Dallas Christian School - Squire Yearbook (Mesquite, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1974 volume:

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Ecclesiastes 9:10 5 ,x Pictured left to right are repre- sentatives David Campbell, Karen Hatten, Tim Timmons, Kim Parks, Karl Jones, Suzie Avance, Stefanie Swigger, Jonny Vaughan, Kubby Avance, Barry Packer. T L Student Council The DC student council encouraged active interest in others throughout the school year. SC projects included Christmas gifts for an underprivileged family , Bibles for use behind the Iron Curtain, and new song books for Chapel. Pictured right is President Tim Timmons. Other officers are Barry Packer Cvpj , LaCinda Willits Csec. J , and Don Hebbard Qtreas.J. Q Speech and Drama Club 1 .j'??ii. ,f I iz -L lf ' Iafsiiw, Among the winning teams at DC was the Speech and Drama Club sponsored by Miss Leatherwood . The members placed in several tournaments they attended . The TCS Literary Meet was held at DC with DC placing 2nd , losing first place to Lubbock Christian by only 2 points. Pictured left are Speech and Drama Club officers CaLynn Car nahan Csec.J, Bill Haseltine ftreas. J , and LaCinda Willits Cpres.J. Y Pictured below, TOP ROW: CL to RJ C. Carnahan, S. Smith, D. Alexander, M. Pinnell, J. Payne, K. Hood, D. Raines, T. Verga, E. Wier, C. Howlett, S. Jones. 2nd ROW: K. Jones, T. Pinnell, T. Sloan, R. Sheffield T. Timmons, J. Patterson, F. Vaughan, lst ROW: G. Latham, G. Justice, D. Campbell, T. Gibson. ,,.,..., g I . . . . NHS MEMBERS ARE: CL to RJ T. Pinnell, S. Smith B Watts M Wright K Latham D Hebbard E Wrer E. Hall, L. Willits. K. Parks, K. Hood, M. Pinnell I Kannady R Drennan L A Stockdale T Deweese K. Stephens, D. Howard, P. Grimes, R. Morgan C Carnahan B Kmpp S Butterfield T Sloan I Payne K. Jones, D. Campbell, B. Alexander. National Honor Society NHS stands for outstanding leadership and academic scores throughout the school year. Each member must have an average grade of 90 and no grade lower than 80. Pictured at right are President David Kirk, Vice-President Judy Payne , and Sec. -Treas. Tim Sloan. National Junior Honor Society Pictured left is NHS and NIHS sponsor Tolbert Vaughan. are: T. Neu, K. Hilton, D. Kay, J. Vaughan, R. Hall, L. Alexander, C. Benson, G. Latham, B. Campbell, S. Sloan, V. Henderson, B. Pender, I. Smith, FIRST ROW J. Furrh, D. Bunting, B. Patterson, K. G. Baker, K. Payne, S. Galbraith. Watson, R. Sparks, S. Flynn, D. Martin, T. Tyler, R. Baker, P. Cox, Future Homemakers pf America The FHA sponsored the annual FHA Banquet in December. The club also had a Mr. Irresistible Contestg senior Carlton Willingham was the winner. FHA leaders pictured at right CL to RJ are Miss Chapman, sponsor, Penny Grimes, sec. , Leasa Collins, pres. , Sherry Butterfield, treas. , Becky Martin, v-p, and Kay Stephens, parl. Pictured below are SENIOR FHA MEMBERS CTop Row, L to RJ L. Yeldell, I. Payne, C. Carna- han, D. Raines, J. Hall, 2nd ROW: L. Jones, J. Westerfield, T. Day, S. Jones, F. Vaughan, FRONT ROW: Leasa Collins, B. Martin, P. Grimes, S. Butterfield. i JUNIOR FHA MEMBERS are CL to RJ TOP ROW: J. Wriht, R. Yowell, J. Kannady, B. Hoover B. Payne, P. Roden, 3rd ROW:J Kirk, I. Stringer, C. McDonnell, T. Roberts, B. Klein, L. Bruce, 2nd ROW: L. A. Stockdale, B. Knipp, S. Cor pany, C. Cumbie, M. Wright, B. LaRoe, lst ROW: S. Pullen, M. Pinnell, K. Stephens, K. Parks, E. Weir. SOPHOMORE FHA MEMBERS are CL to RJ TOP ROW: B. Drake, C. Baker, S. Danforth, R. Grissom, 3rd ROW: T. Adams, S. Swigger, L. Bruce, 2nd ROW: P. Morgan, E. Hall, S. Pow- ell, lst ROW: K. Hood, P. Gibson, W. Davis. FRESHMAN FHA MEMBERS are CL to RJ TOP ROW: K. Scott, T. Davis, S. Sloan, E. Schmaling, V. Henderson, lst ROW: K. Hat- ton, C. Howlett, R. Miller, C. Benson, S. Sustayta. Sponsor and officers are left to right: Mrs. Alexander, sponsor, Ronny Rinks, par- liamentarian , Terri Verga , pres. , CaLynn Carnahan, sec. , David Kirk, treas. ',--- - 1 I 'rl , I I ,V gi, V,,k.y i A , INWHHJJW . '-X ryvf' N.,-K A Y, ,.,, ., Spanish Club Learns to Sa 'cgHola! 99 fm,-f' Y .-'FAX Spanish Club members above CL to RJ are THIRD ROW: M. Tucker, W. Thompson I Patterson T Glbson R Hall, E. Schmaling, L. Thompson, M. Roberts, L. Evans, C. Moss, 2nd ROW R Woolverton B Bryant R Morgan, R. Miller, V. Henderson, C. McDonald, S. Brecheen, D. Kirk, B Packer B Bartlett R Drennan L. Yeldell, T. Pinnell, C. Carnahan, M. Scott, L. A. Stockdale, B. Haseltine T Verga L W1111ts R Rinks, BOTTOM ROW: Mrs. Alexander, L. Bruce, S. Sustayta, K. Hatten, J Furrh S Guthrie S Smith K Parks, R. Yowell, I. Hall, E. Wier, M. Pinnell, B. Knipp, I. Payne, P. Grimes S Pullen French II students pose in front of Brennan's. David Campbell 3 A ,n, F p, , ,Q .J. , ' f 9, ' A ,Wd Billy Alexander French Club The French II students with Miss Moore dined at Brennan's, feasting on such delicacies as shrimp creole, casserole Wilson and escargots. Members of the French Club not pictured are Tim Abbott, Cynthia Howlett, Lisa Alexander, Teresa Davis, Angela Brooks, Scott Easley. L Joan Kirk Torch Staff Meets Deadline The newspaper staff under the direction of Miss Leatherwood put out a record number of 8 editions of the TORCH. The staff toured the Dallas Times Herald where Judy Payne was awarded the honor of Outstanding Staffer of the Year. Staff members not pictured include Rick Timmons, Mike Odle, Garl Latham, Greg Justice, Marla McVey, Donna Womack, Marsha Wright, Walter Thompson, Rick Sheffield, and Cary Black. Don Hebbard David Molner News Ed. - David Kirk Layout Editor - George Clifton Spon sor - Miss Leatherwood W P i Q s E' N s,.,,,Mw,s,W,ii,, af V 4 , LKQA' K. QMS :if 'P I, QW! KW Editor Teri Verga. Assistant Editor Judy Payne. Ads Manager Rormy Rinks - vfwse STAFF: CL to RJ Tim Timmons, CaLynn Carnahan, Kristi Nichols, Wayne Green, and Debbie Raines 'qt n , WM I . L Q . -.- .,., X ae-'s 'i 'A, N I 1974 DCHS CHORUS members are CTop Row, L to RJ B. Packer, C. Craft, L. Stephens, S. Easley, G. Latham, D. Faulhaber, F. Wester, M. Scott, T. Timmons, W. Thompson, T. Gibson, B. Bryant, I. Patterson, I. Hoover, f3rd Rowj I. Hall, K. Hood, J. Westerfield, B. LaRoe, C. Benson, B. Pender, J. Vaughan, D. Heb- bard, P. Morgan, L. Jones, S. Butterfield, L. A. Stockdale, S. Sloan, D. Tunnell, 12nd Rowj E. Lemmons, P. Gibson, S. Avance, L. Yeldell, S. Danforth, B. Drake, C. Baker, T. Day, W. Davis, S. Jones, K. Scott, B. Knipp, I. Kirk, D. Womack, CBottom Rowb F. Vau- ghan, K. Parks, S. Powell, K. Stephens, R. Grissom, S. Swigger, D. Raines, C. Cumbie, P. Roden, S. Flynn, K. Rawlins. 1974 Chorus The 1974 DCHS a cappella chorus performed at many congregations in Dallas. In March the chorus went to Lubbock for the annual choral clinic where choruses from Abilene and Lubbock also participated . Lynn Stephens, president of chorus , Cpictured rightb organized chorus activities for the year. The chorus was directed by Ron Throneberry, part-time teacher. Varsity Cheerleaders Spark Spirit Varsity cheerleaders led well-planned , spirited pep rallies to cheer on the Chargers. Pictured above CTop to Bottom, L to RJ are varsity cheerleaders Trish Day, Julie Hall, Lynn Yeldell, Terrie Roberts, Ieananne Alexander, and Candy Cumbie. At left, head cheerleader Lynn Yeldell leads pep rally. Lettermerfs Club Lettermen's Club officers are CLeft to Righrj Don Sloan, sec. - treas.g Tim Havens, pres.g Billy 1, Alexander, V-p: Ronny Rinks, sergeant-at-arms . k bn .QQ Y '1' SENIOR LETTERMEN pictured L Tim Havens, Tim Timmons, Black, Steve Hammond, Lynn ro R: Karl Jones, David Kirk, Tim Sloan, David Campbell, Stephens, Gary Heironimus, Dewey Faulhaber, Don Sloan, Barry Packer, Jeff Hoover, Cary Wayne Green, Jim Doudney, IUNIORS are K. Avance, T. Cobler, D. Boxell, B. FRESHMEN are CL to RJ Kyle Hilton and Garry Con- Nevil, S. Brecheen, D. DeWeese, M. Scott, C. ner. Schenkel, J. Gainer, T. Thompson. f Snodgrass' Cowboy Craft, S.OPHOMORES are CL to RJ M. Offutt, L. Yeldell, R. Reynolds, N. Mul Alexander, Alan Chance, hug' ly Rinks. Junior Varsity Cheerleaders Junior Varsity teams had their own cheerleaders for the first time this year at 'DC . Below left to right are J V cheerleaders Pam Gibson, Suzie Avance, Stefanie Swiger, Kim Parks. Q l r , 4 1 iii .5 ,g 9ff3!Vfg' - gs . i W so...4 ft' w..........w.a..e.Q,.-v-man ,,W-.--b-w--- X Q 1 'I 3 A-f 1 ' A may i' , Suzie Avance, Head JV Cheerleader J 1 5 it ' V .ia CL d sa, 1 f2,Yff ull, ,, 4 -or rrtttsl i idr a auar , , 'f '-'hung-1-Q a,,,..y - I I .. , .s. ,Q if as ar fzwiisyggy Varsity Cheerleaders of the future? Junior Hi gh Colts are Number 1. Cheerleaders Show Spirit Junior High Cheerleaders CAbove , Left to Righty are: Lynda Packer, Lisa Neu, Sherrie Gal- breath, Karen Driggers, Angela Butcher and Deleana Green. At bottom left is head cheerleader, Angela Butcher. i 27 Pep Club Supports Chargers Pictured Left to Right: Sponsor, Janice Sewell, captain, Becky Marting co- captain, Sherry Butterfieldg secretary-treasurer , Leasa Collins. Sponsors not pic- tured: Ruth Crowe and Vir- ginia Mosier. Pictured Left to Right: CTop Rowb W. Davis. J. Kirk, J. Stringer, C. McDonnell, E. Hall, K. Hood, I. Furrh, S. Flynn, 14th Rowj B. Knipp, P. Morgan, L. Stockdale, R. Grissom, S. Powell, E. Schmalling, C. Benson, R. Miller, K. Hatton, 13rd Rowj C. Carnahan, S. Srnith, T. Adams, C. Baker, K. Scott, K. Smith, D. Kay, L. Evans, C2nd Royj L. Jones, K. Stephens, M. Pinnell, P. Morris, V. Henderson, A. Brooks, S. Sustayta, B. Pender, CBottorn Rowj B. Martin, S. Butterfield, L. Collins. STUDENT LIFE Let no mad despise thy youth, but be thou an example of the believers, in word, in conversation, in charity, in spirit, in faith, in purity. I Timothy 4:12 .X 1 Teachers lead chapel. New Year Be gms The 73-'74 school year began, as usual, in mass confusion. The first week consisted almost entirely of switching classes, memorizing one's locker number, making new friends and enemies, finding the right parking space, and filling out endless class schedules. Y W., lun, ,,,,, Q. Where's mine? e if ' new Z.. Organized chaos. L'- Rallies Pep Up School SE? Enthusiasm is rampant. Revenge is sweet. b ' I o s - o s l ll - W , ss.,, ., , U-Q I f .-- ..f. ,,,E,EfEfl,f K , l ssll l f . 1 N 413 1 gf. 5- s sss as s s Q1 LE .?. lll sls If llslll l ' ' ' '. ' K A W at A , ,,-.,, '-f :K I 5 Q ,fr E 6 A: p A ., o Asls ' s' s l:'ssss,fsg pf? ,,l , l ' 5 FQ , ,, 1 zll s N 4 ll slll lll l Chargers Stand Proud! N ' .' l H A h 'llt Kziaglbl N R nh ? - . f . i Q, gras , . , .. s...v 'M 'J ' N 11 5 in .. N Terrie shows spirit. Pep club yells for Chargers. Happy Birthday! Dr. Frankenstein, I presume? A well-executed play . Seniors stomp the freshmen. 0' K A moment for thought. Then came Price , . 