Ferguson, Dan Garner, Shelley Gest, Donald Gourley, Gayle tjiuuiulsrTrank Gunnels, Diane Horney, Mary Bettt Houston, Bill Johnson, Jo Beth Johnson, Janice King, Margaret Knox, Barbara LaRue, Glenn LaRue, Ronnie Lester, Janelle Due Lumbreraz, Mary Lusk, Dana McClain, Earlynne -«a a js Larry really looks contented, wouldn't you? Smile, IT’s only a camera. 81 Once upon a time ... “ What is so interesting?? McConnell, Donald McConnell, Ronald McCullar, David Mace, Rick Marshall, Roy Merriwether, Johnny Mims, Charles Minter, Shirley Morgan, Larry Morgan, Melinda Morrow, Carolyn Murray, Carla Parks, James Petty, Ruff Richardson, Carol Roberts, Gary Satterwhite, Bob Seale, Jeanne Shanks, Kay Smith, James 82 Smith, Jerry Spruill, Butch Stewart, Carol Ann Strban, Dennis Swift, Nita Thomas, J. E. Thomasson, John Russell Tims, Regina Vaden, Nancy Webb, Sonny Welch, Bobby West, Steve Woodward, J. D. Juniors really study I ? Wheaties saved the day for Ray. You pay to take my picture 1 SPRJNG- W(yvk IS thb tjMSt ’O' my kfefiS U (te th qimu, you know, geft Ik tl ti es!” James Wtuicomb Rxiey TiACk Bill Holcomb, Jack Woodward, Dewayne Pike, Chuck Kennedy, David Eakin, Terry Tyer, Buddy Calla- way, Dudley Vickers. BOTTOM ROW: Reggie Gregory, Raul Lumbrereaz, Danny Bear, Walter Stewart, J. D. Woodward, Jerry Smith, Robert English, Danny Minter, George Worsham. DISTRICT RESULTS: Sprint relay - 2nd place - J. D. Woodward, Robert English, Jerry Smith, Jack Woodward Mile Relay - 2nd place - Dewayne Pike, George Worsham, Terry Tyer, David Eakin 100 yd. Dash - 1st Jack Woodward 6th Danny Minter 220 yd. Dash - 2nd Jack Woodward High Hurdles - 4th Buddy Callaway Low Hurdles - 4th Buddy Callaway 440 yd. Dash - 2nd Terry Tyer 6th David Eakin Pole Vault - tied for 1st Buddy Callaway High Jump - 4th Buddy Callaway Shot Put - 1st Jack Woodward 4th Raul Lumbereaz 5th Jerry Smith Discus - 2nd Jack Woodward Broad Jump - 2nd George Worsham 5th Terry Tyer Jack Woodward - Regional Meet; 100, 220, Shot, and Discus. State Meet; 100 88 SPRINTERS: Danny Minter, George Worsham, J. D. Wood- ward, (top row) Jack Woodward, Jerry Smith, Robert English DISTANCE MEN: Bill Holcomb, Dudley Vickers, Chuck Kennedy, (Kneeling), Walter Stewart, Danny Bear FIELD EVENTS: Buddy Callaway, Reggie Gregory George Worsham, Jerry Smith, Terry Tyer. Left to right: WEIGHT MEN: Woodward Gregory, Smith, Lumbreraz, 89 TgjuuS STANDING: Parks, Durrett, Bridgwater, Barney, Davis, Darsey, Cordova, KNEEL- ING: Collins, Grimes, Gourley, Bobbitt, Stevens. Senior Division - Boys Doubles: James Parks and Tommy Darsey •District Champs Senior Division - Girls Doubles: Laura Jean Grimes and Frances Collins •Dis- trict Champs! nXdb Cfuu 0)S JUNIOR DIVISION: Standing - Satterwhite, Northcutt, Watson. Ogg, and Sewall. Kneeling: Brown, Shanks, Currey, and Morrow, Senior Division - Singles: Gayle -Gourley and Mike Stevens ’District