Cross Keys High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 264 of the 1963 volume:

Bob S Xin id (MM, f. en ,a W) -V ' Mjt-- it .-i - z ' 4 CROSS KEYS HIGH SCHOOL iJ ATLANTA, GEORGIA Ralph W. Brandon Principal Max DeVane Asst. Principal Jim Cherry Superintendent VOLUME IV ' I TABLE OF CONTENTS ORGANIZATIONS 90 CLASSES 148 THIS IS CROSS KEYS 1963 . . . It is a composite picture of your activ- ities, important events, friends and class- mates and most important of all, the whole spirit and character that have made this year different from any other. There is no other theme or purpose to the 1963 CHIEFTAIN than to represent Cross Keys and this year so completely and carefully that it will always bring to mind your most important memories. You are Cross Keys and this is your book, pre- sented by the staff with the hope that it truly portrays a year of your life here. Sincerely, Edith Agnew Editor-in-chief With the coming of a new school year many changes begin to take place. Out of doors the trees gradually turn from a cool dark green to a warm orange and red. As the leaves fall to the ground the ivhole xvorld takes on a new look of life. So it is at Cross Keys . . . changes take place not only in the at- mosphere of Cross Keys, but in the administration. Mr. Ralph Brandon, our new principal, comes to us this year bringing with him many new ideas. Each year Cross Keys is engulfed in a completely different atmosphere and spirit. This year due to our conflict with Russia over Cuba, students seem to realize the need for a good education, but they also feel the necessity for living and enjoying every moment of life. This is Cross Keys 1963 . . . ' A. . ■ - irt DEDICATION For five years the basic rules of mathe- matics and a deeper understanding of life have been the inheritance of those students who have attended the classes of this out- standing person. Although a prominent leader in the com- munity and active in the DeKalb Ekluca- tion Association and her church choir, she takes a personal interest in each student. During her years here at Cross Keys, she has received the appreciation and admira- tion of all the people who have come into contact with her. Always ready to give of her time and her knowledge, she is deeply concerned with the character development as well as the mental education of her students. Because of her brilliant mind, her warm character, and her deep love for others, we, the 1963 CHIEFTAIN staff, dedicate this annual to Mrs. Mary K. Chappell. MRS. MARY K. CHAPPELL 10 ACADEMIC LIFE II FACULTY PROMOTES STUDENT IN ACADEMIC Eighty-nine teachers of the highest possible caliber instruct Cross Keys High School students in everything from poetic philosophies to physical education. These teachers form many lasting friendships with their students as they strive not only to teach them, but also to prepare them for their futures as contributing members of society. 12 INTEREST LIFE 13 Assistant Principal: DR. MAX DeVANE Davidson College, B.S. Peabody College, M.A. Florida State Univ., Ed. D. Mr. Brandon enjoys an interesting speaker. Dr. DeVane and Mr. Brandon confer at assembly. 14 NEW PRINCIPAL ASSURES SCHOOL ' S CONTINUED PROGRESS Coaches question Dr. De ane. Mr. Ralph Brandon has gained the respect and admiration of each student in his first year here as principal. Guiding the school with a kind but firm hand, he has maintained discipline and order throughout Cross Kevs. Without the help of the assistant prin- cipal. Dr. Max DeVane, the job of principal would be almost unbearable. Not only does Dr. DeVane handle disciplinary problems. he is also in charge of public relations be- tween parents and teachers, supervises extra-curricular activities, and teaches two classes in American Historv. Although each of these men is busy performing the many duties of his posi- tion, both find time to show a sincere inter- est not only in the school as a whole, but also in the welfare of each individual student. Dr. DeVane discusses bus schedules. Mrs. Margaret Ohrtmann Secretary EVERY PHASE OF IS AIDED BY THE Work in an office is never easy and many times seems to never end. However, under the leadership of the school secre- tary, Mrs. Margaret Ohrtmann, the office operates efficiently and effectively. Mrs. Ohrtinann, although having been here only one year, knows many students and faculty members as friends, as well as mere ac- quaintances. Mi . Frances Reynolds Bookkeeper Mrs. Reynolds checks records with Mr. Boland. Although Mrs. Frances Reynolds, book keeper at Cross Keys, has a fulltime job handling the funds and expenditures of the school and the many organizations within the school, she is a true friend to each student at Cross Kevs. With patience and understanding she works with many club treasurers and sponsors to keep ac- curate records of club funds. 16 SCHOOL LIFE THE WORK OF ADMINISTRATION All too often the jobs of Mrs. Whitehead and Mrs. Alexander, the lunchroom super- visors, are underestimated. Providing a nutritious as well as tasty lunch for two thousand students requires much expe- rience, planning and thought. Both of these women, with the help of the many lunch- room workers, keep the cafeteria operating smoothly throughout the year. Lunchroom worker opens a package. Mrs. Marie Alexander Lunchroom Supervisor Mrs. Whitehead places an order. 17 f MRS. JULIA PRICH ' ' ' - ' f ARCHIBALD University of Georgia, B.A.Ed. Emory University French Sponsor: French Club MISS BEVERLY BUTLER Vanderbilt University, B.A. English Sponsor: Varsity Cheerleaders MRS. MOBLEY F. CHILDS University of Georgia, A.B.J. English, Counselor Sponsor: Key Word, Debate and Speech Club MISS JOYCE A. GRAVEL Oglethorpe -University, B.A. English MRS. JANE W. GRESHAM Emory University, A.B. English MRS. HELEN F. HENRY Emory University, B.A. English Sponsor: Junior Civitan MR. TOM LANGSTON Emory University, A.B., M.A.T. English Sponsor: Senior Class, Key Word, Debate Team NOT PICTURED MRS. E. K. CONLEE Agnes Scott College, A.B. University of Georgia Emon- University English MR. JACK GREER University of Tenn., A.B. English, German Sponsor: German Club MRS. ALLEN P. LONG Randolph-Macon Woman ' s College University of Georgia, B.A. English INTEREST DEVELOPS IN THE STUDY OF FOREIGN LANGUAGES This year the language department has increased its curriculum with the addition of several new courses and new teachers. The regular five years of English is still offered, along with three of Latin, Spanish, and French. This department now offers German to advanced students. Teachers and students realize that in this complicated world in which we live, a knowledge of foreign languages is neces- sary along with a better understanding of our own language. 19 MRS. FRANCES D. HORNE University of Georgia, B.S.Ed. English Sponsor: Junior Beta Club MRS. VIRGINIA RAMSEY Vanderbilt University, A.B. English Sponsor: Junior Class MRS. ELIZABETH R. SMITH University of Georgia, B.S.Ed., M.Ed. English Sponsor: F.T.A. MRS. M. A. SMITH Wesleyan College, B.A. Latin Sponsor: Latin Club MR. J. E. STROUD Peabody College Emory University, B.A. Spanish, Social Studies Sponsor: Spanish Club MISS SANDRA B. TRAPP University of Georgia, B.S.Ed. English Sponsor: Junior Beta Club MR. R. TUCKER Emory University University of North Carolina, M.A.T. Latin Sponsor: S.P.Q.R. ENGLISH BECOMES INTERESTING THROUGH LITERATURE NOT PICTURED MISS JENNIE WREN University of Georgia, A.B. English Sponsor: Drill Team MISS MARIANNE WHELCHEL LaGrange College, B.A. English MISS MARY AZALEE WILSON Berea College Emory University, B.A. French, English Sponsor: French Club THE STUDY OF MODERN SCIENCE IS PROMOTED BY DEVOTED TEACHERS A knowledge of the basic fundamental principles, theories, and concepts of science is almost mandatory for survival. The teachers in this department are striving constantly to accomplish this goal and to promote interest in modern scientific achievements and their relation to the world situation today. Evidence of their successes has been shown by the many students who have won scientific awards and continued their studies in the fields of biology, chemistry, and physics. MISS ANNE ELIZABETH BALDWIN University of Georgia, B.S.Ed. Biology, General Science Sponsor: CHIEFTAIN STAFF T5 ft Wi- k MR. HARMON LAMAR BOLAND University of Georgia, B.S.A., M.Ed. General Science, Counselor MR. JOHN W. BURGESS Southern Technical Institute, A.S. Oglethorpe University, B.S. Physics, General Science Sponsor: Science Club ■■r -v Zll MR. ROBERT DOYAL Oglethorpe University, A.B. Biologj ' Sponsor: Key Club, Senior Class MRS. PEGGY JAMES McCLURE Columbia College, B.A. Peabody College, M.A. Chemistry Sponsor: Beta Club MR. ANDREW J. OLSEN Oglethorpe University Emory University, B.S. General Science, Arithmetic, Drivers Training Sponsor: Science Club MR. CHARLES E. SHELL Jacksonnlle State, B.S. University of Alabama, M.A. General Science MR. LEWIS S. SHELTON University of Georgia, B.S. Biology Sponsor: Lab Assistants MATH TEACHERS INSPIRE AND BASIC HI Si p - MRS. ANN W. ASHE Woman ' s College of Georgia, B.S.Ed. Arithmetic MR. CHARLES E. BOWERS Newberry College, A.B. Mathematics MRS. MARY K. CHAPPELL St. Joseph ' s College, B.S. Emory University University of Georgia Calculus, Advanced Algebra, Trigonometry, Geometry Sponsor: Math Club MRS. JOYCE COLWELL East Carolina College, B.S. Math, Algebra Problems in mathematics are not merely combinations of numbers to be arranged in a certain order to arrive at an answer. These problems require deep thought which in turn develops reasoning power. Math is necessary in everyday life as well as in the application of principles in scientific research. Preparation for these practical uses of mathematics is obtained through courses in general math, algebra, geometry, trigonometry, and calculus, which are taught by well trained and de- voted teachers. REASONING POWER SKILLS MISS SUE ELLIS Georgia Southern College, B.S.Ed. General Math, Algebra MR. JOSEPH L. GRAHAM University of Georgia, B.S.A. Math MISS MARY HELEN HANES University of Georgia, B.S Algebra __ , l j • ' JiV MR. WILLIAM R. KING Georgia Southern College, B.S. Arithmetic Sponsor: Art Club COL. PETER MAXEY Georgia State College, B.B.A. Math MISS SUE RITCHIE Mar ' Baldwin College, A.B. Algebra, Math Sponsor: B-Team, Cheerleaders, Pep Club MRS. BETTY RODGERS Valdosta State College, B.S. Geometry MRS. JOHN S. WERTH Emory University, B.A. Math MRS. G. G. WHELESS, JR. Mercer University, A.B. Geometry, Math MISS MARY ANDERSON Valdosta State College, B.S. American History Sponsor: Junior Class MR. T. PRESTON BENTLEY University of Georgia, A.B., M.A. American Government, American History Sponsor: Student Council MISS GAIL COKER University of Georgia, B.S.Ed. Ga. History — Civics MRS. W. A. DAVIS Agnes Scott College, A.B. World History Sponsor: Student Council MISS BEATRICE DOBBINS G.S.C.W., B.S. University of Georgia, M.S. Special Education m MR. G. 0. HANCOCK State Teachers College University of Georgia University of Florida, B.S., M.Ed. World Geo graphy Sponsor: School Patrol MISS JANE HERNDON Emory University, A.B. World History, World Geography Sponsor: F.T.A., Red Cross MRS. MILDRED F. HUTCHINS Emory University, B.Ph. Tulane University, M.A. University of Georgia Counselor Sociology MR. C. D. PUETT University of Georgia, M.A. Western Carolina, B.S.Ed. Georgia History — Civics MISS ANN SPURLOCK Peabody College, M.A. Economics, American History Sponsor: Beta Club 1; t ■ - MR. L. T. THORNTON Georgia Tech, B.E.E. Emory University, M.A.J. World Geography MR. GERALD P. WILLIAMS George Peabody College, M.S. World Geography American History MRS. SALLY F. WURZ Agnes Scott College, B.A. American History MRS. CHERRY SMITH University of Georgia, A.B. Georgia History — Civics SOCIAL STUDIES DEVELOPS CIVIC AWARENESS There are fifteen teachers in the department, teaching a variety of subjects to every grade in high school. The department seeks to instill in the students a better knowledge of the past and present NOT PICTURED world in which we live, a deeper understanding of „ . „ . J , MRS. ELINOR ROBERT how the past influences the present and luture, a Converse College, B.S. more sincere appreciation of our heritage as free Special Education people, and a keener desire to become better citizens. 27 CREATIVE ABILITY IS INSPIRED BY VOCATIONAL ARTS Top speed and efficiency are the aims which each business student strives to achieve. Courses in typing, shorthand, and accounting are offered to students interested in entering the business world after graduation. Through frequent practices and performances the band and chorus have reached a new height of perfection. Home economics is be- coming more important in preparing girls for their future roles as homemakers. Students learn to use tools and materials constructively while studying industrial arts, mechanical drawing, and art. More books have made it possible for the library to offer additional reference and fictional literature to the students. MR. JAMES WILLIAM BRAY University of Georgia, B.S.Ed. Mechanical Drawing, Shop Sponsor: Industrial Arts Club MRS. DORIS TURNER CARTER Northeastern State College, B.S.Ed. Typing, General Business NOT PICTURED MRS. M. W. LaPIDES DePauw University Ithaca Conservatory, B.M. Chorus Sponsor: Choral Club MR. BILLY RICHARD PAGE Middle Tennessee State, B.S. Industrial Arts Sponsor: Industrial Arts Club MRS. WILMA S. CRAVEY Mercer University, A.B. Emory University, L.S. Librarian Sponsor: Library Assistants MISS LOIS ANN FLAUM Brenau College University of South Carolina, Art and Design Oglethorpe University, A.B., M.A.Ed. Art Sponsor: Art Club MR. L. H. JOHNSTON Berry College, B.S. Peabody College, M.A. Accounting, Typing, Shorthand MR. JAMES PEARCE University of Miami, B.M. Band Sponsor: Band, Majorettes MR. SAMUEL L. POWELL Georgia Southern College, B.S.Ed. Shop Sponsor: Industrial Arts Club MRS. JOSEPHINE R. SHANDS Winthrop College, B.S. Shorthand, Typing MISS MARTHA SISK Blue Mountain College Homemaking Sponsor: F.H.A. MRS. J. B. TATE Universitv of Georgia, B.S.H.E. r-s Homemaking Sponsor: Home Economics Club b Fi PHYSICAL EDUCATION STRESSES SPORTSMANSHIP AND TEAMWORK Body building and muscle toning are the prin- ciple purposes of physical education. Physical edu- cation classes play volleyball, baseball, basketball, badminton, and other sports. While students par- ticipate in these sports, they learn not only how to train their bodies but their minds as well. In health classes these students learn the basic funda- mentals for the care of injured persons. NOT PICTURED MR. NULL TUCKER Tennessee Polytechnic Institute, B.S. World Geography, Health, Physical Education Sponsor: Eighth Grade Football MR. JOHN D. BAKER University of Chattanooga, B.S. Biology Sponsor : Football, Baseball MISS JOYCE BARINEAU Georgia State College for Women, B.S.Ed. Health, Phys. Ed. Sponsor: Varsity Basketball, Tennis ::. ' ■ m. v y-iki ' ' .M MR. JAMES CASTEEL Florida State University, B.S. Physical Education Sponsor: Cross Country, Track MR. SAM EDENFIELD University of Chattanooga, B.S. Health, Phys. Ed. Sponsor: C.K. Club, Football, Wrestling MR. FRED L. FRANKS University of Georgia B.S. Typing Sponsor: Basketball MRS. MARY A. PALMER High Point College Peabody College, B.S., M.A. Health. Phys. Ed. Sponsor: Basketball MISS LINDA M. TURNER Huntingdon College, B.S. Physical Education Sponsor: Basketball MR. ROBERT L. WALTER University of Georgia Peabodv College, B.S., M.A.Phv. Ed. General Science Sponsor: Gymnastics , iM MR. THO L ' VS J. WEATHERS University of Chattanooga, B.S. Health, Phys. Ed. Sponsor: Football, Wrestling 32 STUDENT LIFE i 33 As school opens students find themselves pondering over the purpose of this new year. Some regard it with thoughts of serious study, while others are intrigued with the social activities. To new students it is the beginning of a new world, while to others it is the opportunity to achieve greater eoals. 34 Although fall is emphasized by serious study, students still seem to have fun. The football season leads up to the Homecoming game. This year Homecoming centers around pep rallies — featuring the Cross Keys Indian, and the anxious excitement as students watch the game and wonder who will be Queen. 36 37 38 As the newness of the school year begins to wear off, the routine is interrupted by Christmas with all of its frenzied excitement and good cheer. Now, not only s tudies occupy the time, but the rivalry of designing the best door decoration and the final preparations for the Christmas assembly. During the last few minutes of school the Christmas trees are planted, and the holiday officially begins. 39 40 1 Despite midwinterblues, students always manage to find little bits of excitement to cheer their lives. An especially eventful occasion is the Miss Cross Keys contest. For weeks ahead of time the girls practice walking, pivoting, and their individual talent. Many hours are spent on talent alone, ranging from monologues to comical dances to classical ballets. While contestants await the contest with tense hope, students await it with excitement and wonder. The judging over, contestants and students feel relieved and happy. 41 For the first time Cross Keys entered a one-act play in the State competition. Due to the hard work of the cast and the wonderful direction of Mrs. Peggy Childs and Mr. Tom Langston the play won first place in the region and third in the State. Not only did the cast devote much of its time to the play, but the stage crew also worked hard and did a tremendous job. The cast included — The Man Terry Hoffman The Crippled One Paul Taylor The Sailor Randy Hester First Sentry John Simms Second Sentry Leslie Bonner Old Woman Donna White The Girl Pat Hendrix, Anne McCormick 42 J n 43 Although students have varied extra-curricular activities, they do not overlook the responsibility of learning. Book reports, lab reports, English themes, science projects, parallel reading, term papers, and news reports are only a part of the praise-worthy scholastic program. I 44 45 46 At Cross Keys sports are not forgotten after football season ends. Students continue to cheer their wrestling and basketball teams on to victory after victory after victory. The never-ending pep and enthusiasm of the crowd helps to spark the teams ' visor. 47 48 Students find time for moments of serious discussion and for moments of carefree fun despite their active schedules. Days are crowded with thoughts of will we win the next game? , will I pass my algebra test? , and what will I do? . Students find their lives filled with toils and pleasures. 49 As the year begins to come to an end students try to enjoy all of the remaining events. Yet their thoughts wander to memories of the past year and to the promise of the future. Not only do activities fill their time, but they try to make a final atterript to puU up their grades. 50 51 II 52 The end of the year affects people in various ways. Underclassmen anticipate the lazy summer days, while juniors look forward to the excitement of becoming big seniors. The seniors, however, fill their last days with fun-filled antics trying to hide the note of sadness that is sometimes felt. After school is out Cross Keys 1963 can never be recaptured. 