0 iw., Seniors watch soccer game . Carnival Brings Excitement To DC Randall Thompson and Carnival Committee. Mr. Price and Miss Leatherwood win the crown. Seventh grade jailbirds On September 22, the PTA sponsored its annual carnival at Dallas Christian. The theme of this year's carnival was La Fiesta Mexicana and teachers Dan Price and Virginia Leatherwood were named King and Queen of the event. Much money was raised by the PTA and everyone had a good trme. ,Hx Mother never told us about Ultrabright. -ff 1A an Mr. White receives capital punishment. 1 I I T. Timmons andL. Willits MC program. Barbershop quartet s fust appearance. ,ptp ' af f I X'ff',,f.f . f ,,.mf'f X k ,,.,,, .. p. ,,,.,.W ...-35' Carnival ends with the pinata. Customers dine on Mexican food. attle of the Sexes October 9 brought the historic Battle of the Sexes tennis match at Dallas Christian. Following a preliminary exhibition game between Killer Carl Collins and Miss Virginia Leatherwood, the stars Mr. Daryl Lucas and Miss Carolyn Chapman got down to serious business. Playing before a delighted capacity crowd, Mr. Lucas struck a blow for male supremacy winning six games to one . Male chauvinist Lucas . wal, W Set for action . ' 2-a waawm if f I 'lf K 1? iittts M mi M 1 li , Mkdwwgkgr L' Billie Jean Chapman A long 5 minutes for Miss L. 'L G ,,,L,,,, 9 W V K H .Ns ?f - 1: , Xa X g 2 f A.wff,4'w' A A 4 , , 3 'germ :Ls ,,,1 5 s 3 ,,hf hh , Q 3 ,M n ,sf f fl ' , ,...anv-f . 'V Af.np,: ' iid - -..,,L , , L. ,i A ! h Oh, I don't know. Students are guests at Bell Telephone. y 1 , . -f l ,nw N 5 54' ' is gt. P x gg ? , N Q 5 W N Q .hi X , Q Q V' hffif1 X-,. X .. x , A L Lise ' X S r X 9: Nilfyikgs, QQ A ,xg 2 l 149' 'fn W A A. ,: - 5 Vkrrr Q ' gs kkrr l W , ' - s, A ' s pb ,s. 5.515 'M' .X Greenhill car bash. Wes' 16 fp Sendoff party for Miss Readak. 2 IJ .n ,Q 1. Wei ' wwi 1, V. ,-,s.,,gf 1 f ,A ,.,-, ,I , , xi, fy K 5 M 'C A X W J.: , yu., , J- . A -V n 1, ' W -it K ' f . 2 'L-'FR fx.: , 1 ' X n ' rdsZ,L1?wa- ffm I X ' . 'mu 1-u..Q,w,+. 4 - , , 'mg 1 Qgdggg, e fr, ,Q gg an ,qw Q, .H , . W .M Ami V f ,fi5fwf2:gf3,giZ2:? MQ J 7 G: j 'Mfwqw..3ggo,. .fu-7 X241 ' N -IB as 15.1 , fn ' 'N' Q , A Y, ,, s , farm.: 4 Q 5? qiifliw-52' x . 375.352 'ny ' , ,,' Qv We ' Q ' 1 wi ' QW, J llzrifx Hey There! proved to be very excmng at DC. crepe paper and Whlle shoe po11sh as hrghllghted the week s 3CT11V1I1CS, begrnrung w1th an early breakfast at Sambo s and contmurng through the afternoon pep rally and the football 0 ITS H ME MINE' THE COUNTRY DAY FALCUNS AR Q . T . if a T- e , ,Q rw? ,T Jope Tltett s W it M E Tim Timmons and T1m Havens prepare for b1g day lst Semester -A J' ewy- -F .fd f 1 f 'P . - P ,gggtv 'Q 1 I K . 'I QE we ' 1 P W. .M - Rf QQKQKKPSQ f. A if P , - -' . T , 22 , P 1 ' 5 W 1 Sophomores work on gym . Senior cheerleaders prepare for pep rally. L. M ,,f-ff!! 5 'hind Pep club cheers. Pep Club and cheerleaders receive flowers. -,q,,, K -4 .A at-, T','?H 552 , ', gm iii X K XA y Wi ff' , ,,,,. ff , . .' Y y as i- ew- -.,, yn Q I f ,Wm ,. .4 ..., , Gym is made ready for Pep Rally. Mascot cheers. Seniors nmask for Halloween October 31, 1974 Typical senior? -xg Loveis. . . 4 ee ' he ,,ee n fl e . .1 ,eol ieeee T he W we 'e'e - T 'Tiff' ' I if eoeoo e ' 4 Q ,.fgb K 5 +4 JJ N ,ra x 5 L Aw - Shucks . Q David Molner chaperones the boppers . The New Elvis! The Wild Bunch! ,L - Bob and John enjoy bachelorhood. XX Q. A wedding tradition . -l f HF L Class Gets if Hitehed November brought another landmark to DC as a group of couples got married in the Home and Family Living class, from 8:30 to 9:30, that is. .t Buying food , finding homes, and planning a budget F :EEQS iii t were all part of the daily activities. 3 t .. 3 E l 2 5 a S 5 Till death do us part? Dee. 15 Brings FHA Banquet Guests enjoy night at Rodeway Inn. A happy couple enjoys banquet. Guest speaker - Jim Hackney. , . Line forms for meal. Couples wait in lobby Students Make Children Happy Packages are eagerly unwrapped. Students enjoy Christmas, too. Mr. Timmons plays Santa Claus. On December 24, the D. C. students, under the guidance of the Student Council, gave the Martinez family a happy Christmas. The underprivileged family of 11 was showered with gifts of all kinds, from toys to clothes to food . Between the family who received and the students who gave, it was difficult to see who was happier. x 2 1 ii Duh! Havens and Sloan are a11 wet. Bob has food for thought. ,- a .N M E' .M 3- V I v MW . .A its X 5 I I I K 'V 141' :M ,A -:QQ 3 7' 'rw 1' k 3 1 t if- 1 ' Lk- 1 , .st , 1 is - ,im Basketball queen Terrie Roberts and court view game. The Old Pros . Basketball Ends in Style The 1973-'74 season ended in a flourish for both the girls' and boys' varsity squads. Playing before a packed house at DC, the girls staged great entertainment in their game against the women of the faculty. Meanwhile, the boys' varsity captured their third straight Championship against Greenhill with an incredible ending . The Big O goes for two. , 'v---....,,.M No matter how often you win, victory is always sweet! 4 45 On February 22, the Senior Class traveled to Ruidoso, New Mexico for the annual senior trip. It was a retreat full of skiing, water fights, mogul monsters, mountain climbing , devotionals , and an increasing closeness to one another. J. 5 'ig my X11 I'm a stud! Mays, the mogul. The meat squad A Dream Come True Skiers arrive at Sierra Blanca . The record breaker. ini x. fy.. , Q . rife? f 'Q' 1 x E1 Capitan - a picture with a thousand memories. 3 M E355 511. , S, -if L f ' Q Crowd enjoys meal. Athletes Honored at Banquet Speaker Willard Tate ... K I W Coaches receive appreciation awards . l N Athlete of the Year plaque . March 9 brought the annual athletic banquet where DC athletes are honored for the accomplishments in sports. Seventeen trophies, including Athlete of the Year, were handed out to deserving people at the affair held in the DC gym. The speaker of the evening was Willard Tate, head basketball coach at Abilene Christian College. Athlete of the Year - Billy Alexander -A ' Fi! , I , 3' ffl T ixi. at S N jst' if B. Campbell listens. DC gym was extravagantly decorated. Fx Your attention , please . Coach Patrick teams with Coach Price . The streaker. It's a hard life for a worm The other streaker. Talent Abounds at DC On March 22, the Speech and Drama Club sponsored a Variety Show. With participants ranging from elementary grades to a Barber-Shop Quartet, the show filled the evening with skits, music, laughs, and fun. Miss Leatherwood was co-ordinator of the show. Mr. Frank Timmons was MC. Coach Price , the singing star. The skit to end all skits, hopefully. DC Hosts TCS Literar Meet The Dallas Christian Speech and Drama Club clirnaxed their year when they hosted the Texas Christian Schools Literary Meet, April 5-6 . Though losing by only 2 points to Lubbock Christian for the Sweepstakes Trophy, DC did very well, garnering 8 first place awards, 'I second place awards, and 9 thirds. DC competitor Tim Timmons was named Outstanding Boy of the meet for winning more points than any other single boy. One of the biggest first place winners was the one- act play, The Woodshed , which won out over very tough competition. Miss Leatherwood directed the play and coordinated the meet. Miss Leatherwood schedules speakers. 1-...me We can't find anything. Q, v ff,L,, Mi 'Q S p leee Q fi L Yagi, ,.,. k K 4' tw. E tim mx K msn 5 is Us Ig! W Q 1 QM hr I 1 . I W A Teri Verga listens to Bible Reading. Extemp speakers prepare speeches. 5 2' 'S if L' ,, 1 F ,. 5,,,,,,,,M S 's 5 Xa uv If 4 n fa' Egg' af g,,a.w , -.f ,. I. 7' W .- We 0' fm or LaCinda draws topic from judge Helpers Mrs. Campbell and Mrs. Timmons celebrate. Steve Sanderson. A i Qwfw rffg :Q 6: i . ,great If ,-,,-M, I 5 ' . . fb ' ' N ffl J f f A , ,af ! , 'I' -6 I hi-an David Kirk and Karl Jones prepare for ready writing. Mr. Bennett and Mr. Beason compute points. N Old Friendships Renewed, Talents Used Spring was a time for many varied events. Former principal and athletic director Hugh Campbell and his wife Carole returned for a brief but welcomed visit. On March 27-28 the annual DCHS Bible Lectureship was held at the White Rock Church of , Christ building . Pictured CLeft to Right, Top Rowj Bill Haseltine, speaker Tim Timmons, David Campbell and Billy Alexander, FIRST ROW: Don Hebbard, Jeff Hoover, Tim Havens and speaker Bob Bryant. Pictured CLeft to Right, Top Rowj David Kirk, speaker Karl Jones, George Clifton, and Craig Schenkel, FIRST ROW: Jonny Vaughan, speaker Barry Packer, Tim Sloan and Joe Gainer. The Hugh Campbells Tuesday night lecture series. tx Wednesday night lecture session Melinda Pinnell receives ring. Hugh Campbell gives speech. J unior-Senior Banquet - a Gala Affair March 22 brought the annual Junior-Senior Banquet, given by the juniors to honor the seniors. The theme of this year's banquet, held at the Adolphus Hotel, was The Good Old Days. The guest speaker was former coach and principal Hugh Campbell who spoke on The Good Old Days. N I I I I Laura Jones receives gift. Senior Play E TARRING HIL I me DAvE MISS BARRETT! ! ! . . . dot, dot, dot . 1 D ! 5353 1.5! ,Q Signed: Neglected! Y x .3 X 1' if 5 I ff If ,M ,g yi ,wuymg f K W lb., 1 ww ff -'. K . .' .Nt my , 1 H5 wx K ' 'W ,' G v 4 , .L . .f A ef'M e gggyk Lou Martin is behind you . . . n ! E-1 161 5 , W . be -M : Y :iff 4 fmt ,x .AX - at x , W yrs 2 ! me d AE 311235 fm 111.31 I tgfgw, I You're a teach! ff! , I' f fd K Clerk Finch. Attention , please . .V - xx .,,,,W, W So I fell - Big Deal! so , it Axi- tl 2 3 ,U t t gs i, 163322 E' fl ...mt A . 1 NNE- '. Ar: Standing ovation for Don Hebbard . Awards Banquet With the closing weeks of the school year came the annual Awards Banquet held at the Garland Rd. Church of Christ building. Sponsored by the Student Council, numerous students were honored for scholastic achievements and service to the school. Judy Payne and Billy Alexander were named Mr. and Miss DCHS. Don Hebbard was named Student Council President for 1974-75. Tim Timmons and Barry Packer were mc's. Y 5. JF. Y ' it x X 0+ Q it 5 Q ' 1 1 eww' to 'mfs' , 9 R tr 2. s -. v ., 7 vys x z GSM e t fi f , K 9 4 4 -916' , '+?Q9 'F Fi: 44 4 Q ga V- L Q .Q Q ,fu X r , , mm. - , , it Q. ,, G 0 : 'v 0 X 9 i' L 4 e ' ' 9 4- Mrs. A. announces scholarships. I via TX.- Large crowd at Garland Road. W , in K - N Mr. Collins announces Science award. Barry Packer introduces a speaker. David K. enjoys meal. Wayne G. gets award School Year Ends With Commencement The school year officially ended May 24, when commencement exercises were held at the Garland Road Church of Christ building. As the 51 seniors received their diplomas and walked out of the auditorium , the event marked the end of an era at Dallas Christian. Gone is a class that for 4 years put its mark on the school. Gone , too, will be the building which housed that class for so long , and gone will be many of the teachers who both taught those students and learned from them . The future , however, will turn for Dallas Christian High School WHETHER GOOD OR BAD , one thing is for certain: DC will never be the same. Seniors file in during the processional . - D -- h -If ' :f r 'pf 05 . xr R , Q . I 1 , ,'.' ,fl xx .' :R ,,. ,, 551' ,.'N , I - v ' -' - . ,O ' xo ,LM I 'X' 114 f 5 :Tig ' mxgks . Q 'SQVQ 'A . . . . Q' x - 1 .,::lV3'::3 I . ' ': -dv af- ,. fa , 1. ' - S, f 10 fr X Nr . ' T' 'u A f' . 