David W Carter High School - Round Up Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 296 of the 1969 volume:

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T L, ' if 'ff f --mffzwu S ecanse of his dedication to snccess by serving nnreseroinaq on the National Sdncational Secondary Schools Prograin in Washington, DG and nouf as onr superintendent of the Dallas Independent School District the 7968-69 Konnd-lla Staff Wishes to enpress onr aratitnde hy hninoq dedicating the Round-lip to onr friend Dr ,Nolan Estes a rnan who hiinseh is dedicated D11 ,Nolan 5stes uSt1'iV6 not for the things which are seen, but for the things which are not seeng for the 1 gf things which are seen are temporalg but the things which are not seen are eternal. Laws vw S 1. 3 . V A ' K K 23:2 3 YE. 14-v.4gF 'w 5:3855 WcMW!v', IK WW EMF ' ww ww , w 5 X QW' Uwe J? ,K I , N . Q , ' 1' 2 Q X H k 11 fx ' 1 Af ,. Q m ' ' v ' l W Lf' -ai ,.. , .N Nw-., ? F xl 8 FOREWORD Success ur oal Uris yearbook portrays those of us at 6'arter flrylr School ,iuooloecl iu tlre iuakiuy of a successful 1968-69 school year Zflris year iucluded yuulauce aud couuseliuy oy au outstauaiuy faculty aucl ad- ruiuistratiouf particrpatiou iu active oryauieatiouse eujoy- rueut iu ruauy eucitiuy sports, appreeiatiou aud lrappiuess iu stucleut ufea respect oy strioiuy uuderclassrueu aud the coru- pletiou of a jolr well cloue oy cuyuwed seuiors. 5ueryoue reaches for a yoal iu life aud iu cloiuy so, we are fuooiuy 570138 WORD. A M , fi ml 1 pw 1' F4 5 1 Q 'Vu kfaftxfl f , I 2 41K,. ,i Q-wi 'sgiijfvi fK f akiaga..-f3'f ff+:',..r,gQ! 'QFD' xx I FQ: -.443 ? cv. A- V i 1 1 V l 1 1 A f , 1 5 , X ,, 1 L ! r 1 57 V' W, 2,45 M 213 -- M ' 'if-ff' , ,,... ,V . :vfff-eb gzgi '- 'fm 35 3 . .9 WM, Tj J 15 an , r i7 ' .x ' 'N is , 7 ' ML . A I , Sw gf!! ! SES: A X I.: LM. Q ,Ei Glas, 13 pg 1 Qlgffd--mfg..-M L' KAP ha! 1. , .xlk , B-A FOREWORD ,flenieeers fff Knewledge . Sfneiging fer tests, being iz ,enrf ef elnss disenssiena iz lifne te inink, ine senren fer knowledge . . . 14 FOREWORD 1115 . z ay! .. FOREWORD 15 4. 1, g .- f .274 . .. 1 .- L' A 1 vt li FY 'ivy N vm , , Q K' FOREWORD 17 18 FOREWORD ,flenieeers elf Week O 0 ,4 sense ef belonging, pnrfiennziien, n ennllenge ef ine lninei ine snfzsfnefien ef aeearnplisnfnenf 4 4 0 Y FOREWORD 19 Achievers in Sizslzizfla Keeping in step with fashiwz: Shar! hams, lang Wu are the pace-seffcrs. -, 5 Q- MA ' U. - 1- Ww ' ' 6 . if A 940 K F . , .. ..,. hu K -Q , F E 20 FOREWORD bovis, slmrler hams, mad watches, slfarfcsi hams, sf S 2 fm' FOREWORD 21 fr mv -rx . . 'IQ W up a an Ma! V k M f 'MIA Ko- .f1'x 22 F OREWORD ,,,, If . x f ffy 4 4,0 MX V: X , X 1 ' ., Wulf., ki yn if N. M 1- i Hikes N. .-In ,A L. ff if 'ZTIW4 M-iff.. 1.-ii i? gf-.ma fi M - 1 wr, .. x ' , W si- , N . , .M V V, . 4: .-qw .. Us :asian Wal Hs!!! V , fx X' in - .1 P' 'VLH ' sy X i' ' Q X X, X Rx SITE. 54 M22 Wi9gQ ,, , ,twpff --11 A M R, f 5 252455224 5,2fgg2?:.f nr? f Q2 . ., 3,1 K , -we f.A.b'a1 T'.'f , 11549: ' :W . Nu, pf, -, 7255 Aggfw r 4 .W Kg -afl-'Hai x 'Sh' r 11. , 1, , , V. . .,,:f,fV. Q, E? nr . -Q '5f'5T.'?m'f im . 2.-X ,flenieeers iff Happiness . . ?ennd in: nn understanding snzile friendsnie, iz winning fenendeufn, sneeeeding tegefner. . . ' ' Y' x . 115' .25 sf, k .y ut Y vt, s sf ,,.. ,. , A 136-less' Admznzsfrafzau ww, r I I I A I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 1 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 1 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 2 . I IIIIIIII II II I ,J BOARD OF EDUCATION-Jack Dunlop, Mrs. Henri I... Bromlnerg, Jr., Jerry D. Wheat, John Plath Green, Marvin H. Berkeley, President, Dr. Nolan Estes, Supt.. Percy E. Luccke, Jr., M.D., Vice-President, Emmett J. Conrad, M.D., C. R. Hollingsworth, Sam R. Faris. September I, l968, Dr. Nolan Estes assumed the duties as Superintendent of the Dallas Independent School District. During the past summer. Dr. Estes began planning the foundation fora successful school term. In a private meeting at the School Administration Building, he heard Student Council representatives from the system's twenty-one High Schools give opinions of the good and bad of their schools. wlihey were most com- plimentary about their schools as well as informing me of some of the challenges aheadf' Dr. Estes said at the conclusion of the meeting. The representatives talked generally about student activities, student participa- tion, programs and auxiliary services. Dr. Estes added that the suggestions for improvement were very con- structive and helpful. He plans to establish monthly meetings with the Council representatives. ADMINISTRATION 29 k aw G-..-n lVIr. Lichtenwald can easily be described as sin- cere, friendly and ambitious. This year, Carter re- ceived a high rating by a team of school evaluators. This was possible only by the successful guidance of a devoted principal. Sincere and ambitious in his efforts as principal, he has efficiently worked to make Carter the best high school in Dallas. 'N I li I 5 4 NP. ' J I V ' f- 'K I . 'ts fitt .I '4 L, yccs H ryyca, , ssyyyp y S F y, W -ra-'F ,ff 2 fsyy 2 ,im ...Q h K! L 4 0 'M ' :L ,jr e H Je ., - A r i 'W Qv +w3'J3 by I -- . ,,,. swf I ' , tt,,- x. .-,gp 'ii V scs ADMINISTRATION 31 fx.,,,,,,.,, , ' wif Q A K, 1 I if 32 ADMINISTRATION .ff Mr. lloyd White Assistant Princtwz! Mr. White has served Carter as Assistant Princi pal for the past three years and has done an ex- cellent job. He is a vivid supporter of student ac- tivities and works hard to make student life an easier life. MRS. SHIRLEY BISSETT MISS ELEANOR JENKINS Kvurzselars Give Needed Guidance The success of the future lies in the hands of today,s students. This is why it is so important to have the needed counseling that Carter's students find with their counselor. Having a sincere interest and genuine understanding, our counselors prove to he among the best. X it left 4 .,...Ss-5,5 X ,. Qgflis A Q Qs 5 'ii X2 1, xr :ir ink Miss Scurlock starts the school year off by making changes in the schedules. ADMINISTRATION 33 Che Elerks and Svcrefary Prcwide Smwih Operafians c Tim , it H if -A'- if at '. , ?El to The smooth operation of Carter as a school can he partly attributed to the excellent services of the I.B.M. clerk, secretary, and clerks. Keeping ac- curate accounts ancl up to date data are vital to proper school function. Realizing this, the secretary and clerks have successfully fulfilled their role in making Carter a hetter school. MRS. RUTH ARMSTRONG Clerk fr' 34 ADMINISTRATION MRS. ROBERT DUCCER Clerk MRS. EMMA MELTON Clerk li' N, , Vsj N2 if 1 'ff- -4:-:H af, J if I f 5: MRS. IO MITCHELL I.B.M. MRS. MARY RRGAN Clerk MRS. LOIS TOMLINSON Secretary MRS. VIRGINIA WAIJLS Clerk MRS. ELIZABETH GERBETZ E.T.S.U. Librarian MRS. FLORENCE KERR Library MRS. ROWENA MCALLISTER T.C.U. Nurse MISS MARJORIE IVIERWIN S.IVI.U. BS. Reading Clinician Librarians, Nurse and Special Carter efficiency has really been achieved ky .5 with the help of our librarians, nurse, and 'i', in y. 4 special teachers. With the help of qualified ir 27 gp librarians our growing library has excelled MRSANNE MILLER ,bf rapidly. Mrs. McAllister, the school nurse, has TfI-T-S-U- Viii i i 5 3. helped to promote good health habits. Also, I0 I our special teachers have worked diligentlY. to Ilgggcatiljjlllortunlly and ' give special education students the education 1 h t ' - '- d. ' iiiit , ,.:. ,, if I I I I y L,, if Ei w ' ',-:v'1 .X-it--Q. -.L ,,....,fr .t1.- . ,, AV ,,.. t.i. S tV,rtr2,tr, y li f J I ,,, .zpz .,, .,:V . ,Q M ,Jil 'K -fi is fi' css illl viii A i . i t .. ,.,,. .... 1 uri., , J ADMINISTRATION 35 N.T.S.U. I5.A. English ,H 5 CD Ill 4 F1 5U 2 af C5 o 'U E I as 2 1: -ff. . fflxesw qty 5 k,,, MISS ELAINE AYRES S.M.U. English MRS. ANN BOURGEOIS Texas Tech English MISS ELAINE BURGES Baylor B A English Journalism Erzgivh pl'I7WlI7f6'5 The English department at David W. Carter can be accurately described as enthusiastic. The teachers have sought to promote the understanding of the language, grammatically and through literature. Hoping to increase the ability to fluently com- municate, they have encouraged class debates, dis- cussions. and other such methods. Highlighting this year,s activities was a field trip by the various English classes to see the world acclaimed Shakespearean tragedy, Macbeth, directed in the contemporary fashion of Mr. Paul Baker, famous for his acting and directing.- I ,X . , Q . 