ChampS Junior Division - Girls Doubles Jill Morrow and Sara Sewall ’District Champs TEAM BUDDY CALLAWAY, senior Mr. Echols, coach, Ronald McConnell, Johnny Ben- nett, Buddy Callaway, Smith Satterwhite, Bobby Welch, Donald McConnell, Larry Knox, Perry Ram- sey. JOHNNY BENNETT, senior 92 SMITH SATTERWHITE, senior Dfcfctlcfc PERRY RAMSEY, sophomore LARRY KNOX, freshman ronald McConnell, junior donald McConnell, junior BOBBY WELCH, junior Ba elxM f-fas Cue, Coach Moore takes a left-handed swing during practice The boys await their turn at bat V f Cessna! Vmui Imo ” Terry Davis and Steve West wait for the high ones Pitchers and catchers: Dawson, McElhany, Sullivan, Bretz, Enos, Corbitt, Pike Randy Allee, rookie TOP ROW: Brent, Enos, Sullivan, McElhany, Cor- bitt. FRONT ROW: Dawson, Ellis, Davis 95 The boys get ready for another victory Roy Marshall and Bobby Stevens pause for the photo grapher McElhany and Sullivan wait for a hit The ever-faithful bench Sullivan 8ets ready 97 WoJtiCMJoJl' Coclty OFFICERS: President, Jack Woodward; Vice-President, Jackie Durrett; Secretary- Treasurer, Barbara Graham; Reporter, Di- ana Parks. ACTIVE MEMBERS: Gail Arnold, Glenda Brooks, Linda Dickey, Jackie Durrett, Barbara Graham, Laura Jean Grimes, Betsy Julian, Di- ana Parks, Jack Woodward. HONORARY MEMBERS: Martha Bruner, Frances Col- lins, Anda Kendrick, Chuck Kennedy, Frances Ramirez, Terry Tyer. 98 The object of this Chapter is to create an enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render service, to pro- m ote worthy leadership, and to encourage the development of character in pupils of Davy Crockett High School. Those who receive this distinguished honor are selected on the basis of the four cardinal principles of the Society— Scholarship, Character, Leadership and Service. S| 'tX i9 fwXttafeo ! NEW MEMBERS: Billy Deauman, Donna Dykes, Shelley Garner, Mary Beth Horney, Margaret King, Richard Mace, Earlynne McClain, David McCullar, Carla Murray, Carol Ann Stewart, J. D. Woodward. — and oh Ree TYPING: Mary Beth Horney, Linda Brubaker, and Shelly Garner. CMC Pdutfecifjofes SLIDE RULE: Ronald McConnell, Roy Marshall, Donald McConnell, and Frank Towery. DEBATING: Perry Ramsey and David McCullar placed first in district. SENIOR HONOR ROLL: M. Bruner, A. Kendrick, V. Hnen- don, B. Graham. F. Rameriz, L. Dickey, B. Julian, J. Rec tor, J. Woodward, S. Satterwhite, C. Kennedy, J. Durrett, G. Maples, G. Arnold, L. Grimes ACADEMIC LETTER OF EXCELLENCE: Carla Murray, Donna Dykes, Martha Bruner HONOR ROLL, Grades 9, Joe Brannen, C. Carlton, S. Edwards, S. Fuller, P. Homey, C. Sexton, S. Stewart. Grade lO P. Bamfey,, M. Davis, S. Goolsby, C. Grounds, P. Ramsey, S. Satterwhite, B. Shmoldas. Grade 11; B. Asher, L. Brubaker, C. Childress, B. Christy, B. Colwell, W. Cook, B. Davis, D. Dykes, S. Garner, M. Homey, M. King, B. Knox, R. McConnell, D. McCullar, C. Murray, Kay 102-Sfaanks, C. Stewart, R. Tims, N. Vaden, J. D. Woodard Y cui Awwuh C AWARDS: Matthews, Cheairs, Hendon, Millwee, Graham, Bruner, Kendrick, Collins, Grimes, Rector. 