53 54 SPORTS 55 INDIAN SEASON MAKES CROSS KEYS Football games have become an im- portant part of every Cross Keys student ' s activities. Attendance at our games, home and away, is always loyal and enthusiastic. Through the past season our reputation for good sportsmanship and honor has been carried through each and every game. Guided by qualified coaches and inspired by rousing cheers, Cross Keys ' Varsity team has maintained a very good record for this year. Sonny Dellinger ■ FlKSi ROW: Terry Piper, Steve Fields, Ben Tankersley, Wade Berta, Teddy Green, Sonny Dellinger, Don Lloyd, Tony Griggs, Roger Johnston, Steve Yother, Mike Casper, James Whitehead, Eddie Stinson, Woody Woodward. SECOND ROW: Bucky i Weatherol, Ricky Crowe, Kytle Frye, Richard Easnn, Bob Hamil- Bill Harbor Felton Lancaster Don Lloyd 56 PROUD. Gordon Morrison ton, Jerr ilson, Bruce Richardson, Bill West, Tim Bice, Sammy Glover. Bill Frost, David Fell, Bill Osborn, Dennis Melton. Tim Row, Andy Holland. THIRD ROW: Buz O ' deU, Rusty Coleman, John Balkom, David Smith, Mac Van Gorder, Nick Currie, Jimmy Spathe, Ken Martin, Bob Jollev, Jerrv Dicky, Robert Fink, Bill Harbor. FOURTH ROW: Felton ' Lancaster, Roy Padgett, Tommy Moss. 57 Jerry Dicky Jerry Wilson David Smith i ■ Tony Griggs Roy Padgett 58 INDIVIDUAL PLAYERS WORK HARD TO PERFECT TEAM PERFORMANCE Eddie Stinson Rusty Coleman 1962-63 SCHEDULE Cross Keys 12 Cross Keys 6 Cross Keys 32 Cross Keys 26 Cross Keys 14 Cross Keys 45 Cross Keys 6 Cross Keys Cross Keys 12 Chamblee R. E. Lee Jonesboro Briarcliff _ Gordon -. Druid Hills _- Avondale Griffin S. W. DeKalb ...12 .. 6 _ 6 ...13 _. __20 _.39 _14 __ 7 59 TEAM AND 60 FANS THRILL TO EACH SUCCESSFUL PLA Y 61 SPIRITED VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Left to right: Nan Gilmer, Kathy Jones, Susan FarreU, Linda Trebits, Carol Collins, Captain— Patty Mills, Co-Captain— Janice Dyer, Suzanne Erwin, Ann McCormick, Sandra Blalock, Carol Vance, Linda Lailer. Captain Patty Mills Beginning with the day the tryouts are over and ending with the last basketball game of the next season, the Cross Keys Cheerleaders do a tremendous job of bol- stering school spirit in their fellow class- mates. The pep and rousing enthusiasm that the cheerleaders display seems to spread rapidly through the spectators at pep rallies and games. The Cross Keys cheerleaders must not only be vivacious enough to do jumps and splits; they must also maintain above- average scholastic standings and high standards of conduct. Cross Keys students have reason to be very proUd of them. Co-Captain Janice Dyer I 62 SPARK SCHOOL ENTHUSIASM 63 B TEAM CHEERLEADERS Co- Captain: Donna Newman, Captain: B. J. Akers, Sandra Crowe, Nancy Wallace, Pat Carter, Diane Elrod, Karen Nash, Orleai Thomas, Judy Hurley, Sally Allgood, Sandra Crowe, Bobbie Hudson. «D B TEAM FOOTBALL -1  - F 1 ► V ' U SMl iA FRONT ROW: John McAffie, Tommy Booth, Barry Jackson, Don Brown, Terry Craig, Donnie Thomas, Kenny Shedd, Steve Doxakis, Gary Hitt. SECOND ROW: Jimmy Bishop, John Endsley, David Mills, Bill Dillree, Ozzie Powers, John Oakey, Jimmy Leeman, David Jordan, Ricky Hughes, Mike Reid. THIRD ROW: Coach Shell, Barry Ortlar, Ken Hubbard, David Ogletree, Alan Biegeleison, Dan Waddell, Joe Castleberry, Harry Gibbs, Henry Moncrief, Larry Vinson. 64 8th GRADE FOOTBALL FIRST ROW: Steve Harper, Larry- Stringer, Billy Home, Mike Schwartz, Danny Howe, Jimmy Temple, Ronnie Dye, Jimmy Richardson, Randy Thompson, Alan Haren, Gary Schersching. SECOND ROW: Brock Woods, Tommy Stradily, Terry Pack, Don Smith, Mike Hurst, Steve Jennings, Don Newkirk, Robert Tipton, Jesse Norman, Mike Long. THIRD ROW: Dennis Sorrow, Hal Woods, John Hill, Alton Glover, Tuggy Lethod, Ken Dumbleton, Dewey Calicott, Tommy Cross, Coach Tucker. a B TEAM ATHLETICS ARE A TRIBUTE TO THE SCHOOL The Cross Keys B Team has a nearly perfect winning record this year and have been a tribute to our school ' s past good records. Our B Team echoes the good sportsmanship that has been shown so outstandingly by the Varsity team. The Cross Keys B Team cheerleaders have helped to spur the boys towards victory at every game. Their never ending willingness and eager- to-please attitude are appreciated and admired by the entire student body. Eighth grade football helps to train the future B Team and Varsity players. This Cross Keys team has an excellent record for such a young inexperienced team. 65 PRECISION ROUTINES MARK THE EFFORTS OF THE DRILL TEAM At Cross Keys football games the halftime is brightened by a { erforniance from the Cross Keys Drill Team. Under the guidance of their sponsor, Miss Jennie Wren, and Captain Sue Eason, these girls execute routines that show the excellent re- sults of time-consuming practice, blended with a natural knack for keeping in step. Surely the entire student body of Cross Keys realizes the time and effort that goes into one performance, and it is proud of the job our Drill Team does. 66 RANK ONE Marclif Hughes Joy Varnell Linda Butler Sally Johnson Jane McAfee Carol Woods Katy Hall WMtMM sys s mSSSSSSSSmS BSSSSM ■i MW I I R SRHmR f l fesS ■■ S BH B EiB H K mSm PBiy tBmBM ' TmBBK vBsa ■■bS S k I 5S3 55ai ■MJmBBM I MM B B|H HHBpB B HBS WBfl V I y H PB J Bfl HI I jH pB H S K M § W S L K 1 BHH T 1S« BiJ jbH jB a Jii M 4L s. I hbhIa B l kX J w t A B Wt j l BHHM ■ 1 Kt jBbBB 9 B jB ' V ' v n P ' v Is H ■ A ' jF M or ' l ES F ipMif jmf ' ■ HSB a bM ' S I ■■■■■i M ' s- f ' BBS . BSS 1 HHI S liBMlH pwl BM H hbi hI ■■1 Is ■■■■b Eft WBIfc Jpift I H ' .i S r fiuK Ij SB ' 1 Jnu B IB HSuf r6n |H IP k ' tI| ||H i« i Mm RANK TWO Jean Watson Diane Washam Judy Trail Nancy Zentz Jo Ann Hardeman Diane Walters Rosanne Biegeleisen RANK THREE Cheryl Nicholson Mazie Horn Tance Thomason Carolyn Helton Judy Jones Renee Parzen Arnette Reynolds RANK FOUR Marilyn Clement Pam Jameson Janet Wilson Janice Thompson Mary Tomlin Nancy Mitchell Susan Segars Sue Eason Captain 67 MARCHING BAND CROSS KEYS BOASTS SUPERIOR BAND It takes talent as well as many hours of practice to become a musician. The members of the Cross Keys band practice diligently every day to perfect their rhythm, technique, and marching routines. They play at the half-time of every football game and at most of the assemblies. They usually have two concerts during the year and participate in parades. CONCERT BAND 68 Left to right: Betty Helms, Linda Myres, Nancy Bartholemew, Captain: Betty Oliver, Jody Norman, Solo: Cindy Moore, Co-Capt.; Sharry Brinson, Jennie Sims, Solo: Suzanne Shirley. MAJORETTES HI-LIGHT C.K. HALFTIME Throughout the year the Majorettes have many activities in which to participate that the great majority of Cross Keys students do not know about. Aside from marching with the band at football games and twirling at assemblies, they perform with the band in the Spring Festival and in parades. Cross Keys can well be proud of its Majorettes, for they are hard workers whose finished product has gained them prestige. 70 GYMNASTICS QUICKLY GAIN STUDENT SUPPORT With the organization of our Gymnastics Team, Cross Keys is well on its way toward having a well rounded sports program. The high standing they have achieved in competition has proved to be well worth Coach Walter ' s time. BOTTOM ROW: Hoyt Phillips, Webb Hues, Scott Marks, Mitchell Sims, Craig Gorsuch. Joe Jenks. SECOND ROW: Richard Sprayberrj-, Jimmy Huff, Hugh Towns, Mike Weaver, Grant King. THIRD ROW: Craig Hutcheson, Terry Funderburke, Dallas Hutcheson. TOP ROW: Dickie Landers. 71 INDIANS ' BASKETBALL VICTORIES RESULT IN 4-AAA VARSITY TROPHY Doug Alexander Guard This year Cross Keys basketball games have brought wild excitement as our sky- scraping team pushed on toward one of their nine out of thirteen victories. Sur- prising authorities and experts, the team has come from behind to the First place in region 4-AAA. Experience, diligent practice, height, and determination to win spurred by their attentive coach are factors that have made the team a great one. Regardless of the final score the Indians will play a game well worth seeing. The player with his head highest in the clouds, Harry Kitchens, is the only senior on the team and will graduate in the spring. Still Coach Franks feels that because a of the members of the team have concen- trated on teamwork, Cross Keys will have an outstanding team again in the 1963-64 season. Dick Waters Center 72 ■VH ' ff s l V4i 1 l l Vj If i - JtiLli H ' ; %s xdM? V l V 4 R 4 4 a i ' S H r W H ■ 9 y ' i ■ik . ' H K r- v «f - 1 Hv ' K| glP ' 4 j, ' m| | 1 ■ B. A iJI B - )W B B l ■ K itf v ' ' t vjiC i H ■L; ' t; kV c l fmMw o im ■nK3o Mf l m E H l - ' Z H Im. w ' v f . E_ H 1 Ivl ir ' v ji ■ Kq ' M Hi ' I K HHBHHHHII H! HHV flVtHKd l ■tiK. ' B H k BUI I HImBuHb IH v V H Left to right: Bruce Richardson, David Fell, Doug Alexander, Lee Hall, Jack Woodard, Harry Kitchens. Coach Franks, Roy Padgett, Dick Waters, Rus Adkins, Kelly Lindsley, Dicky Sumner, Bob Thomas Rus Adkins Forward Dickie Sumner Guard 73 1962-63 VARSITY SCHEDULE O ' Keefe 53 St. Pius X 37 Dykes 44 Decatur 45 Northside 55 Briarcliff 41 Chamblee 29 Druid Hills 58 S.W. DeKalb 48 Gordon 46 Avondale 30 S.W. DeKalb ...._ 55 Gordon 38 Briarcliff 57 Druid Hills 46 R. E. Lee 42 R. E. Lee 37 Chamblee 43 Avondale 47 Decatur 55 74 Cross Keys basketball-playing Indians surged for- ward and took the Region 4-AAA Tournament like a tidal wave, surprising the exj)erts by defeating the favored teams to win first place. The nest weekend, baffling authorities again, Coach Franks tribe earned the nickname iron men by proving themselves to be almost undefeatable. The team certainly looked better than any other new school has ever looked in the tournament, and probably aroused more school spirit from Cross Keysians than had ever before been shown. At the Alexander Memorial Colosseum, the redmen first massacred Benedictine of Savannah, 61-43, and moved on to defeat Marist 54-46. In the semi-finals the Indians scalped Warner Robins 77-54, playing their best game of the season. It vas during this game that the Cross Keys ball club established an over-all State Tournament record of scoring on 68 per cent of shots from the floor: 32 of 47 shots hit their mark. The starting fi e Indian players, for the most part responsible for this percentage record, all have practical- ly the same average amount of points per game, which proves the team to be an exceptionally w ell-balanced one. Three of these warriors were chosen for the All-State basketball team: this is more than any other school had on the team in this tournament. Harry Kitchens, 6 7 center, the only Senior on the team. Doug Alex- ander, 5 ' 11 guard, dubbed the little pla Tnaker by sportscaster Al Ciraldo, and Dick Waters, 6 ' 3 fonvard, were the three members of the Cross Keys team chosen for this honor. Although the last game of the tournament was lost to Lagrange and the Indians came out with second place in the state, the first three games of the tourna- ment were so admirable, and coached so well that the Atlanta Tip-Off Club has named Cross Keys Coach Fred Franks Greater Atlanta Tip-Off Club Coach of the Year. Congratulations to Coach Franks for winning this Avell-deserved award, and to the Indian team for their excellent playing. Although this year was a fine one for the team. Coach Franks and his assistant Coach Williams speculate thai next vear wUl be an even better one for the Indians. 75 GIRLS ' VARSITY TEAM SITTIMG, left to right: Jajiie Middleton, Glenda Chism, Jackie Tennant, Nina Holland, Lou Alexander, Tommie Rice. STANDING, left to right: Manager: Lorraine Harper, Lynn Maddox, Joan Black, Betty Miller, Jane Puckett, Maxine Demetros, Donna Adams, Jene Woods, Jere Woods, Manager: Marian Gibson. The 1962-63 Girls ' Basketball season was the best in the history of Cross Keys. Under the excellent coaching of Miss Barineau the girls ended their season with 15 wins and 8 losses. The three senior forwards. Nina Holland, Jackie Tennant and Lynn Maddox, due to their experience, led the team through the first part of the season : how- ever as the season progressed, the defense, led by Joan Black, a junior, Maxine De- metros, a sophomore, and Glenda Chism, a senior, improved and in many cases carried the team to its victory. Cross Cross Cross Cross Cross Cross Cross Cross Cross Cross Cross Cross Cross Cross Cross Cross Cross Cross Cross Cross Keys vs. Keys vs. Keys vs. Keys ._. vs. Keys vs. Keys vs. Keys vs. Keys vs. Keys vs. Keys vs. Keys vs. Keys vs. Keys vs. Keys vs. Keys vs. Keys vs. Keys vs. Keys vs. Keys vs. Keys vs. O ' Keefe St. Pius X - Dykes .- Decatur Northside Briarcliff Chamblee Druid Hills Southwest DeKalb Gordon Avondale Southwest DeKalb Gordon Briarcliff Druid Hills R. E. Lee R. E. Lee Chamblee Avondale Decatur 77 B AND EIGHTH GRADE TEAMS ft tl4m t tf |. f f.-| .t.|.. EIGHTH GRADE GIRLS, FIRST ROW, left to right: Christi Bush, Katie Lunsford, Sue Carr, Pam Munro, Debbie Scott, Sis Sewell, Janie Barnes. SECOND ROW: Carol Stedman, Pam Jaillett, Winnie Legerton, Connie Peters, Patty Pinyard, Pat Cofer, Judy Norvell, Lib Endsley, Virginia Gregory. THIRD ROW: Kitly Richter, Wanda Robertson, Libby Allison, Jody McCrary, Linda Stewart, Laure Conway, Kathy Weaver, Susan Boswell, JoAnn Welch (Manager). Through the leadership of Miss Turner and our new coaches, Mrs. Palmer, Mr. Shell, and Mr. Williams, the B and Eighth grade teams both have outstanding records in their total number of games played. They have displayed characteris- tics in their playing that are fundamental in preparing them for Varsity sports. B TEAM BOYS, FIRST ROW, left to right: Rusty Coleman, Larry Vinson, Coach Williams. SECOND ROW: Terry Craig, George Hewlett, David Ogletree, Tommy Booth, Ricky Hughes. THIRD ROW: Richard Eason, Mack VanGorder, Steve Yother, Mike Angel, Jimmy Tanner. 78 I SHOW PROMISING POTENTIAL B TEAM GIRLS, FIRST ROW, left to right: Dinna Bradley, Vicki Heath, Janet Adkins, Penny Palmer, Mary Lynn Ash, Fran Green (Manager). SECOND ROW: Sharon Roper, Kathy Klos, Bess Sherwood, Anita McClesky, Susan Cook, Barbara Helton. THIRD ROW: Judy Russell, Peggy Bruce, Donna Coggesshall, Sue Ann Humphries, Sandra Adams, Sandra Joillett, Marsha Scheif, Brenda Mabry, Samis Sykes, Gwene White. EIGHTH GRADE BOYS, FIRST ROW. left to right: John Ramsey, Donny Ray, Doug Early, Steve Lucas, Bro Wood; Tolan, Tommy Harper, Jim Broods. SECOND ROW: Jack Caldwell, Mike Floyd, David Hull. THIRD ROW Everhart, BiUy Humphries, Eddie Station, Jim Long, Reggie Edwards, Donald Smith, Coach Shell. s. Jack Greg 79 STARTING TEAM, left to right: John Pastor, Kerry Mock, Eddie Lewis, John Sewell, Wade Berta, Robert Atkinson, Biff Steever, Flip Bruce, James Rusk, Bill Frost, Harry Gibbs, David Smith, Jerry Don Wallace, Coach Edenfield. 80 VARSITY WRESTUNG IS A MAJOR SPORT AT CROSS KEYS In four short years Coach Edenfield has huilt a strong team of experienced wrestlers that has already taken the state championship once. Wres- tling is fast becoming one of the most popular sports at Cross Keys and runs a close second to Basketball as the highlight of the winter sports scene. Governed by stiff training rules and tough prac- tice sessions, the boys push toward gaining the state championship they unwillingly lost to Briarcliff last year. The majority of the matmen have experience in their favor this year as well as that all important element — strength. Each member of the team has done an excellent job this year in contributing points to the score for another Cross Keys victory. ( - . SITTING, left to right: John Pastor, Kerry Mock. Mike Casper. Eddie Lewis, John Sewell, Wade Berta, die Bellew. K.NEELING, left to right: Biff Steeve r. James Rusk, Robert Atkinson, Tim Bice. Johnny Balkcom, Flip Bruce, Jerry Hall. STANDING, left to right: David Smith, Jerrj- Don WaUace, Bill Frost, Harry Gibbs. INDIAN WRESTLERS Bobby Herb 1st place Eddie Lewis 2nd place James Rusk 1st place Wade Berta 3rd place John Sewell 1st place 82 Jerry Don Wallace 3rd place TAKE HONORS AT STATE In the 1963 State AAA Championship wrestling meet, the Cross Keys Indians received Third place as an over-aU team score. The team tied viith Avondale for Second place in the DeKalh Counts- meet, with Briarcliff winning First place. Cross Keys also took First place in the Pre- liminary State meet with 9 out of the 13 men entered going on to the finals. Both Briarcliff and Avondale pushed ahead of Cross Keys in the finals to win first place and second place respectively, Cross Keys finished third. The boys who contributed to the third place victory are pictured on this page. Biff Steever and Mitchell Sims also received fifth place awards. B TEAM WRESTLERS Left to right, SITTING: Ricky Norton, Wayne Woods, Jimmy Stewart. Jimmy Hurst. Kenny Lattimer, Bobby Herb, Smith, Terry Jenks, Ricky Mephan. KNTFI TNG : Ernie Dorid. Tommy Todd, . ' ohn Oakey, Robert Peimington, John Balkcom, Terry Hall, Gary Hitt, Edward Kennair, Coach Weathers, Paul Trombetto, William Peterson, . ndy WaldeU, Tim Bice, Harry Gibbs, Himmy Leeman. 83 Left to right, FIRST ROW: Coach Casteel, John Simmons, Felton Lancaster, Chester lenig, Rudy Hubbard, Tony Griggs, Rusty Ragsdale, Mike Whitworth, Tommy Moss. SECOND ROW: George Thames, Johnny Bramblett, Freddy Cantrell, Freddy Willard, Walter Collier, Ricky Lang, Allen Allison, Tim Humphries, Chris Harris, Fisher, Russell Cutler. COMPETITION CHALLENGES C.K. TRACK TEAM For the first time in the 5-year history of Cross Keys the track team is gifted with plenty of depth as well as width. With Felton Lancaster, Mike Whitworth and Rusty Ragsdale leading the team as cap- tains, the boys are improving greatly and should be very successful in AAA compe- tition. According to Coach James Castell, who adds humor as well as hard work to the practice sessions, the team is a very likely one for state honors in the 1963 season. Chester ' s agility promises to keep Cross Keys at the top in competition! 84 ••1 iA« p«i ::i r v.. Another record jump for Eddie! Larry ' leaps the hurdle with ease! Mike and Rusty push ahead for an earlv lead for the Indians! 85 CROSS COUNTRY COVER LONG WITH Rusty passes the baton to Mike as he runs on to score for Cross Keys! This year Cross Keys does not have as many men running on the Cross Country team as it did last year, but the members of the team put forth their greatest effort to represent Cross Keys. The resuhs of their efforts often prove to be exciting meets and glorious victories. Javelin throwing is also a part of the many phases of the track team at Cross Keys! 86 BOYS DISTANCES : EASE CK racers strain to cross the final FIRST ROW, left to right: John Simmons, Freddy Cantrell, Ricky Lang, Lisher, Coach Casteel, Russell Cutler, Rudy Hubbard, Mike Whitworth, Ricky Fletcher, Walter Collier, Allen Allison, Freddy Willare, Chris Harris, Gary Jacobs. Left to right, FRONT ROW: Woodie Woodward, Harry Knight, Sonny Dellinger, Tim Bice, Dickie Sumner. BACK ROW: Coach Baker, Steve Yother, David Fell, David Smith, Jack Woodward, Lee Hall, Bruce Richardson. ' 63 ROOKIES SEEK TO BETTER ' 62 SEASON During the 1962 Baseball season the Indians enjoyed greatly successful winning season, partly due to the experienced veterans on the team. This year those veterans have graduated, and newcomers who gained valuable experience last year are left holding the bat. The boys are excellent handlers of the ball and the team should prove to have a very successful season this year. 88 Experienced players, Bruce Rich- ardson and Lee Hall further Indians record. Dickie leaps to make the op- ponents third out! Tim ' s move comes just in time to stop the runner ' s advance! Steve pitches in hopes for another strike! 