36 ADMINISTRATION ?luc'14f Evmmunimiivn MRS. RUTH HOLLOWELL Baylor B.A. English MRS. TOMMY WARLICK N.T.S.U. BA. English MRS. KAREN DANIEL U.T.A. B.A. English ADMINISTRATION 37 551 MB. BILL CLAY MB. KEDRIC COUCH MR. JIMMY MR. FRANKIE E.T.S.U. Austin College DICKENS MUEHLSTEIN BS. E.T.S.U. E.T.S.U. N.T.S.U. American History B.A. B.S. B.S. Coach American Higtgry American History History Head Coach Coach Sncidl Studies Gives Kndwlvdge nf ine Pas! dnd understanding nf ine Sfninrc' , 1-sq A TAKES COURAGB 38 ADMINISTRATION Experiences of the past and present make for a better future only if one has a good understanding of those experiences. This has been the prime ob- jective of the Social Studies department. Ever challenging the minds of their students, the teachers have sought to bring out the pupil's questions and answer them in the best possible way. The responsibility and obligation to the pupils to teach them the truth and logic of the past has always demanded the best of qualified teachers. Their capability to answer the many uwhysv that lie in the minds of the students has always led to general agreement that our Social Studies de- partment is outstanding. Highlighting this year's activities were mock political party conventions, public opinion polls, legislatures, and a mock con- gress. ' 't ' W -- -W ., as ,,m...,,,,.. X1 MRS. SANDY PARISH University of Texas B.A. Civics, Texas History, American History of Q - I MR. GARY REEVES or V aft. are I - Texas Lutheran College I B.S. f World History I T1 ii Coach xii IVIR. BILL RUSSELL Texas Lutheran College B.S. Texas History Coach IVIR. TORANCE VANDYGRIFF Baylor and E.T.S.U. B.A. and M.A. American History Civics ADMINISTRATION 39 Devoted teachers plus ambitious students equals excellent results. This has been proven true many times in the Mathematics department. In this time of advanced technology, especially in the field of mathematics, there is a growing need for a superb knowledge of numbers. In the past the math department of Carter has MR. JOHN ABBE N.T.S.U. B.S. Geometry, Related Algebra MR. GEORGE MOUNT E.T. Baptist Sul Ross M.A. Geometry, Related Algebra MR. JAMES NEELY A.C.C. Related Math Coach MR. GLENN RICHARDSON Univ. of Corpus Christi Geometry, Algebra proven its ability to produce fine students. From arithmetic to calculus the students have found it easy to acquire sufficient guidance and a genuine concern for the development of number sense. Be- cause of the quality and sincerity of the teachers on the mathematics team it is easy to see why the Math department at Carter is the best! My 'S -..,k' Q ..,11 ,-f' 1 3 . + ttit 7 1 . r ,Q ,r isen H V., V00 40 ADMINISTRATION ff Z. Seienee Prernefee llnelerefnndine ef Winn-nlflnde Cneeriee Science has been described as a huge mansion filled with many rooms with no doors all openinc into a basic knowledge of science. Due to the fine quality of the instructors in the science department, this basic knowledgew has been easily accessible to the students. This yearis science activities were boosted by enthusiasm of the science club. A Science Fair served as an outlet for opportunity the students to extend their knowledge. ff nal' at ai X MR. ROBERT ISBELL University of Texas B.S. Biology, Adv. Biology Q ,Y X NIR. ROBERT ROUNDTREE Texas A 8rlVI R.B.A. Physics, Biology, Chemistry , MR. JERRY WILSON M 1' if' E.T.S.U. B.S. ef- 'II' Biology ,, L, V I Z V ith '2.,ig352 ir,? : ' 2 . V I lffffiifffr 1. '- - i '- ' . 'fra . ' . ' I , ADMINISTRATION 41 languages Prrwide Bridges far Hrassiug Zammunicaiivu Harriers To be able to speak more than one language is a mark of excellence. Striving for this goal, the instructors in Carter,s language department have eagerly enhanced the understanding of foreign languages thus promoting an understanding of foreign customs. The various language clubs have efficiently helped to develop a capability to hear, think, and to speak in a foreign tongue. iw ifP 7f ' 42 ADMINISTRATION MISS ANITA CAVIN Texas Tech HS. English Latin MRS. CAROL POZEZ N.T.S.U. B.A. French MISS LILLIAN STAMPS E.T.S.U. B.A., MA. Spanish MR. .IAMES STEGALL N.T.S.U. BA. German English K0 fm-'hi Wm' Arts Promzffes Appreciation The Carter Arts department excels in speech, band, chorus, and orchestra. Always striving to promote appreciation of the arts, the departmenfs students help to make a name for Carter. Tournaments and con- tests were attended throughout the year in an effort to expand Carter supremacy. Medals, trophies, and even scholarships are only a part of the reward in apprecia- tion and promotion of the Arts. BYRD N TS U nl I 1 iii n 'al Miss MYRA af dzlfzzre ai ,,,.ws B.S, Speech English U'-51 MISS CAROLYN MIRACLE T.C.U., BMA. Art MR. JACK RUMBLEY N.T.S.U. B.M., M.M.E. Band MR. TALMAGE UPCHURCH S.M.U., N.T.S.U. B.M., M.E. Choir MR. RALPH UTLEY T.W.C., B.A. Orchestra ADMINISTRATION 43 'F'-:Etta Business Develops To be able to sustain a strong business WOIIG, it takes qualified business personnel to fulfill the demanding positions in the world of trade and commerce. Realizing the importance of these quali- fications, Carter's business department works hard to bring out the best in our future businessmen W , MMM , E, Q , 2: e E sl' Z 1 W WE, N,,. ' . W . MR. ROBERT CAMPBELL N.T.S.U. B.A. and MA. Distributive Education MISS BECKY KENSWOBTHY University of Houston Shorthand, Bookkeeping Skills of Ezflzlluercc' and women. From typing to shorthand business education is an investment in a stable economy. Enthusiastically meeting the standards of the business world, Carter's business department has proven its fine qualities. tim , HQ. 'ln ptpi sis f Mas. PEGGY 'B MURRAY Troy State College Stanford Univ. A B5-f M5- Mm 'i'llii i W MN Bookkeeping, Typing f 1 ltl, - W???5fQ..f?'kill 5 'Wig 2 ft- ' z QQ., , , ,.., .. lVlRS. GLADYS YOAKUM N.T.S.U. B.A., MA. Shorthand, Typing 44 ADMINISTRATION .gg-um Industrial Arts Produces Quakfy Hraffsmanshzp Many advantages are entailed in the practical morrow. Quality craftsmanship is highly stressed application of Industrial Arts. Skill in manual and promoted hy the qualified instructors in Car- labor, appreciation for well constructed projects, tetfs Industrial Arts Department. Only by skill and a capability to evaluate quality of the man- and knowledge being put to practical USG C311 ufactured world only serve to make a better to- blueprints become realities. MR. ROBERT BECKNER N.T.S.U. B.A. Wood Shop, Drafting Ill X L58 I-Tfzif, Mk is I its l MR. JIM PANNELL E.T.s.c. Electric Shop -iz ,,. ' I .5 ,i ,Nuys-Ally, y MR. BILLY YOUNGRLOOD N' I ' N.T.S.U., B.S. and QV Ve'-1. H lVI.Ed. Metal Shop, Power Mechanics ADMINISTRATION 45 MRS. MARTHA EASTLAND T.W.U. B.S. Homemaking, Home and Family Living MRS. LOANN HENSLEE Oklahoma Southwestern Oklahoma State Univ. B.S., M.A. was ,4 a -im x se Q45-Iiliih-Age Girlv Learn Qundameufals af Zzmiq L76 Students of Carter's home economics department are always on the go, learning how to sew, cook and bud- get. 'As the homemakers of the future, the students strive to learn and improve in the art of homemaking. From the 'IA-Line dress to a casserole dinner, there are better homes tomorrow because of home econom- ics today. 46 ADMINISTRATION S 34 , S i1w.7f W-.,,,, F- Q 5' 15' '-'IZ Physical Mucafivn and the 16.0. C 61 Provide Muses l6'0fl1 Physical and Mental Physical fitness and mental ac- complishment are highly stressed in Physical Education and in the R.O.T.C. Promoting fitness, mor- ally, physically, and mentally, the R.O.T.C. and Physical Education staff have diligently supported the high standards set in both departments. A if I K I Eiigvz MRS. PATRICIA HUBERT ihi sryt if N .T.S.U. - f B-5- Physical Education -M I,-.-ri -, i '..- 1' I I 14 COIL LEONARD IIVIIVIICK I Univ. of Omaha BS. Amer. Hist., Military Science , IVIR. WILLIAM STALLINGS T.W.C. 'nr' DS. Physical Education MR. DON TODD Hardin-Simmons Univ. B.S. Drivers Ed and Coach ADMINISTRATION 47 fudy Halls Provide Afmasphcre far Study For quality performance one needs quality prac- tice. For quality education one must study. Carter students have found it easy to have the needed tranquil atmosphere for study in their study halls. With the aid of qualified guidance, the study halls have proven their value in the academic life of the student. MRS. LILLIAN HYER Study Hall A 2515? Q i ri 48 ADMINISTRATION 71' QM IN LUNCHROOM STAFF-Doris Hill, Helen Long, Ivy Robinson, Annu Self, Murgarct Schindler, Verinu Daniell, Angie Brash- eur, Alva Coughlin, Lois Cunilio, Mary Crowell. PARKING LOT ATTENDANT-James Grigi- I.. ul ,. ADMINISTRATION 49 19 Who , k'A 2 Q Q eq 6 1 -,., 3 alia t . igiflf .4-N I .WE . I K Wm- :ug 4 V 52 WHO'S WHO -- vm. 3 dm. . W 2 1 A,,,s',.,a.-..... ., K 1 .J- K Aki N X, Rik ,XXX 1' L. 