5 in ' .10 d J Q u-O Q ' Q S if fd! ,. 6 0' U 1 fly Q 9 .iq I ' 1 5 lei' H ,..S.' , Y 'S :- ..., 4 - 1,1 1i 'L' X Nfg,f'4 x X 'ST . , . -.4-.IN ug 'rf ,W 'iw-Q M QV? 115556 155391252152 L ,I 1 fgp ' 1 YM W: ,af ,V 5,-aff. wiuf 1i -mzw 'Si y'f'w ' 'I PER ONALITIE But seek ye f1rst the kmgdom of God, and H15 nghteousnessg and all these things shall be added unto you. Y.. f :ka -- L-X? f .-1.4-If- H v5',1' ivan I , x NK, Matthew 6:33 I KN, 3P,X ':- A: 'Q 1' 1' r 4 s 'I 3 I, ,H , ,Q :jg Zlf 5- -KY-hm ep'- . . - I .fs ', V ' ,lg 1 xg Qt 1' 'bf' 4'V4 , ., 1' . ' 1' 'ff ff .1 - ,Y:,'3f..--M -w,- -rww , ,,,, n , , , ., . d L , . 1 ' 1, 1 -4 1 P' afwrif ,Y' ,- ,'.x-f .:z. fx'-1, N flfd r f 'f 'xp , 5,-4 ' 'Q vflffc uw? 1' I' '31-A was f -.wfw ., ' ,. Class Favorites The 1974 class favorites for the ninth through eleventh grade classes were chosen by their fellow classmates. Pictured below, left, are seventh grade favorites Rodney Baker and Deleana Green. Below right are eighth grade favorites Paul Cox and Karen Turner. Seated at opposite page left are freshman favorites Lee Cobler and Kristi Smith, while opposite, lower left, are sophomore favorites David Drews and Ellen Hall. Standing, opposite extreme right, are junior favorites Melinda Pinnell and Brad Nevil. ss , 1 'Ji Nunnu 'Bow afi?xf f'6m QS-7 Q Q na 4? ...av if - 1:5 . gg q gn M9 ', 4. 44,1 1-B , 'Q up .y . , 3 . A wyl, 44 , WP? u ' A ,- .6 . V1-4 . u 82 , 1 . xf, 41 .X 5, . ui rig, ,V 1 H42 mf f fn 2- Qs' ' Denise Alexander Is Crowned 1973-74 Football Homecoming Queen l P dgho D A1d red below q minees Pa 1 R d d I y Westerfi ld crio i i s 1973-74 Basketball Homecoming Voted to Terrie Roberts Pictured left is Queen Terrie Roberts. Pictured below are queen nominees Trish Day, Jean anne Alexander, and Suzie Avance Cowboy Craft is FHA Beau f The 1973-'74 FHA beau senior Cowboy Craft is a ' li 2 2 2 2 pictured below. At upper left is beau nominee senior Billy Alexander. Beau nominee at middle left is junior Doug Boxell and beau nominee at lower left is senior Tim Havens. 5 Mba! R an,, i QM f ATA 'Lf-fi? . 5 .. f- Sjiivjf, ' , ,- v s- 3:1 1 Athlete of the Year Billy Alexander 1' fn. x' Q i ww A gg ,. . .,,.. .. ,, -. ywgmkrws i 'R U f 2 . -- iz--.. :zfiffif fiifff - -I Q- :ff ' 4 ' L'L. '- it qi t V w. s t. E A 1 k...L 5 In 'wi ' 1 utstanding Bo and Girl - The Outstanding Boy at DC for 1974 is KARL JONES. KARL is a member of the National Honor Society and has been named to both the Merit's Who's Who and the Outstanding High School Students organizations. KARL is a 3-year letterman in basketball and has won awards in business education. A student at Christian Schools for 8 years, KARL has also twice been a lectureship speaker and also a member of the Student Council. DC's Outstanding Girl for 1974 is LEASA COLLINS. In her 2nd year at Christian Schools, LEASA is a member of Merit's Who's Who. She is also the secretary-treasurer of the Pep Club and president of the FHA . VVho's Who Among American High School Students I W I I X A s Juniors pictured above CLeft to Rightj are: Don Hebbard , Ieananne Alexander, Melinda Pinnell, Candy Cumbie Kay Stephens, LaCinda Willits, Emily Weir, Terrie Roberts and Joe Gainer. l ,t 'fri M K, .4 CRITERIA FOR SELECTION: Demonstration of leadership in academics, athletics, extra- curricular activities or community service . Seniors CTop Row, Left to Righty Karl Jones, Billy Alex- ander, Tim Sloan, Barry Packer. CBottom Row, Left to Rightj Teri Verga, David Campbell, Tim Timmons and Lynn Yeldell. utstandin xi X. at fr' Z 3' I if t 5 ,V y ip V -V V g y, I f by ' t Tim Sloan - Science hs. X Teenagers of America Becky Payne - Homemaking :ff'4'3 2425? ,mae I Karen Latham - Music y : I ' ' ' ne.. ' ' as 'S ' ff 'Iii 1, , .e,n,, 1 ' . ,.-f X - to . gg r - ,A 1 3 .X , N, rfiinf .W ' 1 tai' 5 ff , f A - 1 Y 15 3' , - ,Q :gg if if' , , Ss R' tb 3 , F' 1 5, 4 f , , , ,gfW.'W 1 str, QviN, ,L wg, R432 Billy Alexander, Denise Alexander, Athletes. CRITERIA FOR SELECTION: Leadership, community or school service, extra- curricular activities, scholarship, or sports. Family Leader The Betty Crocker Search for Leadership in Family Living is a 50 minute written knowledge and attitude examination related to homemaking In the 20th annual examination Teri Verga scored 99070 to become the Family Leader of Tomorrow at DC Tim Sloan placed 2nd with a score of 960 Barry Packer, Billy Alexander, Seniors of Tomorrow TERI VERGA 'A .I J VAVJ , 01. I Outstanding American High School Students CRITERIA FOR SELECTION: Academic achievement and leadership in school, service and athletic activities. Seniors CLeft to Rrghtl are Billy Alexander Lynn Yeldell Tim Timmons, Leasa Collins, Barry Packer, Tim S., 5 CX , is 9 , C Q H 1 M 1'1f:ff2f 1 s S ,, ef .1 f- 2' zffiilw ' g,Z,f.,:fY1zi:-- it 5151? -Beans asm, - Q W? i V l f or t 2 is I x ,R Y' ,Aix 1 :??9fs'i! , 'L get if f Es? t vi vi- ez: 417573 f ' 1 as K, 17 ' N , N iii '3 '.-- 1 Sv . ,L,,,g, J, ,rg t ,:,w1. ,xaiifbei hw f 'Fix VSVWS? ,, ,ss -. ' iifvigiii ,Katt 1, , , ,,C, iii ff, at t. ff, wx' S K Valedictorian The valedictorian for the senior class of 1974 is Miss Karen Dean Latham. Karen, whose grade average of 99.028 is the highest in the schoo1's history, has attended Christian Schools for I3 years, and has won academic awards for music, math, English, and schol arship. A National Merit Scholarship Commended Student, she hopes to major in history at Abilene Christian College. 72 , .M x g WM ' I Y ft 5 v WJ! . Salutatorian The 1974 salutatorian of DCHS is Mr. Billy Joe Alexander Christian Schools for 12 years, compiled a grade point average academic award in French. An all-round student involved in many activities B111 plans to major in medicine in Harding College. wmmm 3 1'. DCHS Billy A Alexander The 1974 Mr. DCHS is Billy Alexander. Billy is a member of the National Honor Society ands has been both a student council representative arf vice-president of the senior class. A three-sport letterman, Billy has been named to all-star teams in basketball and football and has received several athletic awards, including Athlete of the Year. Bi11y's scholastic achievements earned him salutatorian honors while his varied talents led him to be named to such organizations as Merit's Who's Who , Outstanding American High School Students and Outstanding Teenagers of America. Billy also received the I Dare You award. He has been an active participant on the newspaper and annual staffs and in the Lettermen's Club, French Club, and the Senior Play. A well-liked student, Billy was voted Freshman Class Favorite, FHA beau nominee, and Mr. Senior Class. Miss DCHS Judy Payne Miss DCHS for 1974 is Judy Payne. A top-notch student, Judy has been active in the FHA . Spanish Club, Pep Club, Senior Play, and the Speech and Drama Club. A student in Christian Schools for 3 years, Judy was both co- editor of the school newspaper, THE TORCH, and a section editor in the annual during her senior year, as well as vice- president of the National Honor Society . Her work with the newspaper earned her the Most Valuable Staffer award from the Dallas Times Herald , and she was voted Miss Senior Class by her schoolmates . DCHS ominees 41922 11 i. I ' . a i ' f' I ,-,, -,M W Z? dw X ,Q pw: 'I , . 2 Pi A Z , 4' 5, A J 1e,.i,ezaz1.t-ix' A V. ' ' W' 53 N 53. . V ' f R -' ' ' 2142 24, . W4 'ZW1 KW A ' iw, .waz L :wa M, ,414-ff fs . . ,vml 1 an ' f, 773' 1372125 if? f ' wif ,QL . ' V, 9 Q, rv, 'A 1 ,.f:vw,.. I ,, xr- ru? da ff 2 ,iff ' . 1' ez in 'TFA - . .-f gfijqv an ,-I, 1533 ' MA - ' 1 -,,:r'1i- ,Run X ' y.w,.?,e' ,i v R if ABOVE: Karl Jones, Trish Day. UPPER RIGHT: David Campbell, Lynn Yeldell. LOWER RIGHT: Barry Packer, Leasa Collins. 4 .VV -- n fli p ., I .- , if V50 If pe WM! 'ff 3? 5 ,nf if J? , ff ff , ii .f milk Ya 5-F f j if 1. fa! K 9 Jw H A F ., ,M , F' '23 my K 5 S H - 3 maui ft . V ,ad I C I' ' , I I I if 1 as 7 -f 51. 7949-1.3, ' - x ' 1 1 I , 1 1 arf, 'af- ,fx urn , F... 11 ,IA rf 'F' U 1 q 1. 1, -' A Q' .Ji Q 4- C' 'V - r'. 5.2 Q 4'V4 -5 - ' ' . 4: 2 I .-Q, -.. X , .. 5 ,n ,Q4 ,Q , d s 1 - f 5,55 ,e I 4 ' RM nr, f , 94 :mt 4- 0 -. ,sg Q Y A . 5 1 K: Q A .4 V Jw Y? 'J ' 'J , 4 A ,ul I ' ' 0 4: .15 dh. l - I ' 4-V' . fo l,If It .' f 1 ' . -' --VF' ' 'rx 2' C spd .I Ni . 1,.f?q 'I '-6 , in --- .5 ,- 1 J- '.',. ,I X .. , n -7 s' lixixd ' I ,,,, t, X , I I f 'fu f , 'fy 5 0 HO ORS favour rather than silver and gold. Q I X A good name 15 rather to be chosen than great I1ChCS and lovrng - Proverbs 22:1 -- tl 5-.42 rw u' xxx . .,.. .Jw . -- ,U . 5 . ,, . During the 1973-'74 football season, Sambo's restaurant gave free steak dinners to the outstanding player and his father of each game. This season's winners were Billy Alexander 425, Brad Nevil, Steve Bredheen, Don Sloan, Wayne Green, Ronny Rinks, Dewey Faulhaber, Barry Packer, Lynn Stepehns. Junior high athletes receiving awards at the sports banquet were Mark Taylor Cfootballj, Mike Hoover Cbasketballj, and Darrell Tunnell CAthlete of the Yearj. Elementary' winners were Undrey Wash Cfootballb and David Whittington Cbasketballb . Sports Awards - W . M. Campbell receives one of the many participation awards given. David Whittington receives elementary basketball award. Football Awards BILLY ALEXANDER LYNN STEPHENS Offensive Back Offensive Lineman . 'QM TIM SLOAN - Defensive Lineman DON SLOAN - Defensive Back SL Ag Basketball Awards 6 na. it KARL JONES JIM DOUDNEY Best Defensive Player Best Rebounder BARRY PACKER Fighting Heart ' ,. I' ' i E is A 42, JAKE! Q -Q , . ,J 4 . ., ,gf Y 1. ,X .W hw, W. J 'JW 'I W KARL JONES - Fighting Heart STEVE DOUDNEY - Most Valuable Player Quai? if fd :rp N A X V. . -l .-3? ,ttf . - K Spirit and Athletic Awards Honor Students Pictured above left is most valuable Junior Varsity football player, Robert Reynolds. Upper center is Bill Haseltine , most valuable I V basketball player. Pictured above right is loan Kirk, most valuable defensive basketball player, while middle left is the most valuable offensive player, Denise Alexander. Pictured at lower left are the winners of the school spirit award, Tim Havens and LaCinda Willits. Literar Meet Winners Members of the one act play cast who performed The Woodshed , winning first place honors were: Tim Timmons, Rick Sheffield, David Campbell, Teri Verga, Melinda Pinnell, Karen Latham and Lynn Stephens First place Literary Meet winners were: David Campbell, extemporaneous speakingg Teri Verga, dramatic interpretation: Karl Jones, Bible reading: Barry Packer, original oratoryg Melinda Pinnell, poetryg Tim Timmons, prose and Rick Sheffield, slide rule . ,i. -Q.. FALL One act play cast, The Woodshed ,. Literary Meet, first place winners. 