89 90 ORGANIZATIONS 91 ORGANIZATIONS EXPERIENCE Organizations form a prominent facet of extra-curricular activity at Cross Keys. Through a widely diversified organizations program the participating student finds numerous outlets for his interests and talents. The clubs at Cross Keys include academic clubs, service clubs, student publi- cations, and special clubs. These organi- zations offer the student fun and com- panionship, as well as the opportunity to learn, work, achieve high honors, and serve others. 92 PROVIDE THROUGH COOPERA TION AND COMP ANIONSHIP 93 STUDENT COUNCIL STRIVES FOR COOPERATION lei The Student Council acts as the connect- ing link between the student body and ad- ministration through its selected repre- sentatives. It devotes its time to those projects which benefit the school. Some outstanding projects of the Student Coun- cil are the Student Directory, Christmas Dance, Christmas Seals, and the Citizen- ship Program. The students of Cross Keys appreciate the work of this club. FIRST ROW: Allen Park, Steve Campbell, Sue Long, Susan Farrell, Janice Dyer, Don Lloyd, Bill Thacker, Sonny Bellinger, Rodney Hilton. SECOND ROW: Donna Hilton, Judy Elrod, Barbara Block, Judy Hurley, Bill Vance, Joe Dahm, Sheryl Kittle, Scott Marks, Rudy Hubbard. THIRD ROW: Doug Collins, Christine Caughman, Dianne Arnold, Judy Hurley, Donna Newman, Johnny Bram- blett, David Ogletree, Steve Lucas. FOURTH ROW: Pat McKinny, Ellen Hintz, Donna Conway, Mary Lynn Ash, Betty Bowers, Glen Cooper, Clay Eddleman, John Oakey, Johnny Balkcom, Dickie Sumner, Janice Thacker, Sonnia Fox, David Hull, Jack Cald- well, Ronnie Dye. 94 BETWEEN STUDENTS AND FACULTY. FIRST ROW: Gar - Butler, Bill West, Tom Reilly, Janice Thacker, Patty Mills, Suzanne Erwin, Edith Agnew. SECOND ROW: Sharon Cheek, Jimmy Adams, Hoyt Phillips, Lee Hall, Terry Jenks, Nan Gilmer, Sue Ann Humphries, Lee Bullock. THIRD ROW: Pat Woody, Judy Trail, Donna Puckett, Dianne Honey, Susan Cook, Susan Davis, Linda Murphy, Sandra Hockman, Sharry Brinson. FOURTH ROW: Charles McCIure, Linda Jones. OFFICERS: Sonny Delliner, Treasurer; Sue Eason, Secretary; Sue Long, President; Dickie Sumner, Vice-President. SPONSORS: Mrs. Davis and Mr. Bentley BETA UPHOLDS ITS PRINCIPLES OF I The Beta Club is primarily an honor organization for those who have excelled in their studies. Besides honoring these students, the Beta Club does many projects in service to the school. Some of the Beta Club projects for this year are the Honor Roll, Beta Book Drive, Homecom- ing Dance, Christmas Door Decorations, and the Miss Cross Keys Contest. We ap- preciate the help given the Beta Club by our sponsors Miss Spurlock and Mrs. McClure. Beta officers hard at work. BETA OFFICERS: Janice Dyer, Secretary; Sysan Farrell, Treasurer; Scott Marks, Vice-President; Allen Park, President. LEADERSHIP, CHARACTER AND ACHIEVEMENT. FIRST ROW: Johnny Bramblett, Charles McClure, Phil Hanie, Susan Farrell, Scotl Marks, Allen Park, Janice Dyer, Joe Dahm, Rusty Ragsdale, Gary Butler, Bob Carithers, Steve Campbell, Tom Reilly. SECOND ROW: Miss Spurlock, Rodney Hilton, Edith Agnew, Sue Long, Rosanne Biegeleisen, Ann Clark, Patsy Welborn, Sharon Brooks, Barbara Brown, Dianne Howard, Nancy Bartholomew, Jean Swint, Gail Farmer, Joy Clark, Anita Hulsey, Carol Simmons, Sharon Cheek. THIRD ROW: Linda Trebits, Linda Exum, Janice Tliacker, Sylvia Parker, Beth Neal, Laura Smith, Sarah McDonald, Mrs. McQure. FOURTH ROW John Allgood, David Clark, Roy Plott, Jasper Andrews, Nick Currie. SPONSORS: Mi ? Spurlock. Mrs. McClure 97 SERVICE TO SCHOOL AND COMMUNITY FIRST ROW: Scott Marks, Tony Griggs, Sonny Dellinger, David Smith, Don Lloyd, Johnny Bramblett, Kelly Lindsey, Rusty Ragsdale, Charles McClure, Dickie Sumner, Joe Jenks, Pete Peterman, Bob Carithers, Bob Jackson, Bruce Wardrep, Nick Currie, Terry Jenks, Allen Park. SECOND ROW: Rodney Hilton, Ronnie Laxon, David Fell, Steve Campbell, Wayne Barrett, Gary Butler, Doug Alexander, Mike Whitworth, Conrad Blair, Phil Burgess. THIRD ROW: Mr. Doyal, Bill Thacker, Rudy Hubbard, Lee Hall, Mike Maffett, Joe Dahm, Glen Cooper, Lee Bullock, Larry Coleman, Bill Lozier, Dick Waters. Key Club Sweetheart: Janice Dyer. 98 ARE THE OBJECTIVES OF THE KEY CLUB. The Key Club is a service club or- ganized by the Kiwanis Club, It performs many valuable services to the school and the community. It sponsors an annual toys for tots drive and helps in collecting for many charity organizations. The Key Club also helps the Kiwanis Club with their many projects and activities. The club offers its members an opportunity to serve themselves by serving others. Dickie cheeks on members. KEY CLUB OFFICERS: Bob Carithers, Secretary. STANDING: Joe Jenks, Director; Pete Peterman, President; Dickie Sumner, Vice-President. SPONSOR: Mr. Doyal ENTHUSIASTIC STAFF WORKS TO PRODUCE f Making an annual involves hundreds of extra hours of work and lost sleep. Head- lines, pictures, identifications, layouts, and numerous other details must be attended to before a single deadline can be met. A staff member learns to accept general panic as a matter of course! The CHIEFTAIN staff, however, is an enthusiastic group of people, and it gen- uinely enjoys its work, and that makes the worry, tears, and frenzy worthwhile. The sponsor, Miss Baldwin, although new at annual business, also spent many precious Saturdays at school working. The most important member, however, is the wonderful photographer, Rodney Hilton, whose work cannot be measured in mere hours. Now that the book is finished, the staff wishes to thank all those who helped us so much, and to express again our sin- cere hope that the CHIEFTAIN fulfills its purpose and portrays Cross Keys 1963. COMPOSITION STAFF, FIRST ROW: Linda Green, Nancy Bartholomew, Ty Lattimer. SECOND ROW: Glenda Green, Joy Clark, Patsy Welborn, Rosanne Biegeleisen, Genie Ward, Gail Farmer, Linda Kemph, Sharry Timraing, Dianne Howard, Coy Berry, Carolyn Mann, Jan O ' Brien, Sandy Floyd. BUSINESS STAFF, FIRST ROW: Carol Simmons, Ann Cook, Shirley Carder, Janet Florence, Meta Smith. SECOND ROW: Sharry Brinson, Melanie Britt, Lee Cross, Betty Bowers, Sheri Pannell, Carol Woods, Betsy Long, Linda Myers. 100 ' 63 CHIEFTAIN. SEMOR EDITORS: Janice Dyer, Janice Thacker, Sue Long, Rodney Hilton, Edith Agnew, Barbara Brown, Bill Thacker, Susan Farrell. Bill sorts receipts. SPONSOR: Miss Baldwin Barbara w ' jrk? at selling annuals. fe ' i PUBLICATIONS HELP TO INFORM STUDENTS HI as. (f ' j! f ' ' -« - v FIRST ROW: Pat latum; Susanne Eplin; Vicki Trussell; Donna Bradley; Janet Wilson; Barbara Schwenke; Judy Markham; Vivian Heath. SECOND ROW: Ricky Chansller; Larry Coleman, Sports Editor; Bob Sain; Terry Frazier; Russell Cutler; Linda Jaremko; Jan Moon, News Editor; Dawn Ley; Linda Saye, Feature Editor; Rodney Hilton. Editor in chief: Donna Anderlon 102 9F SOCIAL AND ACADEMIC EVENTS. mMi-:::. ' mtiB Sss s3mi mmiij sm ms t The Key Word Staff works indus- triously to put out a paper every month. Each new copy tells of the social and academic activities at Cross Keys. The staff does many hours of hard work be- fore the deadlines are met. However, when everything is finished the staff members can relax and enjoy the paper as their fellow students do. SPONSORS: Mr. Langston and Mrs. Childs. Staff members talk of new ideas DEBATE AND C.K. CLUBS EXERCISE FIRST ROW: Mr. Langston, Sponsor; Trina Scank; Donna Anderton, Captain; Martha Gaber; Jan O ' Brien. SECOND ROW: John Eriksson; John Allgood; Terry Frazier; Al Carter; Bob Saine; Vivian Heath; Mrs. Childs, Sponsor. C.K. CLUB FIRST ROW: Nan Gilmer; Kathy Jones; Linda Lailer; Carol Vance; Sandra Blalock; Carol Collins; Patty Mills; Janice Dyer, Vice-President; Susanne Erwin, Secretary; Susan Farrell. SECOND ROW: Johnny Bramblett; Ronnie Laxon, Treasurer; Scott Marks; Tony Griggs; David Smith; David Fell; John Sewell; Bill West; Don Lloyd, President. THIRD ROW: Jimmy Huff; Dickie Sumner; Tim Bice; Mitchell Sims; Nick Currie; Roy Padgett; Dick Waters; Lee Hall; Bill Harber; Coach Edenfield, Sponsor. Not pictured Felton Lancaster. 104 THE POWER OF QUICK THINKING DEBATE TEAM Debating trains students in extemporan- eous speaking. The members of the debate team work hard at gathering information and delivering their speeches. This year at the Barkley Forum the negative team was undefeated. Donna Anderton the captain of the Debate Team placed second. The team has also done very well against other teams. The raising of money for the athletic department is the main purpose of the C.K. Club. The members of the club have all lettered in at least one varsity sport. Every vear the C.K. Club sponsors the powder-puff football game as one of its many activities. wi.m « JUNIOR CLUBS STRIVE FOR THE JUNIOR BETA CLUB ttfb lir- FIRST ROW: Pat Wheeler, Tommy Latham, Steve Dupree, Steve Alder, Bill Brogdan, Jimmy Adams, Jessica Mc- Greggor, Kathy Morrison, Alan Eisenberg, Eddie Wheeler. SECOND ROW: Linda Gross, Charles Hudson, Vickie Foddrill, Peggy Weatherford, Carole Morrison, Mary Lynn Ash, Penny Palmer, Barbara Helton, Susan Cook, John Oakey, Walter Williams. THIRD ROW: Sheri Pannell, Bar- bara Schwenke, Sue Ann Humphries, Raelle Holycross, Betsy West, Susan Davis, Vickie Heath, Brianne Beasley, JUNIOR CIVITAN FIRST ROW: Renee Parzen, Sylvia Parker, Linda Kemph, Sandra Kirk, Brenda Dowdy, Johnn Bramblett, Jean Swint, Terry Hoffmann, Janet Florence, Sharon Shimmel, Linda Green, Sandra Smith, Judy Jones, Susan Segars. SECOND ROW: John Collins, Phil Hanie, Dickie Sumner, Mark Taylor, Richard Flecher. 106 IMPROVEMENT OF THEIR SCHOOL Pat Woody. FOURTH ROW: Bob Herb, David Ogletree, Johnny Balkcom, Danny Morris, Lee Bulluck, Janice Gay, Tommy Powers, Tommv Both, Rickv Hughes, George Hewlett, Clay Eddleman, Glenn Cooper. RFTH ROW: Seth Bush, Terry Frazier, Brenda Hamlin. Glenda Hamlin, Ricky Norton, Melanie Britt. Sandra Hockman, Judy Hurley, Chervl Lewis, Annette Riddle, Donnajo Coggshall, Sally Allgood, Lee Cross. SIXTH ROW: Betsy Long, Linda Henry, Tim Humphries, Larry Coleman. Junior Civitan, the newest service organ- ization of Cross Keys, endeavors to do its part for the community and school through various projects and activities. Although the club is new, it has proved to be a valuable asset to the students at Cross Keys. Under the guidance of the Civitan Club, Junior Civitan aids in worthwhile community, as well as school services. Junior Beta Club is a subsidiary of Beta Club which recognizes the scholastic abil- ities of outstanding Freshman and Sopho- mores. Junior Beta Club promotes the competitive spirit necessary to achieve the academic honors of Beta Club. ti a, in LANGUAGE CLUBS DEVELOP FIRST ROW: Donna Rogers; Annette Riddle; Susan Davis; Renee Raven; Fran George; Susie Rodgers; Anita Burke; Peggy Long; Donna Puckett; Linda Gross; Pattie Westbrook. SECOND ROW: Freida Rollins; Peggy Weatherford; Martha Schlief; Jane Thacker, Secretary; Edie Wheeler, Treasurer; Ricky Chandler, President; Betsy West, Vice-Presi- dent; Pat Hood; Gail New; Sarah Pirkle; Cathy Morrison. THIRD ROW: Barry Anderlon; Tommy Powell; Robbey Beechy; Betsy Newsome; Pat Mahoney; Vickie Fodrel; Mary Lynn Ash; Susan Cook; Linda Jones; Ann Brown; Joe Bordon; Buster Colborn; Steve Dupree; Bill Conolce; Steve Alder; Mike Angel; Mrs. Smith, Sponsor. FOURTH ROW: Frank Harris; Bobby Dahm; Lee Hockman; Carol Morrison; Monroe Hembery; Bill Brogden; Chris Harris; Sue Ann Humphries; Donna Adams; John Simms; Susan Ketchen; Susan Peck; Johannes Causey. FIRST ROW: Lee Berlin; Brenda Mabry; Cindy Hide; Beth Neal; Webb Hughes, Vice-President. SECOND ROW: Seth Bush; Lynn McElroy; Dane Hammons; Laura Smith; Sylvia Parker; Linda Hodgkins, Secretary. THIRD ROW: Jane Malone; Bill Pope; Lynn Scott. Treasurer; Ronnie Beavers, President. FOURTH ROW: Jessica McGregor; Linda Smith; John Collins, Carl Gent. FIFTH ROW: Nixon McWiUiams; Richard Jones; Fred Block. 108 INTEREST IN FOREIGN NATIONS LATIN I LATIN 11. Ill FIRST ROW: Edith Agnew; Sandra Hockman; Janice Gay, Secretan-; Melanie Britt: Demle Harrison; Pat Tatum: Toni Vardaman; Linda Green, Treasurer: Anita Hulsey: Suzanne Eplin; Mr. Tucker, Sponsor. SECOND ROW: Scott Harris; Joann Pope; Allan Moss: Bud Eriksson; Lee BuUuck; Coy Berry. President; Sherry Pannell; Becky Foltz; Dickie Sumner: Russell Cutler; Bill Griswold; George Guill. THIRD ROW: Tom Blakeman; Ben Holland; Clay Eddleman, Vice-President; Phillip Bruce; Jimmy Adams; Al Carter; Lee Cross; Mark Taylor; Harry Dumbleton. SPANISH III FIRST ROW: Mrs. Mathis. Sponsor. SECOND ROW: Gail Farmer; June RosseUe; Sharon Brooks; Russ Adkins; Ardes Simpson; Patsy Welbom; Pat Hendricks. 109 Promoting interest in other countries, learning customs and exploring traditions are the purposes set forth by the Language Clubs at Cross Keys. Programs given by experienced travelers or by citizens of foreign lands are fascinating to the large group of students who are members of these clubs. Latin students discover by means of films and special programs, the value of studying the ancient Romans. Both past and present French students take pleasure in programs emphasizing life in France, and the French culture. The rich variety of topics to be found in Spain are brought out in the lively meetings of the Spanish Club. Newest of the Language Clubs is that made up of German students. German songs, history and its present posi- tion in the world are a part of this club ' s programs. Thus Language students find a chance to learn more about life in other countries and how to improve future rela- tions with these places. FRENCH , FIRST ROW: Ann Cooke, Secretary; Cathy Davenport, Treasurer; Betsy Long, Vice- President; Meta Smith, President; Jon O ' Brien; Donna Anderton. SECOND ROW: Kaye Peterson; Anita Durrence: Sharon Denton; Janice Thacker; Jan Cross. THIRD ROW: Jo Ann Dempsey; Cathy Peine; Martha Gaher; Kathy Evans; Linda Saye; Mrs. Archibald, Sponsor; Nancy Bartholomew. FOURTH ROW: Betty Thomas; Sharry Brinson; Orlean Thomas; Genie Ward; Sharry Harris; Jan Moon. FIFTH ROW: Kay Joiner, Cindy Schersching, Suzanne Shirley. SIXTH ROW: Dallas Hutchenson; Bob Saine; Fred Williams; John Allgood; Nancy Graves; Dianne Spurlin; Sandy Floyd. 10 FRENCH I FIRST ROW: Carol Kanuth, nonell Burrows, Pattv McNulty, Ann Clark. SECOND ROW: Connie Chandler, Mickie Caldwell, Diane Higdon, Pat Tatum, Sonia Fox, Barbara Helton. THIRD ROW: Cathy Cushing, Cynthia Gorrell, Rebecca Duke, Ginny Harris, Linda Anderson, Juanita Malcolm. FOURTH ROW: Frank Miller. Coy Berry,. Donna White, Barbara Barnett, Karen Benning, Pat Carter, Dennis Haddad. FIFTH ROW: Jimmv Brien, Jimmy Hurst, Joan Wright, Deryle Harrison, Sandra Crowe. SIXTH ROW: Bob Baldwin, Bill Bragg, Tommy Fields, Bill Vance. Roger Hoffman, Steve Fowler. STANDING: Kriss Conrad, Dandra Waters, Vickie Heatli, Anita Hulsey, Muff Harwell, Linda Murphy, Trina Scank. FIRST ROW: Becky Foltz; Laura Smith; Freddy WiUard. SECOND ROW: Gisela Seehng. Presi- dent; Pat Wheeler, Secretary, Treasurer; Carol Simmons, Kathy Suter. THIRD ROW: Terry Hoffmann, Vice-President; Paul Taylor; Sylvia Parker. GERMAN CLUB III MATH AND SCIENCE CLUBS EXPLORE FIRST ROW: Pat Tatum, Charles McClure, David Clark. SECOND ROW: Jean Swint, Joy Clark, Dickie Sumner. THIRD ROW: Carol Simmons, Agnes Klein, Scott Marks. FOURTH ROW: Renee Parzen, Donna Anderton, Wayne SCIENCE CLUB FIRST ROW: Lanette Hacker; Linda Conway; Suzanne Eplin; Pat Wheeler, Secretary-Treasurer; George Thames, President; David Clark, Vice-President; Linda Jaremko; Barbara Schwenke; Pat Hendricks; Pat Phillips; Robert Brown. SECOND ROW: Lee Cross; Lee Bulluck; Stacy Stringer; Joan Black; Andy Holland; Betty Warner; Joanne Power: Patty Westbrook; Ricky Hurley. THIRD ROW: John Wise; Frank Harris; Mary Lynn Ash; Chris Harris; BiU Brogdon; Phil Hanie; Carohne Mann; Ann Alexander; Terry Hoffmann; Paul Taylor; Harold WUIiams; Lemar Ford; Mr. Burgess, Sponsor. FOURTH ROW: Betsy West; Carole Morrison; Jerry Derch- more; Steve Stevens; Alan Eisenberg; Nicky Herren; Charles Hudson. 112 NEW AND INTERESTING FIELDS The Science and Math Clubs give an increasing number of students the oppor- tunity to further their interest in subjects as light, formulas, and motion. While inves- tigating these subjects of interest the stu- dents are increasing their knowledge. This knowledge helps the students in many ways. It is especially helpful in taking tests as in the Mathematics Contest. Barrett, Gary Butler. ST. NDING: Janice Dyer, Susan Farrel], Mrs. Chappell, Allen Park, Sue Long, Steve Campbell. 113 CAREER CLUBS PREPARE STUDENTS FIRST ROW: Miss Sisk, Sponsor; Shelia Bagley, Treasurer; Sarah McDonald, President; Karen Benning, Secretary; Mrs. Tate, Sponsor. SECOND ROW: Carolyn Hardy; Carolyn Creel: Sandra Kirk; Peggy Geary; Cheryl Bush; Linda Hutchins; Kathy Ivester; Wanda Stephens; Susan Stratton; Brenda Dowdy; Pat Sanders; Helen Stanley. THIRD ROW: Ann Myers; Jane Malone: Cynthia Garrell; Kay Joiner; Donna Greene; Dorothy Steele; Teressa Purcell; Willene Burton; Karen McLin. Not pictured Rosa Smith, Vice-President. FIRST ROW: Mavis Harrop, President. SECOND ROW: Gail Farmer, Vice-President; Pat Tatum; Carol Knauth; Joe Borden; Anita Hulsey, Treasurer; Joann Connolly, Secretary; Linda Wimbish; Agnes Klein. THIRD ROW: Jan O ' Brien; Renae Rabun; Cathy Gushing; Genie Ward; Sandra Bowman; Jane Malone; Miss Herndon, Sponsor. F.T.A. 114 FOR THE FUTURE 1 The Future Homemakers of America Club provides an opportunity for girls in- terested in honiemakuig as a career to prac- tice old skills, as well as to acquire new ones. However, the club is not only for those who plan to major in home eco- nomics, but also those who want to com- bine fun and fellowship with learning and service. The Future Teachers of America Club develops an interest in teaching as a career. F.T.A. members strive to recog- nize the responsibilities and opportunities of teaching. The F.T.A. is under the di- rection of Miss Jane W. Herndon. The Allied Medical Careers Club de- velof s an interest in nursing as a career and also provides information about other areas connected with this field. The club has many interesting programs vhich in- clude guest speakers and field trips. F.H.A. A.M.C. HRST ROW: Cathy Ciahing, President: Debbie Hesser, Vice-President. SECOXD ROW: Ruth Ann Tebbs: Gail Farmer. Treasurer: Martha Hubbard: Raelle Holvcross; Freda RoUins: Carolyn Creel. THffiD ROW: Gail Mahan: Peggy Morrison; Gay Phillips; Genie Ward. Not pictured Gay Griggs, Secretar) ' . 115 CHORAL AND PEP CLUBS WORK IN FIRST ROW: Mrs. Lapides, Linda Gross, Donna Puckett, Marsha Schliel, Donna Newman, Sandra Crowe, Sherri Garcia, Bonnie Huddleston, Martha Gaber. SECOND ROW: Jan Cross, Linda Camp, Andrea Raulerson, Jo Ann Pope, Nancy Spencer, Peggy Morrison, Hugh Towns, Dan Taylor, Glenn Cooper, Jo Anne McCart, Marcliff Hughes, Trina Scank, Barbara Schwenke, Judy Andrews. THIRD ROW: Pat Trantham, Elaine Smith, Joanne Connolly, Jane Woods, Jayne Middleton, Carolyn Stambaugh, Lisa Jordan, Tom Harper, John Fields, Regina Taylor, Sandy Bowman, Lenora White, Linda Mann, Linda Myers, Betty Helms. FOURTH ROW: Doris Fleenor, Leigh Kimbrough, Brenda Donald, Carol Callahan, Sandra Day, Mary Wilson, Ann Conway, Grant King, James Helton, Mike Jacobs, Charles Thompson, Betty Oliver, Jane Woods, Laura Ayash, Virginia Head. PEP CLUB FIRST ROW: Kathy Ivester, Judy Robinson, Marilyn Knault, Beverly Brancale, Brenda Mullin, Regina Taylor, Gail New, Sarah Pirkle, Marilyn Terrel, Cheryl Bush, Peggy Long, Kay Pearce, Peggy Weatherford. SECOND ROW: Dorothy Steel, Laura Ayash, Norma Brancale, Enan Attaway, Rebecca Duke, Jan Thomas, Georgia Williams, Gloria Barton, Ann Tipton, Linda Frey, Cindy Smith, Christine Storms, Muff Harwell. THIRD ROW: Alice Hooper, Doris Jean Fleenor, Sandra Day, Diane Fleenor, Judy Elrod, Lyn McElroy, Melanie Burnett, Betsy Newsome, Paula Daughrety, Diane Honey, Diane Shockley, Gaye Wagonblast, Brenda Spinks, Annette Riddel, Jane Middleton, Brenda Mabry, Carol Woods. FOURTH ROW: Barbara Wallace, Vickie Hitchcock, Deborah Cutter, Patsy Roundtree, Ruth Ann Tebbs, Jody Norman, Linda Smith, Sandra Jolliet, Jere Woods. 