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Vw-A 55 A4 A I -fx , rlfr L WHO,S WHO 63 The virtue lies in th W, if I ll I 66 STUDENT LIFE Assemb Carter has been extremely fortunate to have the many inspiring assemblies she has enjoyed. The assemblies ranged from pep rallies to bear- ing singers, ex-convicts, ex-narcotic addicts, and medical service personnel. Spirit is the key word in a Carter pep rally especially when the foundations tremble and building rocks for the Carter vs. Kimball foot- ball game. Inspiration is always accrued from guest speakers speaking on the social ills of our society and the problems that confront us as stu- dents and as individuals. Carter can always be grateful for its as- semblies. Ure Music iflflalf' Meridith Willson's musical The Music Man was given by the Concert Choir and Drama De- partment of David W. Carter during the season of 1967-1968. The musical's story itself is about a roving sales- man who comes to River City, Iowa, to sell band instruments to all the children of the town. The man is a Hfakel' and knows nothing about music. Hence- forth, he tries to collect money from the people for a band and keep the money for himself. The salesman, Harold Hill, falls in love with the libra- rian, Marian Paroo, and wishes now to give the people's money back to them and go straight. The whole town is in an uproar over the incident but he explains everything 'and the story ends happily in peace and romance for Harold and Marian played by Ricky Hosford and Pat Dolleman. 68 STUDENT LIFE The cast of the Music Man . . . Mariane Paroo Mrs. Parco . Mr. Shinn .... Mrs. Shinn . .. Music Man nas: Ricky Hosford . Pat Doleman Sherry Rayner John Dove . . ...... Sharon Steck Zaneeta Shinn .,.. .... Shellie Chancellor .. . Marcellus ........ Mimi McCauley .. Gracy Shinn . . . . Clay Reed Tommy . . . . . . .... Steve Craig Charlie . . Larry Moore STUDENT LIFE 69 Senirfr Play. . . ,4 Graz! Sz1cccss.f The David W. Carter Drama Department presented uSend Me No Flowersf' the Nor- man Barasch-Carrol Moore production of hilarity and comedy, for the annual senior play. Approximately 950 people attended this year's play, netting over 35350 for the senior class. The entire play takes place in the living room of the Kimballs, a couple in their early forties. George Kimball, played by Lanny Smith, is a hypochondriac who be- lieves he is going to die within a short time after overhearing Doctor Morrisey, played by Ricky Hosford, tell a doctor that one of his other patients is going to die. Much hilarity is involved when George tries to plan the future for his wife, Judy, played by Brenda Paige, after he has died. The play proved to be a hit with everyone and was a great success. -Mina' ,' W ' S N6 ,ii ,ry W tj, if 70 STUDENT LIFE STUDENT LIFE 71 gflfliwary 167116 '24 Kurs! af ,wing The annual ROTC military ball is held normally in March, and is the culmination so- cially of the Corps' activities for the year. The military ball is a pageant combined with dancing which is drawn from the rich heritage of the American Army, West Point, and military academies. The ball is the social event of the year, and is formal in nature, and gay in attitude. Informal dancing takes place on completion of the cadets, guests and young ladies being introduced to the Senior Army Instructor and the Principal with their ladies in the receiving line. Following the entertainment, the Sweet- hearts of the Corps are introduced individ- ually, and they walk through an Honor Guard of cadets to the dais containing the throne for the Queen of the Military Ball. 72 STUDENT LIFE Laney ladies We far Krrfwu STUDENT LIFE 73 Mack Wesffru Shock :ff gay r ,e 159' y pp y it 'z I'Il drink to that! ! In The Drama Department here at Carter turned the auditorium into a saloon of the Old West in a town called Carter Gulch. The entire play was a satire filled with humorous mocking of events in Car- teris student life. The town was under the leadership of Mayor Love-Em-All, portrayed by Guy Ames and Sheriff Wyatt, played.by Steve Lowery, whose duty was to insure order, issue hall passes, and to make sure that all were assigned bathroom buddies. Fighting a never ending battle for chocolate milk, senior privileges, and library permits were the town drunk, Ricky Hosfordg Hop Along Hominy, Bobby Clark: and his loyal horse, Grits, portrayed by Myra Weempe. The play was a great success as a humorous antidote for the problems of Carter student life. Uh, Could we please have a hall pass? 74 STUDENT LIFE ew Cmclzers join Hzzrfcr SMH at Mid-term WH MGLER 1- ' 1 nr Ow , W, ,zen cj 4 ,, .,,K,, ,IY, , M . , 3 Lhanb' 'fl f ' .. was , J. ff MR. JOHN SIMS i Henderson State College-BS.-Math, University of Tulsa-graduate work- M.S.-Math Hobbies: golf, most spectator sports, . MRS- MARA TISDAITE k fl' . . . S Img' ymg Composite Science University of Texas at Austin B.A.- Hobbies : painting, sports It 'jf -T? Q. 'L ' E E td Q, ' ' n t sslosr MR. CHARLES WILBURN Attended Bryan Adams, East Texas State University B.S.-History 'e N K ' , ?' 2 fi ,-i t H0bbieS.' karate, fO0tbaH. East Texas State University B.S.-Busi- ness Education Hobbies: guns, fishing, camping. STUDENT LIFE 75 The Senior class of 1969 sponsored one of the biggest events held at Carter this year. Students danced to the fab sounds of the Mystics from 7:30-11:30, February 21, 1969, in the girl's gym. The successful dance was held to raise money for the Senior gift to be presented at the close of the school year. 76 STUDENT LIFE Q9 STUDENT LIFE 77 i I U16 ffvmcwwzifzg Scene' David W. Carter,s first homecoming was a success. The crowning of the homecoming queen and her court was the highlight of the evening. After- wards, Carter students and returning alumni danced to the music of the Cornerstones. Many of the exes helped to make the evening a success. Refreshments were served in the lunchroom. The dance was a Student Council function. ' no 78 STUDENT LIFE STUDENT LIFE 79 R H E35 fbzdzze Qsfone 1960369 jimecomzhy Queen ffrfufzecvmirzg Highlights the gffflfbllff Seasrfrz Another Carter first took place on the evening of November 1, 1968, as DIANE STONE was crowned the 1968 Homecoming Queen by Ann Kuehl, the 1967 football Sweetheart. Diane was pre- sented a trophy by Mr. Lichtenwald and roses from her escort, Kearney Padgett. The Sophomore Princesses included: DEBBIE BURDEN, PAM FOYT, DEBBIE HUNT, LESLIE LINDSEY, and CHERYL PEARSON. Among the Junior Princesses were: KATRINA BALL, LaWANNA DUNN, LeANN LARIMER, SUSAN IVIASSEY, and DIANE TEIVIPLES. Nominees for Homecoming Queen and Senior Princess included: JILL BAILEY, SHERRY DAN- IELL, PAM HOWARD, DONNA MITCHELL, DEB- BIE SIMMONS, and DIANE STONE. E. I x Miss Ann Kuehl crowns the 1968 Homecoming Queen, Miss Diane Stone. The new Queen reigns over her court, Debbie Burden Sophomore Princessg LaWanna Dunn, Junior Princessg Jill Bailey, Senior Princess. STUDENT LIFE 81 W- 1 .,. wg W T T? r pg A mari?- Z I rf . I ,-.o V 'mg' X , i 4573 ., Af' , ,Ii 5. f fs, Vi aj Q 'J i 1: -Q V ,, tr f ' if 1' f if 'ix 3? , 1 J fi W, U16 57rs! David 1 'fum - 4.5 .I U? i . '-WL w 1 'L milf?-'W , A w + J X r Q1 aff 5, M we ,lb ' jg.. Q fl +A 33417,-,,-,v. 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N.. ,k..,,u f ..,. .r f fx ...Y 4 r I 1 ',, if ' rx. K-.3 N KX ff 1 ru- f' Q ' s. -11 IIKI1 in 73? ini!!! T 1 l Wm 3 W K iii' d4. Was! 70 CSUCCQ fffe iliiffE rj W WM .gf y Q - Fad 'X A X X Q , ,W-,. Q f f A !,,f was -Q .. i gjesf gqrounof Qgenzbr lm yank, -S auffzf 59121010 lane csfone W' fr' im -1 1, I my ,K 4 4-1 , s- -, -rf' 1A : ,Q-. -'C ,AY wp.. 1 . ,Q ,L,, ,.,,,, , . i L. IZLIZ, A Q K K... ,- Qnzbr . sfwwf . 9' , ' K Q, fa, , X . . ,u.,,f5.,,.-x 5 grzbn oxesf C5 9121614 QDa121Qf K wi 1 1 i h ' ,V'l J 5 f C ,K 3.1. 1 an 'ji .3 .s z ' F , ,,,.k .N-K 1 'fg 1 We 'YE v m, . ., 4 , ' ..v,.sW,.,:wavv'1r M J MW W . :A. ,,:+: x WL 'Syn Q ROBERT ACUFF-Football, Basket- ball, Baseball, Letterman's Club, Key Club, Latin Club, Student Council, Traffic Safety. PHILLIP ADAMS MICHAEL ALLEN-Art Club, CLFB, Cinderella c'lVlusic Man Red Cross. 7 7 JOHN ALLSTADT THERESA AMATO GUY AMES-Co-Editor 'gflangleri' Student Council, Pan Am, Spurs Thebes and Thesis, Cheerleader. 