'M A Second place Literary Meet winners were: Emily Weir, spelling, Marsha Wright, typing: Robby Drennan, slide rule: Judy Payne, shorthand and Tim Timmons, Bible reading. Third place winners were: Melinda Pinnell, prose, Tim Sloan, science: Janice Kannady, shorthandg Tom Pinnell and Rick Sheffield, debate: Rick Sheffield and Teri Verga , duet acting and Tim Timmons, poetry and original OIHIOIY. Tim Timmons, who won or was part of two first place , one second and two third place awards was named Outstanding Boy of the Literary Meet. 5 W 3 F? . ...,.,,..... . ' ....,, ...w . A, .,.. ...su ,. ..... ...S '-H-if--z::': 1:11:53 1 Second place Literary Meet winners. Third place Literary Meet winners. Tim Timmons 44 'Z ,, L Academic Awards ix f Barry Packer - Bible 4 'XfQx Rx A t di . t e, mg A. K. xx X We Kay Stephens - Chorus in r A N- we- uf -E V - 1 v Becky Payne - Homemaking fi 1 ww X n'h 'I 1 1 , . . vw- -1 .,A,' , R ,,. IH., , .- N ,L Karl Jones - Bookkeeping I Marsha Wright Earned b Students Typing Karen Latham - English, Math, Scholarship Emily Weir Cbelowj - Social Studies Tim Sloan fbelowj - Science ,,LV- V if VN 1 s K David Kirk - Scholarship LaCinda Willits - Speech!Drama Fran Vaughan - Service X he Teri Verga - Spanish, Journalism ,asf Qwfiaglii fe ' 3 l ,, his X S ,. X 1' , N 'K . : 1 g , Lisa Alexander - French Wayne Green - Newspaper Photog. and Yrbk. Service David Campbell - Yearbook Don Sloan - Yearbook Photography -4 A ? , I , fa. ,Q I Q CaLynr1 Carnahan - Yearbook Service Junior High Awards LA. 5 I Sherri Galbraith - Bible, Outstanding Girl l 'FX Kent Watson - Outstanding Boy .X ,, K , i i 3 r if Tim Tyler - Social S. , Bible, Science Q l V: 1 2 2 in Bobby Campbell - Math, English ind Fi before us. 9 . Q w .. 'n .K ' ss. SPORTS v... S . . . let us lay aside every weight, and the sin which doth so eas- ily beset us, and let us run with perseverance the race that is set Hebrews 12:1 Char ers Storm To -p a tlss A wt HLRIJERS , A WK' P .1 v V ERS W 6 . tw -f if , -7 4 ? cancers caucus 1 V O 'LN mutatis iz., LH artists t RUBEN 1974 CHARGERS: CL to RJ B. Alexander, B. Packer, D. Boxell, R. Reynolds, W. Green, M. Offutt, T. Havens, K. Avance, S. Easley Cmgr.j, SECOND ROW: M. Gibson, S. Boxell, B. Nevil, S. Hammond, M. Tucker, R. Timmons, Ci. Craft, J. Hoover, T. Cobler, THIRD ROW: L. Stephens, D. Deweese, C. Schenkel, D. Hebbard, D. Faulhaber, J. Denson, D. Campbell, T. Sloan, A. Chance, T. Timmons, FOURTH ROW: R. Rinks, M. Scott, G. Heironimus, J. Gainer, C. Black, S. Brecheen, J. Patterson, D. Sloan, FIFTH ROW: Coaches B. Campbell, D. Price, M. Patrick, C. Collins, D. Lucas, Head Coach R. Dean. Tense Charger coaching staff watches from the sidelines. Coaches are CL to RJ Richard Dean, Carl Collins, Mike Patrick, Daryl Lucas, Dan Price, and Bobby Campbell. -3-1 Record A gallant pass preserve Defense was l argers racked fsi. 6 5 W X s Faulhaber leads the play . d l and piled single 14 E Played year . 6 r e's flag and 1 ii' di ay Hub Fon Worth to keep 1 Trinity football year for a K O saw the Sloan breaks loose . Billy Led the Wa 3 Of all the players that ever have worn the Charger Blue and White, none have been greater than Billy Alexander. All told, Billy set eleven school records including most yards gained rushing in a game C2003 and in a career 121065, most total yards gained in a career 426935 , and most points made in a career 11503. He made the TISC All Conference and the Dallas Times Herald All Private teams two years in a row, was voted All State by the Texas Private School Association, and was named Defensive Player of the Year by the Dallas Morning News. Billy will be remembered, however, for more than records . Beset by injuries most of his career, he never complained but instead fought back at every setback with courage and determination. In everything, he was a winner. Billy breaks away at Gorman. '- v W is ,5 . , A. ff, s Nz, 'X ' ,AISRYDNL R' X? 1 ,. ,iff -W g f No . 10 twists away. Billy punts. No. 10 sweeps against Meridian. .941 1-ni: .4 'khaki Hammond sticks 'em. And the Chargers Followed Against St. Marks in the first game of the year, DC undoubtedly played the finest game, tying the Lions 0-0 . Although a 4-touchdown underdog, the Chargers held firm against the brutal Lions' attack throughout the game. The climactic moment came deep in the fourth quarter when St. Marks, armed with momentum, stood knocking on the door with a first down on the Charger 2 yard line. The defense , led by Billy Alexander and Don Sloan, held on down and the offense came to the rescue with a 46-yard pass from Alexander to Tim Havens. It was a beautiful night. But the Defense was Tough! 4 xx -, N .,', , fi A , ,, 2 ' y 4 K is , Y H 4 W 'L J., ' A Q - 3 .ii P ' Play defense! Defense burys Gorman. X. f 'T Defense holds on goal line. , , s 4? Brecheen charges Chargers Show t Reynolds and Cobler close in. Nevil protects the passer. Senior Spirit! Rinks headhunts. N Offense moves . P X -1? 4 Defense crushes Lion back. Boxellgfgcks 'em. Pride and Spirit! Hammond closes in. Sloan breaks away .Qi Cobler makes perfect tackle . Nevil dives for yardage . 3 'X' VERIUM- 6 ,fy ,M , ff' Defense hangs in tough. One Dream Was Crushed f' in in ' v Rinks puts em down. ,,'v X 'Q V .. 7 W'-:M x 'X ' i 5 f ' 1 ff' 5 jf KM , M M kr ,ff a Whig . ' ff 2, y 'K fi ,. Z' im s , ' - K ' , 132.531 -if A: -14 dwell? My - Swim gwililizibfv 'W f bf 1 ' lfzfiggfbt Defense manhandles back. .751 I ss Reynolds runs . ,u59'a,., i . Black boots 3 points. gi? :,, kill '.. X X 3 fl 5 I X A IFX Q fb fi 5 2 We me X Pj- 'M W ' . , 4, ,Q me x l if U' ,f 4 1 ,lg X A f M X R Dean gives final orders. 4 But Another Came True The next 3 weeks were a nightmare for the Blue and White, losing 2 out of 3 games and any chance to win or tie for the conference crown. The Chargers never lost their pride , however, coming back the next week to stomp Greenhill 33-7 . It was sweet revenge for the Blue and White who had fallen before the Hornets for 2 straight years. The win also gave DC its eighth straight winning season. Dean ends another successful season. Offense huddles. Sweet revenge . Old enemies. Junior Varsity Plays Tough The Junior Varsity under coach Dan Price won 3 of their last 4 games to finish the season with a 3-4 record. Robert Reynolds and Mike Offut paced the backfield while Bobby Stout, Steve Newsome and David Gibson backed up the line. Reynolds follows Tippit. Offutt attacks. Offense takes off. 1974 JUNIOR VARSITY: CL to RJ F. Raines, J. Black, R. Reynolds, N. Mullins, J. Gainer, T. Neu, M. Offurt, L. Yeldell, SECOND ROW: G. Conner, J. Hare, J. Vaughan, D. Gibson, M. Tucker, K. Hilton, M. Driggers L. Cobler, J. Faulkner, THIRD ROW: Coach Dan Price, S. Newsome, M. Roberts, C. Tippitt, I. Adcock, R. Hall, S. Billingsley, B. Bearden, I. Brantley. W, ,u-'W ' 2465. www .. sw . t .-arid. 1- 1 P QM 'S-SW.,-. Q ' J fi ,f 4 lsr 'rv 4 I ' If -. Kiev- ribiifggi f ' A ' Y K Offense gets ready. 3 y-C I Price gives the word. V ' 'Q W AL,V,,V W Defense gets tough . Hilton pulls away. DC OPP 0 Cedar Hill 12 0 Red Oak 6 0 Bishop Dunne 36 19 Country Day O 24 F . W . Christian 0 6 Red Oak 24 40 Christian Academy 6 of Oak Cliff Offutt explodes . v - - - v uv , f v wr w 3 ' ,F .., ,, 4 y . S F' yn jr y,,, Q , ,, . , ,, ,. . : Q y at J - ig f ir. 1974 COLTS: CL to RJ D. Merrell, L. Wilkins, K. Ingels, S. Taylor, K. Tyler, R. Logan, B. Campbell, R. Speights, SECOND ROW: B. Bradley, S. Jones, B. Moss, S. Farris, G. Doughtery, G. Samek, R. Greenhaw, J. Rodgers, D. Black, THIRD ROW: D. Tunnell, C. Ferguson, P. Ernst, G. Baker, P. Cox, B. Baker, M. Hoover, D. Stoneking, FOURTH ROW: Coach M. Patrick, J. Allen, C. Grissom, K. Watson, P. Witt, B. Ragland, M. Taylor, D. Martin, B. McKeehan, Coach B. Campbell. C C , ,,,, ,... asia Colts Scoreboard DC OPP 21 Cedar Hill 34 30 Trinity Christian 0 9 6 St. Marks 34 56 Ft. Worth Christian 6 O Ft. Worth Country Day 20 30 Trinity Valley 38 14 Cistercian 30 ' T A C ,,... .lt . 56 Lakehill O ' at T -,i,L,.il,15, '-,,., ' r ' 14 creenhni 21 Siiiii ttir B 4 it Backfield in motion. Colts Stampede s Y Cox Retreats. 5 4 E O , 5 Wmwr, ' W W , , 1 ., Q-he gh r so -- X ,j, .5 4..+,:,.i .,4,3.i:,i gli. WWF' Taylor gets rest. Ernst sprints mf Colt defense closes in. Coach Dan Price DC Career Record: 75-32 DC Conference Record: 48-4 3 Straight TISC Championships 1. ' M . - Q E. .-,- .. l DC oPP f 5 7 , 1 54 Ferris 56 . ...L 4- , A J ' 52 Midlothian 44 V y ' 78 Ferris 63 ' 1 i V f S Q ,, 66 Avalon 63 S--....,,,,,, 2' 92 Tyler St. Methodist 62 5 fQ5.55 69 Mnford 95 ri 2 64 Seagoville 56 ' 66 Rockwall 52 66 I A 72 Ferris 63 7 J ' ' 61 Kaufman 65 70 Seagoville 53 7 'H 72 Ro ckwall 50 , . MM 72 Lakehill 56 .,X..A. 70 Cistercian 57 81 T. Christian 50 tt,, t.55txtMt ,ma 63 F.W. Christian 47 Jones gets 2 . Chargers Varsity Storms to 25-5 Record DC OPP 79 F.W. Country Day 61 79 Trinity Valley 56 72 Greenhill 60 92 Lakehill 52 83 Cistercian 77 K2 OTJ 87 T . Christian 36 67 F. W. Christian 57 71 F.W. Country Day 64 66 Abilene 69 63 Lubbock C.H.S. 39 59 F . W . Christian 54 58 T . Valley 56 72 Greenhill 54 CPlayoffJ 48 Greenhill 47 C1 OTH 1974 CHARGERS: CL to RJ D. Kirk Crngr.J, B. Packer, K. Jones, D. Sloan, B. Bartlett, G. Heironimus, Coach D. Price, J. Doudney, S. Doudney, B. Alexander, T. Havens, D. Boxell. Charger Record Best In Histor ,. f ff Xie x ' K'-5, .S 'L Heironimus scores . rggfk rv A W of Packer lays it in. Af'- 1-- ,, ra ., .5 . 3 AR.. MUCH: W K fag' MM 5 we Q35 n :raw was 11 - 4' , Q , 'fr Q3E:4QQK Q ,.,,M,, rx , ar ' er F IA.. ff' 1 X' , , ,,- 'iQMM,..,..,.- 'Q .iz Alexander guns in two . ,,.,,fv BLHS E' i m, ,. p .I-,kt TSW!! ls ff 'VJ if I. Donbdney hits. p pypssp t t an s y e r s r . c 1 ,g F .pp if Vi' -url' Y .1 . A . yyps W-- K ,Lf T-f Q T vter t T 'Z s L S ,,,l if 1 iii- S i i' 'fufzffs c f I4 . - ' ! Qs . ' ,gl . .:,, pi- t 4 . .mn 1. 1 gl' ff . gifjwf z -'14 ' i s F-+ ,l vtsi ,.i'4. ,.,, ' NAQL . ww' Z A W? 2, .. S gf k S. Cx .f- ul af . r Bartlett eases in two . S. Doudney fires. The Charger Basketball Team of 1973-74 enjoyed the finest year in the school's history posting a 25-5 record and winning their third straight Texas Independent Schools Conference Championship. The team set many records, including an incredible win streak of 38 straight conference games. It was a veteran team which started four seniors and possessed a perfect combination of ability and experience . Defense, however, was the key to the Chargers' success. It was preached fervently by Coach Price and played to perfection by the players. Havens passes off. Seniors make their last home appearance . 10 Who the Better? , , . , il , , A 4' MW -,.- ' QV- ,. , 'WE I y - ' ,, ilu , ' f ffigwf ,K A ,L ,V ,, , ,.,,,,Q 1 5133 ' M, rw ' K We ,A L , , F ' .. aa 2 a 'Q . a . A , ,.4,, , L,.k , ,, . ! f5l i Qf, . 