2nd Row: Breaux, Gourley, Stevens, Arnold, Dickey, Julian, Maples, Sat- terwhite. Harrison. 3rd Row, Wood- ward, Ball, Satterwhite, Kennedy, Lade, Dawson, Durrett, Sullivan, Overstreet, Bennett, Roberts. iU II ACADEMIC LETTER: 1st Row. Dykes, Kijig, MjJ«3 !Kendrick, Graham, Barney,VDavis Stewart. Ramsey. 2nd rowT Bruner, Woodward, Kennedy, Fuller, Tims, Arnold, Grimes, Dickey, Julian PERFECT ATTENDANCE; 1st Row. Bowdoin, Currey, Ogg. Breaux, Horney, Gilson, Lester. 2nd Row, M. Curry, Homey, Lade. Vaden, Swift, Tims, Dickey. Harrison 103 i«� � Curtis Enos and Judi Wilson pause for the photographer 104 Qhoiuhoab The Memorial building was transformed into a Mississippi showboat for the Junior Senior Prom. When the music began and the lights dimmed, one of the most memor- able nights of the year was under way. t 106 THE SHOWBOAT The Interns, who furnished the ear- splitting music Max Lade and Gail Arnold lead out 107 Wyt . oj ul O. f-f. £. FRANCES COLLINS JACK WOODWARD FooibcM OctfytcuMS (w L PAUL DAWSON BETSY JULIAN CARROLL SULLIVAN Qtud ok ojv thb YpjOjv ANGELA SATTERWHITE JACKIE DURRETT I 12 Best A -A uo LAURA JEAN GRIMES JACK WOODWARD OtodcnS O cCfiM President: Jack Woodward Vice-President: Smith Satterwhite I 14 Secretary-Treasurer: Gloria Maples Cfiass Judi Wilson and Paul Dawson were elected class favorites by their fellow classmates. They have both been active in many activities for the past four years. Judi and Paul are outstanding representatives of the Senior class. ANDERSON, JIMMY: DE 2, Parlia- mentarian; FFA 1; UIL 2, Number Sense; Pep Squad 1. ARNOLD, GAIL ELLEN: FHA 1,2, 3.4, Historian 2, 3rd Vice-Pres. 3, Pres. 4; Band 1,2,3, 4, Stu. Con- duct. 1, Twirler 3,4, UIL Trio 1st Div. 4, Stage Band 4; Annual Staff 4, Bulldog Barks Staff 2; NHS 3,4; FFA Sweetheart 3; Clarettes 1,2, 3.4, Pres. 4. BALL, ORVILLE: Football 1,2.3, 4, Ail-Dist. 4; FFA 1,2,3, 4; Track 3; Golf 3,4. I 15 BEARD, CHARLIE: Perfect Attendance 1; FFA 1,2,3, 4, Parliamentarian 3, President 4. BEARD, ELMER: BENNETT, JOHNNY: Football 1,2,3, 4; Basketball 4; Golf 1,2, 3, 4, Band lj Bulldog Barks Staff 4; Class Vice-Pres. 1; Stu. Council 2; Football Sportsman- ship Award 4; Medalist Golf 3; All- Dist. Football 4. BOWDOIN, DARLENE: FHA1;D.E. 3, 4, Reporter 3, Pres. 4. BOWMAN, MARGARET: FHA1.2; Band 1,2,3; Clarettes 4. BREAUX, JIMMY: FFA 1,2,3, 4; Foot- ball 1.2,3, 4; All-Dist. 4; Track 1,2; One Act Play 4. BROOKS, GLENDA KAY: FHA 2,3,4, Voting Delegate 2, 2nd Vice-Pres. 3; 1st Vice-Pres. 4, Area IX 4th Vice- Pres. 4; NHS 4; FT A 3. 