9 5 DORA ANDERSON-Spurs, Guides lub. STEPHEN ANDERSON-Football, Baseball, Key Club and Red Cross. STEVE ARMSTRONG DAVID ASHLEY-Band, Music Mann, Chess Club. TOMMY ASHLEY DEBRA BACON-Spanish Club Presi- dent, Calicos, Thebes 81 Thesis, Cin- derellaw, Y-Teens, Student Council, Art Club, FBLA, 'tWrangler , Folk Singing Club, Crazy Horse Calamity, and Bible Award. JILL BAILEY-Best All-Around Sen- ior Cirl, Calicos. Calico Co-Captain, LiWI'3IlglC1'l,, HCinderella,', Music Manu, Student Council, Spanish Club, Y-Teens. Art Club and Senior Home- coming Princess. JOY BAILEY-Spurs, Calicos, Y- Teens, Art Club, Guides Club. Traffic Safety, Cinderella', and Wrangler . LYNNE BAKER-Calicos, Spanish Club, French Club, Y-Teens, Science Club, 6'Wrangler , Crazy Horse Calami- ty, Cinderella and Jr. Achievement. if'- W4 Q-'MN ,. X wb' X K rii' b '--, T . agw , D ,-,, f 3 4 ,v i ,Tx .cf .. X, 'X 2? ., Q:-Tamil ,-v , tk v, 1 ,lt-5, , nw C , A A gf . .- f ,.,, A Y Q fl? g,,,,,' A: , -i'A1 'bfi lea AP, 2 , , .X if sf ' ef ,-,., p 'j 2 5 A, ,: , SENIORS 99 STEVE BAKER-Art Club, Guides Club. TOMMY BANDY NANCY BANGHAM-Calicos. JEAN BARRETT STEPHANIE BARTLETT BETTY BAUER RoundU - , P , Y Teens, Red Cross, Los Vaquieros, Spurs. 10 8 il lx fib- 1 ' 2 Nbr J 4 Y., , ,+ 6 + . . 'X 5 ' fx r , . T ,, lsr' ,u . H -: ff. ff , K ,rw si' u Y X 5, A . BATRRAYAE A fm' 5 M 'N E'EE g Q5 L, -C32 100 SENIORS iv' EA RUTH BEAL-Guides Club, f, FTA, Art Club, Spurs, Y-Teens. , 2 TERESA BEARDMORE-Junior fi I true Classlcal Lea RICHARD BELL THOMAS BELLOMY PAUL BENFIELD-Football Man- affer Traffic Sifely FBIA JCL Ke 7 C J J 9 7 Y Crlub. CHERYL BENNIGHT-Calicos, Lt., Spanish Club, Y-Teens, Crazy Horse Calamity, Student Council, Senior Class Reporter. MARGARET BENTLEYfSpurs, De- bate Club, Y-Teens, French Club, Na- tional Thespians, Thebes Sz Thesis, Crazy Horse Calamity. SHEILA BIGGS SIDNEY BIGHAIVI-Band. .IANET BLACK DON BLACKWOOD4lVIost Popular Senior Boy, Key Club, Senior Class 'fffj DOYLE BROWN President, Football, Baseball, Student Council. 2 Q y tt we-K 66 i t-5 ti I3 . , ,,,,, t , , y s' 2 ' tr' -J How Warm can you get a lJencl1??? CHRIS BROOKS-Cheerleader, Ten- nis, Art Club, Student Council. Seniors Relay DAVID BOURQUIN-Football, Track, Red Cross, Student Council and Key Club. BRENDA BRASHEAR MELVIN BROWN-Red Cross, Traf- fic Safety, Art Club, Projectionist, '6Wrangler Staff. rf 'haf WW 49,425 K w5,, SENIORS 101 , A MIKE BROWN- R0und.Up , Bas- ' ketball, Golf, Traffic Safety, French if 5, xx 5.1 if . 1 f-wg AER' f S f4 .MMA X C - Club. FF MIKE BRUCE-Red Cross, Football, ,N Letterman's Club, Spanish Club, Golf, g 1 W' Key Club. BECKY BUCKMY-Teens. K Vx SUSAN BUCK JEANNIE BURBANK '14 C 3 -' 1 ' -:gf-1 X MICHAEL BURCH-Football, Track, , I Cross Country. l ' , f , W -1-rr-'71 KATHY BURDEN-Calicos, Y-Teens V. Pres., French Club, Cinderella , Track Secretary. DONNA BURNETT C -V,'. A . 5 AV-A e,'J .' C-Li DAVID CAIN-ConcertChoir. TERESA CAIN-Calicos, Red Cross. 1 V H-'XX if DONNA CAMERON-Health Careers. 102 SENIORS A fl + if N ' ,IANIS CAMPBELL-Concert Choir. French Club, '4Music Mann. ANDREA CANADA-Red Cross. S J'lIliSh Club Tihl cAPP'ELI.1-student Council. Best All-Around Senior Boy, Baseball, Football, Basketball, Soph. and Junior C Favorite. SHARON CAHTWRIGHT-Calicos Red Cross, French Club, FTA, Y-Teens uCinderella,', Military Sweetheart. CARLA CHAFINfY-Teens, Tennis Calicos, Cheerleader, Red Cross, uCin derellaw Carter Ha eninfrn. Craz 1 PP U , Y Horse Calamity. L ' ' l . . iii? ,..f ,I in - ' - -- fsifzi.. wi .i:.:1' - +2 LEWIS CHAMBERLAINACOH, Bas- ketball, Band, National Honor Society, Student Council, ulVlusic Mann, V.- Pres. Senior Class. cas ,am MELISSA CLARK-Majorette, Band, Student Council, Y-Teens, French Club, ROTC Sweetheart, Red Cross, Art Club. ROBERT PRESTON CLARK-Foot ball, Track, Drama, Key Club, Musical, Art Club. CARY CLAYTON--4fCinderella,', Stu- dent Council, Red Cross, Projectionist, Guides Club, Art Club, Baseball. NADINE CLENDENING SENIORS 103 fir- -C-ff' :- K Q M 1, .,, ! X I3 W I .L. is-f It! OWN 39? ,S IVIIKE COFIELD PAT COLE-Spurs, Calicos, French Ciub, FBLA, Y-Teens, Red Cross Pres. ROBERT COLLINS-Football. 6'I'll0l'5 THOMAS COPPOCK-Projectionist, Red Cross, Traffic Safety. MIKE COX PHILLIP CRAIG-Red Cross. LISA CRAWFORD-Library Asst., Red Cross, Traffic Safety, Guides Club. RODNEY CRAWFORD BARBARA CROMWELL-Band, Ma- jorette, Student Council, Art Club. BILLIE CRUSE-Office Asst., FBLA. VICKIE CRUSE-Concert Choir. RICHARD CUNNINGHAM Haw Spirit GLENDA CUBBEY-Red Cross, Stu- dent Council, Office Asst., Y-Teens, Guides Club. JAMES CUBBlE-German Club, Vice Pres. National Honor Society, Basket- ball. SHERRY DANIELL-Student Council VP, Friendliest Senior Girl, Soph. and Jr. Class Secy., Soph. and Jr. Class Favorite, Spanish Club, Y-Teens, Na- tional Honor Society, Treas., Calicos Lt., Football Queen Nominee, Jr. and Sr., DAB, Citizenship Award, f'Cin- derellaw, ROTC Sweetheart, Military Queen. BECKY DAVIS-Guides Club, Chorus. SALLY DAVIS-FBLA. DONALD DEAN PEGGY DECKER-f'W1'angle1'7' Staff, Spanish Club, Y-Teens, Spurs, Art Club, Office Asst. TONY DEHABT PANIELA DICKSON-Spurs, FBLA, Concert Choir, f'Bound-Upn, Chorus, Guides Club, Y-Teens. TERRY DOCKEBY-French Club, Art Club, HRound-Upw, uWrangler , Traf- fic Safety. PAT DOUGLAS-uCinderella7', Junior Achievement, Calicos. JOHN DOVl2fRO'l'C, Concert Choir -Student Director, f'Music Mana, LARRY DRIVER JAMES DYSONiGuicles Club. CATHY EDDLEMON DEBRA FILAND-French Club Secy., Debate Club Secy., Y-Teens, Spurs, Cincle-rellaw, nRouncl-Up , Wfbespians DONALD ELKINS JUDY ELLIS-mCinclerellan, Jr. Class Football Princess Nominee, Spanish Club Treas., Y'-Teens President, Slu- clent Council, Red Cross, Art Club, Jr. ancl Sr. Class Treasurer, Calicos Lt. Seuirfrs Struggle 92 KAREN ELLIS-Y-Teens, FBLA Guides Club, Spurs, Office Asst., FNA RONNIE ENTREKIN-Red Cross, Of fice Asst., Music Man , Tennis, Cheer leader, '4Wrangler , Science Club, Na tional Honor Society. 106 SENIORS DON EVERSOLE-Band, Sberrlffs Posse, German Club. RHONDA EWINC-Calicos, FTA, Spanish Club, FBLA, '4Cinderella , Y- Teens, Spurs, Concert Choir, ROTC Sweetheart. JANA FAIR SHARON FANT-Thebes Sz Thesis, Nat. Thespians, Spanish Club, Critics SI Wrile1's, LlWrangle1 ', FTA, Spurs. CAROL FINNEY-Spurs, Red Cross, Y-Teens, Library Assistant. BARBARA FLACH-Spurs, FTA, Con- cert Choir, Bible Award. CATHY COULD-Concert Choir '4Music Mann, Girls Choir. JOE CREEN+FrerIch Club, Traffic Safety, Student Council, Track, B Bas- ketball, Red Cross. LARRY GREEN-Art Club, Projec- tionist, ROTC, Blue Berets, Spanish Club, Rifle Team, Red Cross. --41 , KIM FLORES JUDY GAMBLIN-Band, Red Cross, FBLA, Office Asst., Thespians, Con- cert Choir. MIKE - -' GILBERT BILL L41 GILIVIORE I f r EL I fw- 3 ,lfgiifgii I 1. if QQQSPGEB' M .Y 'ftf ' l .2 ,re If QE ,A I Y, f r Q ax . ,, , - , . 0 . , 2 X kk 'i If L ggi F Q , I We Idttldtt 'A I N t 1 1 A, N ' I is . ' K -1, ,. x if - X M I . Lag, yi . ff' 1 1 S' L 7 'Gil . K ai 'I i 4' i 4'5f W . I2e?25z5'ff - f . w'4'49oin' W' l- 4 1 fughl -A , ' ' , ,,4',,,'X 'iff J' Til? ilfi 5 .av-'l-b :glen lf 1,1 .Q SENIORS 107 is m, l QI' M 9677 , N K:': GARY HARRIS-Red Cross, Golf, 1 Spanish Club. in liss ' , ..,, J-ff' 'Pri ft ,if 1 ,V I ' 2 iff V , M523 Q5 STEVE GREENRERG DOUG GUINNfGerman Club, Latin Club, Chess Club, Blue Beret, Rifle Team, ROTC. 'ROY HALE-ROTC, Sherrilfls Posse. JUDY HANSARU-Chorus, Guides Club, Red Cross, Traffic Safety. CAROLYN HARRIS-FTA, Pres., Spanish Club, Y-Teens, HCinderella7', Music Mann, Calicos, Spurs. gi' GLORIA HART-Calicos, National Honor Society, FBLA, Art Club, Traf- fic Safely, 4'Cinderella , Crazy Horse Calamity. N A ' NANCY HEARDfFBLA Pres., FTA VP, JCL, Guides Club, Concert Choir, Cinderella77, Bible Award, Spurs. -mi' V is f ii BILL HUMAN Af Y A ,, ,, C LARRY HEITMAN-ROTC. fri A + ' iii RONALD HELLNERWVP Red Cross, -. W' Rl ,,,,t French Club, nCarter Happening it .Z ,M Egg , 108 SENIORS JERRY l-IICKEY CAROLYN HILL-Concert Choir, Spanish Club, uCinderella,7, c'lVlusic lVIanH, Red Cross. CHERILYN HILL .dir inbr- ROBERT HILL BRUCE HINES-Football, Track, Key Club, Red Cross, Student Council, Guides Club, Art Club, French Club, HCinderella,7 N-nv' ' :,, I JOHN HOEFFLER-Latin Club. RICKY HOSFORD-French Club, JCTC, National Thespians, Concert Choir, HCinderella , '4lVIusic Manu, HCharlie7s Aunlu, Sheri-iff Posse. PAIVI l'IOWARDfMost Popular Senior Girl, Cheerleader, Spurs, Y-Teens, Jr. and Sr. Nominee for Football Queen, Student Council, Tennis, FBLA. , , if -'V' I .,,t 'I l If I fi, I ,ix-4- ., an , If ' I l, ,,,,, ww A ftriw1,ll, 11 724,-ft 5 ,- ,,ll ,, f' ,. ' , iz' eg, ,ff M ' N 'ff Wfjfkii fiffff T1 ,I rl ,. vffpfi 2t:'7V5N'b L Faxiiflffi 211:35 'tvfr-wit !JfMf'u,,,. zest il-'.IpNl',Qb -. ffinffiaxiz will JUDY HRNCIR-Cheerleader, German Club, FRLA, National Honor Society, Student Council, Tennis, Spurs. CONNIE HULEN-Chorus, ulwusic Manw. JOHN HUNT SENIORS 109 fl' ,qv-as -fi! BILLY JONES-ROTC. CHARLES JONES 1-Lf SCOTT JOHNSON JANE ANN JONES-NFL. Thespians, FTA, HR0und-Upw, gcwran- glerw, Y-Teens, Spurs, Spanish Club, Thebes Sz Thesis. CARLETTA JOHNS-Student Council, Guides Club, Art Club. KEITH HUSSEY-Guides Club, FBLA, Office Asst., Red Cross. JUDY JAMES-Calicos, Jr. Princess Nominee, Spurs, Student Council. K E N N E T H JANOSKO-Football, Baseball, Track, Basketball, French Club, Key Club, Red Cross, Student Council. Seniors M 1.9! f , v Ziiiitfiz.. 