116 SCHOOL ACTIVITIES AND PROGRAMS CHORAL CLUB The Chorus has many activities at Cross Keys. Every year the Chorus takes part in the spring Music Festival, the Christmas concerts at Lenox Square, and many pro- grams in assemblies. This year the Chorus is under the new direction of Mrs. Lapides. The Pep Club strives to promote spirit and good sportsmanship at football and basketball games. The yelling of the Pep Club members increases spirit among the students and spurs the team to victory. r. if miAMlgd 117 CLUBS RENDER MANY SERVICES TO FIRST ROW: James Wright, Bruno Suter, Jimmy Nash. SECOND ROW: Brenda Masters, Charles Thompson, Jerry Davis, Christy Caughman, Diane Arnold, Kathy Carter, Cherry Lowery. THIRD ROW: Brenda Smith, Alice Hooper, Nancy Rifenburg, Martha Gaber, Christine Storms, Cynthia Garmany, Katie Lunsford, Susan Ulmer, Charles Dunlap, Sandra Plott, Kathy Johnston, Susan Elliott, Peggy Thompson, Mary Louise Matthews. FOURTH ROW: Pat Jacobs, Glenda Cassel, Dane Hammon, Barbara Fuller, Lynn Whitten. FIRST ROW: Robert McCarthy; Gary Sissen; Paul Raines; David Karr. SECOND ROW: Jimmy Harrison; Harold Raines; Henry Moncrief; Tommy Gay; Tommy Evans, President; Mike Aldridge, Vice-President; Hugh Endsley, Secretary-Treasurer. THIRD ROW: Mr. Powell, Sponsor; Mr. Page, Sponsor; Mr . Bray, Sponsor. INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB THE SCHOOL AND THE STUDENTS The Art Club is made up of those stu- dents who are taking first, second, and third year art. However, the club is open to all who wish to take part in Art Club projects. The main interest of the Art Club is ceramics which is very enjoyable to its members. The Art Club takes part in a ceramics show every spring. The members of the Industrial Arts Club show their skills through the many projects they build. Many of these pro- jects are used by the school and other organizations. The members of the club strive to develop better skills in both car- pentry and mechanics. Preserving the safety of our school and students is the job of those boys and girls on the Safety Patrol. The patrols give many hours of their time to this job. The work of these students is greatly appreciated by the students, the faculty, and the adminis- tration. ART CLUB PATROLS FIRST ROW: Gordon Long; Don Loudermilk: David Gold; Johnny Carter; Ricky Hurley. SECOND ROW: Ann Fincher; Mary Harne; Marsha Woodruff; Gail Home; Judy Morgan. THIRD ROW: Tommy Cline, Captain; Stephen Doxakis, Lieutenant; Billy Gravitt. 119 120 FEATURES 121 jliiss Gniefiam 122 I Suwi ' a J arAer From within a mist of gaiety and glamour comes the 1963 Miss Chieftain — Miss Sylvia Parker. Combined with the abundance of excitement are the many interviews, hopes, glittering dec- orations, and the anticipation of the winning crown. This year ' s queen is one of unusual talents in foreign lan- guages, numerous clubs, and remarkable looks. Placing close to this glowing beauty were Miss Janet Florence and Miss Sandra Blalock, both of outstand- ing personality and achievement. These girls are truly representatives of this year ' s CHIEFTAIN. ll : ' U rP COURT: Susan Farrell, Betsy Smith, Ardes Simpson, Andrea Raulerson, Janet Florence, Sylvia Parker, Sandra Blalock, Gisela Speich, Renee Parzen, Linda Saye. 123 COURT: Janice Dyer, Susan Segars, Jackie Tennant. and Sue Eason (not pictured) Mary Paysour, Anne McCormack. t J an ijd wards Homecoming captures the spirit of the season in the fashion of exciting football, roaring crowds, colorful streamers, and finally the tense moment the Queen is crowned. This year pretty, vivacious Pan Edwards reigned over the festivities of our second homecoming. A popular Senior, Pan is in various clubs, as well as being voted a superlative by her classmates. Members of her court included: .Janice Dyer, Sue Eason, Anne McCormack, Mary Paysour, Susan Segars, and Jackie Tennant. I 124 Jfo omecommQ : ueen y 2 125 JKiss Gross JCet s 126 li JKart J at sour v 4 H vH♦4 ( ' , %Ma With her captivating beauty and sparkling talent, Mary Pay- sour emerged as Miss Cross Keys of 1963. Mary, a tall, slender blonde, is a member of the Senior Class, in the Homecoming Court, and a Teen Board Representative. Preparations for the Beta-sponsored event begin early in the year when two girls are chosen from each grade. After hours of rehearsal and anticipation, the girls present their talents and are judged on this along with their beauty. This year scoring close to Mary are Sonia Fox and Donna Newman, respective first and second runner-ups. The other court beauties included Penny McClesky, Diane Arnold, Elaine Paysour, Judy Hurley, Tv Lattimer. Teri Cadwell. and Sandra Blalock. 127 L)nir eu Carder and ' Jxodneu Jii ion During Citizenship Week, through informative speech- es, inspirational devotionals, and patriotic bulletin hoards, the Student Council aims toward building a stronger appreciation of our heritage, among the stu- dents. The climax of the week comes with the announce- ment of the school ' s Best Citizens, as chosen by the fac- ulty and student body on the basis of patriotism, hon- esty, and school participation. This year Shirley Carder and Rodney Hilton were selected as the Senior Best Citizens. Shirley and Rodney are truly deserving of this honor for they not only dis- play ideal citizenship but they also contribute to various school activities, such as Student Council and Chieftain Staff. Representatives from the other classes eleven through eight respectively are: Sheryl Kittle, Joe Dahm, Betty Bowers, John Balkcom, Barbara Block, Tommy Fields, Diane Arnold, and Pat McKinney. 128 129 jKr. Cjross TCeus 130 )onn GRADE REPRESENT A TrV ' ES include: SITTING: John Ramsey, Johnny Balkcom, Ricky Hughes, Gary Jones, Bruce Edmonds. STANDING: Tim Bice, Rusty Rags- dale, Don Lloyd, Tony Griggs, Sonny DelUnger. A traditional project of this year ' s Senior class is sponsoring the Mr. Cross Keys elections. This year each class chose two representatives and in a general election, Sonny Bellinger was selected as Mr. Cross Keys. 1963. Sonny ' s quick smile and easy personality have made him well liked by Cross Keys students and his active participation in sports and organiza- tions have made him one of the most outstand- ing Seniors. The other boys from their respec- tive classes are as follows: John Ramsey. Johnny Balkcom, Ricky Hughes, Ricky Jones, Bruce Edmonds, Tim Bice, Rusty Ragsdale, Don Lloyd, and Tony Griggs. 131 132 jJiosi Uersa ne cS, onn ' y 7)e A ' inaer y Coming from the scope of the Senior class of 1963 is an outstanding personality, Sonny Bellinger. Prominent as Senior Class Presi- dent, Treasurer of Student Council, Varsity star in both football and baseball, the students and faculty of Cross Keys chose him as their candidate for the Optimist Club Most Versatile Award. Well respected by his fellow class- mates, Sonny was truly deserving of this high honor. ar Q uden An outstanding member of the Senior Class is chosen each year to represent the school as its Star Student. The honor is based on the highest college board scores coupled with an equally high record at school. Donna Anderton, this year ' s Star Student, certainly deserves this award for she is not only an exceptional student, but she is also Captain of the Debate Team, member of Beta Club, a National Merit Finalist, and Editor-in-Chief of the Key- word. Donna has selected Mrs. Mary K. Chap- pell as the teacher who, through encour- agement and guidance, has influenced her the greatest during her years at Cross Keys. 2) onna ncferk erton 133 JKiss 7) 9? Each year the DAR Citizenship Award is presented to a Senior girl on the basis of school participation, scholastic ability, and outstanding citizenship. Sue Long, one of our most prominent seniors, was selected as this year ' s Miss DAR. Throughout her high school career, Sue has been involved in all phases of school life, as a leader and an intellectual. Elected as a superlative for the past four years, she served as Prom Chairman during her Junior year and Vice-President of the Student Council the same year. This year, although much of her time is devoted to her work as President of the Council, Sue still finds time for membership in Beta Club, Math Club, French Club, as well as being a senior editor on the CHIEFTAIN Staff. 134 yCah ' onal JKerii Jin a is is In the spring of the junior year, students have the opportunity to take the National Merit Tests in compe- tition with other students all over the nation. After grading eliminations, semi-finalists and finally finalists are announced and these finalists become contenders for a scholarship to the school of their choice. Cross Keys is most fortunate to have three finalists representing our school in this program. Donna Anderton, Allen Park, and Steve Campbell are truly exceptional seniors, not only respected for their scholastic abilities but also for their contributions to school activities. Donna Anderton Steve Campbell Allen Park 135 : Best-all-around Juniors: Scott Marks Gay Phillips JUNIOR SUPERLATIVES: SITTING: Coy Berry, Adonna Rusk, Linda Kemph, Joy Clark, Hoyt Phillips, Tony Griggs, Carol Vance, Sandy Floyd, Nan Gilmer. STANDING: Bill West, Mike Maffet, Charles McClure, Dickie Sumner, Rusty Ragsdale, Biff Stever, Joe Dahm, Joe Jenks. 136 linclerc ass i uper ah ' ues Best-all-around Freshmen: Ricky Hughes Sonia Fox FRESHMAN SUPERLATIVES: SITTING: Susan Davis, Linda Jones, Judy Trail, Diane Honey, Elaine Paysour, Jane Thacker, Mary Lynn Ash, Donna Adams, Donna Rogers, Donna Puckett, Barbara Block. STANDING: Sammy Black, Tommy Fields, Paul Trombetta, Gary Jones, Bobby Terree, Kenny Shed, Eddie Wheeler, John Oakey, David Ogletree. 137 Best All Around Sophomores Johnny Balkcom, Diane Elrod SOPHOMORE SUPERLATIVES: SITTING: Pat Carter, Patricia Woody, Judy Hurley, Cheryl Lewis, Betty Bowers, Kathy Davenport, Sally Allgood, B. J. Akers, Donna Newman, Sandy Crowe, Adrienne Vinson. STANDING: Lee Bullock, Bob Jolley, Bill Frost, Mike Casper, Jimmy Jones, Tim Bice, Clay Eddleman, Larry Coleman, Charles Hudson, Teddy Green, David Fell. ' - 138 SUBFRESmUN SUPERL TIVES: Jack Caldwell, David Hull, Mike Hur?t. Bruce Edmund, Pat McKinny, John Ram?ey, Mike Floyd, David Star, George Randolph, Doug Collins. Susan Boswell, Janey Barnes, Donna Helton, Ginger Smith, Penny McQesky, Sue Fowler, Ann Futrelle. Christi Caughman, Jane Duttenhaver, Alice Anderton. Best All Around Sub-Freshmen Diane Arnold, Skipper Liddell r39 CBesi ' Jlff ' Tlrouncf Janice ' l)uer Sonny T)enmyer 140 (L)uperjaii uperlaiiues ipe jKosI (Jriaina C nn GooAe J nif ip Jjurcjess ' Don Jb oucf JKosi i)epencfaoIe L)u3an Jarre I J oe Wooas 142 jRosi ynief eciua Donna C lnoerhn rj eue GampGeff (no pic u reef) 144 . fHH JKosi Jiancfsoine ancf J re h ' es Gnar es re oru Sancfra 75 a oc£ erri Uon TJaf ace JKosi Jalenkd CBen yfo fancf CTlncfrea iRau erson Cu es J an OcHvarc s Uomznu Grosou (no piciureoj Snirfeu Garoer 148 CLASSES 149 SPONSORS: Col. Maxey, Mr. Olsen CLASS OFFICERS: Pres., Diane Arnold V.-Pres., Skipper Liddell Sec, Mike Hurst Treas., Vicki Morris SUB-FRESHMAN CLASS Bobby Abney Jackie Adams David Allen David Allen Libby Allison Pegg - Allison Steve Almon Alice Anderton Connie Anderson Lee Anderson Patsy Ansley Diane Arnold Donna Atkins Thomas Baldasare Regina Barfield Barbara Barnett JoAnn Barton Tommy Beasly Charles Beine Richard Belcher Terry Bernard Bill Benson Earl Bethune Charles Bill Jerry Birchmore Shirley Black Sandra Blackledge Colin Blalock Joan Blanke Ben Borden Susan Boswell Bill Bragg Virginia Brittingham Jim Brooks Marlyn Brown Wayne Bryant 151 Beverly Bryne Ronald Bumgarner Pat Burnett Wilbur Burton Diane Cagle Yvonne Cail Linda Cantrel Iris Caudell Phyllis Caudell Teresa Caudell Christy Caughman Jack Caldwell Phil Capps Wayne Carter William Chancey David Chapman Dwight Chapman Danny Childers Peggy Childers Brad Chinlund Marsha Clark FIRST DAYS BRING EXCITED CHATTER-MAD CONFUSION - FRIGHTENED EXPRESSIONS. 152 . . Donna Cofield James Collins Sherrie Colbom Betty Coleman Vicki Collins Mike Cone Judy Conway Linda Cooper Dianne Cowan Pat Cowart Jessica Cox Tom Cross Philip Curry Linda Davis Ricky Davis Suzanne Deaton Ann Deignan Billy Dobbs Gordan Donald Michael Dooley Sharon Dowdy Nancy Downs Art Driggers Linda Duncan Charlene Dunlap Ken Dumbeeton Jane Duttenhaven Ronnie Dve El r Susan Eason Douglas Easterling Greg Eberhard Cheryl Edwards Martha Edwards Reggie Edwards Rick Edwards Joel Elder Lynn Elkins Peggy Elliot Susan Elliot Betsy Elrod Judy Elrod George Emfinger Belinda English Jimmv Enloe BiUy Estes Lawton Franning Joyce Evans Jackie Farmer tS3 Philip Fields Michell Finley Lynda Flanders Terri Felix Diane Fleener Mike Floyd Susan Fore Debbie Forrester Brenda Fowler Susan Fowler DeAnn Freeland Lillian Freeland Ellis Fricke Barbara Fuller Jimmy Fuller Ann Futrelle Joe Gaines Henry Gann Cindy Gormany Carolyn Garnetl Butch Gay Elaine Gay Van Gibbony Angela Gilleland 154 IllL- Butch Classman Al Glover Linda Glover David Gold Lelia Mae Gooch Judy Goodwin Eria Goss Wanda Grantham 155 Lib Edsley Dennis Graves Barbara Gravitt Billy Gravitt Ronnie Gravitt Susan Gray Jennette Green Virginia Gregory Susan Griffin Greta Haddad Ronald Hamby Clair Hammond Greg Hanson Kathy Harbin Tommy Harper Jim Harris Linda Hawkins Ernest Henderson Wallace Henderson Gay Henry David Herrington Carolyn Hightower Elaine Hightower Ellen Hintz Vicki Hitchcock Johnny Hogan Alan Hohn Beth Holland Emmett Hollis Linda Hoon Sharon Holcolm Lois Holland fAmM EIGHTH GRADERS ARE TO BONFIRES-FOOTBALL Sandy Holland Lynda Honour Billy Home Mary Home Marsha Howington David Hull Billy Humpheries Linda Hunter Mike Hurst Greg Hutchinson Dave Ingram Randy Ingram 156 INTRODUCED GAMES -SOCK HOPS Pam Jackson Pam Jaillett Cynthia Ann Jenkins Danny Jenkins Steve Jennings Janet Johnson Linda Johnson Steve Johnson Kathy Johnston Lewis JoUett Danny Jones Mike Jones Terry Jones Julie Jordan Larry Kendall Ben Kirkman Marilyn Knauth Ginger Knight Bob Kobres Joe Langford Patsy Langford Kenny Latimer Julie Laughridge Toni Lee Winnie Legertv,n Carol Legg Virginia Levine M dM Cl f% f CONCENTRATED STUDY - TERM ARE LIGHTENED WITH Kathaleen Lewis Kenny Lewis Skipper Liddell Chip Long Jimmy Lindsay Chuddy Long Richard Long Dan Loudermilk Sharron Leave Ellis Loyd Steve Lucas George Lunsford Katie Lunsford Judy Maloy Yvonne Martin Chip Marmlstein Keith Marchman Steve Mann Brenda Malone Daniel Mahan Cheryl Magid Connie Maddox Rickie Marrow Lynn Martin 158 PAPERS-QUARTERLY PROJECTS LAUGHTER fiM ' WP i Steve Martin Libby Mathews Penny McClesky Jody McCrary Donna McCurdy Becky McDonald Jeff McDougal Deborah McFarland John McFarland Suzy McGaughex Pat McKinny V icki McLaughlin David McLenore Margaret McMeans Amelia McNeese Burt Megar David Miller Roger M ' lls Judy Morgan Rauce Morgan Vicki Morris Gloria Mull Sharon Mull Bob Murphy 159 Susan Myers Judy Neal Don Newkirk Kenneth Noetzel Jesse Norman Jimmy Norris Judy Nowell Johnny Neese David Osborne Richard Otto Terry Pack Linda Parker Carolyn Parks Evelyn Parrish Eddie Pate Delorise Patton Chuck Penn Connie Peters Dianne Philips JoAnn Phillips Robert Pilcher Joyce Pirkle Sandra Plott Sue Polk Gordon Ponder Sue Pope Elizabeth Poss Martin Presley John Ramsey Judy Ramsey Sara Reagan Carol Reed Camilla Reeves Rob Riedel Geo rge Randolph Don Ray Ann Reignan Robert Reiner Jimmy Richardson Tim Richardson Kitty Richter Nancy Rifenburg Ellen Rigel Carolyn Roth Carol Roberts ■I 160 SVB-FRESHMEN SPIRITS LIFT WITH SIGNS OF SPRING Wanda Robertson Susan Rossman Charles Rowe Karen Rush Diane Rybak Gail Sansom Monty Sasser Joyce Seitz Diane Sewell Jim Sevlie Tommy Schalter Diane Schoenfeld Gary Schersching Mike Schmid Mike Schwartz Debbie Scott Lynn Short Drew Simpson Nanette Sitler Kris Smead Donald Smith Ginger Smith Glinda Smith Joyce Smith Johnny Smith Jimmy Smith Melissa Smith Nancy Smith JrU ?! V : 161 RESTLESS EIGHTH-GRADE RS AWAIT n c f Stanley Smith Steve Smith David Snoot Bruce Sorrells Medina Stanley David Starr Carol Stedman Jerry Stewart Sandy Stewart Jan Stockton Christine Stormes Tommy Stradley Richard Strawn Larry Stringer David Sudan Sarah Swint Connie Tatum Carlton Taylor Diane Taylor Linda Rae Linda Taylor Terry Taylor Jimmy Temple Marilyn Terrell Jan Thomas Beverly Thompson Randy Thompson Gail Tidwell Annette Tipton Jack Tolar Annette Tollison Margaret Tomlin Patricia Trantham Steve Treadway Donna Trussell Ralph Twombly Susan Ulmer Jane Vinison Kay Voigt Sandra Waddell Carole Woods Barbara Wallace Tommy Walker Beckie Wall Robby Wallace HOLIDAYS Linda Watts Kathy Weaver Carol Webb Nancy Weeks Jean Welch JoAnn Welch Earl West David West Charles West Buck Wetherell Al Wheeler Barbara White Patricia White Robert White Janet Widener Barbara Williams George Williams Jamie Williams Robert Williams Robin Williams Emmett Williams Christine Wilson Tommie Wise Jeanne Wood Tom Wood Lang Woody Marsha Woodruff Brock Woods David Woods Hal Woods Wa)-ne Woods Karl Woodworth James Wright James Wright Jane Wright Larry Wright Cher)l Wrigley Edna Wroe Donna Wyatt Gloria Wyman Wanda Ward Marilyn Warnpole Beckv Warren ft T cr 163 FRESHMAN CLASS President: Tommy Fields Vice-President: Sonia Fox Secretary: Linda Jones Treasurer: Randy Troup (not pictured) SPONSORS: Miss Ritchie Coach Tucker 164 Jimmy Adams Janet Adkins Mike Aiken Steve Alder Barry Anderton Jeff Appelbaum David Asbell. Mary Lynne Ash Enan Attaway Bob Baldwin Lois Barksdale John Barnett . K Tommy Barnwell Gloria Barton Robert Beachy Brianne Beesley AUen Biegeleisen Carole Bingham Marie Black Sammy Black Jim Blackwell Barbara Block Danette Blue Charlotte Bobo r65 ' Zf) f% Brad Bartholomew Mike Boggs Tommy Booth Joe Bordon Sandra Boring Doug Boyd Donna Bradley Beverly Brancale Norma Brancale Linda Branhara Yvonne Brannan Bill Brogdon Anne Brown Don Brown Peggy Bruce Jimmy Bryan Michael Bryant Joyce Buice Flonelle Burrows John Burell Anita Burke Johnny Burnette Melanie Burnett Jimmy Cagle Patsy Calcaterra Mickey Caldwell Terry Caldwell Ronnie Camp Nancy Campbell Janice Carmen Jack Carney Brenda Carter 166 Rickie Carter Erol Celebi Gail Chaistain William Chancey Connie Chandler Mar ' Ann Clay Tommy Cline Billy Connelly Susan Cook John Corder Irma Gene Cowan Tina Cowan Shirley Cowart Jan Cross Deborah Cutler Paula Daugherty Meredith Davis Susan Davis Treva Day Bobbie Deaton r Stan Deese Mike Denton BiU Dillree Christy Dixon Brenda Donald Stephen Dovakis Denny Duncan Marcia Duncan Angela Denton Sandy Eady Don Edwards Margie Ellis Bobby Elrod Cherr ' Enloe Robin Evans Alan Eisenburg Donna Fain Bill Fallaw DarreU Fancher Gloria Farmer Bobby Feree 167 Wanda Goddard Tommy Fields Ann Fincher Arthur Fincher Vicki FoddriU Richard Folsom Sonia Fox Clayton Frey Linda Frey Richard Friche James Fulenwider Linda Puller Terry Funderburke Harry Galloway Sherry Garcia Fran Gilleland Butch Gay Peggy Gary Fran George Harry Gibbs Gloria Gibson Charles Ginn FRESHMEN 01 168 am Terry Graig Ralph Grant Denise Green Jeanette