315 A -, 5 in 5' fax: g if I 1 4 mrik I V C 65 ,. ,azawwmx an VVAKWA , . . Ii:J ' qw l V t. ' ., , 4, ix W , J kifajzzu Qi E, ',5,by-:Q 1,4 at jp' 4' Q vs i im, 2', t , L U 4 5 Ar 'J' Y 5 2212 2 If an 5 Q lvl? 1 X' ' , K? ,Q 'A g Q 5? x M 5 , if 1 5 G W .H I 5 av Sloan makes it look easy. Jim Dandy to the rescue. 'v Alexander battles underneath. ' ' , T ,, 'K f i r nno,a a aaee .4- ow? g jg, a , vm? 5 5 ! i 4 'SV' 4 V231 .. iffy, 'A , H5 p ' Q de VJ ,F-A . , 'K Q' f-1, I if-1 vw a 4, ,- oX e K I ,. ,V M Aa agile -J I ' S . Doudney fires. vm, ' L L, 1 I 'i , wdC ' Chargers ! 'X Q in U-----nw.-...,,., , qw, . -, ,,,,, wamf z .4.':,z,,3 . w.m4.z ---ff: 1 , , .9 . f' 3- .L LN I 1' . ,V - un i Packer climbs high. Boxell attacks. J . Doudney scores. ' Ng' e ' A 1 'W' We ask that the best team win. ,ff DC Wins 38 Straight and TISC ff' S. Doudney attacks basket. J SS-.,. ,ss MK P Bartlett pressures defense . Alexander goes under for two 110 F After an opening loss to Ferris, DC gained momentum and entered conference play with a 9-3 record. The Chargers continued their outstanding play in league action, winning their first eight games by an average margin of 22 points. In the ninth game at Cictercian, the Chargers seemed ripe for an upset. Plagued most of the night by bad officiating and their own poor play, DC found themselves behind by 17 points with only five minutes to play. Everyone had given up but the players, who, in a furious comeback, outscored the Hawks 21 to tie the game and send it into overtime. Two overtimes later, the Chargers won the contest by a score of 83- 77 . DC followed this with three straight conference victories and took second place in the Texas Christian Schools Tourney at Abilene . -4 I . D. on fast break. Team prays before game. X f 'V K Vk,.: , .,, fr H I . R LV I t s f' , ,f1?'f'g' cf? y Sloan sets up score . The record streak ended in the next to the last game at Trinity Valley as the Chargers fell 58-56. DC showed its character, however, and downed Greenhill twice to take the conference championship. The second game was especially memorable because it was won in overtime with a 45-foot basket by Steve Doudney. 3, Q1 Chargers fight for rebound. on yi, N-.1 ing... Packer penetrates . t NX ...SN at rf W M Battle under the boards F155 SY-H5 Junior Varsity Improves. 1973-'74 JV: CL to RJ I. Gainer, N. Mullins, I. Roberts, J. Vaughan, G. Conner, SECOND ROW J Black B Babbitt, C. Tippit, Coach Wayne White, B. Haseltine, M. Odle, F. Raines. J V Scoreboard DC 46 Ferris 35 Midlothian 32 Ferris 45 Seagoville 43 Seagoville 47 Cistercian 49 Trinity Christian 50 F. W. Christian 50 F. W. Country Day 47 Trinity Valley 55 Greenhill 49 Cistercian 64 F. W. Christian 49 F. W. Country Day 43 Abilene 52 Lubbock CHS 53 F. W. Christian 51 Trinity Valley 40 Greenhill OPP 69 65 55 44 45 52 36 54 36 55 57 55 36 45 60 64 48 '72 64 Haseltine drops in 2 vw---....,.,,,.-B QV- 'mm Q its mm ., , .mp We. V, Raines inbounds ball . Mullins pumps it in. Y The 1973-'74 Junior Varsity was one of the youngest in recent years . Bill Haseltine led the scorers with an average of 18. 1 points per game and Bobby Babbit was the leading rebounder. Though youthfulness and inexperience cost them several games, they played exciting basketball and should help the Charger if Varsity teams of the future . l D X , V Q if as 6 tp V X 0 , sr 'tn 'rl 'til if wa, s by gdilf m , l t v t r r s L ,ir V it ,yi kyil f .ffl giifflfff i 5' i Q Q N V ,i A . .,,, in A v I trrrfr' 5.2 . fh? 'A r ,fig E .,,,' r ,.---' ,L V. ' N as , X8 v'Lx V . , 'v---M A if N ss . , nt s , L81-maiuqvuwn mafw. Babbit hooks the ball for two. Roberts on the move . lf! an Junior High Basketball Runs to l2-6 Record Pictured betow qt ro RJ TOP ROW: T. Tyler , K. Watson, J. Rodgers, D. Tunnell, Coach I Bobby Campbell, P. Ernst, M. Hoover, D. V Blake, B. McKeehar1, 2nd ROW: D. Martin G. Baker, B. Baker, R. Baker, P. Wjitt, S. Benson, Nor PICTURED ARE: M. Taylor, and 'liltll C. Ferguson. lrhl B Let s go! J . Rodgers shoots for 2 points. N, B . Baker drives in for layup. 'U' M. Hoover goes up for rebound. Colt Scoreboard COLTS OPP 41 Seagoville 26 32 Rockwall 30 28 Cistercian 32 32 Trinity Christian 24 42 Ft. Worth Christian 14 35 FW Country Day 43 34 Trinity Valley 37 44 Greenhill 19 42 St. Pious 41 34 Cistercian 37 55 Trinity Christian 27 32 FW Country Day 52 38 Trinity Valley 46 48 Greenhill 19 51 Ft. Worth Christian 17 Won by forfeit: Ft. Worth Christian Lakehill C25 DC Begins Girls' Basketball For the first time in its history , Dallas Christian fielded a girls' basketball team . A young team , which included only one senior, tried their best and worked very hard. The team had four wins - three over Lakehill and one over Trinity Valley. The highlight of the season was the victory over Trinity Valley. After losing to TV in the first game , the girls came back in the second game to win in overtime play 48-40 . Sloan goes in for two . 1974 GIRLS' TEAM: CL to RJ Beth Knipp Cmgr.J, I. Kirk, M. Wright, C. Epley, D. Alexander, Coachl Sewell, L. Alexander, S. Sloan, S. Powell, E. Hall, K. Smith, Becky Payne Cmgr.J. W - at .-A? s ' 'Mi Kr' -.,, Aiii q ...- ,.... , . .. 'ff,,...w- v ' . V le gnu' P ,J E Q 1174 Kirk plays tough defense . 3. .,,,, vI'2 Vz k Wright shoots free throw . Alexander snares rebound Q I z 3 v B. Alexander D. Alexander C. Black . C. Craft J. Doudney D. Faulhaber G. Heironimus J. Hoover K. Jones 1973-74 ..,.V . a --My-4---J V-he--A ' V -- - ' f 4 -M. ,.,...,.,,.,., q5i1,lf.., ,, ' 4 'W ' .1 ww,-74? 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Chance 2 - - --mzzegf A , -M , .. ,.t,, , ., I ' A ' , n,,, - T, I .. mm.-1,2 .... 1 ....,,.,..:f ,,,14,--ew! - T ' 2 , ., 1 hge, . ' A l - V T 4 ,Wwe w M-Jr, ' ff Q I ,Qff fi '-Q rf f 'g 7' f A A ,f 1' .- , ,V L - PM , ff'v'y,4,sgQfffmy V fg,f?tg1.f1? . ., , 8 ,,., , , ' - , 1 M ,em , ' U 5, .gawk .f',,fjo . , 1' ,V f , hw ,f,fTf,f, ,A.Ag,:. I figlgep 4 'I V a f5J1.gZ, mf 'fffififgi '-if f2Eg-'af f:ff.m5lL4i?i1'.' ?.'?W 'G ff ,-,, K.-1' 4,4 4, 4.gr,' ,fit - 1 ff 'www 0,52 if . in it fa mia' fwfr, 'mi' . J W y5uQaQgg,fKfMEWf ' 5 :1,f..:,.,1. ami. .V Q-:1:,.:J' r1 L.V,y- are , T . Havens R. Rinks Senior Athletes I 121 Track Teams Improve Pictured at right are members of the high school track team . Members not pictured are Ty .W-:nN15 fQ.. D , Qi' Xrf: .. 'll if 4 . Kyle Hilton Cobler and Neil Mullins. Richard Dean was track coach, and Mike Patrick was his assistant. David Campbell Brad Nevil X New A 1 Garry Conner 1974 JUNIOR HIGH TRACK TEAM: BOTTOM ROW: CL to RJ G. Samek, I. Allen, K. Watson, B. McKeehan C Ferguson, G. Baker, G. Teague, G. Burnett, B. Baker, D. Martin, J. Homelsey, M. Taylor, TOP ROW Coach Dean, D. Cole, M. Hoover, L. Wilkins, G. Dougherty, B. Ragland, P. Cox, P. Ernst, D. Tunnell, C Offutt S. Taylor, K. Tyler, I. Rogers, Coach Patrick. r, Q, W IA x 5X:,. iffy , 1 wiv if -, fx. .vi Opslxi X r. 'PY' . . J. f X 'Wi' J? N - u ' QS.. 1 Q Q-:S . if Sai'-,sv 3-T th x ,H-vig ffg f' 1 ag' A G H A I ui:-. ,L .2 Sk- ! x I w -A ' A in-f-.P , ,Kr Y 4 Ninth and Austin Kindergarten Dennis Abbott Doug Allen Kim Allen Tara Avey Craig Barnes Michelle Baxter Brandon Brunson Carey Cheshier Kristi Cobern Teresa Davis Amy Dillard Sheila Johnston Tricia Kirby Michelle McBee Sheron Namour Rusty Neal Brad Neece Am Phipps Holiiy Sikes Cha Wadley Kwik -psf sl Hwy 45 MRS . ERNESTINE RICHARDS . Teacher and Kindergarten Coordinator Children begin studies at early age . Garland Road Kindergarten 'ii Jill Ashmore ' Paul Bedard Sherrie Byrum 5, l y Bryan Leary if 1 ' 3 A t K. M' j X 'Q' J'-sl' it -Q QM 5 5 ff-L , 1 . John David Hale nl it 5 if , 5 4 ,,'1 B, Trisha Scoggins f af fer 'EQ 1 G E in Mitchell Wilburn Kyle Bradley Shane Shinsato Mrs . Mildred Rainwater Hawn Freeway Kindergarten Ginger Blackstone 1 4 Trisha Brantley .4 ' Cindy Bryant ff' , Q ft , 'wg b T A Sherry Clay Kenneth Coppedge Tosha Hollingsworth B et'ry Jim Hudgens Bobby Pickens Tony Pierce N ,SK r, - Robert Reeder Kristi Westbrook Dawn White 47? ..,. Q J I Z' V X ,,-i Z ii ii ' ii tw- iiii V A A 'E ' Q xii+1lI'i3' k ia illl yyl at -'-: ..:, .. .' y -A': ,,, :gr .V Aggi ,..,,-,, , Q? :il ,V il , NOT PICTURED: Elementar F acult ' , MRS. ALBERTA SMITH Third Grade -T22 MISS CLAUDETTE THOMPSON Second Grade fa MISS NANCY BOWYER First Grade MRS. PAULA DENSON Fourth Grade MISS JEANIE NEUGENT Fifth Grade Q -.fy ,fy 5 ,Q . MRS. DOROTHY RUSSELL Head Teacher, Sixth Grade First Grade EN J KV if-wwf , f 4 V Neal Abbott f M' U 4' K fi 4 K ff Stephen Black x ' 1 it- 2 - I r., '57 KKK' Kev G K Grady Bruce KK K KV , ,, David Bunger Ki V Y' Trac Com ton L:': VKKV ,.., .1 if i s G ,. Ashue Dean .irk , Q , 7 ,h Akik K V- V V-1 K' if iKKK HOHY Faulh-aber - K Julie Grogan -I K 1 K ,, ,kV, .... Jennifer VV L-LL G G G , G '23 Carol Hester K . ,,,. - ' .. -t -, Fl. ,K - , , V . V il' X- ff iae 1'- e... ,, as , V e K t W an KK V 2 K KK eeee y e, e V . ,V . - is tgt H K f , J I M1-Ssy Mclqeehan ' B111 Miller V K' kk ' .V P V . - ,am 11. ' k h ff 12 - - V . .,., 5 y. KK M10 513 Mlmon '1'I YY sz ' V . kT,, ,,k. I A ' Pai e MOI an ' G 4 G Jen? Nutt g . S' e1 K .V 1 . . 'f nfl, 311' i K K 55 Em5K1.e5fffs.,f5i:1 e'e: , G W' y ' V Travis Parker , ,, .,,. ' Amy Sellers jg H .ig A , dv 'iff gg ILI 6 . , :,x y F Lynn Shaffer K - df T 1 ,V e ', '- ,K e ' . W Ann Vandiver ff-1'1 if .L Q, PQ eneee 2 Second Grade .,,, I K.- . 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G T Yffff' if' Q V- Eiifl V KK as K KK V -K K ., 1, G as sgsgt xi Bs- ,rg 'V -VKK A Ve. n,.. i 1, Anne Gibson Gary Grogan Gregg Lowry Melissa Mathison Michael Patterson Jed Siddle Alan Smith Lisa Watson Lisa Adams Beth Bedard Russell Beustring Greg Brown Cindy Cole Linda Farrar Vanessa Henderson Suzanne Henson Jill Letcher Kevin Parham Angie Rich Cecil Wash Jennifer Bassham Michael Brown Bobby Bunger Mike Bunting Joe Cobler Lance Edwards Gaye Gibson Harry Green Jon Hale Jackie Harris Stephanie Jones Brenda Meeker Fourth Grade .. .. -' A . . ,, 'A V .. In ,. A M i A . rr- A J' 'Q aaayiii J ' at ryrrr . rrir A . aw. ..., pi ze. 'J -A J M ima., -ge, A ' , rw ., . .. riyry .... .G . . rr' . pf .. is - A' 'iiiii -irrr if i J' -g ,..v' ' rkr. rir' A hx r.ae - 'A A 'fix' iz 1225 'I '--'P ' We 1 Q, . .gt 1: -A Q - . 1 ' 'st ' . . . ' -1 s -f ' . ,,,,, P.-f '-'- J be .... J Giant Slsk 'IN A Klm Tyler y,a raer S ----' - f ' Wendy Walker J J - - ffs',,4 , J .. ' il Adnan Y0l1I18 'A 1 A g ' , W f..9, ?f ,t af. rr-' K fa ,xi-:af xg. 5' 5. -' . - ,f - . stefan im, W Mike Adams David Allumbaugh Larry Arnyett Joel Brantley Lynn Brantley Amy Butcher Johnny Cobler Michael Deckshot Teri Dougherty Paul Edison Larry Galbraith Amy Hatfield Scott Hughes Robin Jenkins Tracy Lee Titania Mathison Nicky Neu Phil Rich f Alex Rossom Dennis Shipp Joyce Vandiver Terry Westmoreland Susan Wheeler Mike Yelsma Joan Bartlett Carrie Baucum Sall Bedard Mic elle Beustring Donna Branyon Kim Danforth W. . Fifth Grade M A 4 iii X A ,, if fig- , , fe., , ltt' f, -'J - . -1 sr. ire: stew S 1z1a..,, gg- -1 , : ,. N , A I .,.'