4; Annual Staff 4, Classes Co-Ed. ; Clarettes 3, 4; One- Act Play 4; Most Outstanding Home- maker 4. BRUNER, MARTHA: FTA 4; D. E. Sec- retary 4; 2nd place UIL, 3rd Regional; NHS 4; Academic Letter of Excellency 4; Honor Roll 4. BULLOCK, RODNEY: CALLAWAY, BUDDY: Football 1,2, 3, 4, All-Dist. 3,4 Basketball 1,2,3, 4; Track 1,2,3, 4; Golf 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1; Honor Roll 4. CHEAIRS, VERNELL: Honor Roll 1,2; D. E. 3, 4. Vice-Pres. 4; C Certifi- cate. COLLINS, FRANCES: Band 1,2,3, 4, Twirler 1,2,3,4, Asst. Drum Maj. 3, 4; Tennis 1,2,3, 4; Clarettes 1,2, 3, 4; Stu. Coun. 1,2,3; Band Council 3,4; Vice-Pres. Band 4; Jr. Class Favorite; Miss CHS 4; Most Representative Stu- dent 3; One Act Play 4; C Certifi- cate. CULP, LARRY: FFA 1,2, 3,4, Junior Advisor 2. CURRY, MARGIE: NHS 4 DAWSON, PAUL: Football 1,2,3, 4, Hon, Mention All-Dist. 3,4; Basketball 1.2.3, 4; Baseball 1,2, 3, 4, All-Dist. 2; Stu. Council 1,2,3, 4; Band 1; Annual Staff 4; Class Pres. 3; Class Fav. 4. DICKEY, LINDA: Pep Squad 1,2,3, 4, Officer 2,3,4; FHA 1,2; Class Pres. 2; Honor Roll 1,2,3, 4; Academic Letter 1,2,4; Perfect Attend. 1,2,4; NHS 3, 4; Volleyball 3,4; May Fete 3; Student Council 4. DURRETT, JACKIE PAUL: Student Coun. 2,3,4, Vice-Pres. 3, Pres. 4; FT A 3,4, Pres. 4; FFA 1,2, Treasurer 2; Band 1,2,3, 4, Reporter 3, Represent- ative 2, Pres. 4; Bulldog Barks Staff 3; Acad. Letter 2; FHA Sweetheart 3; Hon- or Roll 1,2,3, 4; Tennis 3,4; Stage Band 2,3,4; Most Representative Stu. 3; Stu. of the Year 4; Moore, Frye, Eckles Award. EAKIN, DAVID: Football 1,2,3, 4. Lettered 3. All-Dist. 3,4; Basketball 1, 2.3.4, Lettered 2, Hon. Men. 3,4; Track 1.2,3,4, 4th Mile 1, 5th Mile 2. 3rd Mile Relay 3; Student Council 1; Band 1. ENGLISH, ROBERT: Track 3, 4; Foot- ball 3,4; FFA 2,3,4, Vice-Pres. 4. ENOS, CURTIS: Baseball 1.2,3, 4; Football 4; FFA 1, Vice-Pres. 1, An- nual Staff 4. FULLER, DALE: 117 GRAHAM, BARBARA: Honor Roll 1, 3, 4; Acad. Letter 3,4; NHS 3, 4, Sec. 4; Stu. Council 1,2,3, 4, Rep. 3, Sec. 4; FFA 3,4, Vice-Pres. 4; Crockettes 1,2, 3,4, Capt. and Choreographer 4; Home- coming Queen 4; Ann. Staff 4, Co- Feature Ed. 4; One-Act Play 3, Out- standing Student 4. GRAHAM, GINGER GRIFFIN, DAVID GRIMES, LAURA JEAN: Band 1,2,3, 4, Band Coun. 1,2, 3,4, Twirler 1, Drum Major 2,3,4; Honor Roll 1,3,4; Acad. Letter 1,3,4; Most Beaut. 1; Tennis 2, 3, 4; Stu. Coun. 3,4, Vice-Pres. 4; An- nual Staff 4; Bulldog Barks Staff 4; NHS 3,4; May Fete 3; Class Vice-President 2;FTA3,4, Treas. 4; Best-All-Around 4. GOURLEY, W. J.: Band 1,2,3,4, Stage Band 2, 3, 4; FFA 1,2,3, 4, Treasurer 4; FHA Sweetheart 4. HALLMARK, LINDA: FHA 2,3,4; Pep Squad 2,3,4; DE 4. HARRISON, PAUL: Band 1,2, 3, 4, 5; Annual Photographer 3,4,5; Harvest Festival 2. HENDON, VENITASUE: FHA 1,2,3; DE 4; Honor Roll 1,2,3, 4; Basketball - Jr. Var. 3 Volleyball 3; Basketball - Asst. Man. 2; UIL 3; Pep Squad 3. JULIAN, BETSY: Pep Squad 1; Harvest Festival 1; Cheerleader 2,3,4; Co-Head Cheerleader 4; Acad. Letter 1,2; Honor Roll 1,2,3, 4; UIL Poetry, 3rd; NHS 3, 4; Bulldog Barks 4; Annual Staff 4; Foot- ball Sweetheart 4. KELLETT, ONEITA: DE 3, 4, Treasurer 4. KENDRICK, ANDA: Band 1; FHA 2,3, 4, Voting Del. 3, 2nd Vice-Pres. 4; FTA 3, 4, Song Leader 4; Office Pract. 