Greenway Walter Groover Linda Gross Debbie Guinn Dennis Haddad Charles Hall Lanier Hansard Gayle Hanson Chris Harris Frank Harris David Harrison Muff Harwell Mike Head Virginia Head Vicki Heath Barbara Helton Carolvn Hendrick Bobbv Herb Nick Herren Clifford Herringdine Debbie Hesser Diane Higdon Gary Hitt Kathy Hitt Lee Hockman DISCOVER THE CHALLENGES OF HIGH SCHOOL LIFE Beth Hodges Harry Hoffman Roger Hoffmann Diane Hogden Tommy Holland Gloria Holloman Raelle Holycross Diane Honey Geraldine Hood Pat Hood Brenda Home Ken Hubbard Martha Hubbard Howard Hughes 169 Richard Hughes George Huitt %Cs s ! Sue Anne Humphries Jody Hurley 7T Rick Hurley Jimmy Hurst Linda Hutcheson Gindy Hyde Cathy Ivester Barry Jackson Billy Jackson Carol Jackson Gay Jacobs Mike Jacobs Sonja Jameson Billy Johnson ■ I. 170 Ronald Johnson Sally Johnson Jane Joiner Saundra Jollett Linda Jones David Jordon Karen Joseph Crystal Kametches George Keller Edward Kennair Susan Kern Susan Ketchin Vickie Ketterson Don Kettring 171 f Ricky Lang Kathe Klos Bob Langford Tommy Ladiam Tugg Letoha Linda Little Barbara Littlejohn Peggy Long Clifton Lord Annette Loyd Linda Lozier Jeanne Lunsford Sandra Lunsford Brenda Mabry Pat Maddox Gail Mahan John Malloy Don Maloney Pat Mahoney Judy Markham James Martin Joe Martin Brenda Masters Glenn Matlock Mary Louise Mathews Wesley Matthews Rebecca Mays John McAfee Anita McClesky Christine McDaniel Lynn McElroy Tim Mclntyre Brenda McLean Wayne McDaniel Karen McLin Earl McManus Billy McNeese Patty McNulty Diane Meaders Debbie Merch James Miller 2L 172 CLASSES - HOMEWORK - FIVE MINUTE BREAKS ARE ROUTINE NOW. Marilyn Miller Terry Miller Annette MillhoUand Max Millican David Mills Tony Mize Henry Moncrief Carole Morrison Danny Morris Katliy Morrison Peggy Morrison Gary Moss Brenda Mullin Linda Murphy Cynthia Neese Gail New Betsy Newsome Jim Newton Ricky Norton John Oakey David Ogletree 173 Barry Outler Jo Ann Owenby Penny Palmer Allen Parker John Parker Mell Paul Elaine Paysour Sherry Peacock Kay Pearce Susan Peck Tommy Pittard Sharen Poreanal Lenoard Porter Charles Potts Tommy Power Wayne Peek Robert Pennington Bill Peterson Richard Pirkle Sara Pirkle Tom Powell Ozzie Powers Sharon Pratt Mark Provano Donna Puckett Renee Rabun Ralph Ramey RayRanson Delores Redd Mike Reed Ogden Richardson Annette Riddle f f51 174 Barbara Riding Gary Roberts Jody Robertson Barbara Robinson Susie Rodgers Patsy Rodriguez Donna Rogers Freda Rollins Sherlyn Rooks Sheron Roper Patsy Roun ' ree Judy Russell Trina Scank Cindy Scherching Marsha Schleif Cleo Scruggs Mike Sharp Kenneth Shedd Jerry Shelton Bess Sherwood Diane Snockley Darrell Shore Cindy Smith Dan Smith Elaine Smith Johnny Smith Linda Smith Linda Smith Steve Smith Paul Sorrells Gerda Speich Geri Sperry Helen Stanley Janne Stedman Kenny Steele Paulette Stephens r n if n. 175 Wanda Stephens Jimmy Stewart Dorothy Still Guy Stokes Stacy Stringer Bruno Suter Jane Tanner Danny Taylor Ruth Ann Tebbs Regina Taylor Jane Thacker Danny Thomas Ed Thomason Janice Thomason Ronnie Thompson Bob Thorpe Ann Tipton Tommy Todd Jimmy ToUison Judy Traill Paul Trombetta Randy Troup Jack Tucker Paul Tucker Bill Turner Bill Vance Joy Varner Larry Vinson Dan Waddell Kenny Walter Stanley Warwick Diane Washam ' 76 Bobby Washburn Keith Walters Lewis Washburn Jean Watson Peggy Weatherford Linda Welsh Stan Welsh John Weiss Betsy West Janelle West Patricia Ann Westbrook Pattie Westbrook Tom Westcoat Eddie Wheeler Larry White Ferrell Wilson Georgia Williams Robert Williams Walter Williams David Wise Bobby Wilson Jimmy Wilson Marianne Wilson Barbara Woodruff Lang Woody Sandra Worthy Evelyn Wright Steve Wright Sandra Yon Nancy Zentz 177 SPONSORS: Miss Herndon Mr. Greer SOPHOMORE CLASS CLA UIFICERS: President: Tim Bice Vice-President : Larry Coleman Treasurer: Judy Hurely Secretary: B. J. Akers 178 WSKSm Nancy Abernathy Carol Adams Sandra Adams B. J. Akers Sallie Allgood Allen Allison Sherry Aired Linda Anderson Mike Angel I. aura Ayash Brenda Bagley Bonnie Bailey Susan Bailey Johnny Balkcom Eddie Ballew Charles Barefield Ronnie Beavers Kathy Beine Juan Benedit Karen Benning 179 Patti Belin Carol Benson Lee Berlin Mike Berry Tom Blakeman Tim Bice 180 Jimmy Bishop Barbara Bjurberg Thomas Boles Betty Bowers Bill Bradley Pete Brannon TWISTING - CHEERING - SOCIALIZING ARE FACETS OF A SOPHOMORE ' S LIFE . . . 181 Sharry Brinson Melanie Britt Robert Brown Flip Bruce Lee Bulluck Willene Burton Cheryl Bush Seth Bush Linda Butler Lawrence Cail Eddie Caldwell Gary Caldwell Carol Callahan Alice Calvert Linda Camp Judy Campbell John Carder Connie Carel David Carlton Pat Carter TENTH STRUGGLE FRENCH AND AND m 182 -GRADERS WITH THE REVOLUTION JULIUS CAESAR DISSECTED FROGS f i i pm pH ■ : Glenda Cassels Kriss Conrad John Connolly Donna Coggeshell Rusty Coleman Larry Coleman Ricky Chandler Sandra Cauten Mary Caudell Barbara Caudell Joe Castleberry Cris Contezac 183 184 -4llUi B9 Ann Conway Glenn Cooper Pat Cowan Lynn Cowart Gary Craig Carolyn Creel Sabra Crosby Lee Cross Nick Crouce Vicky Crowell Ricky Crowe Sandra Crowe Russell Cutler Ann D ' Anna Kathy Davenport Vivian Davidson Sandra Day Dean Decker Lucy Deigman Sharon Denton Carol Dickens Bill Dock Diane Donald Charles Douis Glenn Duncan Anita Durrence Kelly Dutton Linda Eason Richard Eason Marie Eberhardt Clay Eddleman Carlin Elkins Dianne Elrod Candy Engle Bud Eriksson Kathy Evans Chervl Ewing David Fell John Fields Carol Fields 185 Steve Fields Doris Fleenor Andrea Fleming Jack Floyd Lamar Ford Joanne Foster Terry Frazier Kytle Frye Gail Gay Janice Gay Jim Gibboney Pat Gorman Cynthia Gorrell Linda Gravely Karen Graves Jimmy Greear Linda Green Teddy Green Joe Griggs Bill Griswold George Guill Jo Ann Haldeman Brenda Hamlin Glenda Hamlin iiii EMiMii K . GREGARIOUS SOPHOMORES TAKE FROM THE CLASSROOM 186 A Dane Hammons Larr) Harness Ginny Harris Judy Harris Scott Harriss Vivian Heath Betty Helms Carolyn Helton Monroe Hembree Danny Henderson Linda Henry Sandra Hockman Linda Hodgkins Diane Hogan Mary Ann Holcomb Becky Holt Larry Holland Alice Hooper Jenny Home Mazie Home BREAKS Lang Howe Bonnie Huddleston Brenda Hubbard Bobby Hudson Charles Hudson Jack Huff Marcliff Hughes Tim Humphries Mike Hunnicutt Judy Hurley Johnny Jackson Linda Jaremko Terry Jenks Shyrie Johns Suzy Johnson Kay Joiner Bob Jolley Jimmy Jones Lisa Jordon Camille Keaton Brenda Kelly Judy Kennair Laurie Kennedy Sharon Kidwell Grant King Mike Kinnard Leigh Kimbrough Diane Kirk Dicky Landers Anita Legg Cheryl Lewis Jerry Little Susan Littlejohn Larry Loman Betsy Long David Long Larry Ludwig Sheila Lympus Debbie Magger Barbara Mahan Jane Malone Jean Malone Connie Maloney Mike Maloney 188 Steve McAuley Larry McDonald Pat Mclntyre Ann McLear Dennis Melton Betty Miller Jaj:pne Middleton Cliff Meyer Donald Mims Andy Mitchell Frankie Mitchell Wayne Mitchell 189 Kenny Mock Richard Mormon Jerry Morris Jimmy Morris John Moore Tommy Morris Alan Moss Tommy Moss Danny Mullins Linda Myers Ann Myers Karen Nash Andrea New Jackie New Donna Newman Jody Norman Bobby Norris Jim Oliver Bill Osburn Len Osmaon Sheri Pannell Diane Peters Kaye Peterson Pat Phillips Tom Pope David Power Betsy Preytor Alice Preissler Dale Pruit Jane Puckett Tommie Puckett Teresa Purcell Harold Raines Paul Raines Marie Ramsey Annette Reynolds Ed Rigel Tim Roe Bob Sain Pat Sanders Barbara Schwenke Jackie Scroggs John Sewell Richard Shelby 190 A M SSr, . f . - f . , I 4tiiii John Simmons Jeannie Sims Vicki Singleton Fred Smead Barbara Smith Becky Smith Linda Smith Jimmy Spath Pixie Spencer Chris Sperry Brenda Spinks Carolyn Stanbough 191 TENTH-GRADERS REVIEW A YEAE Ql Steve Stephens Eddie Stinson Susan Straton Donna Sweat Ben Tankersley Jimmy Tanner Sheri Tant Dan Taylor Wayne Tatlor Glen Teatino George Thames Betty Thomas Orlean Thomas Ronny Thomas Kalhy Thompson Janice Thompson Mary Tomlin Hugh Towns Vicki Trussell Larry Tubbs Suzanne Turner Mack Van Gorder OF A CCOMPLISHMENT Toni Vardaman Ben Vaughn Adrienne Vinson Andy Waddell Gaye Wagenblast Cathy Wangler Nancy Wallace Clifford Warren Calvin Webb Donna Webb Marianne Weeks Pat Wheeler Lenora White Sue White James Whitehead Freddie Willard Celestia Williams Sandi Williams Wayne Williams Sandra Willis Tim Willis Janet Wilson Jack Woodard Carol Woods Jene Woods Jere Woods Woody Woodward Pat Woody Donald Wright Joan Wright Jimmy Wright Pete Wyatt Steve Yother 193 JUmOR CLASS CLASS OFFICERS, 1. to r.: Joe Dahm, Vice-President; Tony Griggs, Treas- urer; Da id Smith, Secretary; Rusty Ragsdale, President. 194 Georgia Sue Abernathy Russ Adkins Sandi Alder Mike Aldredge Anne Alexander Doug Alexander Lou Alexander John AUgood Jasper Andrews Robert Atkinson Gene Attaway Karen Auld Brenda Baird Jane Barefield Berry Barnes 195 I Nancy Batholomew Dewayne Bales Coy Berry Pat Bice Rosanne Biegeleisen Joan Black Fred Bloch Calvin Boswell Don Bower Floyd Boyetl Johnny Bramblett Bill Brown Harriet Brown Allen Burnett PHASES OF JUNIOR LIFE SERIOUS DISCUSSION — INTENSE LIVEL Y PAR TICIPA TION — a I WMkM ' ib INCLUDE CONCENTRA TION 197 Teri Cadwell Chuck Caldwell Brenda Carlisle Johnny Carlton Ellen Carney Kathy Carter Lucy Cavender Sharon Cheek Danny Chandler Linda Christopher Carol Church Ann Clark David Clark Joy Clark Tom Cluderay Carol Collins John Collins Joann Connolly Linda Conway Diane Cook Tim Crippen Marion Crouch Charles Curry Gale Curtis Cathy Cushing Joe Dahm John Damir Peggy Daniel Harry Dumbleton Mike Duggan Susanne Eplin Huey Endsley Pam Estes Mike Evenson Gail Farmer Roy Finauer Diane Few Anthony Finley Stanley Gamble Reathel Geary Starr Gay Tommy Gay Carl Gent Hilda Gibbs Nan Gilmer Sammy Glover Craig Gorsuch Brenda Gravitt Tony Griggs Linda Green Glenda Green Dean GrindJe Karen Groover Lanette Hacker Geoffrey Hull Katy Hall Lee Hall Gail Hamby Chris Hammond Phil Hanie 200 iim Carolyn Hardy Richard Harrison Sherry Harriss Mavis Harrop Theresa Hartsfield Jill Henderson Suzanne Henley Joyce Hood Harriet Hoffman Palsy Home Dianne Howard Rudy Hubbard Betty Hudwn Jimmy Huff Barbara Hughes Anita Hulsey 201 Dallas Hutcheson Pat Jacobs Pam Jameson Joe Jenks Mary Jane Jett Roger Johnston Kathy Jones Kenny Jones Richard Jones Robert Kern (not pictured) Jeannie Kidd (not pictured) Cecil King (not pictured) Karen Kirby Linda Kemph Freddie Kirk Sheryl Kittle Carol Knauth Merry Romberg (not pictured) Linda Lailer Sandra Lawson 202 Eddy Lewis Kelly Lindsay Marcia Lloyd Elaine Lowery Mike Maffet Juanita Malcom Scott Marks Margaret Marrow Beck Mathews Sammy Mayfield Jane McAfee Joanne McCart Wayne McQung Qiarlie McCIure Kathy McGowan Jack Miller Nancy Mitchell Larry Mock Danny Morgan Judy Morris Van Myers Ronnie Nance Jimmy Nash Butch Nelson Ronald Nesmith 203 Jan O ' Brien Roy Padgett Lynn Palmgren Jane Perkerson Bryant Petit Rusty Pettitt Gay Pliilips Hoyt Phillips Barbara Pirkle Roy Plott CLOSING JUmOR YEAR BRINGS Elaine Price Rusty Ragsdale Micky Ramey Charles Rampley Howard Randolph Jimmy Robinson Patsy Robinson Robert Roland Phyllis Roper Bebe Rutledge Judy Rutledge Lillian Salomonsen Bambi Sauck Ruthie Schlender Hank Schmid Lynn Scott Donna Scruggs Gisela Seeling 204 PROM PREPARATIONS AND SENIOR RINGS . C. 9, f ■ tfi Jiiiiiiii Suzanne Shirley Connie Shoemaker Gar) Shoemaker Susan Silver Bob Sims John Sims Brenda Smith David Smith Larry Smith Linda Smith Robert Smith Mike Sperrv- Diane Spurlin Biff Steever Dickie Sumner Joey Surowiec Rolf Suter Jean Swint 205 INTENSIVE AND SERIOUS HOPES f Op f fj 206 Sandy $ vyers Nancy Tapp Reggie Tapp Dpe Tate Mark Taylor Kenneth Terrell Bob Thomas Jack Thomas Robert Thomason Bob Thompson Peggy Thompson Rosemary Thompson Shari Timmie Sheran Tolan Marybet Topmiller Wayne Treadway MOMENTS — FRIVOLOUS TIMES FILL THE HOURS OF JUNIOR LIFE Linda Trebits Carol Vance Diane Walters Genie Ward Mary Ward B. J. Warner Dick Waters Mike Weaver Patsv Welbom Bill West Jo Anne Westmoreland Nancy White Lynne Whiten Vianne Widner Barbara Wilkie Harold Williams Pam Williams Sue Williams Robert Willis Linda Wimbish Donna Woodruff Loretta Wooldridge 207 The Senior year arrives for the Class of ' 63 and with it come memories of five full years at Cross Keys . . . that first day of school in ' 58 . . . Ida Casons and sun- burn . . . The Mr. Cross Keys Dances . . . Moonlight and Roses . . . the rings are here! . . . and now the special year begins . . . College board tests . . . endless ap- plications . . . electing Superlatives . . . Most Versatile . . . DAR . . . ordering invitations . . . Senior play ... the Junior- Senior . . . CHIEFTAIN autographs . . . hectic final exams . . . excitement . . . anticipation . . . graduation . . . the future, and one nostalgic glance back at Cross Keys, 1963. SECRETARY: Shirley Carder 208 r m SENIOR CLASS President: Sonny Bellinger Treasurer : Allen Park CLASS OFFICERS: Shirley Carder, Allen Park, Sonny Dellinger, Don Lloyd. 209 EDITH LUCILE AGNEW Beta Club 3, 4 F.T.A. 1, 2, 3 Art Club 3, Officer 3 Dramatics Club 1 Latin Club 3, 4 Student Council 4 CHIEFTAIN STAFF 2, 3, 4 Editor-in-Chief 4 DONNA KYLE ANDERTON Key Word Staff 2, 3, 4 Editor-in-Chief 4 Debate Club 2, 3, 4 Officer 2, 3, Pres. 4 French Club 3, 4, Pres. 3 Latin Club 2, Officer 2 Science Club 2, 3 Math Club 3, 4 Nat ' l. Math Award 3 Beta Club 2, 3, 4 U. Ga. Award 3 National Merit Semifinalist Superlative 2, 3, 4 CHIEFTAIN STAFF 3 LARRY BAGLEY Projection Club 2 WESLEY LEE BAGLEY Band 1, 2, 3 PAMELA JOANS BAER Transferred 4 Debate Club 4 Key Word 4 SENIORS . . . SEN . . . LAWRENCE BAGEN C.K. Club 3, 4 Football 1 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Cross-Country 2, 3, 4 p lORS . . . SENIORS . . . BETTY BLACK_MAN TONYA GAY F.N.A. 1 BAILEY ALAN WAYNE BARRETT Key Club 4 THO L S WILLLAM5 BELLAMY Transferred 3 Track 3 Cross CounUy 3 Spanish Qub 3 P CONRAD .ALLEN BLAIR French 2 Math Club 2 Kev Club 4 Basketball 2 SANDRA BLALOCK Superlative 1, 2, 3, 4 Miss Cross Keys Court 1, 2, 3 Sophomore Sweetheart 2 Kev Word Staff 1 F.H.A. 1, 3. 4 F.N.A. 3 Dramatics Club 2, Pres. 2 Spanish Club 3, 4, Sec. 3 C.K. Club 3, 4 Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4, CoCapt. 2 CHIEFTAIN STAFF 1, 2, 3 Miss Chieftain Court 4 GEORGE DLRRELL BLEVINS Band 1, 2, 3, 4 NANCY ELAINE BLOSKO Dramatic Club 1 Key Word 2 SENIORS . . . SEN EDMUND FREDERICK BOUFFARD Industrial Arts 1, 2, 3, 4 Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4 BARBARA LOUISE BROWN A.M.C. 2, 3 Art Club 3 Beta Club 3, 4 Junior Achievement 2 Science Club 2, 3 Student Council 3 U. Ga. Award 3 CHIEFTAIN STAFF 1, 2, 3,4 BARBARA ANN BRADY Transferred 4 DAVID L. BROWN Band 1, 2, 3 SHARRON BROOKS Transferred 3 Beta Club 3, 4 Chorus 3 Junior Achievement 3 Spanish Club 3, 4, Pres. 4 Speech Club 3 Key Word Staff 4 ROBERT JULIS BROWN JAMCE LEA BRYAM F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 PHILLIP RANDOLPH BURGESS Key Club 4 Junior Achievement 3 Superlative 3, 4 JOHN GARY BUTLER Beta Club 2, 3, 4 Key Club 4 Latin Club 2 Student Council 3, 4 . lORS . . . SENIORS . . . STEPHEN KENNEDY CAMPBELL Transferred 2 Beta Club 2, 3, 4 Boys ' Stale 3 Key Club 2, 3, 4, Lt. Gov. 4 Student Council 4 Superlative 2, 3, 4 SHIRLEY ANN CARDER Class Officer 2, 3, 4 Junior Achievement 2 Library Club 2, Sec. 2 Science Club 4 Speech Club 3 Student Council 1, 2, 3, ■ Superlative 1, 2, 3, 4 CHIEFTAIN STAFF 4 ROBERT P. CARITHERS Beta Club 2, 3, 4 Key Club 2, 3, 4, Sec. 3, 4 ASHLEY NEWTON CARTER Art Club 4 Junior Achievement 2, 3, 4 Track 2 ' - DAVID PERRY CAUDELL Junior Achievement 1 CALVIN CRUSE Industrial Arts Club 1 LINDA JEANNE CONRAD Junior Civitan 3 Spanish Club 3, 4 ANN ROSS COOKE Transferred 3 French Club 3, 4, Sec. 4 Junior Achievement 2, 3, 4 Latin Club 2 Speech Club 3 Superlative 3, 4 Voice of Democracy 3 CHIEFTAIN STAFF 4 . v)0 V ' ■ t NICHOLAS CHARLES CURRIE Transferred 2 Beta Club 3, 4 Boys ' State 3 C.K. Club 3, 4 French Club 3, 4 Key Club 4 FootbaU 2, 3, 4 MARTHA ELIZABETH CURRY A.M.C. 4 Red Cross Rep. 2 Science Club 4 Speech Club 3 Student Council 1, 3 LINDA CAROL CROW Chorus 1, 2, 3 . . . SENIORS . . . SEN . . . L ft.. lORS . . . SENIORS . . . JERRY DICKEY C.K. Qub 2, 3, 4 FootbaU 2, 3, 4 Tr ack 2, 3, 4 BRENDA DOWDY F.H.A. 4 Junior CiWtan 4, Treas. 4 Student Council 1, 2 CHIEFTAIN STAFF 3 JERRY ANN DAVIS Band 1. 2, 3, 4 F.H.A. 1 Red Cross 1, i EARL H. DELLINGER BasebaU 1. 2, 3, 4 C.K. Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Officer 2, 3, 4 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Key Club 2, 3, 4 Student Council 3, 4 Treas. 4 Superlative 1, 2, 3, 4 CHIEFTALN STAFF 3 REBECCA AMTA DUKE F.H.A. 1, 2 F.TA. 3, 4 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Red Cross 1, 2, 3 French Qub 4 JANICE ELAINE DYER Beta Club 2, 3, 4, Sec 4 Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Capt. 4 C.K. Club 3, 4 Homecoming Court 4 Prom Princess 3 Student CouncU 3, 4 Superlative 1, 2, 3, 4 U. Ga. Award 3 CHIEFTAIN STAFF 2, 3, 4 CAROL LYNN EARLEY Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Latin Club 4 . . . SENIORS . . .SEN PHYLLIS SUSAN EASON Best Citizen 3 Drill Team 2, 3, 4, Capt. 4 F.H.A. 2, 3 F.T.A. 3, Pres. 3 Homecoming Court 4 Spanish Club 2 Student Council 3, 4, Sec. 4 Superlative 3, 4 CHIEFTAIN STAFF 3 ERNIE EISON Track 3 BEN ELLIOTT Beta Club 3, 4 Boys ' State 3 N.S.F. Summer Inst. 3 Science Club 3, 4 PATRICIA ANN EDWARDS Basketball 1 Cheerleader 3 C.K. Club 3 F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 F.T.A. Homecoming Queen 4 Pep Club 1, 2 Superlative 4 «  r SUZANNE ALEXIS ERWIN Cheerleader 4 C.K. Club 4 F.N.A. 1, 2 Latin Club 1, 2 Pep Club 1 Student Council 4 Teen Board Representative THOMAS RENFROE EVANS Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 3 Industrial Arts 1, 2, 3, 4 LINDA LEE EXUM Art Club 2, 3, 4 Beta Club 3, 4 Junior Achievement 3 Red Cross 1 SUSAN COWLES FARRELL Beta Club 2, 3, 4, Treas. 4 Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4 C.K. Club 3, 4 Math Club 3, 4 Science Club 2 Student Council 2, 4 Superlative 2, 3, 4 U. Ga. Award 3 CHIEFTAIN STAFF 3, 4 Miss Chieftain Court 4 i 4r DONNA BARBARA FASTIGGI F.H.A. F.N.A. Red Cross JANE MARGARET FITZPATRICK Transferred 3 Junior Achievement 3 JANET LYN FLORENCE A.M.C. 1, 2, 4 Chorus 1 F.H.A. 1 Junior Civitan 4 Latin Club 2, 4 CHIEFTAIN STAFF 2, 4 Miss Chieftain Court 4 ' • lORS SENIORS . . . •HEM ED FRALEY Chorus 1 ' ' ' RICHARD ARTHUR FROST X SANDRA GRANTHAM VIVIAN RUTH FUTRELLE Camera Club 3 F.H.A. 3, 4 French Club 3 Speech Club 3 TOMMY GREENWAY MARIAN MAE GIBSON Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Manager 4 F.H.A. 1, 2 Junior Red Cross 1 Key Word Staff 1 Student Council 1 F.N.A. 2 . . SENIORS . . . SEN . . . MICHAEL ADAIR GORMAN Chess Club 4 Football 1 Key Club 4 Spanish Club 4 • • • lORS SEMORS BILL HARBER CX Club 1, 2, 3. 4 Football 1. 2, 3, 4 Most Improved 3 Track 1. 2. 3. 4 Wrestling 1. 2, 3, 4 CHARLES L. GREGORY Basketball 1 C.K. Qub 4 Football 1. 2, 3, 4 Latin Club 3. 4 Superlative 4 RONNIE THOMAS GROOVER Basketball 1 Football 1 Industrial Arts Club 3 Wrestling 2, 3 ROBERT TURNTR HAMILTON Transferred 3 Football 4 REBECCA ANN HARLAN F.H.A. 2. 3. 4 F.X.A. 2 Key Word Staff 1 Librarv Club 1 Pep Club 3 Red Cross 3 Student Council 3 CHIEFTAIN STAFF 3 HELEN LORRAINE HARPER Beta Club 2, 3, 4 F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, Sec. 2 F.N.A. 2 BasketbaU 1, 2, 3, 4 Co-Capt. 1 CHIEFTAIN STAFF 3 THOMAS NEAL HARPER Track 4 xSIS f JAMES GREGORY HARRISON Band 2, 3, 4, Officer 3 Spanish Club 1 Superlative 3 SENIORS . . . SEN . JAMES MILTON HELTON Transferred 3 Art Club 4 Chorus 3, 4 Spanish Club 3, 4 VIRGINIA RUTH HENCELY Transferred 2 CAMILLE HENDERSON Transferred 4 CARMEN E. HENDERSON Transferred 4 DON HENDERSON PATRICIA ANNE HENDRICKS Transferred 4 Debate Club 4 Science Club 4 Spanish Club 4 DAWY D. HESSER Band 1. 