- -',. - .. .- ---i 1 ' ' J' - f ... A' if A' f .ss ,.., ....., - - . A .E as L.L, K L. K WR 3l5 ,g, N Ei 5:9 .vu 1 4 .J... J . A A fi A I . . 1 ' t I A . . Y. . 5 'Q ,- hh My D, . V. Q5 K 53,5 QQ, .zzgm ,QS ..- --sy X1 U K -if f 'XX L' ' K K . ' '.-- gif' -f J i 1 WA . .il , ga ..., x , - K . if .-., r. 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M i 'iii s Ass N F? at 1 My K - gn- If . a fit .. 4 N :S A H 9 x fi M5 E Y .F David Ferguson Mike Gallio Glenda Garretson Cgnthia Gibson C arles Hampton Kenneth Henson Michelle Jones John Latham Paula McElroy Tamara Siddle Rene Speights Kathy Virgin Undreif Wash Sheril Watson David Whittington Kathy Willits Glen Wilson Sabrina Woodard STUDENTS NOT PICTURED: Steven Joseph, First Gradeg Melissa Denson, Fourth Gradeg Rosser Miller, Fourth Gradeg Connie Nutter, Sixth Grade. I A N , rv-am A . .1 2 ,,1gM,, at o MUN E . ,mgfn i .4 it Q?-A MRS ' ANN FREE It's a surprise birthday party for Mrs. Russell. A Art and Music p p p .4 Teamwork! Sixth graders perform for fellow students. Elementar Sports FOOTBALL team members pictured above CL to RJ are: TOP ROW: M. Yelsma, D. Ferguson, D. Whittington, U. Wash, Coach Lucas, K. Henson, M. Gallia, D. Allumbaugh, BOTTOM ROW: L. Wilson, C. Hampton, J. Latham, P. Edison, M. Deckshot, D. Shipp, M. Adams, A. Rosser. FIRST PLACE BASKETBALL team pictured below are: CL to RD TOP ROW: C. Hampton, M. Gallia, L. Brantley, Coach Lucas, D. Allumbaugh, U. Wash, BOTTOM ROW: T. Westmoreland, L. Galbraith, I. Brantley, M. Adams, D. Whittington, G. Wilson. I A p , ,. , it ...., K, ,,w,,k5v'55m1,,f - -- ' 'B ' f A , T ' f' . B T 'B it i 1 1 . ,,,, - L A 'B C , t. , -- ,. . if ,.,- - : M , ff T 11 ' T K Q. , . fd- M, ifs- ij 'FA ' 'f ' W H ,, i K J A in in W . 1 Nur' X an ,TAB A .rkr E, ..,, 1 ' L .. t 63. - I A A 3 , 5 A A A A A i' , F ' M A ' .. ,... - it A B t .i., , .sst , a r Q .. . , f f ' 2' ' H Mi 1..fjj . , ' i .-.' 1 13, - ws?-V- 31 ,f- . -- ' 5 tl't' .. A N, A f.... ii 1 .. A L'-. is - ' I X i A - . -, I ,,. if X V . .4 Z- iF 5' - I ' rf k fi .V :E , JT . X T 5,3 . -sv:-1 if- . Q ' V at tx--4:13 F ' ' A X' -..' 'A 'Q .QFBQ-...,, 2.M..- TW' ' ,f if A Bl - if 1 if?-Zwjli :Q ,Z 5 p.t: ' im.. V V U 7,5 - 1 A r' , 1 ' ' ,,,. . t -,.... A to , . F ' it f .yy . 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Lg:-ara.. 1 I-In- -.,... n.,,gl-u-:- .4 71---V Q- -I-. . , .-,.,. ifffff 52' ' 131 The 1973-'74 administration at DCHS was headed by Jerry Morgan Cpictured near rightj . In his 2nd year as principal of the school, Mr. Morgan was appointed superintendent shortly after the school year began. Kenneth Odle, long-time school employee, remained as business manager. Mrs. Estelle Miller was secretary to Mr. Morgan, and Mrs. Norma Galbraith was Mr. Odle's secretary. Richard Dean Cpictured rightj Athletic Director, head football coach, and History and Bible teacher, was given some of the responsibilities of the principal in order to enable Mr. Morgan to devote more of his time to his duties as superintendent . Administration Counselors Charles Beason, a counselor, Cpictured lefty is in charge of class scheduling and teaches math. Mrs Frank Alexander Spanish teacher spends several hours a day counseling and is always ready to listen and lend help with any problems. mViA y -W 2 tll y we, ,, screw QEQFE ' 73 gi 31 255' MCE , ,fl fa 4 1 1-fmg . , egg . .Iffmts 4, Vik. iv ,W p Don Cobler, maintenanceltransportation and Bible teacher, stands ready to lend help and encouragement. 4 Cafeteria and Maintenance Mrs. Virginia Jones, cafeteria worker '.f. W 1- A Mrs. Mary Lou Mullins, cafeteria worker Mrs. Martha Underwood, Supervisor u ar nw, 1 Mrs. Geneva Woolverron, Mrs. Donnie Johnstone, Delbert Matthews, cafeteria worker cafeteria worker custodian Part-Time Teachers Mrs. Brenda Crooks, left, librarian. Mrs. Jane Stephens Cpictured left centerj, DC's number one substitute . Ken Shaver flower lefty, Bible. Mrs. Ann Price Cbottom rightb, art. Other part-time teachers were Frank H. Alex- ander, II, David Tyree and Jim Hackney. Math Larry Crooks Cbelow leftj, science . Bobby Campbell Cat rightj, math and junior high coach. Others are CLeft to Right, Bottomj Carl Collins, sci- ence and Bibleg Lloyd Bennett, upper level math, Bibleg and Dan Price, basketball coach, Bible , speech and science . J A K Science ,,,,, , ed , 'N-. it ,Q if Communications - PE Virginia Mosier Cupper lefty , business. Janice Sewell Cupper centerj , girl's basketball coach and physical education. Ruth Crowe Cupper righty, English. Virginia Leatherwood Clower leftj , newspaper sponsor and literary meet director, English and journalism. Susie Moore flower rightj , yearbook advisor and sen- ior play director, English and French. it gl .Q O 7 Bible, Social Studies, Larry Henderson fupper rightj , junior high social studies Et Cetera Tolbert Vaughan Ccenter lefty Bible . Mike Patrick Ccenter rightj , coach, drafting, math, Bible CBottom Left to Righty Daryl Lucas, trainer, elementary and high school physical edu- cation, and Bible. Carolyn Chapman, homemak- ing, science. Wayne White, high school social studies, coach. sssi if it i i 1, ,,.. A g -K1 Q . A W t gm lf, , t Aaan at 1 - ,lt t gQf,fi1: . f i Q -me ... F.. P Q 1- -V w f 101 w i,1'1i' H s-. , ., 'fu f weyti' s L...--- -Q-9' I us I x Wi! .A .A 1 , -X ,-x N, Al Alfano Becky Allen Marva Anthony Lori Babbit Rodney Baker Steve Benson Dale Black Brent Bradley Valerie Brantley Denise Bunting George Burnett Sabra Dean Karen Driggers Shane Farris Julie Furrh DeDe Geddie Greg Gough Deleana Green Roy Greenhaw Carl Grissom Kim Hatton Gary Justice Lisa Lewis David Martin Kelley McE1haney Bill McKeehan Billy Moss Sandy Nieman Lisa Neu Laura Oard Bob Patterson Kim Rawlins Shelly Swiger Glenn Teague Lisa Turrentine Kent Watson Paul Witt Ginger Yeldell NOT PICTURED: Johnny Rogers Seventh Grade -J- ,War 1 ,. rv., Q an 4 J 122 7216 ,,,... ' it 1 Q fi 4 K W? M Q F 1 J 1, Q ff W, ,F s i F326 0 f 'Wi 2,'f'Yf?f We f t, F .J .t..al f it 'K J? Q 1 fl sr.J V X 1 2 MW W Jiggfeglii 'Y' ,Z253i, ., 'f' iv v .' I A . f P J' ' ,.,, 5 7 'f , ,J ggfwf' f A Qwt' f 5- - -Q.-p 'k' , J ff 'J ieet J ii' JGJG J ,J,fi 1 g'g, Seventh Grade class officers are l. to r. Kim Hatton, ' fig treas. , Bill McKeehan, pres. , David Martin, v-p, fx, 'g ,S and Deleana Greene, sec. y Seventh grade sponsors are Miss Sewell and Mr. Eighth grade sponsors are Mr. Crooks and Mr Henderson . Patrick . E Eighth Grade d',. t 5 ,Z QQ' Vijvs':Vi,'I Ft, Q, ao- as 3 Q 1, . va F, U K -. V :Ji t R' x - 4: s'i i S 9 n r . osrn 454' L , ,rrd srrl 1 r -:mast-i 1 gy in A y p Sharla Albritton John Allen Bruce Baker Gene Baker Marcy Berry Jackie Brooks Angela Butcher Bobby Campbell David Cole Paul Cox Richard Dixon Diane Dossey Glenn Dougherty Philip Ernst Chris Ferguson Sherri Galbraith Sandy Gruber John Homesley Mike Hoover Les Hunt Kirk Ingels Steve Jones Patti Kannady Janet Julien Russell Logan Candy Low David Merrell Tim Moffett Vikie Nichols Charlton Offutt Lynda Packer Leah Parker Kathy Payne Karen Peden Melody Phipps Barry Ragland Pam Renegar Darrell Rosson Gary Samek lan Scoggins Julie Smith Richard Speights Lorraine Stevens Dennis Stoneking Susan Tankursley Mark Taylor Stacy Taylor Tamy Tolleson Darrell Tunnell Karen Turner Tim Abbott Lisa Alexander Bobby Babbit Cheryl Benson Scott Billin sley Jimmy Blac James Brantley Angela Brooks Lee Cobler Garry Conner Teresa Davis Tony Edwards Linda Evans Shanan Flynn Robert Franklin Joyce Furrh Susan Guthrie Regan Hall , ..s.,, . f 34? R X 5' is lid ' x 4' is ifsol ,Y ' is is-,,, WSH e ts 3 ' Nl s .rs ,A wg r 1 X , -, - . 2 N la K -R' '. ' kl.. , , ,Q wg , gag as-N A it A ' J Q g s tj ra--. 5 Eighth grade officers are Angela Butcher, pres. , Philip Ernst, v-p, Lynda Packer, sec-treas. 'i ' B I X ' T- if X srnt n 5 5 J. y t .5 S. ggsg 4 X ut N S Z it R A ' Kent Tyler if t . Q Tim Tyler k L, 3 g',' 1 , 1 Laffy Wilkins A tnnt - if Freshmen :w if 'fl' ,,.,i ..t, 5' ' it - Q Q' if 'L .K K 4, F sh V, I an S it antt tt., L ,ga , f N. T n ti . H M it A ' N -'iiffffli ' il ,F 553. i' ,,,Q:--'iff ' ' --'i ,fi r L f , 1, - M i as . , f w . Q.: v. -53 1 - - z, z , A 5 .ma , ug r R - f 4 N 1. 1 fd 'J ' ' it ' f T ' 4 ' r I 5 fm z T Curtis Tipgit John Vaug an Alan Weaver NOT PICTURED: Carmen Yelsma J re , i? 4 f - y 1 if - . . .W,r ...ff ri, l ESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: Jimmy Black, Pres. , Jon Vaughan, v-p, e Cobler, sec. , Terry Neu, treas. Karen Hatton Vickie Henderson Kyle Hilton Mike Hoover Cynthia Howlett Greg Justice Donna Kay Garl Latham Elisa Lemmons John Martin Gary McDonnell Toby McKeehan Ramona Miller Rex Morgan Patti Morris Cheryl Moss Terry Neu Steve Newsome T. J. O'Neill Barbara Pender Paul Prachyl Ede Schmaling Kim Scott Stacy Sloan Kristi Smith Robin Sparks Shirley Sustayta David Swanson James Taylor Leah Tinney qi ut' 51 - Freshman sponsors are Mr. Campbell and Miss Chapman. 44 Sophomores Sophomore class officers are Suzie Avance, pres. , Stefanie Swiger, sec-treas. , Ellen Hall, v-p. Terry Adams James Adcock Suzie Avance Cheryl Baker Danny Beal Billy Bearden Lacy Bruce David Campbell Laura Childs Andrew Combs Susan Danforth Wanda Davis Diane Deckshot Steve Doudney Barbara Drake llsak David Drews Mike Dripgers Scott Eas ey John Faulkner David Gibson s Bobby Stout Forrest Wester Karen Wood Layne Yeldell NOT PICTURED: Stefanie Swiger Pam Holt Pam Gibson Regina Grissom Ellen Hall Steve Halliburton Johnny Hare Keri Hood Tony Horton Ray Mason Patti Morgan Neil Mullins David Neal Mike Offutt Tom Pinnell Sharon Powell Fred Raines Robert Reynolds John Roberts Mark Roberts Aaron Roe Stefanie Smith Sophomore class sponsors are Mr. Lucas and Mr. Bennett. Ieananne Alexander Kubby Avance Wyatt Barnes Bruce Bartlett Doug Boxell Steve Brecheen Lynn Bruce George Clifton Ty Cobler Sherrie Corpany Ted Delaney Doug Deweese Juniors Junior class officers are Joe Gainer, treas. , Emily Weir, sec. , Don Hebbard, pres. , LaCinda Willits, v-p. Robby Drennan Steve Driggers Cindy Epley Joe Gainer Troy Gibson Bill Haseltine Don Hebbard Brenda Hoover Bobby James Janice Kannady Joan Kirk Barbara Klein Beth Knipp Barbara LaRoe Ed McBride Cindy McDonnell Marla McVey JUNIORS NOT PICTURED: Phil Abbott Candy Curnbie John Denson Mike Gibson Rick Timmons Chuck Worley Junior class sponsors are Mr. Price and Miss Crowe. Brad Nevil Mike Odle Kim Parks Becky Payne Melinda Pinnell Sandy Pullen Karen Rawlins Mike Richey Terrie Roberts Paula Roden Craig Schenkel Mark Scott Rick Sheffield Toni Smith Kay Stephens Leigh Anne Stockdale Jan Stringer Leslie Thompson Tommy Thompson Martin Tucker Emily Weir Steve Wilkinson LaCinda Willits Donna Womack Judy Wright Marsha Wright Donna Yarberry Rella Yowell ' M 1 ag. -' 1 b , ', we N. 1 -f JJ , WWW' 5 5, 'I A 3 1' ', A jf' 0- K an ix ENIORS Teaching them to observe all things whatsoever I have commanded you' and lo I am with you alway even unto the end of the world Amen Matthew 28:20 'qc-f, ,rv ' ' 4 ' f I -. 