4; Bulldog Barks 4; Annual Staff 4, Classes Co-Ed. 4; UIL Spelling 4; Hon- or Roll 4; Acad. Let. 4; One-Act Play 4; NHS 4; Commercial Award; C Cert. ; Rotary Scholarship. KENNEDY, CHUCK: Football 2,4; Track 1,2, 3, 4; UIL 3,4; Nat. Merit Scholarship Finalist. Angela, he didn't think it was so funny when you dropped that book on his head. LADE, JOHN MAX: Band 1,2; Football 3,4, lettered 3,4; FFA 1,2,3, 4. McELHANY, DAN: Baseball 1,2.3, 4; Basketball 3,4; May Fete MADSEN, PATRICIA ANN: FHA 1,3 MAPLES, GLORIA: Band 1,2,3; Annual Staff 2,3,4, Editor 4; Student Council 3, FTA Parliamentarian 4; Class Sec. 4; Acad. Letter of Excellency 3. MATTHEWS, MIKE: Football 1,2, 3, 4; FFA 1,2,3, 4; Livestock Judging Team 3,4. MILLWEE, SHIRLEY: Basketball 1.2,3; Volleyball 1.2,3; DE 4. OVERSTREET, BOB: Football Mgr. 1, Squad 2; Baseball, 2,3,4, lettered 1; Basketball Mgr. 1; Band 1. PARKS, DIANA: FHA 3,4, Parliamen- tarian 4; FTA 3,4, Publicity 4; Band 1, 2, 3; Bulldog Barks Editor 4; NHS 3, 4, Reporter 4; Harvest Festival 1, Class Sec. 1. PIKE, DEWAYNE: Football 3, 4; lettered 3,4; Basketball 3,4; Track 1,2,3, 4; FFA 1,2,3, 4. Sec. 2,3, Band 1,2,3, 4. RAMIREZ, FRANCES: Honor Roll 1,2, 3.4; NHS 4; FHA 1,2; DE 1,2, Asst. Reporter 2, 2 yr. DE Cert., C Cert., UIL 4, Volleyball 1. RECTOR, JEANNE ROBERTS, JIMMY: Football 4, lettered 4; Baseball 1,2,3, 4, lettered 3,4; Bas- ketball 1,2,3, 4, lettered 3,4; Class Vice-Pres. 3; FFA 4. ROBINSON, CAROL: FHA 1,2; Pep Squad 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; DE 3. ROSS, PATRICIA: Pep Squad 1,2; Crockettes 3,4 Reporter 4; FFA Sweet- heart 4; FHA 1,2,3. SATTERWHITE, ANGELA: Band 1,2, 3, 4, Senior Reporter 4; Sweetheart 4; FHA 3; Honor Roll 3; Class Pres. 2; Clarettes 1,2, 3, 4; Bulldog Barks 4. SATTERWHITE, SMITH: Golf 1,2,3, 4; Annual Staff 4; Band 1,2,3; Class Vice-Pres. 4. SCHELLHASE, DANNY: Football 2,3; Band 1,4; All-Valley Band 1, All- Senior Band 4. SELMAN, JIM: Basketball 1,2; DE 3. SISSOM, EDWARD: Football 1,2, 3; Basketball 1,2,3; DE 4; Most Hand- some 1. SKALICKY, LARRY: FFA 1,2, 3. 4; DE 3,4. STEVENS, BOBBY: Baseball 2.3.4; Basketball 3,4. Hurry up!! This thing's heavy! Getting ready for a pep rally SULLIVAN, CARROLL: Class Pres. 1; Class Favorite 1; Track 1; Football 1,2, 3,4, Four-yr. letterman, Honorable Mention All-Dist. 3, 4 Capt. 4; Basket- ball 1,2,3,4, Three year letterman, All-Dist. 4, Baseball 1,2,3,4, Four-yr. letterman, All-Dist. 2; C Certificate. TYER, TERRY: FFA1,2,3,4, Historian 2, Vice-Pres. 3, Advisor 4; Football 4; Track 3,4, Moore, Frye, Echols Scholar- ship. WALKER, JUANITA: DE 4, Sweetheart 4. WILMETH, LINDA: DE 3, 4. WILSON, JUDI ANN: Tennis 2; Class Favorite 2,4; Bulldog Barks 3; Cheer- leader 2,3, 4, Co-Head Cheerleader 