2, 3, Drum Major 1,2,3 Beta Club 3 Class Officer 1 Track 1, 3, 4 Student Council 1, 2, 3 Superlative 1, 2 m RODNEY GLEN HILTON Beta Club 3, 4 Camera Club 2 Kev Club 3. 4 Kev Word Staff 3, 4 Latin Club 2, Pres. 2 Science Club 2 Speech Club 3 Student Council 3, 4 Superlative 3 CHIEFTAIN STAFF 2, 3, 4 Photographer 3, 4 ALBERT TERRY HOFFMAN Transferred 3 Chess Club 3, 4 German Club 4 Junior Civitan 4 Science Club 3, 4 . . lORS . . . SENIORS . . . JOHNNY STERLING HOLCOMB C.K. Club 3, 4 Cross Countr - 3 Basketball 2, 3, 4 Football 1 Key Word Staff 3 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 jmf ' ANDY HOLLAND Basketball Manager 3, 4 Football Manager 2, 3, 4 Key Word Staff 2, 3 Science Club 3, 4 Track Manager 3, 4 BENJAMIN ERNEST HOLLAND JR. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Drum Major 4 Latin Club 3, 4 Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4 Superlative 4 GARY F. HOLLAND Band 1, 2, 3 Basketball 2 Key Club 2 NINA G. HOLLAND Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 C.K. Club 1 Softball 1 Tennis 1, 3, 4 Miss Chieftain Court 4 BRIAN L. HORNE Transferred 4 GARY FREDERICK HUDSON Baseball 4 Industrial Arts 1 Latin Club 4 JIMMY HUGHES T. WEBB HUGHES Camera Club 2, 3 Gymnastics 4 Math Club 3 Projector Club 1 Spanish Club 3, 4, V.-Pres. 4 Track 2 Wrestling 2, 3, 4 PHIL HURST Transferred 2 RICK HUFF SENIORS SEN JOYCE LEE FAY JOHNSON Transferred 4 . . . lORS . . . SENIORS . . . JAMES ROBERT JACKSON Basketball 1, 2, 3 Football 1 French Club 3 F.T.A. 1 Key Club 2, 3, 4 Key Word Staff 1 Photography Club 2 Recording Club 1, 2 Speech Club 3 CHIEFTAIN STAFF 3 JOHN JIMERSON Transferred 4 ROBERT LONNIE JOHNSTON Transferred 3 Industrial Arts Club 4 Latin Club 3 JUDITH MARY JONES Drill Team 4 Junior Civitan 3 SANDRA JEAN KIRK F.H.A. 1, 2, 3 F.N.A. 1, 2, 3 Home Economics Club 4 Junior Achievement 2, 3, 4 Junior Civitan 4 Latin Club 1, 2 HARRY KITCHENS Basketball 3, 4 . . . SENIORS HARRY KNIGHT JR. Baseball 2, 3, 4 Superlative 1, 2 FELTON REID LANCASTER Transferred 2 Class Officer 3 Football 3, 4 Most Valuable Lineman 3, 4 Superlative 3, 4 Track 3, 4, Co-Capt. 4 ALTON B. LANIER Basketball Manager 3 Recording Club 1 SEN CLAUDE ROLAND LAXSON Cross Country 2, 3 C.K. Club 3, 4 Gymnastics 4 Key Club 3, 4 Track 3 Wrestling 4 PAT LIGHTSEY Chorus 1, 2, 3 F.T.A. 1, 2 Spanish Club 2, 3 Student Council 1 CHIEFTAIN STAFF 2, 3 DONALD JAMES LLOYD C.K. Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4 Class Officer 2, 3, 4 Key Club 2, 3, 4 Latin Club 1, 2 FootbaU 1, 2, 3, 4 Student Council 4 Superlative 2, 3, 4 Track 3, 4 Wrestling 1, 2, 3 State Champion 3 SUSAN McLENDON LONG Beta Club 2, 3, 4 French Club 3, 4 Latin Club 2, V. Pres. 2 Math Club 3 Student Council 2, 3, 4 V. Pres. 3, Pres. 4 Superlative 1, 2, 3, 4 U. Ga. Award 3 CHIEFTAIN STAFF 1, 2, 3, 4 CHERRY LOWERY Art Club 4 TERRI LOWERY F.N.A. 4 . lORS . . . SENIORS . . . WILLIAM FRANKLIN LOZIER Key Club 3, 4 French Club 3, 4 LYNN SYLVIA MADDOX C.K. Club 2, 3, 4 Softball 1, 2 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4 Superlative 2, 3, 4 P Vi RICK MAHAN Band 1, 2 French Club 4 Key Word 4 -; ► MIKE J. McCORD Transferred 4 ANNE MILNER McCORMICK Cheerleader 3, 4 C.K. Club 3, 4 Chorus 2, 3 F.N.A. 1 Homecoming Court 4 Junior Civitan 3 Teen Board Representative French Club 3, 4 JOHN McDOUGAL PATRICIA CAROLE MILLS Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4, Capt. 4 C.K. Club 3, 4 Class Officer 1 Dramatics Club 2 F.H.A. 1, 2 F.N.A. 2 Student Council 4 Superlative 3, 4 Teen Board Representative CHIEFTAIN STAFF 3 MILLIE McDANIEL Football 1 Safety Patrol 1 . . . SENIORS . . . SEN . . sarah faye McDonald Beta Club 3, 4 F.H.A. 2 Home Economics Club 4 F.N.A. 1 Junior Achievement 2, 3 f. I ■ . . . lORS . . . SENIORS . . . STEVE MOORE Football 1, 2, 3 Track 2 MICHAEL MIZE Football 2 Industrial Arts Club 2 Red Cross 1 Spanish Club 3 BARBARA JANICE MOON F.N.A. 3 French Club 3 Key Word 4 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Spanish Club 1 CINDY MOORE Band 1, 2, 3, 4 F.T.A. 1 Majorettes 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Capt. 2 Solo 4 DEBBIE MUNRO Transferred 2 French Qub 3, 4 ELIZABETH GRACE NEAL Beta Club 3, 4 F.T.A. 1, 2 Spanish Club 3, 4 CHIEFTAIN STAFF 2, 3 ' A ' LEONARD OBERHOLTZER Transferred 3 German Club 4 Junior Civitan 4 Science Club 4 Chess Club 4 BARBARA J. OLIVER Cheerleader 1, 2, 3 C.K. Club 3 Miss Cross Keys Court 1, 2, 3 Superlative 1, 2 . SENIORS . . . SEN . . BETTY J. OLIVER Chorus 3, 4 Majorette 3, 4, Capt. 4 Pep Club 1 LINDA CAROLE OSBORNE DALE PALMER GAIL LEE PALMER Typing Award 3 ALLEN PARK Baseball 3 Beta Club 3, 4, Pres. 4 Boys ' State 3 Class Officer 4 Key Club 3, 4 Student Council 3, 4 Superlative 1, 4 Tennis 1 SYLVIA ANN PARKER Beta Club 3, 4 French Club 4 German Club 4 Junior Civitan 3, 4 Miss Chieftain Court Spanish Club 3, 4 Miss Chieftain Court 4 MARY PAYSOUR F.N.A. 2 Homecoming Court 4 Teen Board Representative 4 PAUL PARSONS Transferred 3 French Club 3 PETE PETERMAN Key Club 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4 Student Council 3 RENEE PARZEN Drill Team 4 French Club 3 Junior Civitan 4 Key Word Staff 3, 4 Miss Chieftain Court 4 Science Club 3 JO ANN POPE Latin Club 3, 4 . . lORS . . . SENIORS ANNE MARIE PORTER Chorus 1, 2, 3 F.H.A. 1, 4 F.N.A. 1, 2 F.T.A. 2 Red Cross Representative 2 . ANDREA RAULERSON Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Red Cross Representative 1 Superlative 1, 2, 3 CHIEFTAIN STAFF 1 Miss Chieftain Court 4 itte THOMAS REILLY Beta Club 2, 3, 4 Recording Club 1 Student Council 4 Superlative 1, 2, 3 U. Ga. Award 3 JAMES ALTON RUSK C.K. Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Football 1, 2, 3 Track 1, 2, 3 Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4 LINDA SAYE F.H.A. 2 French Club 3, 4 Key Word Staff 4 Junior Red Cross 2 Miss Chieftain Court REM REMSEN SHARON BETH SCHIMMEL Transferred 2 Junior Civitan 4 CHIEFTAIN STAFF 4 GLORIA JUNE ROSSELLE Band I, 2, 3, 4 Spanish Club 3, 4 CHIEFTAIN STAFF 3 . . . SENIORS SEN . . . . . . lORS . . . SENIORS . .. . OLIN PIERCE SCOTT Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Drum Major 4 Football Manager 1 Latin Qub 2 Tennis 2, 3, 4 SUSAN FRANCES SEGARS Chorus 2, 3 Drill Team 4 F.N.A. 1 Junior Civitan 4 Homecoming Court 4 CAROL ALICIA SIMMONS Beta Club 3, 4 French Club 3, 4 F.H.A. 2 F.N.A. 1, 2 German Club 4 Math Club 4 Spanish Club 3 Speech Club 3 CHIEFTAIN STAFF 3, 4 ARDES LYNNE SIMPSON Transferred 4 Debate Club 4 Speech Club 4 Spanish Club 4, V. Pres. 4 Miss Chieftain Court 4 HAL MITCHELL SIMS JR. Best Citizen 3 C.K. Club 2, 3, 4 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Industrial Art Qub 2 Wrestling 2, 3, 4 Track 1 DONALD SMITH ELIZABETH POLK SMITH Art Club 3, 4 F.T.A. 1 Junior Civitan 4 Miss Chieftain Court 4 . . SENIORS SEN . . . LAURA ANNE SMITH Beta Club 3, 4 F.T.A. 1, 2 German Club 4 Spanish Club 3, 4 CHIEFTAIN STAFF 2, 3 META BOYKIN SMITH F.H.A. 1 French Club 3, 4, Pres. 4 F.T.A. 4 Latin Club 1, 2 Math Club 4 Junior Achievement 2, 3, 4 Radio Club 1 Speech Club 3 CHIEFTAIN STAFF 2, 3, 4 RONALD SMITH Chorus 1 SANDRA KAY SMITH Chorus 1, 2, 3 F.H.A. 2 F.N.A. 2 Junior Civitan 4 CHIEFTAIN STAFF 4 GISELA J. SPEICH Miss Chieftain Court 4 CALUDIO PACHEW SUAZO Exchange Student, Chile 4 KATHY R. SUTER Chorus Pep Club DALE L. SWEAT lORS . . . SENIORS . . JUDY GALE TANNER PAUL RAYMOND TAYLOR Chess Club 2, 3, 4 German Club 4 Industrial Arts Club 1, 2, 3 Science Club 3, 4 BENJAMIN TEDDER Science Club 4 JACQUELYN CAROL TENNANT C.K. Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Homecoming Court 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Cheerleader 3 S. JANICE THACKER Beta Club 2, 3, 4 F.H.A. 2 French Club 4 F.N.A. 1 Junior Red Cross 2, Treas. 2 Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4 CHIEFTAIN STAFF 2, 3, 4 Junior Achievement 2 WILLIAM L. THACKER Key Club 3, 4 Science Club 1 Student Council 4 CHIEFTAIN STAFF 2, 3, 4 Business Manager 4 JERRY DON WALLACE Baseball 1, 2 C.K. Club 2, 3, 4 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Powder Puff Queen 3 Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4 Superlative 4 BRUCE N. WARDREP Key Club 3, 4 CHIEFTAIN STAFF 1, 2 CHARLES A. THOMPSON Art Club 3 SENIORS. . . SEN . . . YVONNE M. WADDELL F.N.A. 2 lORS . . . SENIORS RONNIE F. WEST BasketbaU 1 DANDRA WATERS Chorus 2 F.H.A. 2, 3 F.T.A. 3 Superlative 1, 2 JAMES L. WEAVER Science Club 3 CHIEFTAIN STAFF 3 L. WENDELL WEBB Superlative 3 MARTI S. WHITAKER Transferred 4 P. MIKE WHITWORTH Basketball 1, 2 C.K. Club 2, 3, 4 Feotball 1, 2 Key Club 3, 4 Cross Country 3, 4 State Cross Country 3, 4 Track 2, 3, 4, State 3, 4 All-State Track 3, 4 PAULA ELAINE WILLIS F.N.A. 4 Junior Red Cross 2 Pep Club 2 ' ;g « DAVID G. WRIGHT NOT PICTURED GLENDA CHISM LESLIE BONNER THOMAS G. CROSBY CHERYL NAN DORSEY ROBERT KAY FINK ARTHUR FITZGERALD GUYTON, HI GARY F. LONG MICHAEL McMAHAN RUSSELL MITCHELL GORDON MORRISON JOE B. WOODS Industrial Arts Club 1, 2 Latin Club 2, 3 Superlative 4 ED PERKERSON PATRICIA ANN REED JAYNE SNEDEKER WILLIAM W. WHITE JIMMY ZACHARY 236 JANETTE CECILE UPSHAW F.H.A. 1 ENID BOLDING SENIOR LIFE Each student strives for the year when he will be a senior, someone who is looked to as an example for guidance by under- classmen. This year comes very soon, but the respect and admiration desired come only after a true effort on the part of each senior to show the qualities of leadership and the acceptance of responsibility. The Senior Class of 1963 has reached this goal throuah the complete effort of each student and the help of inany teachers who have also become friends through the years. As these Seniors near graduation and the end of a year which has been filled with fun and laughter combined with study, they prepare to accept a more responsible role, some at college, some in business, and some beginning homes of their own. These Seniors are striving for the key of success, but they are the key of the future. 237 238 THE BRISK SPIRIT AND SERIOUS STUDY OF THE SENIOR CLASS SPREADS TO UNDERCLASSMEN 239 With the close of the year comes the end of many things. No longer can the students live their carefree lives; they have to accept the responsibilities of the coming year. Yet to the seniors the end of the year is especially memorable. They are closing the high school world behind them, but the promise of a new and exciting world is awaiting them when they reach for it. When the seniors look back they will not see a school dimly lit in the background, they will see a shining light in their past. This light, a symbol of life, growth, and learning, will never be forgotten for it will bring to mind memories both happy and sad. 240 3iBB Jne Cncf 241 FACULTY AlexandtT, Marif. 17 Anderson, Mary. 26. 194 Archibald, Julia, 18, 110 Ashe, Ann. 24 Bakor, John, 30. 88 Baldwin, Anne, 22. 101 Barineau. Joyce. 30 Bentley, Preston, 26, 95 Boland, Lamar. 22 Bowers. Charles. 21 Brandon. Ralph. 14 Bray. William. 28. 118 Burgess. John. 22. 112 Butler. Beverly. 18 Carter, Doris, 28 Casteel. James. 31. 84, 87, 133 Chappell, Mary, 8, 24, 113 Childs, Mrs. Mobley, 18, 103, 104 Cartledce, Gail, 26 Colwell, Joyce. 24 Conlee. Mrs. E. K., 19 Cravey, Wilma, 28 Davis, Lenora, 26, 95 DeVane, Max, 14, 15 Dobbins. Beatrice. 26 Doyal. Robert, 23, 98. 99, 208 Edenfield. Sam. 31. 80, 10-1 Ellis, Sue, 25 Flaum, Lois, 29 Franks, Fred, 31, 73 Graham, Joseph, 25 Gravel, Joyce, 18 Greer, Jack, 19 Dresham, Jane, 18 Hancock, G. O., 26 Hanes, Helen, 25 Henry, Helen. 18 Herndon, Jane, 26. 114 Home, Frances, 20 Hutchins, Mildred. 26 Johnston. L. H.. 29 King, William. 25 Lancslon. Tom. 18. 103. 104. 208 La Pides. Mrs. M. W.. 28, 116 Lone. Mrs. Allen, 19 Mathis. Carol. 109 Maxey. Peter. 25 McClute. Peecy. 23. 97 Moore. Susan Murphree. Joan Ohrtman, Margaret, 16 Olsen. Andrew. 23 Pace. Billy. 28. 118 Palmer, Mary. 31 Pearce. James. 29 Powell. Samuel. 29. 118 Puett. C. D.. 26 Ramsey. Virginia. 20. 194 RevnnMs. Francis. 16 Ritchie. Sue. 25 Robert. Elinnr. 27 Rodgers. Belly, 25 Shands, Josephine, 29 Shell, Charles. 23. 64. 79 Shellon. Lewis. 23 Sisk. Murlha, 29. 114 Smith. Cherry. 27 Smith. Elizabeth. 20 Smith. Mrs. M. A.. 20 Smith. Mrs. R. Spurlock. Ann. 26. 97 Stroud. J. E., 20 Tate, Mrs. J. T.. 29, 114 Thornton, L. T.. 27 Trapp. Sandra. 20 Tucker. Null, 20, 65 Tucker, R.. 20. 109 Turner. Linda. 31 Walter. Robert. 38 Watson. Carolyn Weathers. Thomas. 31. 83 Werth. Mrs. John. 25 Whelchel. Marianne, 21 Wheless, Mrs. C. G.. 25 Whitehead. Marion, 17 Williams. Gerald P.. 27. 78 Wilson. Mary A.. 21 Wren. Jennie. 21, 194 Wurz, Sally, 27 STUDENTS Abeniathy, Georgia Sue, Jr.. 195 Abernalhy. Nancy, Soph.. 179 Abney. Bobby. S. Fr.. 151 . dams. Carol. Soph., 179 Adams, Donna, Fr., 77, 108, 137 Adams. Jackie. S. Fr., 151 Adams. Jimmy. Fr.. 95. 106. 109, 165 Adams, Sandra, Soph., 79, 179 Adkins, Janet., Fr., 79, 165 Adkins, Russ, Jr., 73, 109, 195 Agnew, Edith, Sr.. 4. 95. 97. 101. 109. 210 Aiken. Mike, Fr., 165 Akers, B. J.. Soph., 64, 138, 179 Alder, Sandi, Jr., 195 Alder, Steve, Fr., 106, 108, 165 Alderedge, Mike, Jr.. 118. 195 Alesander. Anne. Jr.. 112. 195 . 195 . 72. 98. 77, 195 151 151 104. 110. 195 64, 107. 138, 179 Alexander. Doug. Jr Alexander. Lou. Jr., Allen, David, S. Fr. Allen, David, S. Fr. Allgood. John. Jr.. 97 Allgood. Sallie, Soph. Allison. Allen. Soph.. 84. 87. 179 Allison. Libby, S. Fr.. 78. 151 Allison, Peggy, S. Fr.. 151 Almon. Sieve. S. Fr., 151 Almon, Steve. S. Fr.. 151 Aired. Sherry. Soph.. 179 Angel. Mike. Fr.. 78 Anderson. Connie. S. Fr., 151 , Lee, S. Fr.. 151 Linda. Soph.. 111. 179 Alice. S. Fr.. 139, 151 Barry, Fr.. 108. 165 Donna. Sr.. 102. 104. 110. 113. 133. 1.35. .Anderson Anderson, . nderton. Anderton. Anderton. 143. 210 Andrews. Jasper. Jr., 97, 195 Andrews, Judy, S. Fr.. 116 Angel. Mike. Soph.. 179, 108 Ansley. Patsy, S. Fr.. 151 Appelbaum. Jeff. Fr.. 165 Arnold. Diane. S. Fr.. 118. 127. 128. 139. 151 Asbell. David, Fr.. 165 Ash. Mary Lynne. Fr.. 79. 91. 106. 108. 112. 137 165 Atkins, Donna, S. Fr.. 151 Atkinson. Robert. Jr.. 80. 81 Attaway. Enan, Fr., 116. 165 . ltaway. Gene. Jr.. 195 Auld. Karen. Jr., 195 Ayash. Laura. Soph.. 116. 179 Baer, Pam, Sr.. 210 Bagen, Lawrence. Sr;, 210 Bagley, Brenda, Soph., 179 Bagley, Larry, Sr.. 210 Bagley. Shelia, Soph.. 114 , 195 Bagley. Wesley. Sr.. 210 Bailey, Bonny, Soph.. 179 Bailey, Susan, Soph., 179 Bailey. Tonya, Sr., 211 Baird, Brenda, Jr.. 195 Baldasare. Thomas, S. Fr., 151 Baldwin, Bob. Fr., Ill, 165 Balkcora, Johnny, Soph., 59, 81, 83, 94, 106, 131. 138, 179 Ballew, Eddie, Soph., 81, 179 Barefield, Charles, Soph., 179 Barelield, Jane, Jr., 195 Barfield, Regina, S. Fr.. 151 Barksdale, Loes, Fr., 165 Barnes, Berry, Jr.. 195 Barnes. Janey. S. Fr.. 78. 139 Barnell. Barbara. S. Fr.. Ill, 151 Barnett, John, Fr., 165 Barnwell, Tommy. Fr.. 165 Barrett. Wayne. Sr.. 98. 113, 211 Bartholomew, Brad, Fr.. 166 Bartholomew. Nancy. Jr., 70, 97, 100. 110, 196 Barton, Gloria, Fr.. 116. 166 Barton, Joanne, S. Fr.. 151 Bates, Dewayne, Jr., 196 Beachy, Robert, S. Fr., 108, 151 Beasly, Tommy, S. Fr., 151 Beavers. Ronnie. Soph.. 108, 179 Beesley, Briane, Fr.. 106, 165 Beine, Charles, S. Fr.. 151 Beine. Kalhy. Soph., 110. 179 Belcher, Richard, S. Fr.. 151 Bellamy, Thomas, Sr., 211 Benedict, Juan, Soph., 179 Beiining, Karen, Soph., Ill, 114, 179 Benson, Carol, Soph.. 180 Berlin, Patty, S. Fr.. 180 Berlin. Lee. Soph., 108, 180 Bernard, Terry, S. Fr.. 151 Berry. Coy. Jr.. 100. 109. 111. 136 Berry, Mike, Soph.. 180 Beuson. Bill. S. Fr.. 151 Bethune, Earl, S. Fr.. 151 Bice, Pat, Jr.. 196 Bice, Tim, Soph.. 59. 81. 83. Biegeleisen, Allen, Fr.. 64. 165 Biegeleisen. Rosanne. Jr.. 67, 97, 100, 196 Bill, Charles, S. Fr.. 151 Bingham. Carole. Fr., 165 Birchmore, Jerry, S. Fr., 151, 112 Bishop. Jimmy. Soph.. 64. 181 Bjurberg. Barbara. Soph.. 181 Black. Marie. Fr.. 165 Black. Sammy. Fr.. 137, 165 Black, Shirley, S. Fr.. 151 Blaikman. Betty. Sr.. 211 Blackledge, Sandra. S. Fr.. 151 Blackwell. Jim. Fr.. 165 Blair. Conrad, Sr.. 98. 211 Blakeman. Tom, Soph.. 109. 180 Blalock. Colin, S. Fr.. 151 Blalo.k. Sandra, Sr., 62, 104, 123, 127, 145, 211 Blanke, Joan, S. Fr.. 151 Blevins. George. Sr.. 211 Bloch. Barbara, Fr.. 94. 128. 137 Bloch. Fred. Jr.. 108. 196 Blosko. Nancy. Sr., 212 Blue. Danette. Fr.. 165 Bobo. Charlotte. Fr.. 165 Boggs, Mike. Fr.. 166 Bolding. Enid. Sr.. 236 Boles. Thomas. Soph.. 181 Bonner. Leslie. Sr.. 236 Booth. Tommy. Fr.. 64. 78. 107, 166 Borden, Ben, S. Fr.. 151 Bordon, Joe. Fr.. 108. 111. 166 Boring, Sandra, Fr.. 166 Boswell, Calvin, Jr.. 196 8, 104, 131, 138, 180 242 Boswill, Susan, S. Fr.. 78, 139. 151 Bower, Don. Jr., 196 Bowers. Belly. Soph.. 91. 100, 128. 138, 181 Bowman. Sandra, Jr., Ill, 116 Boyd, Douf;.. Fr.. 166 Boyell. Cloyd. Jr.. 196 Bouffard. Edmund. Sr.. 212 Bradley. Bill. Soph.. 181 Bradley. Donna. Fr.. 79, 102. 166 Bradley. Barbara. Sr., 212 Bragg. Bill. S. Fr.. 111. 151 Bramblell. Johnny. Jr., 84, 94. 97, 98, 104, 106 Brancale, Beverly, Fr.. 116, 166 Branham. Linda, Fr., 166 Brannan, Yvonne. Fr.. 166 Brannon. Pete. Soph., 181 Brien, Jimmy, S. Fr., Ill Brinson, Sharry. Soph., 95, 70, 100. 110, 182 Brilt, Mclanie, Soph.. 100. 107. 109, 182 Britlingham, irginia. S. Fr.. 151 Brogdon. Bill. Fr.. 106. 108. 112. 166 Brooks, Jim., S. Fr., 79, 151 Brooks, Sharon, Sr.. 97. 109. 212 Brown. . nne. Fr.. 108. 166 Brown. Barbara. Sr.. 97. 101. 212 Brown. Bill. Jr.. 196 Brown. David. Sr.. 212 Brown. Don. Fr.. 64. 166 Brown. Harriet. Jr.. 196 Brown, .Marlyn, S. Fr., 151 Brown. Robert, Soph.. 112. 182 Brown. Robert. Sr., 212 Bruce. Flip. Soph., 80, 81, 109, 182 Bruce, Peggy, Fr., 79, 166 Bryan, Jimmy, Fr.. 166 Bryan. Janice. Sr.. 213 Bryant. .Michael. Fr.. 166 Bryant. ' Rayne. S. Fr., 151 Bryne, Beverly, S. Fr., 152 Buyce, Joyce, Fr., 166 Bullock, Lee, Soph.. 95. 98. 107. 109. 112, 138, 182 Bumgarner, Ronald, S. Fr., 152 Burda. Wade, Soph.. 80. 81. 82 Burell, John. Fr.. 166 Burgess. Phillip. Sr.. 98. 141, 213 Burke, . nila. Fr.. 108. 166 Burnett, . llen. Jr., 196 Burnett. -Malanie. Fr.. 116, 166 Burnett, Pat, S. Fr.. 152 Burnette. Johnny. Fr.. 166 Burrows. Flonelle. Fr.. 111. 166 Burton. Wilbur. S. Fr.. 152 Burton, Willene. Soph.. 182. 114 Bush. Cheryl, Soph.. 114. 116. 182 Bush. Christy. S. Fr.. 78 Bush. Seth. Soph.. 107. 108. 182 Butler. Gary. Sr., 94. 97. 98. 113, 213 Butler, Linda, Soph.. 67. 182 Cadwell. terri. Jr.. 127, 198 Cagle. Diane. S. Fr., 152 Cagle, Jimmy, Fr., 166 Gail, Lawrence, Soph., 182 Call, Yvonne, S. Fr.. 152 Calcaterra. Patsy. Fr.. 166 Caldwell. Chuck. Jr., 198 Caldwell, Eddie, Soph.. 182 Caldwell. Gary. Soph.. 182 Caldwell. Jack. S. Fr.. 79, 94, 139, 152 Caldwell, Micky, Fr., Ill 166 Caldwell, Terry, Fr.. 166 Callaghan. Carol. Soph.. 116. 182 Calvert. Alice. Soph.. 182 Camp. Linda. Soph.. 116. 182 Camp. Ronnie. Fr.. 166 Campbell. Judy. Soph.. 182 Campbell. .Nancy. Fr.. 166 Campbell. Sieve, Sr.. 94. 97. 98. 113, 135. 143, 213 Canlrel, Linda, S. Fr., 152 Canlrell. Greddy. Fr., 84, 87 Capps, Phil, S. Fr., 152 Carder, John, Soph., 182 Carder, Shirley, Sr.. 100. 128, 147. 208. 213 Card, Connie, Soph.. 182 Carilhers. Bob. Sr.. 97, 98, 99, 208 Carlisle, Brenda, Jr.. 198 Carlton, David, Soph.. 182 Carr. Sue, S. Fr., 78 Carton, Johnny. Jr., 198 Carmen, Janice, Fr., 166 Carney, Ellen, Jr., 198 Carney, Jack, Fr., 166 Carter, Al, Soph., 104, 109 Carter, Brenda, Fr., 166 Carter, Johnny, Fr.. 119 Carter, Kathy, Jr., 118, 198 Carter, Newton, Sr., 213 Carter, Pat, Soph.. 64, 111, 138, 182 Carter, llickie, Fr., 167 Carter, Wayne, S. Fr.. 152 Casper. Mike, Soph., 81, 137 Castieberry, Joe, Soph., 64, 183 Cassels, Clenda, Soph.. 118. 