'J 'KV ,ll ,1 1 1' .' A ' ' BILLY JOE CAROL DENISE DONNA GAIL ALEXANDER ALEXANDER BARRETT g gi: ,H it ,L :,, i , CARY DEAN ROBERT ALAN DEBORRAH LEE BLACK CHAPMAN BURNS SHERRY LAVON DAVID LEE CaLYNNE BUTTERFIELD CAMPBELL CARNAHAN . ' 2325 Q, '19 1 'lb 'D . ALAN BRUCE LEASA ANN KAREN SUE CHANCE COLLINS CORRICK RONALD LOUIS PATRICIA NEIL TERI ANN CRAFT DAY DEWEESE 'liiwfmii JAMES EDWARD DEWEY RAY FRANCIS WAYNE DOUDNEY FAULHABER GREEN AL V . Football , wb r H-1l'4f.vr .Q V ,nav Cappella, 2, Cast, 4: Drama 2, '3, 4: Speech ball Homecoming Cheerleader, 4g 4: Miss DCHS per staff art t, 3, 4 A 21- . if M f 553115, ' ,Q ' els ,, . sqm., fQ,,,,s:2,m, , it ff - '. 'fag , f pq I.T f2ff'.i3 ' ,-, wsu ..,,, gl M' 1.4 P ss, ' ,wr vsffti Fil?-xii, qgriwf , my ip:-0:7 , 1.1 we 3 DEWEY F A Cappella, 4: NJHS Play Crew, nee, 4: Pep Club, 2, staff artist, 3, NHS 3 52? 4 Play pm 252622, We , .fr as sf: , W ff ..-A mis, ,'-' M . P' Play QELSI, 4. ,,,,,,W ,-f,g,,5,4,.,a -rf r ' 5 :WN ref: - sp' annual it g j A Wrgp' , M 4 ' 4 PENNY KAE JULIE ELIZABETH STEPHEN CRAIG GRIMES HALL HAMMOND GEORGE FRANK TIMOTHY RAY GARY ALAN HARE HAVENS HEIRONIMUS JEFFERY LYNN DAVID WAYNE JULIA SUE HOOVER HOWARD JONES 'EPENNY se NHS, 3, 4: nio FHA. 4: Pep ite, P19 4P1l4: JEFF Hoovmz P My p TraCk4d. Cappella, 4: Senior Play Cast h' ' 7' 'klsportsle nor 'V 'K , School d Crew, 4, Span1sh Club, 34, 4: 3 a p- , 1 ,4 . Football, 2, 3, 4, IY,p2,p3g I ' ttermen's Club, 3, 4gannual aff, 4. 4 DAVID NHS, 2, 3, 4: Beau n-r 41 4: IV, 23 staff Most staff , SUE JONES A Cappella, 2, 3, 4:'sSenior Play Cast, 4: Drama Club, 3, 4g FHA, 2, 4g newspaper staff, 3. E 9 KARL MAURICE IONES KAREN DEAN LATHAM LAURA LYNN I ONES REBECCA ANN MARTIN DAVID PAUL KIRK SANDRA KAYE MAYO ALAN LEE KEVIN CHRISTOPHER DAVID LOUIS MAYS MCCARTY MOLNER 156 I KARL JONES Lectureship Speaker, 3, 4: NHS, 3, 4g NJHS, 1 VP, 1: Senior Pla Cast, 4: Student Council, ' I 1 + 2 425 - tball , - 1 , 1, 2, 3, 4, ,Jy , 2: A11-conf. - 2nd team favorite, 4, ,Metitf,S2?iWho's WHS, 3, 43 Mr. DCHS nominee , Boy. 4 Succeed, 4, ing, 4: Most , place Bible Meet, 4g defensive basketball, 4, Fighting Heart Award, 4. 4 of.,year Crew, 4. RHODONNA GAIL KRISTI LEA BARRY DEAL MORGAN NICHOLL PACKER JOE STEPHEN JUDY LYNN DEBORAH MARIE 1 PATTERSON PAYNE RAINES A RONALD LEE DONALD ANDREW TIMOTHY ALLEN RINKS SLOAN SLOAN f Dram 4: Pep Club, 2. JOE PATTERSON A Cappella, 4: Senior Play Crew, 4: Drama Club, 3, 4: Spanish Club, 1, 2, 3. 4: V- A Football. 1, 4: JV. 1: Track. 1. 2: Annual staff, 3, 4: Athletic Award. 1, Spanish Award, 1. xr t .M . W.. . f ,W . RONNY RINKS :Spanish Club, 3, 4P, 3, 4: V. Football, 1, 2, 3, 4: All-conf. 2, 3, 4: all-conf. hon. men. , 1: Lettermen's Club, 1, 2, 3, 4 SA, 3, 4: V. Basketball, 3: IV, 1, 2: Track, 1: Newspaper Ads lMa , 4: Texas private schhp, all-state, 4: all-private for D3113S:.VMOIHiHg News and 5fI'irnes I-Herald. 3. 4. KRISTI FHA, 3. 4: Spanish Newspaper staff, 4. W JUDY PAYNE NHS, 2, 3, 4 VP, 4: Senior Play Cast, 4: Drama Club, 4: FHA, 2, 3, 4: Spanish Club 2, 3, 4: Pep Club, 2, 3: Miss DCHS, 4: Annual staff personalities editor, 4: Newspaper co-editor, 4: Bible Award, 4: Most Valuable Staffer - newspaper, 4: Miss Senior Class, 4: TCS Tournament, 4: 2nd place shorthand - Literary Meet, 4. DON SLOAN Senior Play Cast, 4: V. Football, 3, 4: all conf. - hon. men., 4: IV, 3: Lettermen's' Club, 4:'V . Basketball, 3, 4: JV, 3: Track, 3: annual staff, 4 - photography: Athletic Award 4: Yearbook Award, 4. favorite, 3: 3, 4: Merit's DCHS nominee, 3 ing Teen of Am. 4: Out standing H.S. Student, Newspaper staff, 2, 3: TCS Tournament, 2: Bible A Def. back of the year, ing Heart Award, 3, 4. DEBBIE RAINES A Cappella, 2, 3, 4: NHS,A3 Senior Play Cast, 4: Drama' Club, 2, 3, 4: FHA, 2, 3 Speech Club, 3, 4: Pep 2, 3: Class Secretary, 2 organizzationsfz itor, 4: per stag, 3, 41 PVCS ment. :Best D ssed TIM SLOAN A Cappella, 3: NHS, 3, 4 S-T. 4: NJHS, 1: Senior Play Cast, 4: Student Council, 3: Drama Club 4: Science Club, 2: V. Football, 2, 3, 4: All-conf. , 4: Hon. men. def. tackle, 3: JV, 1, ,ttermen's Club, 2, 3, 4: All- pr ,vate def. tackle 2nd R T is W f, 1 : :: :ask '13 itfllig. 5 'I - 4. .... S, . L i' S 4 A S Award, 4. JOHN MARK LYNN ALLAN WALTER WILSON SNODGRASS STEPHENS THOMPSON Yami FRANCIS DONALD DAPHNE DIANE FRANCIS MARIE TIMMONS, IR. TUNNELL VAUGHAN TERI LYN REBECCA ELLIEN JENNY SHEA VERGA WATTS WESTERPIELD RICHARD DALE LYNN MARIE ROBERT ALAN WOOLVERTON YELDELL BRYANT RT , Senior class sponsor Richard Dean 0 ' relaxes in his office. f X X H, K , 'W N ,W -av 'QQ' Senior class sponsor Wayne White SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS are CBackJ Tim Sloan, treas.g CFront, L to RJ seriously lectures a class. Billy Alexander, v-pres.: Trish Day, sec.g Barry Packer, pres. RICHARD Senior Play Crew, 4: Spanish A Clubl ssaa :ay 43 JV Basketball, 2: cast, 4g Class treasurer, 2. 2, 3. 4g Hom a , 'Je ,us 1 1 ,af 'Q Senror Play ecoming queen Spanish Club, A Cappella , 4 peaker 4: Senior Pla Y ketball Head SSSSSS S Who's viga- K nee. 43 CHI if t gt, fd 1: A' STUDENTS: DS, TH, BB, LC, CC, DT, and KC. 1' Up the Down Cooperation and teamwork were the keys to the success of the 1974 Senior Play . Thirty cast members 1 and several crew members worked together to , produce a senior play in which almost every senior participated in some way. Miss Leatherwood and Mrs. Alexander helped Miss Moore with casting and directing, while Don Cobler worked on the lights and set. Juniors Joe Gainer and Rick Timmons were the only underclassmen to help the seniors in the production. It was a play to remember! Staircase ,,,,,.,- L Qi ': 155 5 'P . M riff. r., R X ' f f 'Vs f tu- p ,,', f ,J a ,itz E ks ' ' t lil . t N, K t xg? 5 b + V qtsyl X Q9 i s, i ' A mf Q r ' Je 'ss K Fi H fl? ,ix I fs I N 'X rfsff ? J, K v fs W 5 :K XSS ' if K xt t., I?,' -pf..,,,,,. I wr- 2 NPXTQWW 1 4 Q ,qmml K at :gg ,aa ' ' ll: 'Q Ei' if ur 58 l is I , an ig! , Sq ' an ,ill ' 1 5 , uw, i L Tim T. and Denise A .. ,,.:. E ii. as .. ,iff sg 'H , f-of zevgpg 5t,,,0?' Administrators TS and DC. ' was FACULTY: TV, KL, PG, SB, LJ, and KI. ti I ' ' Q ' '- C3 D D r u I' I I J, - . I In I9 y eeey df y W 1g 'i D 39 l Ed D Our director. Q 345: 5, V 131 A, We x N 0 i I .-'22 V 1 L 9, 'Rn 5 .4 N X N25 :Y ,W 'Q ... ..,, . 2: 2. CREW: IG. JP, IH, AM, and ID. -we Xe ivy y f STUDENTS: DK, BP, DM, LS, JH, DR, FV, and BW. 9 ' La... 'ff W A A f 'L ,UQ 3 fp, Mx Terri Deweese, Judy Payne, Lynn Yeldell r f , fi - AL 1 ,,,,. ' A D d ' ' L ' .. .W MN' r, . Q -. ,..,. . ew., Q 1 S . Mk - .k V - m y f H . ew A Q ,3 ,QS - ,E f L' - ---Q 1 . A I A . D .. r. 19Li'i,r- ' vi ,Q 1 V .A .. . - . , . 2 fx . . K f x i M., 1 ,Q . fr 'X . I 5 , ' ' ' L . l, K ' f , Q. . ' K M. . jf A K- .X 1 ,..,, Q, , A b-'- 2 .degli , ,iw 8 Z-. S If , ' f k . . - - N r e A P -i ee Miss Barrett - Trish Day. Joe Ferone - Billy Alexander. DCU' 5 M Semor Personalmes Friendhest Julie Hall and Tim Havens Most Spirited Lynn Yeldell and David Campbell Q wifi, ff? Best Dressed Tim Timmons and Debbie Raines fupper lefty Most Versatile Denise Alexander and Billy Alexander fupper rightb Most Understanding Denise Alexander and Karl Jones Most Athletic Most Feminine Billy Alexander and Julie Hall qrighrj Most Courteous Denise Alexander and Karl Jones Cbelowj Wittiest David Kirk and Becky Martin I , .. 'fix 4' -I KLWSK -L Q N. 'A 6 .f WT A , A rn... flower leftl 16' Q1 1 .ky in 4 .rn hw, mga: llllll Most Talented Trish Day and Tim Timmons Cupper leftj Most Likely to Succeed Karl Jones and Karen Latham Cupper rightj Senior Class Favorites Karl Jones and Denise Alexander Cleftj 3 4 1 ,V :JW l 1 I . .-. o 1 .., 'J' v , ki , A K as, L' ' :. WYE J A fa sg at i . Y , gg f W. 49 ,, , Y ' U g T EF f 1 - fy kg L, f N. 5 f qw gg f: QQ ' 9' A . 5 , g! Anna is ,, ,, M.. M,,W,--A- . -I J, E Y 13 I iw wi X: Q, .. 'I' li ,F, V, ,K , , 12 I 1 ww. M . ,......NM.,, I ........,........... Y 4 4 x fa ' 41 Qs 'W or Class pw I-.1 , 'f - .gl ,W A QE I .63 1' 72 Yearbook Staff Miss More shows Judy Payne . . U rf., E f ,,,' 1: kkyyi ,f,- , - Www gl 5951555 f M, . ,fi 4 ff 4, 235 aw A ra. la, 'Q' 1 por .' 'Q ff so of Ml' L7 ,11lf' ,F ,,,.u1 -gunif Don Sloan takes pictures. Y I . o oss on o n t s s s fs? The yearbook staff will try anything for a good picture. Artist Trish Day. 'WN David Campbell instructs the staff. Q .,., ...M.-- fm H H K Vyty .ilixj L Xi, .'-iffy xii' .miikikgk X, L :A- ..... HQLNI iq . 0114 wax Works Hard W n Staff tours Taylor Publishing Company. , I ....,K, , .L , , ,, it Tooter explains a process on the tour. Havens studies. i f ai .5 -1- Sherry Butterfield and Steve Hammond work on posters. it Editor David Campbell From the beginning of the school year, the 1974 yearbook staff had two goals: to pay off a dollar debt totaling 81, 319.73, and to produce the best yearbook DC has ever had. To accomplish the first goal, many staff members worked extremely hard selling ads, school pictures, decals and carnival booklets, and working the Mini- Market at the PTA Auction. The same hard work and dedication paid off again to accomplish the second goal. Special thanks must be given to all the staff members who worked so hard and especially to Miss Moore for holding everything together and working so hard for us. Staffer Alan Mays. Sponsor Susie Moore. SPORTS STAFF: Lynn Stephens, Tim Sloan, Billy Alexander, and editor Tim Havens. SQUIRE Staff . y , s 'V I 15 , V M X 5 fi Pfiiv' ' S fl QPHOTOGRAPHERS: Bob Bryant, Don Sloan, and Organizations Editor Debbie Raines, Personalities Wayne Green. Editor Judy Payne, Classes Editor Calyn Carnahan. ,,5t 'Zi ,STAFF MEMBERS: Tim Timmons, Lynn Yeldell, Leasa Collins, Larua Jones, Sherry Butterfield , Trish Day, 'Becky Martin, Steve Hammond. Staff members not pictured are Sandy Pullen, Robby Drennan, Terrie Roberts, ,Beth Knipp, and Rella Yowell. 1972-74 PTA Sets New Records for DC 1972-'74 proved to be the most successful years in the history of the CSI PTA. Led by a dynamic president, Randall Thompson, the PTA raised over 818, 000 during the 2-year period. Upon taking office in May, 1972, the officers were faced with a deficit of over S5 ,500 . Refusing to let this situation dampen enthusiasm, Mr. Thompson led the group in making unprecedented and far- reaching plans. The climax of the 2 years' work came on March 9 , 1974, when a huge auction was held in the DC gym. Through the cooperation and work of countless individuals, the auction raised about 2814, 000 for CSI. The active concern of the PTA for student activities was vividly demonstrated when the yearbook staff was allowed to operate the Mini- Market, and Sl, 100 of its proceeds was given to the staff to make the final payment of what was originally an almost 32,000 debt, incurred 3 years ago . Several other student organizations benefited from the PTA Auction. Randall Thompson, PTA President Randall Thompson and Gene Stephens, treas. , write THE check for the yearbook staff. Mrs. Carolyn Thompson, the lady behind the man. f 3E6f5ffvf, . an 4 . I Y 5 Mrs. Jackie Willits, Auction Chairman. ,,,E,,g N lg I T fy Mr. Thompson presents the check to Miss Moore. -A, . The Mini-Market. -g-nv! . fl .sr. Y' ' -New 4-Y M - S , f - r H if V - if , No. 4, om. , ffifj . .nm C ... 