4; FT A 3, 4, Secretary 4; Annual Staff 4. WOOD, LYNN: Football 1; Pep Squad WOODWARD, JACK ANTHONY: Foot- ball 1,2,3, 4, Honorable Mention All- Dist. 2, All-Dist. 3,4, All-State 4; Basketball 2; Track 1,2,3, 4; Student Council 1,2; NHS 3,4, Pres. 4; Most Handsome 2; Class Favorite 1,3; Class President 4; Mr. CHS; Best-All-Around 4; C Certificate WOODARD, JOHNNY_________________ CktSS f-ffctcwy Half a score and 2 years ago the Seniors of '66 first darkened the halls of Crockett Elementary School under the leadership of Mrs. Ruth Maxwell, Mrs. Beatrice Griffin, and Mrs. Jim Bynum. At mid-term we became the first occupants of the new elemen- tary building. In the second grade we were still under the impression that school was still to be looked forward to. We were under the guidance of Mrs. Gussie Easterly and Mrs. Bes- sie Faver. We were guided through the next few years by Mrs. Robert Barclay, Mrs. William Schmidt, Mrs. Louise McLean, Mrs. Katy King, Miss Kathryn Hassell, Mrs. Lucy Skipper, Mrs. Ernestine Smith, Mrs. Ted Barbee, Mr. Brown, Mrs. Hunter Morris, and Coach Stevens. In the eighth grade, Gloria Maples was valedictorian and Betsy Julian was salutator- iam We went from big shot” in Junior High to lowly fish in High School. Will any of us ever forget that first day! Everyone looked so OLD! The officers our fish-year were Carroll Sullivan, President, Johnny Bennett, Vice- President, and Diana Parks, Secretary-Treasurer. We presented the beautiful Flower Drum Song” to the sophomore class. Well, would you believe pretty? Our sophomore officere were Linda Dickey, President, Laura Jean Grimes, Vice President, and Angela Satterwhite, Secretary-Treasurer. The girls ruled! The Fresh- men gave us a lovely party which was truly an Enchanted Evening. Our Junior year can be summed up in two words--Rome Adventure--. The work, time, and effort was all worth it when on Friday May 14, we presented Crockett High School with the Best Prom Ever. Our officers were Paul Dawson, President, Jimmy Roberts, Vice-President, and Jeanne Rector, Secretary-Treasurer. All too soon we realized that we were listening to Mr. Stewart’s opening day speech for the last time. The officers our senior year were Jack Woodward, President, Smith Satterwhite, Vice-President, and Gloria Maples, Secretary-Treasurer. Football season came and went leaving the seniors with memories that will last a lifetime. After mid- term we started on the home stretch. Those last five months passed by before we knew it. We found ourselves doing so many things for the final time. The Juniors treated us to a night on a Showboat. It was a night we will never forget. Now we have arrived at the end of our public school life. We will go our separate ways—but will always remember our wonderful years together in C. H. S. School officials and guests await the beginning of Commencement 124 Gloria Maples delivers