1 ,, 1,121 ' i ciic i iccri Wan-v-v-P' - M... f fy --, If 110 SENIORS KAREN JONES-Spurs. Y-Teens, Con- cert Choir. nClI1fT6I'PllZlv. Art Club. L PATRICIA JONES-French Club. ROBERT JONES-Latin Club. LEE JOWELL Cfvmpramise GARY JOY-Band. KAREN JUSTICE-4'Wrangler , Bible Award. JO KAY -as-1 I M N'-1 as X X d - .,. - V1-,W .,., CONNIE KELLY RONALD KEYS-Track. HARRY KIKUCHI SUNNY KLEINWACHT- ER-JCL, Y-Teens, FNA, Guides Club. JOHN KLEPPER FRANK KONDIKOFF- Art Club, German Club, Baseball. PATRlClA KUSSEROW eLibrary Asst., Guides Club, FBLA, JA. HARRY LAlRlJgl7o0t- ball, FBLA, Key Club, Student Council, Track. PHIL LARSON-R e d Cross, Latin Club, Sberriff Posse. CATHY LEACH JAMES LlTTLF.-Latin Club, Key Club, Sherriff Posse, Traffic Safety Club, L'Music Manw. STEVE LOYVREY-The-spians, 'glVlusic Man 'TNT- , Q 3, .ae SHARON LUSK-Latin Club Pres., spurs, FTA, FBLA. DANNY MACK-Latin Club. -,, my f TOMMY MARSHALL-Spanish Club, Sherriff Posse, FBLA, 6iWT3HglC1'77 ROSEMARY MARCELENO --lf ,, 1 'f 1 DANNY MA'1'ERN-srudem Council, H' Basketball, French Club, Key Club, X. f Golf. : ','V T ffgg, W lll 'S Slll ll J 1 , 4 3 , 'x'- X Q f I jffyfziiizfgi' F1165 112 SENIORS ii 1 N no t S, 17 ' SHIRLEY MCCAFFREY-T r a f f i c Safety, Guides Club, Art Club, French Club, Y-Teens. Library Asst. MIKE McCLAlN-Football. Key Club, Red Cross, Traffic Safety, Projection- ist, Spanish Club. PAT MCCRAY-Calicos, JCL, FTA, Art Club, '4Cinfle1'ella7', Y-Teens. 19' IO' . - Sit' .W I 'SVN j STEVE MILLER DEBRA MIMS-Spurs, Guides Club. DONNA MITCHELL-Calicos, Cheer- leader, FTA, Y-Teens, Student Council Secy., Sr. Queen Nominee, Red Cross. ball. LESLIE MCKINLEY SUSAN MCLEAN-Guides Club, Con- cert Choir, Gffice Assistant, Traffic Safety. BECKY MCNELLIS STEVE MEANS-Thespians, Thebes 81 Thesis, Debate, NFL, Music Mann, Choir, Chess Club, Science Club, Span- ish Club, Red Cross, ROTC, Rifle Team, '4Wrangler', KATHY MIARS-'4Round-Upa' Editor, Calicos, Lt., French Club, Y-Teens, FBLA, '4Round-Upw Staff, Teen Coun- cil Representative, Cinderella, Red Cross. RONALD MCCUMSEY PAT MCELREATH-'Band, Majorette, Student Council, French Sweetheart, Y-Teens. Club, ROTC GARY MCKEEVER-Football, Base- ' 'Y' , D .,,,,- . 1 R E 'N- SENIORS 113 fe BARBARA MOREHEAD 7-A, ew E 'H BOBBY MORRIS A A BILL MOBROW-German Club. A ,SWB 4 lv DoN MYRLIN-Golf, student coun. R cil, Cheerleader, Red Cross, Sherriff ',,- Posse. ' mR1A F6 JACK NEEDHAM BeAl GRACE NELSON-FBLA, concert Al e Choir. t lz l::E:R. ll ,2Bi, BARBARA NEWTON-National Hon- or Society, Calicos, Pres. French Club. GREG NICHOLS LAURIE NIPPER-'6Wrangler7' Edi- tor, Calicos, Spurs, Bible Award. RANDY NIX-Football, Track, Stu- dent Council Pres., FBLA, Key Club, Projectionist, 'GCinderella , VP Junior Class. JACK NORMAN 114 SENIORS gf CURTIS NOTTINGHAM TIM O'GRADY-'Industrial A r t s, CFLB, Traffic Safety. GARY OLSON eniors iudy JUDY OWENS KEARNEY PADGETT-Soph. Class Officer, French Club, Key Club, Foot- ball, Baseball, Friendliest Senior Boy. BRENDA PAIGE-JCL, Spurs Pres., 'gCinderella , Crazy Horse Calamity, 4'Carter Happening , Thespians Secy., Art Club, Student Council. ti ' ff ' 452-1 5 Wff- , -. QL ,A P ms, ,N A fwsmx - ' 5' .J . ,,,. y , ,. -X -Jn un - ff' 5' gk, T '4, if.. N E ,,..s ,. V N l j ,L rr- - Q , 1 C 1 1 ,,,,,,, , ' '1, s ,,,,,,,, , - -- ,X W. i - MW ,s A .--- ::- , 1 'J - ' 'i'- - ..,gQ 31' fff-: ,, .,,.... 1- lysssyyyyy ,,,, .slile 6 ,'i, , ,.,, 1 ,.,, , .f ,,,,, , A ,, . LINDA PATTERSON NANCY PATTERSON-Office Assist- ant, Spanish Club, Guides Club. JERRY PAYNE-Calicos, Spurs, FTA, FNA, Y-Teens CARLA PHILLIPS-Spurs, Guides Club, Office Asst., Y-Teens, Traffic Safety. CHARLES POIRRIERMROTC. SENIORS 1 1 5 14' 116 SENIORS 1 ADELLA POOVEY-FNA, Guides Club, Red Cross, Choir, Spurs, Wrangler',. JAMES POWELL CHARISYE PRATER-French Club, FTA, Thespians, ,Thebes 81 Thesis, uRound-Up , Y-Teens, Student Coun- Mk' 1r12 qr ff-W ,,...N.S,.,.... WM, hmm K - s .A,, Y. mqwfm:mw,,m, MQW- .-....,.,.,,.,, cil, Spurs. Seniors MIKE REAIVIES BECKY REEVES RONNIE REEVES-Football, Baseball Key Club. CHARLES RICHARDSON 'X CLAY RITTENBERRY DEBBIE ROBERTS S .-'inf V .f SS S S L I S ,ulSl, , S f25,, S S S U S S S S if flsl A I M A I 'I'f'A-1 , Jlfif, .l'.f'f.. III 'II' Medium? Il l'l' li ' I'II I I - W2 I A'1f'f f N '?'Y S' ' SS IT V I il al wx ,,2W IWW' If I ll llliiT' Q S ' M I I S ll Hfmai lm EE'-128 at S HI HI li HH if it IH 'li 4 ll ' KI .f 1 '11 WW, TQ H141-Q 'W ::'Z al 'a - S 1 H I Wil- ' 'JJ lm Ami? J 'T - K 3i ' iri s I SSSSSS. we 'K li' H-'WS ' -Q. -f 'if JV' ! IUISSL S -'F Y K. I ' Q' BW ' Y KAW! A AWWWW Y I 5:44 45' K I H ' STG. I fm E IA' 'I -ELL' .ll ' QI 'C: N in-rs JANET ROBERTSON-Y-Teens, Span- ish Club, Latin Club, FBLA, FTA, Spurs. YVONNE ROGERS KEN RYON-Band. l6'rmk Ou!! FRANKIE SALAMONE-Office Asst. LYNNE SAWYER-Band, Orchestra, Chorus, Spanish Club, Science Club, FBLA, Thebes 81 Thesis. ELAINE SEIBERT-Spurs, Calicos, Y- Teens, Office Asst., German Club, Na- tional Honor Society Secy., Student Council Treas. JULIA SELF-FTA, Guides Club. JERRY SELMAN GEORGE SHAWVER-Football, Red Cross, Cinderella7', Crazy Horse Ca- lamity, Key Club, Track, FBLA. STEPHEN SHIELDS-Chess Club, JCL, Golf, Science Club. DEBORAH SIMMONS-C a l i c o s, Spurs, Homecoming Queen Nominee. PHYLLIS SIMMONS-Sr. Girl Most Likely to Succeed, Soph. Favorite, Cinderella , Stage Mgr., Crazy Horse Calamity, Calicos, Lt., Spanish Club Secy., Y-Teens, Red Cross. ELAINE SLOVACEK-Spanish Club, Library Asst., FTA, Y-Teens, Spurs. LANNY SMITH-Art Club, Science Club, Bald Sopranov, Cheerleader, Thespians Pres., Key Club, Cinderel- law, Music Man , uCharlie,s Auntv, Student Council, 4'Carter Happeningw. LORRAINE SMITH-Calicos, Capt., National Honor Society, Red Cross, Spanish Club, Swimming. ,M- in 'Wa S W1 ,, ., . M l 'Q Xwlx K www - ' 5 if . tx -ew, '15 ,,,. 1 tl W 5 49- Lf wmv-Q,....-X Gil ,7:'fELGV : ' ii -Fi . ,..,.,.., ,l l Q , . I 9 X a . , A IU! SEN IORS 1 17 MIKE SMITH-Cheerleader. 1 A RETHA SMITH-Spurs, F B L A, I , . A ,Q Guides Club. 3 SHEILA SPEIGNEER 'QA 1, .. N gil? ,Vp i f U a i 7 N v fi , qv 118 SENIORS QQ '23 t ' at Q lg LAURA SPICER-Concert Choir, Traffic Safety, Guides Club. GENE STANDLEE-Football Mgr., Basketball, Art Club, German Club. in ff- STEVE STARNES-Most Handsome A A Q Sr. Boy, Football, Soph. and Jr. Fa- Ei . ' vorite, Baseball, Student Council, ' ff Q- Track, Key Club. 3 A iril, DALE STEPHENS TONY STOGNER DIANE STONE-Most Beautiful Sr. Girl, Spurs, Guide Club, Y-Teens, Homecoming Queen, Student Council, Bed Cross, Office Asst. GAYLE STOWELL J a,f1',v , 'K sz: , fi Mft' f - , Y A V .. ,,,,,, ,, , . 1 4 fl . a -,.. :, 1 ,Wm , q.,-.wr fwfr f ..f.f, - at ' Q f X in Q f L i m 9 ,Q I. C' ul' , A f , , ff . A Y, PM-5 - 2-W 'L i 'Z Y ,, N K, .1 gb' I QL 'if' 5 3 'jj , I' 1 wr., ,,.- ' 5,3 ,W Ab ., y, ,, l,V , , 1 ,H ,. .y'nw':1 ,.,,,f JAlNET TERRY-Y-Teens, Spurs, SUE SUIVIMERILL-Band, Spanish Club, FTA, FBLA, Music Man . CHERYL SWALlNfConcert Choir, Calicos, Spurs, Y-Teens, Red Cross, FNA, HMusic Mann. ROD TANNER-Football, Basketball, Baseball, Student Council,' Key Club, French Club, '4Wrangler'7 TERRY TAYLOR-Art Club VP. TRACY TAYLOR VALERIE THEOBALT-Calicos, Lt., Thebes Sz Thesis, 4'Wrangler , Crazy Horse Calamity, '4Cinderella , Spanish Club, Student Council, Art Club, Y- Teens, Choir. DANNY THOMAS-Track, Traffic Safety, Posse. CONNIE THOMPSON-Spanish Club, FBLA, Spurs. PHIL THORN-Key Club, i'Wran- glerw, Basketball, Honor Society, Golf, Stud. Council. LINDA THRALL-Band, National Honor Society, German Club, Latin Club, uMusic Manu, 4'Cinderella . Guides Club. JUDY TERRYH-Spurs, FTA, FBLA, Concert Choir, Guides Club, Cinderel- 'ff e f 51:4 5 H-av SENIORS 119 Club. SHEILA VAUGHN rfuizfrs Arc' flegvful , RALPH WAITE-Band. ti-Nw-2' MAX WALKER-Football Mgr., Bas- ketball Mgr., Student Council, Traffic Safety, Red Cross. JAMES WEAVER-Swimming, French Club, Guides Club. MYRA WEEMPE-French Club, Y- Teens, Thespians, NFL, Critics Sz Writ- ers, Art Club, Red Cross, 4'Carter Hap- peningw. ROBERT WELLS-French Club, Latin Club, Projectionist, DAR Citizenship Award, Student Council, Key Club, Of- fice Asst., MCinderella , Round-Up . BARBARA WEST-Spanish Club, FTA Treas., Y-Teens, Calicos Mgr., Li- brary Asst. Student Council, Traffic Safety. 