4 s,ef ,T ssans p M f . f M C 1119 f p n, sprp 5. s Q . 3 .. 5 1 i T . L We Qlzagifff -, gffzf . ' p V. ff' .5-fii sm, p Qf iy'6f,.. by 4 , - '.-..s..sf,.1-'V .,,.,?,f..ds-s .....,..,., a W Plas? STATEDVJQANK eififfigivf-'313:fe'T'A fir wsu-Q-f paw-v.-:Av - ,f J ,. , , wswtsds, 'axes Paws fx ' ' ' i , , x K-sm M A Yr K 3' Q ffl? k.,,kV, Job 3f11ff1f?1f.gis e --,.,s..,---,..W?...4. -L C +12 a 1 as-U 5 35211: H' oz Ef334filf. nu- f h.Ts 2 C The March 9 Auction. salutes the 1972 '74 PTA officers for thelr self less d6d1C3'L1OI1 to Christian education and for their actlve lnterest 1n student act1v1t1es The 1973-'74 SQUIRE Staff In Apprecu xx - . I' X X I Q I 3 . J' t s ' f 4 I D A :gal 4 f 5 Q SI F L vi N 2 ' 1- TU , of ' 1 ' ' Z I W If ' Q f - 8:15 ,AQ , :L-X' 1- '- 'T' - .' o I , -r--0- A . 3 A Kita. ..A.. g,:. 17 ' I M -' -, .... . .- x 'N' ' 'V X . .a x ':lL...- ' . g 3 l 4 1 ADVERTISEMENT . . . for we trust we have a good conscienceQ in all things willing to live honestly. Hebrews 13:18 4, t . ' 4 , l. . . fr-1' '79 I 'f X ' W ' 9 Nast L. X' N 5 A' . . '1 . ,W ' 1 s KX X J' N Thrs SENIOR page provlded by the followrng Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. and Mrs and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and .Mrs. and Mrs. Hoover Kirk Snodgrass Packer Yeldell N icholl Collins Green Ns R and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Latham and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Thrs SENIOR page provrded by the followrng f 91 'W PM-ina, 2 M-M fmt: 1 9 N ' M ,, H. 1 if L 5'1 ' - ' , ri , M ' QW ' K' , A . 2 -' mf A y M ji g A , VM, 1 A 'S' -QZJZV . '- I 1 W,, ' , sa r b',. I ga WBQWQW fa' 9,145 1 T1 V r v,--Lg, g ,fr P n ' .xff Msqlzii Q . 44 V I W W.-..,ww.1.w3ai 1 , ,L f f is ' -ffoih , - 3554 55341 is M ,, 5 ,ff fm xl , , .f -fy ' Lf fHs,,,ss,,,-M-f- M s 5 M M , ,.. NN, x B ' 5 YJ.,- and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs . and Mrs. Mr . and Mrs . M Tn,-. wa-A Avance Corpany Pullen Hebbard James Rawllns W1111IS Driggers wwf .N 4f,.f,.g,efg4yg5.gg, .f ' 'K?'fWf3m4 A N. s - , 'grk W xk,Al 1 K Y,. ,V , Q57 35 gihis JUNIOR page provided by the following: r. . Mr. . Mr. . Mr. . Mr. . Mr. . ' Mr ' ' X17 Xf- XJ r Til' jp, 89? 'w This JUNIOR page provided by the following: Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Schenkel Bruce McDonnell Pinnell Stockdale Klein Epley s., ' E 5 M if I 3 . , K 9 kiss ak, 1, K ., s-.airs J ' I it It ,:' m . is! . Us -M rs. Bob Crowder Congratulations Congratulations To the TORCH Staff 1974 PTA and Miss Learherwood! -FRAN K a nd KATIE TIMMONS Welcome home, Brad! Good Luck in '74-'75 LaCinda! Harold J. Lemmon -Mr. and Mrs. Ray WiIli+s Congratulations to the PONIES and Coach Lucas! -Mrs. Garldean La'rl1am Patrons Mrs. Agnes Gillespie Mrs. Bob Crowder Virginia Mosier Compliments of George and Lou Baker Congratulations David I -Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Campbell Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. Homer O. Gainer Earl, Billie Toby, Bill, Missy and Holly Compliments of 'Mr. and Mrs. James C. Adcock THE LAMP HOUSE 923 Wynnewood Village Ph. 946-2372 THE NATURAL FOODS CO. P.O. 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Loop 12 Dallas, Texas DOUG SMITH Transportation Specialist Bus. 363-8341 Res. 279-6966 Sell and Haul Sand Gravel Homer L. Dixon Stone Mary Fagan Qsi pl Broken Billy and loan Adams Appmija, Q,.,I 4 Properly Mamzgerf Seagoville, Texas 75159 l Bill ginforfl 286-0954 287-2386 Qeal gsfaie Distributors of 511 CASA LINDA PLAZA AMWAY PRODUCTS SZFTZGSQ DA 7.5675 DA 7-2425 3615 Greenville Avenue 826-5426 PENDER'S PHARMACY Dallas , Texas 75206 824-1651 I8 7 Two Heads Arc Beher Than One RANDALL 8. CAROLYN THOMPSON INS AGENCY NEW CAR LOANS AUTOMOELE FIRE' BOAT SR 22 VILINC RANDALL CALL 279 1260 CAFYOLYN O BOX 345 MESQUITE TEXAS 75149 .Qi 41' 'L' 1 'M S , 4 . - LIFE , ja' - 4 ' M .. H ' ' f P 188 I- ,. i 7' if ' REYNCJLQUQ M410 SALES EX 8-89I7 ROBERT REYNOLDS 78 I 0 Lake June Rd. Dallas, Texas 752 I 7 See Sold Signs Sooner CHARLES HARWELL REALTORS 302 NORTH HAMPTON DESOTO, TEXAS 75115 BUS. 223-7473 JOHN F. ALLEN REALTOR REALTOR' 25I0 S. Hampton Dallas, Texas 339-7:69 A Complete Real Es+a+e Service O. L. SUTPHEN FURNITURE ' 326 3202 A S252 147-B Pleasant Grove Shopping 7' Il Center Dallas' Texas 75217 CASA COIFFURES, INC. 162 CASA LINDA PLAZA , , DALLAS, 'rExAs Where good furniture 1S not expensive No interest - No carrying charge RUDY LEE DUANE MARABLE Jay Hauteman PIERCE JEWELRY 81 GIFTS 344 Ridgewood Shopping Center Garland Texas 75041 278-2936 Jay Hauteman 8 Company I Real Estate Commercial. - Industrial ' Investment Student Credit Invited Class Rings 3636 L A IS 1 20510 M T 75219fPn 214 522 5711 Bulova Watches Gifts Realtor Member Multiple Listing Service Computa-Home WE CARE - TRY US JIM STAFFORD 81 ASSOCIATES 271-2601 Serving Northeast Dallas and Garland Member of Dallas and Garland Board of Realtors GO-CRETE THE READY MIXED CONCRETE C H I A N P.O. Box 4400 - Dallas, Texas 75208 PLANT LOCATIONS DALLAS DUNCANVILLE MESQUITE TEACHER IOHN D. YOWELL PRESIDENT I I CHARLES H. 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Our professional dry cleaning can restore washed out clothing to the original good looks that good grooming requires. Bring it to . . . DRIGGERS You'Il see the difference . . . So will others. Driggers Glo Cleaners 2117 Abrams Road 824-0729 THANK YOU! For being so loyal to Rex Homestead House the past 23 years. Though we are quitting business, we will be actively watching and working for the advancement of Christian Schools! Rex and Pat Newsom .5 4'-xii!-'G-.':!un-viin 1FHEl 'lUQlL!UE MlZ'! HUMESIEAD HUUSE 2849 wzsr ILLINOIS DALLAS, TEXAS 75233 337-3344 337-4769 Classic keeps +ha+ new look as long as you have 'rhe car. Available at your favorite Auto Parts Store or Accessory Department I I I I mit, SYM NS FLOWER SHOP I is g 8230 Lake June Road Let Flowers 5 . Express Your Thouhts Tom 86 Pauline Symns Commercial and Personal Owners Designing, Consulting lil 391-0944 - 391-0894 For Weddings and ' Funeral Work FOR THE BEST IN BARBER WORK J. H. QREDJ BLAND 946-223 3 U-Haul Trailers LAKE JUNE BARBER SHOP 8422 Lake June Road 391-9043 1023 S. Hampton Dallas, Texas 75208 MARSHALL HOCKER IIM BOOZER GEORGE ODOM M. S. HOWARD 'R Ynggf Q -. f Ili: 1 SCH FLOYD G. DAVENPORT, INTERIORS 13601 Preston Road, Suite 120 Dallas, Texas PHONE 391-5306 Sandi' 55 ,U-,ics and Congratulations , Seniors 74 I BRUTON PAINT, CO. 7906 Lake June Road WINN - BRIGGS - STRATTON - TECUMSEH ROCKWELI. - SKILL. 7819 LAKE JUNE Ro. BASKIN-ROBBINS ICE CREAM STORE C. VV. FOSTER DALLAS. TEXAS 75217 Center Garland ' ' WE? ,S -V ', i iii' it -l., ?.,2..-fa - 1-sa i f- fi ! ,. is 1 .. 1 if 3 ' 1 0 Elecfricul. C u FHlnlMJ4fLG,wg,E I Roofing A -2 u j' Y I ' ' I u ,V A . 0 Hardware , 1'tIl! 1 .J 'l g 'Q 'I Buildgrs Hardwdrg? S - cmnwm: nmvsnv I , . , ' .DALLAS NO I ' -N 1 54 -5 v Q Q-an 5 I 225 4271 ' ' if 1291-7123 2,29 WOODLAND AVE F TH I I -I NIH q G INT 45 AT PLEASANT RUN ROAD ' AJ' EMI' CEDARHILI. TEX I ou could spend as much to learn a ' as we'll pay ou. You've graduated trom high school, and you're loolcing tor a good job. But to get one, you need training that could possihly cost hundreds ot dollars in trade or technical schools. Todays Army otters you this training, and a salary, too, 330720 a month loetore deduc- tions, to start. And that's money in the hanli when you consider that expenses like tood, housing, medical and dental care are all tree. We have over ZOO excellent job-training courses. Taught hy gualitied, professional instructors, with equipment you can't vvait to get your hands on. And you can pick the training you want. ln elec- tronics, communications, lavv enforcement, tood service, administration, construction, you name it. lt you're qualified, vve'll guarantee it, hetore you enlist. So it you'd lilqe a headstart on your career, at our expense, see your local Army Representative. SFC Robert H. McConnell , 1420 s. Buckner Bivd. S Army D 11 Texas Y 0 Ph wants to ioin you Congra+ula+ions Seniors 74 IEE? TEXAS RADIAL TIRE l .1 7919 Harry Hines, Dallas 75235 42143 637-1234 40.000 Mile Tread Wear Guarantee Cpl f Mr. and Mrs. Billie J. Hood Cpl f Mr. and Mrs. Homer O. Gainer 20 4 We Congra'rula+e . . . The Senior Class of '74 Members of the Faculty The Student Body Parents and Friends of DCHS l YL lllilllunr EENTER Y all .!! ll rl llllllllllllllllll llllllllllllflllllllllllllllulllllm llllllll I lj I llllll'l +1' Wllll lll E T ' Lau, - , 57 TY Y L11 XT FIRST STATE BANK f FIRST STATE BANK CONVENIENT-COIVIPETENT-COMPLETE 40113 The I974 SQUIRE S'l'a'ff Sincerely Thanks Each One o'F You Who Helped Make This Book Possible. MPB RE Sponsor 4 y 5 I ., Harding College is Harding can't help it. More than 2000 students make up the Harding family and we are proud of every one. They come to us from 48 states and 20 foreign countries. Because Harding is PEOPLE-centered, we feel a deep responsibility to our students while they make Harding their home away from home. At Harding students are not merely computer numbers, but individuals, with in- dividual goals and needs. An education at Harding includes a close rapport between students and faculty. This communication between educator and student not only promotes scholastic achievement, but alsQ'is a key factor in Harding's Christ-centered education. 4' If PEOPLE-Centered Yes, we at Harding are interested in PEO- PLE! We believe an education should be a learning, growing, maturing and character- building step toward the future. Harding is PEOPLE-centered and dedicated Christians are our most important product. HARDING COLLEGE For additional information, write Director of Admissions, Harding College, Searcy, Ark. 72143 Our Best Wishes for a Bright Future to Christian Schools, Inc. Chrisiian Ed ucaiion Fou nolaiion, Inc. TRUSTEES: Gus Bowman , Chairman Glenn Alexander Adair Chapman Roy C. Coffee George F. Dillman I. D. Garretson Manley Head W. C. Hatfield Reuel Lemmons Charles Owen W. O. Scoggins Waymon R. Sloan G. V. Whitefield 7 MEUR? ,L My Finally, Brethren, whatsoever things are true, whatsoever things are honest, whatsoever things are pure, whatsoever things are lovely, whatsoever things are of good report: if there be any virtue , and if there be any praise, think on these things. Philippians 4:8 4 , Wi . 'Q .L 5 , Q if ni' 0940 5 1: 4-g, aw- R' .f.. M . af S s Autographs xi., is ani-as .nm ,.,u:m,1uzx.yg