the valedictory address 7ti oj 1966 Chuck, please don't go. 125 Betsy Julian receives last minute instructions from her Dad 126 Getting ready for the last march Frances Rameriz, Jackie Durrett, and Diana Parks caught by candid camera 127 Seniors sing the Alma Mater D Q liMdtiCW The Bulldog Staff wishes to ded- icate the Senior section to Mrs. Gen- evieve McClain and Mr. Jere Nichols who have given us courage and in- spiration to do our best. The Sta$ of the 1965-1966 BULLDOG- would like t ejyfwess ap( xGCtAfeo4t 1 those Mwch OtMh wh helped imcke this yeOA ’s cuuuxot possible . BdfayiS ARNOLD COTTON COMPANY HOUSTON COUNTY BUTANE CO. Phones Off. KI 4-7758 Res. KI 4-7986 Congratulations to the Seniors of '66 P. O. 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KI 4-3764 P. O. Box 648 SHERROD’S Shoe and Gun Repair Shoes, Guns, and Saddles Hunting and Fishing Supplies Keys Made West Side of Square Crockett, Texas KI 4-7559 S. T. DENNY INSURANCE AGENCY REAL ESTATE BROKER Fire Auto Casualty Bonds Dial KI 4-7783 610 1 2 East Houston P. O. Box 861 - Crockett DRUGS DAVY CROCKETT DRUG Ph. KI 4-2275 Crockett, Texas Compliments of ALLEE’S JEWELRY Compliments of Congratulations, Seniors! MILUCAN ELECTRONICS HOUSTON COUNTY RANCH SUPPLY Congratulations to the Seniors of '66 Congratulations to the Seniors of 1966 and to the Bulldog Staff KNOX MOTOR IMPLEMENT COMPANY INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER DRISKELL FARM SERVICE Compliments of Allis-Chalmers Sales and Service BUSTER SCOTT Box 718 Crockett, Texas TIRE SUPPLY KI 4-7557 Tractors Harvesters Hay Machinery Cotton Pickers (1CEL1Y I O vusuffajldP 1 VriREsy TEMPLE ASSOCIATES General Contractors Diboll, Texas Builders of Fine Buildings Congratulations to the Seniors of 1966 PERDUE’S JEWELRY Flowers That Satisfy Compliments of A B FLORISTS CASKEY’S BEAUTY SHOP MRS. R. N. ALLBRIGHT in Crockett Compliments of 112 South Grace KI 4-3559 C S GROCERY The Best for Leec LET US HELP ScM 'Ifou.r TfcoH f 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 ScdCiv tt Phone KI 4-2134 MOTOR COMPANY, INC. P.O. Box 569 Sales Crockett, Texas 75835 LUFKIN TYPEWRITER COMPANY 505 South First Street Telephones NE 4-9113 and NE 4-9124 Lufkin, Texas Sales - Service - Rental RSYAL The Last of the Good Ole Skins. Olan, Bad News Bennett, Junior (J. P. ). Franny, Lo, and Boulder Congratulations to the Seniors of 1966 (BIG) LUTHER AND LOUISE DURRETT STOWE LUMBER COMPANY Manufacturers and Dealers in YELLOW PINE LUMBER 800 S. 1st St. Crockett, Texas Wholesale Building Materials Wall Board Hoffman Paint Roofing Siding SEWELL PONTIAC-OLDS., INC. P. O. Box 992 Crockett, Texas RED ARROW FREIGHT LINES OF TEXAS Congratulations to the Seniors of 1966 from TEXAS POWER AND LIGHT CO Frankie, Marie, Butch, Billy, and Tesse •' I ;r; TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY The World's Best Yearbooks Are Taylor-made'