120 SENIORS GARY WALKER-Track, Sherriff Pos f ad ...ff CARMEN TRAIL-Callcos Student Council, Red Cross YTeens National Honor Society Spamsh Club AN JOHN TUFTS Football Key Club Red Cross, Trafflc Safety DIENA VAN GURP Callcos Spurs Office Asst FBLA YTeens Spanish CORLISS WEST-Calicos, 4'Cinderel- la , Concert Choir. LINDA WETZEL-Red Cross, French Club, 'iRound-Up , FBLA, Guides Club. BOBBY WHITTINGTON GARY WINBURN National Honor Society Pres Wran lern Editor, De- bate NFL Teen Council Rep., Spanish Club Music Man Sr Boy Most Like- SUSAN WOLFE-Calico Mgr., FTA, JCL, German Club, g'Cinderella , Crazy Horse Calamity, Y-Teens, Student Council, Concert Choir. JERRY WORLEY-Key Club, Student Council, Football, Basketball, Baseball. LARRY WORLEY-Key Club, Student Council, Football, Baseball. ., . ,,,. , .,,.. . , SEN IORS 121 1 , - 5 ,'f 'tif junzbr GEJJ .97au01'17es Wocfy C3CZf0QI?d x7Qf1'1k2a Aww' -J, m f. :wx 1..,.,.,,,,A - , 5 W, , 1 ,157 :Pg i,, ,QQ V' 1 3 H A N if-M T ,, Rf' ' . 'fa I 'L W w Wi , My A 2' -7V , Wh , fi, w . Paul Adams Kathy Allen Judy Amgs . is W Pam Adams iq, k L iii: , 4 57.521-Qi Y as si 2 'L ' X an . -, . s ':w4 ' ., K4 I .i- , i W :I .6 'Wg . X W YU V W as f' A 7 . XXV by Q I Y fm- r L if N W aw arci Anderson ' Xxx , ' irzahael Ar strnng 'fx' ME M B N. . - fq Q1 'VI' V' , V A rx 0 XJ tfArn3g1 RX ,fi ww ,. f I K 3 .54 ' A FJ' ,X fl gif ' u X, Of s N -rw 5 W My ,Xml ' M ' . 55 RSV M 4 U E 1 ,LX Pr ,SJ -r I if 'X f xl ,' ,, X I ,iv 1 ,lm ,fx , A JIS Mu R dl Xu . ' fl! ju Q55 yi xijxyd 'XE' vw xv vi A X , . Nancy Askins SILK V H 11,5 Miliqfiailey Q V1 JM XJ Xp K Aw ka hail' V Y' NF x r F I . ML jvwfog QQ? A S In ,, fr: , - Y QD rj Q54-3. 124 JUNIORS Debble Baker Katrina Ball Brenda Barnes 49 f- as , lr rf f ,f.:- f K , Dennis Baker Brenda Burr Frances Beauchamp Chris Behrmann Bonnie Beisheim N 1 juniors v. 'g ,,, f A 'V Ralph Bcrcnzen 'f -A, 1 .lo Best -mg, .H , Donna Blevins mi B K 'if 4- Cary BCllUIl1y . , , , W 4 iw' 'W 155 5! QM l E ... an A 1' x 2 2 if ' lx 'ig E! 1' D . ,iw- Dcborah Bocrscllinffnl Steve Bgltgn 5 'V an, ear the 270,11 A. lj Q? ll Y i -V3 if . pg, I9 A N Only her hairdresser knows for sure vp- 'e- 'V I 1 if I W!! .,f v- Sallie Bow Cindy Boyd Brenda Branch Brenda Brashcar Deann Brown Kathy Broylns JUNIORS 125 V by ,, L, 'l - 'fjfff,ig i Rohr-rt Bullard 5' '-P95 0 V Dehra Burkhart V- t. ' in V Francis Carrol I . Kathy Carter ig X K 'ij 'V 'f V Gary Chamberlain 'JF i 'El' ' ei 5- f aa , V' Q-, 'TSX 126 JUNIORS E Weldon Cole M Lynette Cook 3' . K all Roy Copeland F f ,,' -4 xg z 7 sf ' i ,f A elee 1 5 Virgil Cain Shellie Chancellor Robert Christopher Buddy Clements Patty Cody if ff' C Jrt i . , W 1 ff' We at ff T' '3' x Nancy Coke I M 1 li Seuirfrs Christina Crisp Cloria Crowley XA Pat Cflllllllikf Charlotte Cullum Annette llaffron .limmy i,llI'llt'll Vertilia Davaloz ffl, we ,, Cf 1 51 I ld' 4555 ly y l W1 Y -V- fv- : QL ,. v. H. if . ,M w I lu 0 .J . 2 ,fr Joe Drummwrlght -r' ., , f'nf ff P , X , A, X N. . , A R .- , 1. .5 2- 0? Mark Frankie Dana Frocsu ,Io Fuller Sheila Curncr Art Currisnn ' ' Dclana Day Linda Dean V LLLJIZI Mark Dickens Lawunna Dunn Pam Edwards Linda Dome y Sharon Dougherty Randy Edwards I I ,,. y y . Qr y llrr Debby Dow ' . Ak WISE Johnny Dram Cheryl Emrekin I AE ' E-1-E Larry Essary Steve Farmer Cary Finney Lucy Flash - ' -M : S V Chcsna Foster ,, ,. ,V ' -s If - 'ff' :gn M wi W, gi. V KW X ' A ' lv rrlr : Wu , l l X K an fd' '91-av JUNIORS l27 iz' f ' I .i ,,.. a,,, Gasiorouske , ,ff Linda Anita Gibbs Donna Goodson Danny Gorman Linda Graham Hugh Granclstaff X 'IU 4 X gi X X L Q' V- . R .sl S Ps we Ke yi .f .,g,:5,i . wg, '- 'X f we N is an 'Q .a i Q, S x'.- 5 1 Beverly Green John Green Sharon Green Nancy Greener Deborah Gullick 128 JUNIORS Janet Hackney Debbie Hale Edith Hale Joyce Hammond .iv five Marilyn Harper Diane Harris Greg Hasty F' -3-Q-ga-JL b . i n e ryfri ,G an eili .eee G E e J 'x K E 1 .-,: Cathy Hatehett 'e ' Q 3 Warren Hattersley - x V Paul Hawkins jun br Prepare , W:- if X s ox -ws' it .M i uf' nw 1 4? x W if ka as .- v , 'H 1 X ' , , 5 ' f 1 , 'o 3 'N' ., 'L -.f N V Lpfx, ifffl l . A 3, '11if5f ' , -ei if ' Vg 19 4147 ' M, -me V ik ,g,, ,. .L , WV , .. 1 51- :,, wg 2 iii fi J ,ZZ . ., , V , 'l i -, . ,. xv Q fg ' Cindy Kauineyer - , V K, Sharon Keys , 1 -4 ,ii :Av t nj I li W 4 4-32, 1 4 b,,L ,Q A .65 I , George Kostzuta far the Zzfura Glenda Jones Donna Jordan Loy Jones . - fV' Q 6 5' N F 'LJ 4-as Edward James Kathi James Dolores Jirik Mary Johnson Tim Hawthorne Ann Hendrix V , Ricliurd 4' Hensley Ernest Hernandez Carolyn Hill Sallie Hill Joanne Hoeffler Brent Hollis Betty Hoops Vicki Hudgins Delores James JUNIORS 129 Larry Krouse DLlrlCl1C KIAIIIIZ Nlargie Laird Steve Landrum A SH we , M Linda Langston Ricki Lanier Steve Larcom ,fa LeeAnn Larimer Beverly Lawrence iiv A wk, I faux? L L ' 4245 4 Karen Lewis v Paul LSIOY 'fe' L Ky 5 John Lively Nancy Lowery 130 JUNIORS David Lusk Linda Martin Mona Martin Debbie Lowe 'iv 3 L William 'ffm Marlin . A Judy Ma-0n ' u.,an NIa,sey Y James Matthews a 4' 4: Q 1 ' 'L Ei 5 Q L Q I T,. Mary McCord . ..:f' ' '25 'L -16 Q A V Clyde McCray Vicki McDonald V ff X. X f f mmm 'bw mfg av , S . if xi 'JN if 1 1 -v N X 0.1 Qs, Jimmy McDowell Elsie McGinnis Lenny McLaughlin Cathy McLean Bruce McNutt Grrfuf L40 . . . Poncho Mendez EST? :Pff'I:ff+Yd'6Y6Y6Ycs2u'4.Ys'As'w.6,'f.6a JUNIORS 131 Nanc' Mest - ' t, I, g, ,-'K' ag? A ' X Q 1 Q Q . ,V M -. M tk iam i l , v iff . A W ,mv ,l2, wal' Y Billy Metcalf Cindy Miller Debbie Miller Mary Molock Marla Meza Jerry Mgngy Doris Moore Alice Morehead Patti Morell Q X R X75 x' if if 5 1.-,Y 1,-N tg-X ,H ,.e. iiy, t Q . it .,.tt M-Iwi ryir 'M M . ., Sf K Y .gm Q il x FE M N-f ...ff -N if Marilyn Morgan Sylvia Moreno Monty Morrow . ut, ii 5 J Q ,',.-' 3 Robert Nuclntrieb Rickey Nortllcutt 'XM 132 JUNIORS ,fm Royce Olson Sheliu Ousumi Laura Parks Evalyn Parr Greg Paisley fb Pam Presley ,lolln Prcwitt Jackie Patterson Mary Pineda Ceryl Pope .lan Rayner Larry Rcuves 40. Craig Reed x ,- . .ue -i if J' K ref 'X Cary Roark Glenda Roberts Steve Roberts Cary Roberts Larry Robertson Terry Prince Pam Punkoncy George Rawlings ,plhqk 3 Debra Reynolds Adria Rhoads Carolyn Rivers 'YY L . ., GL' K Q--' ' Pr I b -,.,, Tb ' 3 'J Stew Reco Karen Rensbaw 'N-N 'RN ,1- of 0137 r ' .rf af f? . N -4- Egg .4 l JUNIORS 133 ,wtf ,yr Gay Robinson Q fi Donna Ryon -f Situ? Kim Sanders Marilyn Robison Randy Robinson Thomas Robinso Glen Rogers ,,,-. 42 5'- 'CSP I1 Sherrie Rudder Jeff Russell ' .yt-5 if K Q E N 9-ff , T in Q5 if Y y .-.,. 1 134 JUNIORS Kathy Scharlach 41' Angela Salem Melinda Schwab 'i' ., fc-f Teresa Scott vu., Mike Scdlmerry Brad Shumate Patti S1 ut x, 6: wry? 4-n '-t Harold Simpson Travis Simmons Debbie Sisemore Cindy Skidmore Vickie Smullwood Nancy Smith asf' JUNIORS 135 TNA - is f.1 -in fr sw: lf V- o g 'ip I 'X ' ., K .,, in I I - ku, ' ,fn, , A ' 1 in-A ' We -. ii K , x Q 4, if Agana' X ,f,, -i . , V 5 , , . - . I Yi 136 JUNIORS aff 'gxr, is ,fl I 11. . Q gi: i ,KLIVV if' A we bp : qv ,ll 1 ff, N L X 5 NN if AF., fr . 'N il. L .W , gf-X 'K :LL is I' ,W .. ' Pam Zimmerman We . . D LQ X ' ' ' it ' A 53,5 ' ' , A l L' ' 1 fi 7 ' K gag i '- gg I fl NV.- ffau' , f' -X 1 X ,, la,r.i 4 Q o . fx. x r W 'wr A 'di Cindy Warren .1 Vernon White ' David Wilkins l Gary Wilson Lynne Witten Berks' Wolford ,Z Diana Turner Joyce Vaughn Mary Ward Carol Waite Debbie Thomas Stephanie Thompson Susan Thompson Nancy Tonn Belinda Trail juuivrs Make Jaliicb Wylie mal Decisims 4 .pix Nm .iii gig M-aQ ' s gs T 'Q-rex? E Qsopfomore GQSJ gdUOI'IyQ.5' LDQIIHIZS' 93609617 Qegfzb' , 7f1nf I 4 , , K, f M . .- ' ' - ,w , z 1.1 - .aw an-A ,f-F -,J ww., - 1- 1A , Y ' ' 1 , ' I 1 5' . K y, f 1 A 1 .5 ' zf'52s2,1+ l J ! . 1 4 I 1 gig- , ' 7 1 M A 1 z f v 1- , .. f , 1 E ,' , , Y w ' 1 1 aa 1 r . v mul Barbara Adrian Rellvwa Albright Cary Allen Alan Ames ,loyuc Amos Lynnn- Aston fiat , A ., Iii , Steve Anderson Bcity Anclrcws Sally Arr-na ,lllllllly Arispc K. , l Q, V, V , 2.64m .. f ff . I ,, 12 .--, 1-w-. Q'ff '4'n's Q nr ' M33 M x,p,ar,,r, D l nf P, ' f' i ' ' v or H , L ' X 4- fl M ls ar: -lf, '. A Y X f--ff' ,fs f .L X f 1 .. k 4-W' , M , M ,v f W Qi I , A f- is , , ll' rr, ',Q,N ,- wffif cw' .f - 1 N , 1,9 X J if D ff I rl, A ,,, ,X .E A ' k ,ij 72, ,, A5 I. ' 1. . . if X . S , Linda Arispe W' V N if , : r. N , 1 li Cary Armstrong V 5- -- , ' 4 '-fr-...' .i- Y Susan Armstrong A., ff 'ff' , he . M .. . . Es r B il no -1. or Q xl 4. I't'IlL A dl Ly 1 Y 1 ' ' Kalhffrine Bailey ea - i N r iff J - W wx. Q ' L4 '11, ', 1 if 35-5 :,W ,, X 1 K ,, - ,L .. Dchhle Baker 5- 59 'K Douglas Baker . - 1 , ,f,1 'f-,il Donald Baker . ff N3 S- N 3, ' 'T i' fill f r, ,- I ,. 