183 Caudetl. Barbara, Soph.. 183 Caudell, David, Sr., 214 Caudell, Iris, S. Fr., 152 Caudell, .Mary, Soph., 183 Cauuell, Teresa, S. Fr., 152 Caugbman, Christi, S. Fr., 94. 118, 139, 152 Causey, Johannes, S. Fr., 108 Cauten, Sandra, Soph.. 183 Cavender, Luch. Jr.. 198 Celebi, Erol. Fr., 167 Chaistain, Gail, Fr., 167 Chaucey, Kiii,ani, s. Fr.. 152 Chancey, William, Fr.. 167 Chandler, Connie. Fr.. Ill, 167 Chandler, Danny, Jr.. 198 Chandler, Ricky, Soph., 102, 108, 183 Chapman, David, S. Fr., 152 Chapman, Dwight, S. Fr., 152 Cheek, Sharon, Jr., 95, 97 Chism, Glenda, Sr., 76, 77. 236 Childers, Danny, S. Fr.. 152 Childers. Peggy. S. Fr., 152 Chinlund, Brad, S. Fr., 152 Christopher, Linda, Jr.. 198 Church. Carol. Jr.. 198 Clark. Ann, Jr.. 97, 111, 198 Clark, David, Jr.. 97, 112, 198 Clark, Joy, Jr.. 97. 100, 112, 136. 198 Clark, .Marsha, S. Fr.. 152 Clay, Mary Ann, Fr., 167 Clement, .Marilyn, Fr.. 67 Cline. Tommy. Fr.. 119, 167 Cluderay, Tom, Jr.. 198 Cofer. Pat. S. Fr.. 78 Cofield, Donna, S. Fr.. 153 Coggeshell. Donna. Soph.. 79. 107, 183 Colborn, Buster, S. Fr.. 108 Colborn. Sherrie, S. Fr.. 153 Coleman. Larry. Soph,. 98. 102. 107. 138. 183 Coleman, Betty, S. Fr., 153 Coleman, Rusty. Soph.. 59. 78, 183 Collier, Walter, 84, 87 Collins, Carol, Jr.. 62. 104, 198 Collins. Doug. S. Fr., 94, 139 Collins, James, S. Fr.. 153 Collins, John, Jr., 106, 108, 198 Collins, Vicki, S. Fr.. 153 Cone, Mike, S. F.. 153 Connelly. Billy. Fr., 108. 167 Connolly. Joann. Jr.. 114. 116. 198 Connolly. John. Soph.. 183 Conrad, Kriss, Soph., HI, ;83 Conrad, Linda, Sr., 214 Contezac, Cris, Soph.. 183 Conway. . nn. Soph.. 116, 185 Conway, Donna S. Fr., 94 Conway, Judy, S. Fr., 153 Conway, Laura, S. Fr., 78 Conway, Linda, Jr.. 112. 198 Cook, Diane, Jr., 198 Cook, Susan, Fr.. 95, 79, 106, 108, 167 Cooke, Ann, Sr., 100, 110, 141, 214 Cooper, Glenn, Soph.. 94. 98, 107, 116, 185 Cooper, Linda, S. Fr., 153 Corder, John, Fr., 167 Cowan, Diane, S. Fr., 133 Cowan, Irma Jean, Fr.. 167 Cowan. Pat. Soph.. 187 Cowan, Tina, Fr.. 167 Cowart. Lynn, Soph.. 185 Cowan. Pat. S. Fr.. 153 Cowart, Shirley, Fr.. 167 Cox. Jessica, S. Fr.. 153 Craig. Gary, Soph., 64, 185 Craig, Terry, Fr.. 78 Creel. Carolyn. Soph.. 114. 115. 185 Crippen. Tim. Jr., 198 Crosby, Sabra, Soph., 185 Crosby, Thomas, Sr.. 236. 147 Cross, Jan, Fr., 110, 116, 147, 167, 236 Cross, Lee, Soph., 100. 117. 109, 112, 185 Cross Tom, S. Fr.. 65, 153 Crouce, Nick, Soph.. 185 Crouch, Marion, Jr., 198 Crow, Carol, Sr., 214 Crowe, Ricky, Soph., 185 Crowe, Sandra, Soph., 64, 111, 116, 138, 185 Crowell, Vicky, Soph., 185 Cruse, Calvin, Sr.. 214 Currie. Nick, Sr., 57, 97, 98, 104, 214 Curry, Charles, Jr.. 198 Curry. .Martha. Sr.. 214 Curry. Phillip. S. Fr.. 153 Curtis. Gale, Jr.. 198 Gushing. Cathy. Jr.. Ill, 114. 115, 198 Cutler, Deborah, Fr.. 116. 167 Culler, Russell, Soph.. 84. 87. 102. 109. 185 D ' Anna. . nn. Soph., 185 Dahm, Bobby, Fr.. 108 Dahm. Joe. Fr.. 94. 97. 98. 128, 136, 194, 198 Damir, John. Jr.. 198 Daniel. Peggy. Jr.. 198 Daugherty. Paula. Fr.. 116. 167 Davenport. Kathy. Soph.. 110, 137, 185 David, Ernie, S. Fr.. 83 Davidson. Vivian. Soph.. 185 Davis. Jerry. Sr., 118, 215 Davis, Linda, S. Fr., 153 Davis. Meredith. Fr.. 167 Davis. Ricky, Fr.. 95, 106, 108, 137, 167 Day, Sandra, Soph.. 116. 185 Day. Treva. Fr.. 167 Deaton. Bobbie. Fr.. 167 Deaton. Suzanne. S. Fr.. 153 Decker. Dean. Soph.. 185 Deese, Stan. Fr.. 167 Deigman. Ann. S. Fr.. 153 Deigman. Lucy, Soph.. 185 Dellinger. Sonny. Sr.. 56. 88. 94. 95. 98. 131, 132, 140, 209, 215 Demetros, Maxine. Soph., 76, 77 Dempsey. Jo.Ann. Soph., 110 Denton, . ngela. Fr.. 167 Denton. Mike. Fr.. 167 Denton, Sharron, Soph., 183, 110 Dickens, Carol, Soph.. 183 Dicky, Jerry, Sr.. 58. 215 Dillree. Bill. Fr.. 61. 167 Dixon. Christy. Fr.. 167 Dobbs. Billy. S. Fr.. 153 Dock. Bill. Soph.. 185 Donald. Brenda. Fr.. 116. 167 243 Donald, Diane. Soph., 185 Donald. Gordon, S. Fr., 153 Dooley, Michael, S. Fr.. 153 Dorsey. Cheryl. Sr.. 236 Douis. Charles. Soph.. 185 Dovakis, Stephen, Fr., 64. 119, 167 Dowdy. Brenda, Sr., 107, 114, 215 Dowdy, Sharon, S. Fr.. 153 Downs, Nancy, S. Fr., 153 Driggers. An.. S. Fr., 153 Duggan. Mike, Jr.. 198 Duke, Becky, Sr.. Ill, 116, 215 Dumbeeton, Ken, S. Fr., 65, 153 Dumbleton. Harry. Jr.. 109. 198 Duncan, Denny. Fr.. 167 Duncan. Glenn. Soph.. 185 Duncan. Linda. S. Fr., 153 Duncan, Marcia, Fr., 167 Dunlap, Charlene. S. Fr., 118. 153 Dupree, Steve, Fr.. 106. 108 Durrence. Anita. Soph.. 110. 185 Duttenhaven. Jane, S. Fr.. 139. 153 Dutton. Kelly. Soph.. 185 Dye, Ronnie. S. Fr., 65, 94, 153 Dyer. Janice, Sr., 62, 94, 96, 97, 98. 101, 104, 113 125, 215. 140 Eady. Sandy. Fr.. 167 Farley. Carol, Sr., 216 Early, Doug. S. Fr.. 79 Eason. Linda, Soph., 185 Eason, Richard, Soph., 78, 185 Eason, Sue, Sr., 67. 95. 125. 143, 216 Eason. Susan. S. Fr.. 153 Easterljng. Douglas. S. Fr.. 153 Eberhard. Greg. S. Fr., 79, 153 Eberhardt, Marie. Soph., 185 Eddleman. Clay. Soph.. 94. 107. 109, 138. 185 Edmund. Bruce. S. Fr.. 131, 139 Edsley. Deb. S. Fr.. 156 Edwards. Cheryl, S. Fr.. 153 Edwards. Don, Fr.. 167 Edwards. Martha. S. Fr., 153 Edwards. Pan. Sr., 124, 147, 216 Edwards. Reggie. S. Fr.. 79. 153 Edwards. Rick. S. Fr.. 153 Eisenherg. Alan, Fr.. 106. 112. 167 Eison. Ernie, Sr., 216 Elder, Joel. S. Fr.. 153 Elkins, Carlin, Soph.. 185 Elkins. Lynn, S. Fr.. 153 Elliot. Peggy. S. Fr., 153 Elliot. Susan. S. Fr., 118, 153 Elliott. Ben, Sr., 216 Ellis, Margie, Fr.. 167 EIred, Betsy, S. Fr., 153 Elrod, Bobby. Fr.. 167 EIrod, bianne. Soph.. 64, 94, 138. 185 Endsley. Leb. S. Fr.. 78 Enfinger, George, S. Fr., 153 Engle. Candji. Soph.. 185 English. Belinda. S. Fr., 153 Enloe. Cherry, Fr.. 167 Enloe. Jimmy. S. Fr.. 153 Eplin. Suzanne, Jr., 102, 109. 112. 198 Eriksson, Bud, Soph.. 104, 109. 185 Erwin. Suzanne. Sr.. 62. 95, 104, 216 Estes. Billy. S. Fr.. 153 Ester, Pam, Jr.. W8 Evans, Joyce, S. Fr., 153 Evans. Kathy. Soph.. 110, 185 Evans. Robin, Fr., 167 Evans, Tommy. Sr.. 118. 216 Evenson. Mike. Jr.. 198 Ewing. Cheryl. Soph., 185 Exum, Linda. Sr., 97. 217 Fain. Donna. Fr., 167 Fallow, Bill. Fr.. 167 Fancher, Darrell. Fr., 167 Farmer. Gail. Jr.. 97. 109, 114, 115. 198 Farmer. Gloria. Fr.. 167 Farmer. Jackie. S. Fr. 153 Farrell. Susan. Sr.. 94. 96. 97, 101, 104, 113, 123, 142, 217, 62 Fastiggi. Donna, Sr., 217 Felix, Terri, S. Fr., 154 Fell, David. Soph.. 59. 72, 88, 98, 104, 138, 185 Few, Dianne, Jr., 198 Fields. Carol. Soph., 185 Fields. Philip. S. Fr.. 154 Fields. John. Soph.. 116, 185 Fields. Steve, Soph., 186 Fields, Tommy, Fr., Ill, 128, 137, 168 Finawer, Roy, Jr.. 198 Fincher. Ann, Fr., 119. 168 Fincher, Arthur, Fr.. 168 Finley, Anthony, Jr.. 198 Finley. Mitchell, S. Fr., 154 Fink, Robert, Sr.. 57. 144, 236 Fitzpatrick, Jane, Sr., 217 Flander, Lynda, S. Fr.. 154 Fleenor, Dianne, S. Fr.. 154 Fleenor. Doris, Soph., 116, 186 Fleming. Andrea, Soph., 186 Fletcher. Ricky. Jr.. 87. 106. 198 Florence, Janet. Sr., 100, 107, 123, 217 Floyd, Jack. Soph.. 186 Floyd. Mike, S. Fr., 79, 139, 154 Floyd, Sandy. Jr.. 100, 110, 136 Foddrill, Vicki. Fr.. 106. 108. 168 Folsom. Richard. Fr., 168 Follz. Becky. Jr., Ill, 109, 198 Ford, Lamar. Soph.. 112. 186 Fore. Susan. S. Fr.. 154 Forrester. Debbie. S. Fr., 154 Foster, Joanne, Soph., 186 Fowler. Brenda. S. Fr., 154 Fowler. Susan. S. Fr.. 139. 154 Fowler. Steve, Fr., Ill Fox. Sonya, Fr., 94, 111, 127. 137, 168 Fraley, Ed.. Sr., 216 Franning, Lawton, S. Fr., 153 Frazier, Terry. Soph.. 102, 104, 107, 186 Freeland, DeAnn, S. Fr., 154 Freeland. Lillian. S. Fr., 154 Frey, Clayton, Fr., 168 Frey, Linda, Fr., 116. 168 Friche. Richard. Fr.. 168 Fricke. Ellis, S. Fr., 154 Frost, Bill. Soph., 80. 81, 137 Frost. Richard. Sr., 218 Frye, Kylle. Soph., 186 Fullenwider. James. Fr., 168 Fuller, Barbara. S. Fr., 118, 154 Fuller, Jimmy, S. Fr., 154 Fuller, Linda, Fr., 168 Fuller, Pat. Jr., 198 Funderburke, Terry, Fr.. 71. 168 Furtrell, Ann, S. Fr.. 139, 154 Furtrell, Vivian, Sr.. 218 Gaber, Martha. Soph., 104, 110, 116, 118 Gaines, Joe, S. Fr., 154 Galloway, Donna, Jr., 198 Galloway, Harry, Fr., 168 Gamble. Stanley, Jr.. 199 Gann. Henry. S. Fr.. 154 Garcia. Sherry, Fr., 116, 168 Garrett, Carolyn, S. Fr., 154 Gay, Gail. Soph., 186 Gay, Butch, S. Fr., 154 Gay, Butch, Fr., 168 Gay, Elaine, S. Fr., 154 Gay, Janice, Soph., 107, 186 Gay, Starr, Jr., 199 Gay, Tommy, Jr., 118, 199 Geary, Peggy, Fr., 114, 168 Geary, Reathel, Jr.. 199 Cent, Carl, Jr.. 108. 199 George. Fran, Fr., 108, 168 Gibbony, Jim., Soph., 186 Gibbony. Van, S. Fr., 154 Gibbs. Harry. Fr., 64, 80. 81, 83, 168 Gibbs. Hilda, Jr., 199 Gibson, Gloria, Fr., 168 Gibson, Marian, Sr., 76, 77, 218 Gilleland, Angela, S. Fr., 154 GiUeland, Fran, Fr., 168 Gilmer. Nan, Jr.. 62, 95, 104, 136, 199 Cinn, Charles, Fr., 168 Glassman. Butch, S. Fr., 155 Glover, Al, S. Fr., 65, 155 Glover, Linda, S Fr., 155 Glover, Sammy, Jr., 199 Gold, David, S. Fr., 118, 155 Gooch, Leiia Mae, S. Fr., 155 Goodwin. Judy. S. Fr., 155 Gorman, Mike, Sr., 218 Gorman, Pat, Soph., 186 Gorraany. Cindy, S. Fr., 118, 154 Gorell, Cynthia, Soph., Ill, 114, 186 Gorsuch, Craig, Jr.. 199 Goss, Eria, S. Fr.. 155 Graig. Terry. Fr., 169 Grant, Ralph, Fr.. 169 Grantham, Wanda, S. Fr.. 155 Grantham. Sandra. Sr., 218 Gravely, Linda, Soph., 186 Graves. Dennis, S. Fr., 156 Graves. Karen, Soph., 186 Graves. Nancy, Jr.. 110 Gravitt. Barbara. S. Fr., 156 Gravitt. Billy. S. Fr., 119, 156 Gravitt, Brenda, Jr., 199 Gravitt, Ronnie, S. Fr., 156 Gray, Susan, S. Fr.. 156 Greear. Jimmy, Soph,, 186 Green, Denise, Fr., 169 Green. Fran. Fr., 79 Green, Jeannette, S. Fr., 156 Green, Linda, Jr., 199 Green, Glenda, Jr., 100, 200 Green, Linda, Jr.. 100, 109, 199 Green. Teddy, Soph., 138, 186 Gr eene, Donna, Fr., 114 Greenway, Jeanette. Fr., 169 Greenway, Tommy. Sr., 218 Gregory. Charles. Sr.. 145. 219 Gregory, Virginia, S. Fr., 78, 156 Griffin, Susan, S. Fr., 156 Griggs, Joe, Soph., 86 Griggs, Tony, Jr.. 58. 84, 98, 104, 131, 136, 194, 199 Grindle, Dean, Jr., 200 Griswold. Bill, Soph., 109, 186 Groover, Karen, Jr., 200 Grover, Ronnie, Sr.. 219 Groover, Walter, Fr.. 169 Gross. Linda, Fr.. 106. 108, 116. 169 Guill, George, Soph., 109, 186 Guinn. Debbie, Fr., 169 Guyton, Gerry. Sr., 236 Hacker, Lanette. Jr., 112, 200 Haddad. Dennis. Fr.. 111. 169 Haddad. Greta. S. Fr., 156 Ha ' deman. JoAnn. Soph., 186 Hall, Charles, Fr., 169 Hall. Jerry, Soph.. 81, 83 Hall, Katy, Jr.. 67, 200 Hall, Lee, Jr.. 72, 88, 95, 98, 104, 200 Hamby, Gail, Jr., 200 Hamby. Ronald, S. Fr., 156 Hamilton. Bob. Sr., 58, 219 244 109 187 , 169 Hamlin, Brenda, Soph., 107, 186 Hamlin, Clenda, Soph., 107, 186 Hammond, Chris, Jr., 200 Hammond, Clair, S. Fr., 156 Hammons, Dane, Soph., 108, 118, 187 Hanie, Phil, Jr., 97, 106, 112, 200 Hanshid, Lanier, Fr., 169 Hanson, Gayle, Fr., 169 Hanson, Greg, S. Fr., 156 Harben, Allen. S. Fr., 65 Harber, Bill. Sr., 56, 104, 219 Harbin, Kathy, S. Fr., 156 Hardeman, Jo Ann, Soph., 67 Hardy. Carolyn, Jr., 114, 201 Harlan, Becky, Sr., 219 Harper, Lorraine, Sr., 76, 77, 219 Harper, Thomas, S. Fr., 64, 79, 116 Harper, Thomas, Sr., 219 Harper, Tommy, S. Fr., 156 Harris, Chris, Fr., 84. 87, 108, 112, 169 Harris, Frank, Fr., 108, 112, 169 Harris. Cinny, Soph., Ill, 187 Harris, Jim. S. Fr.. 156 Harris. Judy, Soph., 187 Har rison, David, Fr., 169 Harrison, Derryle, Jr., Ill, Harrison, Greg, Sr., 220 Harrison, Jimmy, Fr., 118 Harrison. Richard, Jr., 201 Harriss, Scott, Soph., 109, Harriss, Sherry, Jr., 110. 201 Harrop, Mavis, Jr., 114, 201 Hartsfield, Theresa, Jr., 201 Harwell, Muff, Fr., Ill, 116, Hawkins, Linda, S. Fr., 156 Head, Mike. Fr., 169 Head. Virginia. Fr.. 116, 169 Healh, Vicki, Fr., 79. 106, 111, 169 Heath. Vivian. Soph.. 102. 104. 187 Helms. Betty. Soph.. 70. 116. 187 Helton. Barbara. Fr., 79, 106. Ill, Helton, Carolyn, Soph., 67, 187 Helton, James, Sr., 116, 220 Hembree. Monroe. Soph.. 108. Hencely. Virginia, Sr., 220 Henderson, Camille, Sr., 220 Henderson, Carmen, Sr., 220 Henderson. Danny. Soph.. 187 Henderson. Don, Sr.. 220 Henderson. Ernest. S. Fr.. 156 Henderson, Jill, Jr., 201 Henderson, Wallace. S. Fr.. 156 Hendrick. Carolyn. Fr.. 169 Hendricks. Pat. Sr.. 109, 112, 220 Henley, Suzanne, Jr.. 201 Henry. Gay. S. Fr.. 156 Henry. Linda. Soph.. 107, 187 Herb, Bobby. Fr.. 82. 83. 106, 169 Herren, Nick, Fr., 112, 169 Herringdine, Clifford, Fr., 169 Herrington, David, S. Fr., 156 Hesser. Danny, Sr., 221 Hesser, Debbie, Fr., 115, 169 Hewlett, George, Fr., 78, 107 Higdon, Diane, Fr.. Ill, 179 Hightower, Carolyn. Sub Fr.. 156 Hightower. Elaine, Sub Fr.. 156 Hill. John. Sub Fr.. 65 Hilton. Donna. Sub Fr.. 94, 139 Hilton. Rodney. Sr.. 94. 97. 98. 101. 102, 128, 221 Hintz, Ellen, Sub Fr., 94, 156 Hitchcock, Vicki. Sub Fr.. 116. 156 Hitt. Gary. Fr.. 64. 83. 169 Hitt. Kathy. Fr., 169 Hockman, Lee, Fr., 108, 169 Hockman, Sandra, Soph., 95, 109, 107, 187 Hodges, Beth, Fr., 169 , 169 187 Hodgkins, Linda, Soph., 108, 187 Hoffman, Harriet, Jr., 201 Hoffman , Harry, Fr., 169 Hoffman, Terry, Sr., 107, 111, 112, 221 Hoffman, Roger, Fr.. Ill, 169 Hogan. Diane. Soph., 187 Hogan. Johnny. Sub Fr.. 156 Hogden. Diane. Fr.. 169 Hohn. Alan. Sub Fr., 156 Holcolm, Johnny, Sr., 221 Holcolm, Sharon, Sub Fr., 156 Holcomb, Mary Ann, Soph., 187 Holland. Andy. Sr., 112, 221 Holland, Ben, Sr., 109, 147, 221 Holland, Beth, Sub Fr., 156 Holland, Gary, Sr., 221 Holland, Larry. Soph., 187 Holland, Lois, Sub Fr., 156 Holland, Nina Sr., 76. 77. 222 Holland. Sandy. Sub Fr., 156 Holland. Tommy. Fr.. 169 HoUis. Emmett. Sub Fr.. 156 Holloman. Gloria. Fr.. 169 Holt, Becky. Soph.. 187 Holycross, Raelle. Fr.. 106. 115. 169 Honey. Diane. Fr.. 95. 116. 137. 169 Honour, Lynda, Sub Fr., 156 Hood, Geraldine, Fr., 169 Hood, Joyce, Jr., 201 Hood, Pal, Fr.. 169. 108 Hoon, Linda, Sub Fr.. 156 Hoop er, Alice, Soph., 187, 116, 118 Home, Brenda, Fr., 169 Home, Brian, Sr., 222 Home. Billy. Sub Fr.. 65. 56 Home. Gail. Sub Fr., 119 Home. Mary. Sub. Fr.. 119. 156 Home. Mazie. Soph.. 67. 187 Home. Jenny. Soph.. 187 Howard. Dianne. Jr.. 97. 201 Howe. Danny. Sub Fr.. 119. 156 Howe. Lang. Soph.. 188 Howington. Marsha. Sub Fr.. 156 Hubbard. Brenda. Soph., 188 Hubbard, Ken. Fr.. 64. 169 Hubbard. Martha. Sub Fr., 115, 169 Hubbard, Rudy. Jr.. 84. 87. 94. 98. 201 Huddleston. Bonnie. Soph.. 116. 199 Hudson. Betty. Jr.. 201 Hudson. Bobby. Soph.. 64. 188 Hudson, Charles, Soph., 106, 112, 138, 188 Hudson. Gary, Sr., 222 Huff, Jack, Soph., 188 Huff, Jimmy, Ji., 71, 104, 201 Huff. Rick. Sr., 222 Hughes. Barbara. Jr.. 201 Hughes. Betty. Jr.. 201 Hughes. Howard. Fr,. 169 Hughes, Jimmy, Sr.. 222 Hughes. Richard. Fr.. 64. 78. 107. 131, 137, 170 Hughes. Webb. Sr.. 71. 108. 222 Hughes. Marcliff. Soph.. 67. 116. 188 Huitt. George. Fr.. 170 Hull. David. Sub Fr.. 79. 94. 139. 156 Hull. Geoffrey. Jr.. 200 Hulsey. Anita. Jr.. 97. 109. 111. 114, 201 Humphries. Billy. Sub Fr.. 79. 156 Humphries. Sue Ann. Fr.. 79. 95. 106. 10. 170 Hunnicutt. Mike. Soph.. 188 Hunter. Linda, Sub Fr.. 156 Hurley. Jody. Fr.. 170 Hurley. Judy. Soph.. 64. 94. 107. 127. 139. 188 Hurley. Rich. Fr.. 112. 119. 170 Hurst. Carol. Jr.. 202 Hurst. Jimmy. Fr., 83, 111, 139, 170 Hurst. Mike. Sub Fr.. 65. 156 Hutcheson. Dallas. Jr.. 71, 110, 202 Hulcheson. Greg. Sub Fr.. 71. 156 Hutcheson, Linda, Fr.. 114, 170 Hyde. Cindy. 108 Hyde. Ginny. Fr.. IVO Ingram. Dave. Sub Fr.. 156 Ingram. Randy. Sub Fr., 156 Iveater, Cathy, Fr., 114, 116, 170 Jackson, Barry, Fr., 64, 170 Jackson, Billy, Fr., 170 Jackson, Bob, Fr., 98, 223 Jackson. Carol. Fr.. 170 Jackson. Johnny. Soph.. 88 Jackson. Pam. Sub Fr.. 157 Jacobs. Gary. Fr.. 87. 170 Jacobs. Mike. Fr.. 116. 170 Jacobs. Pat. Jr.. 118. 202 Jaillctt. Pam. Sub Fr.. 78. 157 Jameson. Pam. Jr.. 67, 202 Jameson. Sonja. Fr.. 170 Jaremko. Linda. Soph., 102, 112, 188 Jenkins, Cynthia Ann, Sub Fr., 157 Jenkins, Danny, Sub Fr., 157 Jenks, Joe, Jr., 71. 98. 99. 136. 202 Jenks. Terry. Soph.. 83. 95. 98. 188 Jennings. Steve. Sub Fr., 65, 157 Jett. Mary Jane, Jr., 202 Jimeson. John, Sr., 223 Johns. Shyrie, Soph., 188 Johnson, Billy, Fr., 170 Johnson, Janet, Sub Fr., 157 Johnson, Joyce, Sr., 223 Johnson, Linda, Sub Fr., 157 Johnson, Roger, Jr., 202 Johnson. Ronald. Fr.. 171 Johnson. Sally. Fr., 67, 171 Johnson, Suzy, Soph., 138 Johnson, Steve, Sub Fr., 157 Johnston, Bob, Sr., 223 Johnston. Kathy. Sub Fr.. 118. 157 Joiner, Jane, Fr., 171 Joiner, Kay, Soph., 110, 114, 188 Jollett, Lewis, Sub Fr., 157 Jollett, Saundra, Fr., 79, 116, 171 Jolley, Bob, Soph., 138. 188 Jones. Danny. Sub Fr., 157 Jones, Gary, Fr., 131, 137 Jones, Jimmy, Soph., 138, 188 Jones, Judy, Sr., 67, 106, 223 Jones, Kathy, Jr.. 62. 104. 202 Jones. Kenny. Jr.. 202 Jones. Linda. Fr.. 90. 108. 137, 171 Jones, Mike, Sub Fr., 157 Jones, Richard, Jr., 108, 202 Jones, Terry, Sub Fr., 157 Jordan. Julie. Sub Fr., 157 Jordon, David, Fr.. 64. 171 Jordon. Lisa. Soph.. 116. 188 Joseph. Karen. Fr.. 171 Kametchcs. Crystal. Fr.. 171 Karr. David. Jr.. 118 Keaton. Camille. Soph., 188 Keller. George. Fr., 171 Kelly, Brenda, Soph., 188 Kemph, Linda, Jr., 106, 136, 202 Kendall, Larry, Sub Fr., 157 Kennair, Edward. Fr.. 83. 171 Kennair. Judy. Soph.. 188 Kennedy. Laurie. Soph.. 188 Kern. Robert. Jr.. 202 Kern, Susan, Fr., 171 Ketchin, Susan, Fr.. 108. 171 Ketterson, Vickie. Fr.. 171 Kettring. Donn. Fr.. 171 Kidd. Jeannie. Jr.. 202 Kidwell. Sharon. Soph.. 188 King. Cecil. Jr.. 202 King. Grant. Soph.. 71. 116. 188 Kinnard. Mike. Soph.. 188 Kimbrough. Leigh. Soph.. 116, 188 245 Kirby, Karen, Jr., 202 Kirk, Diane, Soph., 188 Kirk, Freddy, Jr., 202 Kirk, Sandra, Sr., 107, lU, 223 Kirkland, Linda, Jr., 202 Kirkman, Ken, Sub Fr., 157 Kitchens, Harry, Sr., 72. 224 Kittle, Sheryl, Jr., 94, 128, 202 Klein, Agnes, Jr., 112. 114 Klos, Kathe, Fr., 79. 172 Knault. Marilyn. 116, 157 Knaulh, Carol, Jr., Ill, 114, 202 Knight, Ginger, Sub Fr.. 157 Knight. Harry, Sr.. 88. 224 Kobres. Bob. Sub Fr., 157 Kornberg, Merry. Jr.. 202 Lailer. Linda. Jr.. 62, 104, 202 Lancaster, Felton, Sr., 56, 81, 224 Landers, Dickie, Soph., 71, 188 Lang, Ricky, Fr., S . 87, 172 Langford, Patsy, Sub Fr.. 157 Langford. Joe, Sub Fr., 157 Langford, Bob, Fr., 172 Lanier, Alton, Sr.. 224 Latham. Tommy, Fr.. 106, 172 Lattimer, Kenny, Sub Fr., 183. 157 Lattiraer, Ty Jr.. 100. 127 Laughridge, Julie, Sub Fr., 157 Lawson. Sandra. Jr., 202 Laxon, Ronnie. Sr., 98, 104, 224 Leavell, Sharron, Sub Fr., 158 Lee, Toni, Sub Fr., 157 Leeman, Jimmy, Fr., 64, 83 Legerton, Winnie, Sub Fr., 78, 157 Legg. Anita. Soph.. 188 Legg. Carol. Sub Fr.. 157 Letohe, Tuggy. Fr.. 65 Lewis, Cheryl, Soph.. 107. 138. 188 Lewis, Eddie, Jr., 80, 81, 82, 203 Lewis, Kathaleen, Sub Fr., 158 Lewis, Kenny, Sub Fr., 158 Levine, Virginia, Sub Fr., 157 Ley, Dawn, Soph., 102 Liddell, Skipper, Sub Fr., 128, 139, 158 Lightsey, Pat.. Sr., 223 Lindsay. Jimmy. Sub Fr.. 158 Lindsley. Kelly. Jr.. 72. 98. 203 Little. Jerry. Soph., 188 Little, Linda, Fr.. 172 Littlejohn. Barbara. Fr.. 172 Littlejohn. Susan, Soph., 188 Lloyd. Don, Sr., 56, 94. 98, 104, 131, 142 Lloyd, .Marcia, Jr., 203 Loman, Larry, Soph., 188 Long. Betsy, Soph.. 100, 107. 110, 188 Long. Chip, Sub Fr., 158 Long. Chuddy, Sub Fr., 158 Long. David. Soph., 188 Long. Gary, Sr., 236 Long, Gordon, 118 Long, Mike, Sub Fr., 65 Long. Peggy, Fr., 108, 116, 172 Long, Richard, Sub Fr., 158 Long, Sue, Sr., 94. 95, 97. 101. 113, 134, 140, 225 Lord, Clitton, Fr., 172 Loudermilk, Dan. Sub Fr. 118, 158 Lowery, Cherry, Sr., 118, 225 Lowery. Elaine. Jr., 203 Lowery. Terri. Sr.. 225 Loyd. Annette. Soph.. 188 Loyd, Ellis, Sub Fr., 158 Lozier, Bill. Sr.. 98. 225 Lozier, Linda. Fr.. 172 Lucus. Steve. Sub Fr.. 79. 