4 3 3, 4 ,. , .ggi . Fif ij 1 if i ' Qs D, up w lr f' , 5. 1 fff wt F ' x x . ' , .s q i' 5 - . f '25 ' -r ' X 1 zg' i ' 1 il ' A il Q I ,. L ,Q i A i ix f '-'iw ' ' ' r'n' A f -1- 2' ,rr ' - E 1- . i ' - K ,Q V if :ur-t w' Nga. , 3 . ' if i' 1 Q A 155-,sinh .qs-Q62 A' - . M w if- of Y' ME W, lv'-5-1' . ! 140 SOPHOMORES Debbie Arnold Deborah Ashley Gary Ball Tommy Bandlcr ,lohnny Barrero Chuck llarreti Dchhie Bass Margaret Bayes Deborah llchrmann Patty Billings .W - V ,sg-. A kjbx E Ronnie Ashley 5 6 Q -x 611155 F315 M f 1 Q Kathy Conley a or I Q w X, - - t t- w M , Xa 3 wi 0' ' 43 tm va k Xia f ,T . if li r i X 1 2 -.1 -i 1 V -,.i ag.: x Cindy Bowles Glenn Bowling Connie Branch Jerry Branch Lynn Birehfield Timothy Burns Cathy Blackwood Venessa Blakenship Nancy Bow N wig, Vxfxx ' Phillis Brewer Bo Brooks .1 N l iii Q ' - 5- x Pam Browning . aff '71 Karen Brooks Diane Brown Vicki liariada Karel Carpenter Laurie Clanlpilt Jennifer Clcndening Laura Connally Boland Coppock Carol Cosgrove Robert Coslon Debbie Brooks Debbie Burden Clenn Burrow Pat Bruce Debbie Byiwe ,V Vicky Calder Linda Camnioek Q 29 Q .' uh -, A' ff i yly C B rirn ' i f D 41 9 D . fri i A Q ' D n ' no n aall V 3 Zia , 1 ,Q 'K ' W., j 3- 1 A ' 55551 . A i M yai A :V Q I J . ' gl v 4, Z V, , ' x X7 ' SOPHOMORES 141 'Qi w Wayne Coulson f ' Cathy Cowan v 53, , l Mike Cowart V Q M W ' V Pamela Cox '1,,E A -, f Robert Cox 42'i1 f ' QQ 5 . . 1 in VQA, ,ihll A 4' My - V, ' MKS Kathy Crook ,QQ af . fr Barbara Cullum ' Q Brent Cummins Q my Vicki Cunningham V - Pat Cussack i' ' , ,ll - ' Charlotte Davis flliitvi li - 'fi f Linda Davis in A ' F' , - i ,, Mary Davis , ' ' - I I K ik. Y I Sandy Davis L X .f M1 , Steve Dean 4 ' 2, -ii',.. ,' iii: if, Q il ' in ' I , -Q96 Q X viii . . ' '- . Lly, 2 g 1 .1 5, t -4- Susan Evans Beverly Farley If Shirley Featherston S Paula Flanagan Tami Fletcher Susan Fletcher R ,pn , 'eu f 'K Charlotte Dillion Charles Dooley Mike Easley Diana Elkins Paula Elmore vga? .ffii-fr'gx xr if ,ii 3 zzz. mf M. N. -I 1 SOIlll0llllDI'l'S think Carter Pep ASSL'lllllllPS are 'lsumpin' l'llsvll SOPHOMORES l 42 Bobbie lfosllee Pam Foyt Vicki Gallini Susan Gamblin Lynn Geilil Svplz Learn HW 116115. . . Deliliie Harrison Patricia Hickey Grace Higdon George Hill Timothy Hill Dennis Gieger Vicky Glass ,lulie Glover Julia Gomez Judy Goodson Pat Goolsby Gene Gorman Debbie Graves Allen Gray Keith Green John Grubb Wanda Guinn Anthony Hadaway David Haedge Olin Hale Mark Hall Bill Halverson , Donna Haney K Susan Harris V I a as , Mike Harper K N i 4 N-4 G. ,G 495' 5 A 4 , mf NNN , wi- i 3 A . WW , K QA 55 G w X, r ,E,: 1 , UD 1 4- A 4 'Q ' s aging 5 if I Jiv- si V 3 Q., I Y fx ,. fr I 1 , ' 1ig5,i?f' K ' W-rvpagi in SOPHOMORICS 143 I ,P , 5: if be n 1 uf' .. .W -fi E.. wa' 'M ., v , - -Q f Q va ji If m' A t h. , - -H , 1- 3 i 4-'X ,W 73' 3 :QV ' fi' ' V N' .2 V . LIMS- V pjyf. Q5 ,--: ' J I ' K iw ' Q' x J my ' A y p 2 f: n f A . I 2 L? 5 kry 5 in n 4 I VV E - -. 4. ,e K 'lfa ' J' it eff' 2 144 SOPHOMORES Scott Huddleston Debra Hunt Sheryl Hunter Ken Hussong Jeanne Hutching Jeff Ibsen Ricky Jackson Paul James Janet James Cole Jennings Andrea Dawn Johnson Kim Johnson Marian Johnson Robyn Johnson Roy Jones Joe Kay Stan Keeton Stephen Kelly Paul Kessler Linda Killian Randy Kirk John Hilman Darla Hixon Sharla Hixon Wesley Horton Sherry Howard Svpho arcs Linda Knott Bob Kondikoff Marie Landers Teresa Lanier Laurie Larimer Z7arfic1Qmzfc Della Leach Lesley Lindsey Sonia Renee Little Neita Lollar 4 Elizabeth Lowery Darlene Mann Jackie Martin Randy Martin Mike Mason Linda Massa Vikki Massengill Ben Mayfield Bruce McCaffrey Shirley McClain Randy McCumsey Jan McDaniel Adelle McKinley Diane McLine Henry Mendez Charles Miller Christy Miller f - . A .J 1 X .14 Ii ,f 'i1,e1f:?f ,,4- , - F ff ' f elf 1 f gr 1 'F if I ,L , L , e ,, 9 S' rg we 'N M4 itell L or r , HW, 'e f ' - slte irtr I , ei ' Q 4' SOPHOMORES 145 Mark Miller Mike Miller Cheri Motgomery Cindy Moore Debbie Moore xi fjif-w M .z a M v , fv- S X f. - , i 3 Judy Moss Ralph Mount Mike Murphy Joan Nelson -, ,' f, K ,IV Uennis Newman Gail Newton Billy Noble 'Y' A qw sg A 0' ? t ' 9 M ,. ig? Pk ,rf 'K 'ff' ' 'Q he A , . 5, .: , J km' Qi . Richard Owens Donna Parks 'ff' ,Q N., P l Dennis Padgett G X. is J 19' 146 SOPHOMORES y Cheryl Pearson Billy Perdue Richard Pierce 1 ai., gy if w I f. f 3. .lu if 5 , 'ft A . at i if X 5? iii' f Ray 1 'r chris Noble 'f s PM Juanita Olive i Linda Osmer C R ,' Saphomvres Make Cookie Pope Janis Pope Michael Powell Patti Price :W l 1' Ky- i 1 Sh N 35 as Margo Prince Beverly Pullen Francis Ramirez Roy Ramsey William Razo Ricky Schleimer 4 N0 .a 62,1 9 .. Susan Saldana V Michael Salem 4 Z Terry Sanders I ' iff Stanley Sanderson it Q 7 ., ' 45 'f i V U-' . A 2, p I f it 4 -4 , L' -fL' rj : A ,, :ff 2,g5if11f - - 'KN f, ,wifi Y, wi, 1 -f' If vi' , 1' iw- , Y . 1 7 Dudley Sedberry ew ?rier1d Anita Smith Charles Smith Colleen Smith Kevin Smith Randy Smith Sue Smoot Lynn Schoelerman Don Sisemore Jackie Slinkard Barry Smallwood Carey Smallwood Sandra Satterfield Cheryl Savell Doris Schindler Lori Seeley Karen Seibert Charles Shackelford Debbie Shackelford Neita Reeves Gloria Richardson Vivian Richter Debbie Rigsby Evalyn Rush Barbara Sabinske s , is y r '1- M Lv' ....,,,. , 43, y, V ffl . uf.. f X migf a s Q X 1 K ,Ii i Carolyn Shaw Karen Shely Michael Simpson f S y W D -K x - an ' , if , I e V LQI' rg? .mn 'H' 2 fs 45,112 va ' Sl YQ. l ei S ..v ,ffl . Ex n 5 SOPHOMORES 147 Stuart Spangler Kenneth Stafford Glenda Starnes Charles Starr Steve Stennett , :ri ' -., :if g, f - 64, ,Q . V fv- I ' ff' F A f W mis 'f' , 1 5-ll T f , g 0 ,w , rl S g Q if f 'Y Philip Surles Houston Thompson Michael Thompson Terrie Thompson Donna Thorn 'vs 13 1 - 9 1 1. KH -a s Mei, ,,,,.,v ,f I. Cf'5' V C1 as W ff, . Q 'Q l nf' K K Debbie Wallace Bruce Ward Blair Weaver Kay Weaver V: , We my V . Q 4- N 148 SOPHOMORES Sophomores uphold school traditions. Au- I, via. 4 Bradley Stevens Odelle Stogner Susan Stone Christine Summerill John Summit Ronnie Thornton Tommy Thurmond Richard Toogood Cynthia Trees Jackie Waggener ARE Mike West Walker Westerlagc Karen Whittington Becky Wilborn Deborah Wilson Brooks Witten Svphamorcs Kespcci 16 a Others 2 x I . M W, M rf QMTL 1 - . ,Q WY? 1n a great cause. Byron 10145 I 969 levurrd-lip fflff 51 I L13 Editorain-Chief 5 A 3: Betty Bauer Lagirybjlztidl es Organizations Editor 0' 'mf Talmage Upchurch Sponsor Diane Brown Mark Frankie Photographer Janet Hackney Kathy Miars This year Carter is proud to have an outstanding Annual staff. Kathy Miars, Editor, attended workshops in August at Texas ASzlVI and brought back many new ideas with her to put into use in this yearis annual. In March the staff attended a convention in Austin at the University of Texas. At the convention they learned pointers to make a better yearbook. The new staff plans to attend workshops in this summer at ASM also. To be on the Round-up Staff you must maintain a HB average throughout the year. Each person is as- signed a special task such as drawing layouts, taking pictures, copy writing, or typing triplicate copies. if 5 p Xa LeeAnn Larimer Patti Morell John Prewitt Sue Smoot Diane Temples Robert Wells Linda Wetzel Class Editor Class Editor Copy Editor Class Editor Sports Editor Business Mgr 014 Che Kvund-lip SMH There Are. . . deadlines to be met write-ups to be written . . . bud gf-ts to he kept ... ORGANIZATIONS 153 I 968-69 Wrangler Stag MISS ELAINE BURCES Sponsor 1 54 ORGANIZATIONS I- .,.,,11.,.. Under the leadership of Miss Elaine Burges, the Wrangler staff undertakes the job of publishing Carter's news- paper. Hectic moments and rushed as- signments are part of such a task. This yearis staff also published Car- ter's first 8 page edition of the Wran- gler. The Wrangler is a member of the student attended conferences at SMU, TCU, University of Texas, Texas ASM, and Baylor to gain a greater insight into the world of journalism. MISS LAURIE NIPPER Editor-in-Chief .KX N NK TIWTINQ... TERRY DOCKERY, Curtoonist - . i,-.A,--'- f-f-' Sponsor ........ Editor-in-Chief . . . Managing Editor .. . . . Elaine Burges . . . Laurie Nipper . . . . Karen Justice Page Editors . .. ........ Mary Johnson Stephanie Thompson Art Garrison Ad Manager .......... Ronnie Entrekin Circulation Manager . . . . . . Doris Moore Reporters .......... Greg Hasty Cartoonist ..... Photographer .... Copy Editor .... Mike Smith Debbie Burden Terry Dockery . . . Mark Frankie . . . ,Iohn Prewitt nv' vcvf MARK FRANKIE fl? DEBBIE BURDEN RONNIE ENTREKIN JOHN PREWITT 3' DORIS MOORE M I K E S M IT H ART GARRISON 'gf STEVE GREENBERG GREG HASTY A 1 S W 3 'Q x i -Mk KAREN JUSTICE Sf. s 'L raw 55 .ef w' A wi xf 'N 1' W.. ew Ie' LQ? 