94, 158 Ludwig, Larry, Soph., 188 Lunsford, George. Sub Fr., 158 Lunfsford. Jeanne. Fr.. 172 Lunslord, Katie. Sub Fr.. 78. 118. 158 Lunsford, Sandra, Fr., 172 Lympus, Shelia, Soph., 188 Mabry. Brenda, Fr., 79, 108, 116, 172 Maddox, Connie. Sub Fr., 158 Maddox, Lynn, Sr., -.6, 77, 144. 225 Maffett, Mike. Jr.. 98. 136. 203 Magger, Debbie, Soph., 188 Magid, Cheryl, Sub Fr., 158 Mahan, Barbara. Soph.. 188 Mahan. Daniel. Sub Fr., 158 Mahan, Gail, Fr., 115, 172 Mahan. Rick, Sr., 225 Mahoney. Pat. Fr.. 108, 172 Malcom. Juanita, Jr., Ill, 203 Malloy. John. Fr., 172 Malone, Brenda, Soph., 108, 114. 188 Malone. Joan. Soph.. 188 Maloney. Connie. Soph.. 188 Maloney. Don. Fr.. 172 Maloney. Mike, Soph., 188 Maloy, Judy, Sub Fr., 158 Mann, Caroline, Jr., 100. 112. 203 Mann. Linda. Soph.. 116 Mann. Steve. Sub Fr.. 158 Marchman, Keith. Sub Fr., 158 Markham, Judy, Fr., 102, 172, 203 Marks, Scott, Jr., 71, 94, 96, 97. 98, 104. 203. 112. 136. 203 Marmlstein. Chip, Sub Fr., 158 Marrow, Margret, Jr., 203 Marrow. Ricky. Sub Fr.. 158 Martin, James, Fr.. 172 Martin. Joe. Fr.. 172 Martin, Lynn, Sub Fr., 158 Martin, Steve, Sub Fr., 159 Masters, Brenda, Fr., 118. 172 Mathews. Beck. Jr.. 23 Mathews. Libby, Sub Fr., 159 Mathews, Mary Louise, Fr., 118, 172 Matlock. Gleen, Fr.. 172 Matthews, Wesley, Fr., 172 Mayfield, Sammy, Jr., 203 Mays, Rebecca, Fr.. 172 McAfee, Jane, Jr., 67. 203 McAfee. John. Fr.. 64. 172 McAuIey. Steve. Soph.. 189 McCart. Joanne. Jr.. 116. 203 McCarthy, Robert, 118 McClesky. Anita. Fr.. 79. 172 McCIesky. Penny. Sub Fr.. 127. 139. 159 McClung, Wayne, Jr., 203 McClung. Charlie, Jr., 95, 97, 98. 112. 136, 203 McCord, Mike, Sr.. 226 McCormick, Anne, Sr., 62, 226 McCrary, Jody, Sub Fr., 78, 159 McCurdy. Donna. Sub Fr.. 159 McDaniel, Christine, Fr., 172 McDaniel, Millie, Sr., 226 McDaniel, Wayne. Fr.. 172 McDonald. Becky. Sub Fr.. 159 McDonald, Larry, Soph., 189 McDonald. Sara. Sr.. 226, 97. 114 McDougal, Jeff, Sub Fr., 159 McDougal. Johnny, Sr., 226 McElroy. Lynn, Fr., 108, 116, 172 McFarland, Deborah, Sub Fr., 159 McFarland, John, Sub Fr., 139 McCaughey, Suzy, Sub Fr., 159 McCown, Kathy, Jr., 203 McGregor, Jessica, Soph., 106. 108 Mclntyre, Pat, Soph., 189 Mclntyre, Tim, Fr., 172 McKinny, Pat, Sub Fr., 94, 139, 159 McLaughlin, Vicki, Sub Fr., 159 McLean, Brenda, Fr., 172 McLear, Ann, Soph., 189 McLenore, David, Sub Fr., 159 McLin, Karen. Fr., 114, 172 McMahan, Micheal, Sr., 236 76, 189 ■7, 116, 189 173 McManus, Earl, Fr.. 172 McMeans. Margaret. Sub Fr.. 159 McNcese. Amelia. Sub Fr.. 159 McNeese. Billy. Fr.. 172 McNulty. Patty, Fr., Ill, 172 McWilliams. Nixon. Soph., 108 Meaders, Diane, Fr., 172 Megar. Burt, Sub Fr., 159 Melton, Dennis, Soph., 189 Mephan, Ricky, Fr., 83 Merch, Debbie, Fr., 172 Meyer, Cliff, Soph., 189 Middleton, Jayne, Soph. Miller, Betty. Soph.. 77, Miller. David, Sub Fr.. 159 Miller. Frank, 111 Miller, Jack, Jr., 203 Miller, James, Fr., 172 Miller, Marilyn, Fr.. 173 Miller, Terry, Fr.. 173 MiUholland. Annette, Fr Millican, Max, Fr., 173 Mills, David. Fr., 64, 173 Mills, Roger, Sub Fr., 159 Mills, Patty, Sr., 62, 95, 104, 144, 226 Mims, Donald. Soph.. 189 Mitchell, Andy. Soph., 189 Mitchell, Frankie, Soph., 189 Mitchell, Nancy, Jr., 67 Mitchell, Russ, Sr., 236 Mize, Mike, Sr., 227 Mize, Tony. Fr., 173, 227 Mock, Kerry, Soph., 80, 81, 190 Mock, Larry, Jr., 203 Moncrief, Henry, Fr., 64, 118 Moon, Jan, Sr., 102, 110, 227 Moore, Cindy. Sr.. 70. 227 Moore, John, Soph., 190 Moore, Steve, Sr., 227 Morgan, Danny, Jr., 203 Morgan, Bruce, Sub Fr., 159 Morgan, Judy, Sub Fr., 119, 159 Morgan, Richard, Soph., 190 Morris, Danny, Fr., 107, 173 Morris, Jerry, Soph., 190 Morris, Jimmy, Soph., 190 Morris, Judy, Jr., 203 Morris, Tommy, Soph Morris, Vicki, Sub Fr Morrison, Carole, Fr., Morrison, Gordon. Sr. Morrison, Kathy, Fr., 106, Morrison. Peggy. Fr.. 115. I 173 190 , 159 106, 108, 112, 173 57, 236 108, 173 116, 173 Moss, Alan, Soph., 109, 190 Moss, Gary, Fr., 173 Moss, Tommy, Soph., 84, 190 Mull, Gloria, Sub, Fr.. 159 Mull, Sharon, Sub Fr., 159 Mullin, Brenda, Fr., 116, 173 Munro, Debbie, Sr., 227 Monro. Pam. Sub Fr.. 78 Murphy, Bob, Sub Fr., 159 Murphy, Linda. Fr., 95, 111, 173 Myers, Ann, Soph., 114. 190 Myers. Linda. Soph., 70. 100, 110, Myers, Susan, Sub Fr., 160 Myers, Van Jr., 203 Nance, Ronnie, Jr., 203 Nash, Jimmy, Jr., 118, 203 Nash, Karen, Soph., 64, 190 Neal, Beth, Sr., 97, 108, 227 Neal, Judy, Sub Fr., 160 Neese, Cynthia, Fr., 173 Neese, Johnny, Sub Fr., 160 Nelson, Butch, Jr., 203 Nesmith. Ronald, Jr., 203 New, Andrea, Soph., 190 New. Gail, Fr., 108, 116, 173 246 N  . Jackie, Soph., 190 Newkirk. Don, Sub Fr., 65. 160 . f«man. Donna. Soph., 64, 94, 116, 127, 138, 190 Newsome, Betsy, Fr.. 108. 116, 173 Nicholson, Cheryl, Jr., 67 Newton, Jim, Fr., 173 .Norman, Jody, Soph., 70, 116, 190 N ' orris, Bobby, Soph., 190 Norris, Jimmy, S. Fr., 160 Norton, Ricky. Fr., 173. 107, 83 NoweU, Judy, S. Fr., 78, 160 Oakey, John, Fr., 64, 83. 94. 106, 137, 173 Oberholuer. Leonard. Sr., 227 OBricn, Jan, Jr.. 100. 104. 110, 114, 204 Ogletree, David, Kr., 64, 78, 94, 106, 137, 173 Oliver, Barbara, Sr., 228 Oliver, Betty. Sr.. 70. 116, 228 Oliver, Jim, Soph., 190 Osborne, Carole, Sr., 228 Osborne, David, S. Fr.. 160 Osburn, Bill, Soph., 190 Osman, Len. Soph.. 190 Olio, Richard, S. Fr., 160 Outlar, Barry, Fr., 64, 174 Owenby, Jo. nn, Fr., 174 Pack, Terry, S. Fr., 64, 160 Paagett, Roy, Jr., 58. 73, 104, 204 Palmer, Dale, Sr., 228 Palmer, Gale, Sr., 228 Palmer, Penny, Fr., 79, 106, 174 Palmgren, Lynn, Jr., 204 Pannell, Sherri, Soph., 100, 106, 109, 190 Park. .-Ulen. Sr.. 94. 96, 97, 98, 113, 135, 141, 209, 228 Parker, .Allen. Fr., 174 Parker, John, Fr., 174 Parker, Linda. S. Fr., 160 Parker, Sylvia, Sr.. 97. 107. 108. Ill, 123, 229 Parks. Carolyn, S. Fr., 160 Parrish, Evelyn, S. Fr., 160 Parsons, Paul, Sr., 229 Parzen, Renee, Sr., 67, 106, 112, 123, 229 Pastonr, John. Fr., 80, 81 Pale, Edie, S. Fr.. 160 Patlon. Delorise, S. Fr., 160 Paul, .Mell. Fr.. 174 Pavsour, Elaine. Fr.. 127, 137, 174 Paysour. Mary. Sr.. 229, 127 Peacock, Sherry, Fr., 174 Pearce. Kay. Fr.. 116. 174 Pet k, Susan, Fr., 108, 174 Peek, Wayne, Fr., 174 Penn. Chuck, S. Fr., 160 Pennington, Robert, Fr., 83 Perkerson, Ed. Sr.. 236 Perkerson. Jane. Jr., 204 Peterman. Pete, Sr., 98, 99, 147, 229 Peters, Connie, S. Fr., 78, 160 Peters, Diane, Soph., 190 Peterson. Bill, Fr.. 183 Peterson, Kaye, Soph.. 110, 190 Petit, Bryant, Jr., 204 Petit. Rusty, Fr., 204 Philips, Cay. Jr.. 115, 136, 204 Philips, Diane, S. Fr., 160 Phillips, Hoyt, Jr., 71. 95. 136 Phillips, JoAnn. S. Fr.. 160 Phillips, Pat, Soph., 112. 190 Pilcher, Robert, S. Fr., 160 Pinyard. Patty, S. Fr.. 78 Pirkle, Barbara, Jr., 204 Pirkle. Joyce. S. Fr., 160 Pirkle, Richard. Fr.. 174 Pirkle. Sara. Fr., 108. 117. 174 Pittard, Tommy, Fr., 174 Plott. Roy. Jr.. 97, 204 Plott, Sandra, S. Fr., 118, 160 Polk, Sue, S. Fr., 160 Ponder. Gordon. S. Fr.. 160 Pope. BUI, Soph., 108 Pope, JoAnn, Sr., 109, 116, 229 Pope, Sue, S. Fr., 160 Pope, Tom, Soph., 190 Poreanal, Sharen, Fr., 174 Porter, .Anne, Sr., 229 Porter. Leonard, Fr., 174 Poss, Elizabeth, S. Fr., 160 Potts, Charles, Fr., 174 Powell, Tom, Fr., 108, 174 Power, David, Soph.. 190 Powers, Ozzie, Fr., 64, 174 Pratt. Sharon, Fr., 174 Preissler, .Alice, Soph., 190 Presley, .Martin, S. Fr., 160 Preytor, Betsy. Soph., 190 Price, Elaine, Jr., 204 Power, Joanne, Fr., 112 Provano, Mark, Fr. 174 Pruitt, Dale, Soph., 190 Puckett, Donna, Fr.. 95, 108, 116. 137, 174 Puckett, Jane, Soph., 76, 77, 190 Puckett, Tommie, Soph., 190 Purcell, Teresa, Soph., 114, 190 Rabun, Rence. Fr.. 108. 114. 174 Rae. Linda. S. Fr.. 162 Ragsdale, Rusty. Jr.. 97, 98, 84. 131. 136. 194. 204 Raines, Harold, Soph., 118, 190 Raniey, Micky, Jr., 204 Ramey, Falph, Fr.. 174 Rampley, Charles, Jr., 204 Ram.sey. John, S. Fr.. 79, 131, 139, 160 Ramsey, Judy, S. Fr., 160 Ramsey, Marie, Soph., 190 Randolph. George. S. Fr.,139, 160 Randolph, Howard, Jr., 204 Ransom, Roy, Fr., 174 Raulerson, Andrea. Sr., 116, 123, 147, 230 Ray, Don, S. Fr., 79, 160 Reggao, Sarah. S. Fr., 160 Redd. Delores. Fr.. 174 Reed. Carol. S. Fr.. 160 Reed. Mike. Fr., 174 Reed. Patricia. Sr., 236 Reeves, Camilla, S. Fr., 160 Reid. Mike. Fr.. 64 Reicnan, Ann. S. Fr., 160 R-iPy. Thxraas, Sr.. 9 ;. 97, 230 Reiner. Robert, S. Fr., 160 Remsen, Rem, Sr., 230 Reynolds. Amette, Soph., 67. 190 Rice, Tommy. Jr., 77 Richardson. Bruce. Sooh., 73. 88 Richardson, Jimmy, S. Fr.. 65, 160 Ri-hardson, Oaden. Fr., 174 Richardson, Tim, S. Fr.. 78. 160 Richter. Kitty. S. Fr.. 78. 160 Riddle. Annette, Fr., 107, 108, 116, 174 Riding, Barbara. Fr.. 175 Riedel. Rob, S. Fr.. 160 Rifenburg. Nancy, S. Fr., 118, 160 Rigel, Ellen. S. Fr., 160 Roberts. Carol. S. Fr., 160 Roberts, Gar -, Fr.. 175 Robertson, Jody, Fr., 175 Robertson. Wanda, S. Fr.. 78. 161 Robinson, Barbara. Fr., 175 Robinson, Jimmy, Jr.. 204 Robinson. Judy. 116 Robinson. Patsy, Jr.. 204 Rodgers. Susie. Fr.. 108, 175 Rodriquer. Patsy, Fr., 175 Roe, Tim. Soph.. 190 Rogers, Donna. Fr.. 118. 137, 175 Roland, Robert, Jr., 204 Rollins, Freda, Fr., 108, 115. 175 Rooks. Shorlvn, Fr.. 175 Roper, Phyllis, Jr., 204 Roper, Sheron, Fr., 79, 175 Rosselle. Gloria June, Sr., 109, 230 Rossman, Susan, S. Fr., 16 Roth, Carolyn, S. Fr., 161 Rountree, Patsy, Fr., 116, 175 Rowe. Charles. S. Fr.. 161 Rush. Karen, S. Fr., 161 Rusk, .Adoans, Jr., 136 Rusk, Janes Alton, Sr., 80, 81, 82, 230 Russell, Judy, Fr., 79. 175 Sain. Bob. Soph., 104, 102, 110, 190 Salomonsen, Luban, Fr.. 204 Sanders. Pat. Soph., 114, 190 Sanson, Gail. S. Fr.. 161 Sasser. Mont. S. Fr.. 161 Saye, Linda, Sr.. 102. 110. 123. 230 Scank. Trina. Fr.. 104. 111. 116. 175 Scholter. Tommy, S. Fr., 161 Scherching, Cindy, Fr., 175, 110 Schershing, Gary, S. Fr., 65 Schimmel, Sharon Beth, Sr., 107, 230 Schley. Marsha, Fr., 79, 108. 116. 175 Schlender, Ruthie, Jr., 204 Schmid, Hank, Jr., 204 Schmidt, Mike, Fr., 175 Schoenfeld, Diane, S. Fr., 161 Schwartz, Mike, S. Fr., 65, 161 Scott, Debbie, S. Fr., 78, 161 Scott, Lynn, Jr., 108, 204 Scott, Scotty, Sr., 231 Scroggs. Jackie. Soph., 190 Scruggs. Cleo. Fr.. 175 Scruggs. Donna. Jr.. 204 Seeling. Cilsela, Jr., Ill, 204 Scgars, Susan Frances, Sr., 67, 106, 123, 231 Seitz, Joyce, S. Fr., 161 Sernell, Diane, S. Fr., 78, 161 Semell, John. Soph.. 80. 81. 82. 104. 190 Sevlie, Jim, S. Fr., 161 Shark, Mike, Fr., 175 Shedd, Kenneth, Fr., 64, 137. 175 Shelby, Richard, Soph., 190 Shelton, Jerry, Fr.. 175 Sherwood, Bess, Fr., 79, 175 Shirley, Suzanne, Jr., 70, 110. 205 Shockley, Diane, Fr., 116, 175 Shoemaker, Connie, Jr., 205 Shoemaker, Gary, Jr., 205 Shore. Darrell, Fr., 175 Short, Lynn, S. Fr., 161 Silver, Susan, Jr.. 205 Simmons, Carol, Sr.. 97. 100. Ill, 112, 231 Simmons, John, Soph., 84. 87. 191 Simpson. Ardes. Sr., 109. 123, 231 Simpson, Drew, S. Fr., 161 Sims. Bob, Jr. Sims, Mitchell, Sr., 57, 71, 104, 231 Sims, Jeannie, Soph., 70, 191 Singleton. Vicki. Soph.. 191 Sissen. Gary. 118 Sitler. Nanctt, S. Fr.. 161 Smead. Fred. Soph., 191 Smead, Kris, S. Fr., 161 Smith, Barbara, Soph., 191 Smith, Becky. Soph., 191 Smith, Betsy, Sr., 123, 232 Smith, Brenda, Jr.. 118, 205 Smith, Cindy, Fr., 175, 116 Smith, Dan, Fr., 175 Smith, David. Jr., 58, 80, 81, 88, 98, 104, 194, 205 Smith, Donald, Sr.. 231 Smith, Donald, S. Fr., 65, 161 Smith, Elaine, Fr., 116, 175 Smith, Ginger, S. Fr., 139. 161 Smith, Jimmy, S. Fr., 161 Smith, Johnny, Fr., 175 Smith, Jonny, S. Fr., 161 Smith, Joyce, S. Fr. 161 Smith, Larry, Jr., 203 247 Smith, Laura. Sr., 97. 108. 111. 232 Smith. Linda. Soph.. 108. 116. 191 Smith. Linda. Jr.. 205 Smith, Linda. Fr.. 116. 175 Smith. Linda. Fr.. 116. 175 Smith. Melissa. S. Fr.. 161 Smith. Meta, Sr.. 100. 110. 232 Smith, Nancy. S. Fr.. 161 Smith. Robert. Jr., 205 Smith. Ronald. Sr.. 232 Smith. Sandra. Sr.. 106, 232 .Smith. Stanley, S. Fr., 162 Smith, Steve. Fr.. 175 Smith. Steve, S. Fr., 162 Snedeker. Jayne. Sr.. 236 Snort. David. S. Fr.. 162 Sorrclls. Brnce. S. Fr.. 162 Sorrells, Paul, Fr.. 175 Sorrow. Dennis. S. Fr., 65 Spath, Jimmy, Soph., 191 Speich, Gerda, Fr.. 175 Speich. Cisela. Sr., 123, 232 Spencer, Nance, Soph., 116 Spencer, Pixie, Soph.. 191 Sperry, Chris. Soph.. 191 Sperry. Geri. Fr., 175 Sperry. Mike. Jr.. 205 Spinks. Brenda. Soph.. 116. 191 Sprayberry. Richard. Fr.. 71 Spurlin. Diannc. Jr., 110, 205 Stanbongh, Carolyn, Soph.. 116. 191 Stanley. Helen, Fr.. 114. 175 Stanley. Medina. S. Fr.. 162 Starr. David. S. Fr.. 139. 162 Staton. Eddie. S. Fr.. 79 Stedman. Carol. S. Fr.. 78. 162 Steel. Dorothy. Fr.. 114. 116 Steele. Kenny. Fr.. 175 Stever, Biff. Jr.. 80. 81. 136, 205 Stephen. Paulette. Fr.. 175 Stephens. Steve. Soph.. 112, 193 Stephens, Wanda, Fr., 114, 176 Stewart, Linda, S. Fr.. 78 Stewart. Jerry, S. Fr., 83, 176 Stewart, Sandy. S. Fr., 162 Still, Dorothy, Fr., 176 ' Stinson, Eddie, Soph., 59, 193 Stockton, Jan, S. Fr.. 162 Stokes. Guy, Fr., 176 j Stormes, Christine. S. Fr., 116, 118, 162 Stradley. Tommy. S. Fr., 65. 162 Straton. Susan. Soph., 193, 114 Strawn, Richard. S. Fr., 162 Stringer. Larry. S. Fr.. 65. 162 Stringer. Stacy. Fr.. 112. 176 Suazo, Claudio, Sr.. 2.33 Sudan. David. S. Fr., 162 Sumner, Dickie. Jr.. 73. 88, 94, 95, 99, 104, 106. 109. 112, 136. 205 Surowiec, Joey. Jr.. 205 Suter. Bruno. Fr., 118. 176 Sulcr. Kalhy. Sr.. Ill, 233 Suter. Rolf. Jr.. 205 Sweat. Dale. Sr.. 233 Sweat. Donna. Soph., 193 Swint, Jean. Jr., 97, 106, 112, 205 Swint, Sarah, S. Fr.. 162 Swyers, Sandy. Jr.. 207 Sykes, Sarnas. Fr.. 79 Tankersley, Ben, Soph., 193 Tanner, Jane, Fr.. 176 Tanner. Jimmy. Soph.. 78, 193 Tanner. Judy, Sr., 233 Tant. Sheri, Soph.. 193 Tapp. Nancy. Jr.. 207 Tapp. Reggie. Jr.. 207 Tate. Dee. Jr.. 207 Tatum, Connie, S. Fr., 162 Tatum, Pat, Jr., 102, 109. 111. 112, 114 Taylor. Carlton. S. Fr.. 162 Taylor. Dan. Soph.. 116, 193 Taylor. Danny. Fr., 176 Taylor, Dianne, S. Fr., 162 Taylor. Linda. S. Fr., 162 Taylor, Mark, Jr.. 106, 109. 207 Taylor. Paul. Sr.. 111. 112. 233 Taylor. Regina. Fr., 116. 176 Taylor. Terry. S. Fr.. 162 Taylor, Wayne, Soph.. 193 Tcatino. Glen, Soph., 193 Tebbs, Ruth Ann, Fr.. 115. 116. 176 Tedder. Ben. Sr.. 233 Temple, Jimmy. S. Fr.. 65. 162 Tennant. Jackie, Sr.. 76. 125. 233 Terree, Bobby. S. Fr., 137 Terrell. Kenneth, Jr., 207 Terrell, Marilyn, S. Fr., 116, 162 Thackcr, Billy, Sr., 94, 98, 101, 234 Thacker, Jane, Fr.. 94. 108. 137, 176 Thacker, Janice. Sr.. 94. 97, 101, 110, 234 Thames. George. Soph.. 84. 112, 113 Thomas, Betty. Soph.. 110. 193 Thomas. Bob, Jr., 207 Thomas. Danny, Fr.. 61. 176 Thomas . Jack, Jr., 207 Thomas, Jan, S. Fr., 116. 162 Thomas. Orlean. Soph., 64, 110, 193 Thomas, Ronny, Soph., 193 Thomason, Ed., Fr. 176. Thomason. Janice. Fr.. 176 Thomason. Robert. Jr.. 207 Thompson. Beverly, S. Fr.. 162 Thompson, Bob, Jr., 207 Thompson, Charles, Sr.. 116, 118, 234 Thomason, Tance, Fr.. 67. 176 Thompson. Katby. Soph.. 193 Thompson, Janice, Soph.. 67, 193 Thompson. Peggy, Jr.. 118. 207 Thompson. Randy. Fr., 65 Thompson. Ronnie, Fr., 176 Thompson, Rosemary, Jr., 207 Thorpe, Bob, Fr.. 176 Tidwell, Gail, S. Fr.. 162 Timmie. Shari, Jr.. 207 Tipton. Ann, Fr.. 116. 176 Tipton. Annette. S. Fr., 162 Tipton, Robert, S. Fr., 65, 162 Todd. Tommy. Fr.. 83, 176 Tolan, Sheran, Jr., 207 Tolar, Jack. S. Fr.. 79. 162 Tollison. Annette. S. Fr.. 162 Tollison. Jimmy, Fr., 176 Tomlin, Margaret, S. Fr.. 162 Tomlin. Mary. Soph.. 67. 193 Topmiller, Marybel, Jr., 207 Towns. Hugh. Soph.. 71. 116, 193 Traill, Judy, Fr.. 67. 95, 137. 176 Trantham. Patricia, S. Fr.. lf6. 162 Treadway. Waye, Jr.. 207 Trebits. Linda. Jr.. 62, 97, 207 Trombetta, Paul, Jr.. 83, 137, 207 Troup. Randy. Fr.. 176 Trussell. Donna. S. Fr., 162 Trussell. Vicki. Soph.. 102, 193 Tubbs, Larry, Soph.. 193 Tucker. Jack. Fr.. 176 Tucker. Paul. Fr.. 176 Turner. Bill. Fr., 176 Turner. Suzanne. Soph., 193 Twombly. Ralph. S. Fr.. 162 Ulmer. Susan. S. Fr., 118, 162 Upshaw, Cecile, Sr., 236 Vance, Bill. Fr., 94, 111, 176 Vance, Carol. Jr.. 62. 104. 136. 207 Van Gorder. Mack. Soph.. 78, 193 Vardaman, Toni, Soph.. 109, 193 Varnell, Joy, Fr., 67, 176 Vaughn, Ben, Soph.. 193 Vinson, Adricnne, Soph., 137, 193 Vinson, Jane, S. Fr.. 162 Vinson. Larry, Fr., 64, 78, 176 Voigt, Kay, S. Fr.. 162 Waddell. Andy. Soph.. 83, 193 Waddell. Dan. Fr., 64, 176 Waddell, Sandra, S. Fr., 162 Waddell, Yvonne, Sr.. 234 Wagenblast. Gaye, Soph.. 116, 193 Waller. Tommy. S. Fr., 162 Wall, Beckie, S. Fr., 162 Wallace. Barbara, S. Fr., 116, 162 Wallace. Bobby, S. Fr.. 162 Wallace. Jerry Don. Sr.. 80. 81, 82, 145, 234 Wallace, Nancy, Soph., 64, 193 Waltet, Kenny, Fr.. 176 Walters, Diane, Jr., 67, 207 Walters, Keith, Fr., 176 Wangler, Katby, Soph., 193 Ward, Genie. Jr.. 110. 114, 115, 207 Ward, Mary, Jr., 207 Ward, Wanda. S. Fr.. 163 Wardrep. Bruce. Sr.. 98, 234 Warner, B. J.. Jr.. 112, 207 Warnpole. Marlyln, S. Fr., 163 Warren, Becky, S. Fr.. 163 Warren, Clifford, Soph., 193 Warwick. Stanley. Fr., 176 Washam, Diane, Fr.. 67, 76. Ill Washburn. Bobby, Fr., 177 Washburn, Lewis, Fr., 177 Waters, Dandra, Sr.. 235 Watson. Jean Fr. 67. 177 Watts, Linda, S. Fr., 163 Weatherford, Peggy. Fr., 106, 108, 116. 177 Weaver. Jimmy. Sr.. 235 Weaver. Katby, S. Fr., 78, 163 Weaver. Mike, Jr.. 71, 207 Webbs. Calvin. Soph., 193 Webbs. Carol, S. Fr.. 163 Webbs. Wendell, Sr., 235 Weeks, Marianne, Soph.. 193 Weeks, Nancy, S. Fr., 163 Weiss. John. Fr., 177 Welborn, Patsy. Jr.. 97, 100, 109. 207 Welch, Jean, S. Fr., 163 Welch. Jo.Ann, S. Fr., 78, 163 Welsh, Linda, Fr., 177 Welsh, Stan, Fr.. 177 West. Betsy. Fr., 106, 108, 112, 177 West, Bill, Jr., 94. 104. 136. 207 West, Charles. S. Fr., 163 West, David, S. Fr., 163 West, Earl, S. Fr., 16! West. Janelle, Fr.. 177 West. Ronnie. Sr., 235 Westbrook, Patricia Ann, Fr.. 177 Westbrook. Patty. Fr., 108. 112. 177 Westcoat. Tom, Fr., 177 Westmoreland, Jo Anne, Jr., 207 Wetherell, Buck, S. Fr., 163 Wheeler. AI. S. Fr.. 163 Wheeler. Eddie. Fr.. 106, 108, 117, 137 Wheeler. Pat. Soph.. 106, 111, 112. 193 Whitaker, Marti, Sr., 235 White, Barbara, S. Fr.. 163 White. Donna. Fr.. 111. 177 White. Gwen. Soph., 79. 193 White, Larry. Fr.. 177 While. Nancy, Jr.. 207 White, Patricia, S. Fr., 163 While. Robert. S. Fr.. 163 White, Sue. Soph., 193 While, William, Sr.. 236 Whitehead. James. Soph.. 193 Whiten, Lynne, Jr.. 118. 207 Whitworth, Mike, Sr.. 84, 87, 98, 235 248 WidencT. Jan«, S. Fr.. 163 Widner. Vianne, Jr., 207 WUkie, Barbara. Jr., 20 Willard. Freddie, Soph.. M, 87. 111. 183 Williams, Barbara. S. Fr., 163 Waiiams. Celestia, Soph., 193 Williams, Emmelt. S. Fr., 163 Williams, Fred, Soph., 110, 193 Williams, Beorgia, Fr., 116, 177 Williams, Harold, Jr., 112, 207 Williams, Jamie, S. Fr., 163 Williams, Pam, Jr., 207 Williams, Robert, Fr.. 177 WUliams, Robert, S. Fr., 163 WiUiams, Robin, S. Fr., 163 Williams, Sandi, Soph.. 193 WUliams, Sue, Jr., 207 WiUiams, Waller, Fr., 106. 177 Williams, Wayne, Soph., 193 Willis, Paula, Sr., 235 Willis, Robert, Jr., 207 Willis, Sandra. Soph., 193 Willis, Tim, Soph., 193 Wilson, Bobby, Fr., 177 Wilson, Christime, S. Fr., 163 Wilson, Ferrell, Fr., 177 Wilson, Janet, Soph., 67, 102. 193 Wilson, Jerry, Jr., 58, 207 Wilson, Jimmy, Fr., 177 Wilson, Marianne, Fr., 177 WUson, Mary, Jr., 116. 207 Wimbish, Linda, Jr., 114, 207 Wise, David, Fr., 177 Wise, John, Fr., 112, 177 Wise. Tommy, S. Fr., 163 Woodard, Jack, Soph., 72. 88, 193 Woodruff. Barbara, Fr., 177 Woodruff. Donna, Jr., 207 Woodruff, Marsha, S. Fr., 119, 163 Woods, Brock, S. Fr., 65, 79, 163 Woods, Carol, Soph., 67, 100, 116, 193 Woods. Darid, S. Fr., 163 Woods, Hal, S. Fr., 65, 163 Woods. Jene, Soph., 76, 77, 116, 193 Woods. Jere, Soph., 77, 116, 193 Woods, Joe, Sr., 112, 236 Woods. Wayne, S. Fr., 83, 163 Woodward, Woody, Soph., 59, 88, 193 Woodworlh, Karl, S. 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