't,e VY.. N Vi 4, ' . ai X 'Y-:La STEPHANIE THOMPSON ORGANIZATIONS I fl I - 15, ' X gina-X 156 ORGANIZATIONS Q. '1 Lewis Chamberlain James Currie Sherry Daniell Ronnie Entrekin Gloria Hart Judy Hrncir Barbara Newton Elaine Seibert Lori Smith Fil Thorn 4'- . . S fimulafcs Academic Achievement NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Members of the National Honor So- ciety are chosen by character, scholar- ship, leadership, service, and citizenship. The officers of the Honor Society are: Cary Winborn, Presidentg James Currie, Vice-President, Elaine Seibert, Secretary, Sherry Daniell, Treasurer. This year the Honor Society sponsored a Teacher Appreciation tea which was enjoyed by all Carter teachers. Society members hosted and served refreshments throughout the day. The Honor Society also has begun a student tutoring service as a service to students and faculty of Carter. Honor Society students have offered their aid to any interested student whom they may help academically. Many Honor Society members recently took the PSAT scholastic test, enabling them to compete for scholarships and gain an idea of their preparedness for the SAT. We initiated new members into the Hon- or Society in the spring of 1969. Linda Thrall Carmen Trail Gary Winburn 5-bmw Kathy Burden Vicke Canada Carol Carpenter Shellie Chancellor l.auriv Clampitl Mellissa Clark Cathy Cowan Sherry Daniell Lawanna Dunn Debbie Eiland Judy Ellis Rhonda Ewing Carol Finney Pam Foyt Sheila Garner Vicki Glass Debbie Harrison Gloria Hart lf- Ceeus I? amvfc Humanities Y-Teens is an organization in which girls work together and grow in understand- ing of Cod and fellowship. There are many activities in which they take part in. This year they took a group of blind children to Siv Flags. A rummage sale was held at the YWCA on Hampton for which all the Y-Teens contributed clothing and household items to be sold. Y-Teen volunteers worked at the World Fellow- ship. lVlonev was raised to help girls in Germany who were unable to get an educa- tion. Each Y-Teen branch had a different countrv to help. They also had Christmas for others, in which they took toys to little children and gave a party for them. ln addition, one project is planned for each month in order to help others. . X. -. Marci Anderson Lynne Asto n .lill Bailey .loy Bailey al' Debbie Baker ,X Lynn Baker Cindy Bowles Cindy Boyd .Y t .o wn mx 'E-f txil at 'K '81 Q 'wks i' 5 xg! A. is af 158 ORGANIZATIONS WW HQ -J sf E . ,f v--- -----H ---- ---V-, ---W, -f-----f, H Wanna Dunn, Secretary. 3 3 ' '-.' ' V ' '-. ,,' lf, ,yi 'ix G ,i X A, if Il x A f1 I as 'f ' K' l 1 W A Wx ,ze-14,-I I gl, I ia' 3 C i nh. ,ss- bf ,?,-f tif ,.-4 TN A-. df x QQ ags sw ,I,,, Ak ,pw- IV! 11, C K .Q W, LM tu.. Q , A q hxr -mv, 1 4 f. 1. ,, . 1, ,- -3 me in . n? xau 1 111 1,1 1 1, k xxxlxx,,,,'ix,. M 1 :rv .Hx inn: xxg, :sf nr ng x,,-r .uv ,liar ,,q, ,.,,-1 fm- 15?ii3i.. ,vi 7 ' -, my Mis .- . ' PGN W ' gxvli k ef W' L, 1 3- - - ll , f I fin Ggn...,il' . Q :Q FUI-41' nm!!! up . Miss Gavin, Sponsor Cathy Hatchott Carolyn Hill Debra Hunt Donna Jordan Cindy Kaumeyer Laurie Larimer LeeAnn ,Q Larimer Lesley Lindsey Neitu Lollar Vicki McDonald Shirley McLain Nancy Mest Patti Morell Evalyn Parr Cheryl Pearson Carla Phillips Karan Renshaw Donna Ryon Dora Schindler Elaine Seibert Karon Shely Debbie Simmons Phyllis Simmons Cindy Skidmore Glenda Starnes Susan Stone Cheryl Swalin Diane Temples ORGANIZATIONS 159 Susan Massey 40- A 320 at., tl? N Keith Hussey-President Shirley McCaffrey-Vice President Dora Anderson-Secretary Carletta Johns-Assistant Secretary Karen Ellis Jan Robertson-Social Chairman and Reporter Guides 61116 Assist Iisifors Ruth Beal Cathy Blackwood Linda Cammack Cathy Cowan The Guides Club is a service club for the school to greet all visitors that come into the building and show them around. There are 53 members this year. Mrs. Hyer, the sponsor of the Guides Club, has been a great help. We could not have succeeded in ahything without her. 5 .52 If f .. F X , ip, Q ' . N A:' , , 'A .72 ta ik N' V '- 5 t V N ' N fi tv 5, W W- 2 f ,IJ l 32 0 f ' P 'f Lisa Crawford M ' iiffg, ' at -W ,A Annette Daffron ' iff' . Q , x A , . arcn aug erty Arif . ' Linda Davis f s l 'lt t ' 'm,, ' Q ,,f A 1 1, K -rtr 2 . wa . 1 ,-N' 160 ORGANIZATIONS immy Dyson usan Evans icky Class at Goolsby ancy Greener ancy Heard arla Hixson harla Hixson onna Jordan unny Kleinwuchter at Kusserow argie Laird aurie Larimer eslie Lindsey ruce McCaffrey ary McCord enry Mendez aria Meza rs. Hyer pansor iane Stone usan Stone ail Stutts ancy Tonn :M Debby Mims Nancy Patterson Cheryl Pearson Becky Reeves Neita Reeves Glenda Roberts Dara Schindler Teresa Scott Julie Self Laura Spicer 7' -W we S fy ,M M . 41? l 64, fo M... 66, pr 4,4 Lf ,,., Q, ue Alf -QQ' K tyyly, .X ,EA Q' si: 4' . 1 Sm ORGANIZATIONS 161 , Tvs, fs 'CTV Randy Nix President indent Erfnncil Sets the Face nf Cfnr cr The David W. Carter Student Council was established for the purpose of govern- ing the student body. At the beginning of each school year, one boy and girl are selected to represent each homeroom. The Student Council serves its school, friends, faculty, and city. ln serving the city, some Council members took canned goods to needy families for Thanksgiving. The Student Council was also responsible for getting the '4Evaluation program underway. Both the Homecoming and Spring Formal dances were sponsored by the Student Council: the money for the combo, food, and decorations being taken out of the Council Treasury. Each year the Student Council puts out the new Student Directory. Also, they are responsible for making up the Orientation program for the 4'new'7 Sophomores. These duties of the Student Council are important to a successful school year at David W. Carter High School. i t: , - ',. 'i f l - --' 'L' T V: if 1 i f I f f 5 H- W A .3 it F t.,: A ,ht 5, TQ . , I r t g ' 5 , 3-3, tag.-2 .N M I k .L sk I Sherry Daniell Donna Mitchell Elaine Seibert V ice-President Secretary Treasurer A AEA .. M t I . , A , .., ..., I Ly . t Q ' Q l 5 at i . ,e... t f '5- 162 ORGANIZATIONS tl , 5 l' S Wag Pairal Serve' ,flcfizfeq The entire unit of the ROTC is considered a part of the flag patrol. The five companies alternate each week to raise and lower the flag each day. Among other duties the flag patrol is in charge of the halls during the lunch periods. 2 a E 1 S Si! Q 2 s fi: ..,X fr ' . , .s cf . .Lib-ffifiwvfti ORGANIZATIONS 163 Projccfiwzists Aid Audio- Wana! Frogram The projectionists of David W. Carter are a valuable service to both students and teachers. Each projectionist is trained in many skills which enable the audio- visual program of the school to run smoothly. ln addition to 'showing films and filmstrips, they are responsible for processing the materials when they arrive, and for returning them to the central Audio-Visual Library. They are instrumental in keeping the equipment and Audio-Visual room in excellent condition for all to use. We all are greatly indebted to these boys who voluntarily gives of their time and effort in our behalf. Richard Pierce, Wesley Horton, Kenneth Williams, Glen Burrows, Tommy Dimsle, Tom Reed, Oscar Head, Ronald Cop pack, and Travis Simms. 164 ORGANIZATIONS library Assistants Psrfsrm ,Necessary Dufis if af 41 V ? i L v 9, ' Deborah Ashley W5 gf- ,L .f 'ssi Lynette Cook Carol Cosgrove Cathy Cowan Judy Moss Cheryl Pope 1 All 5' x 5 ,- X , v 5 1' ' - Lisa Crawford ff K Vicki Cunningham , f X X I L' A ' A Neita Reeves if Glen Rogers A r ', ' 1X.f 4' Debbie Hale Robyn Johnson Barbara Sabinski Elaine Sloyacek N' fftqvsafgi t Sharon Keys n f .X Shirley McCaffrey john Summit . , V Barbara West 1 J L - If . if Mrs. Ct-rlJetL Library assistants perform all the necessary duties that , , lilbfllfltlll make the library a functional part of our school. They manage the circulation of all library materials. Also Library workers are in charge of checking and recording library attendance while they make sure that materials are shelved correctly and are arranged for easy use. Besides assisting in making up book orders, the library assistants help in the processing of new books and aid other students in the efficient use of the library. ORGANIZATIONS 165 Barbara Cromwell Pat Douglas Debbie Dow Roy Hale Cathy Hatchett rf Jerry Hickey -in S Karen Jones A J .. ,, , ,fx 2, gfjf 9' - , 'fi ' ' HW . lf? T 4 Curletta Johns 3, Nbr, Hx 166 ORGANIZATIONS is ,4! Deborah Bacon Chris Brooks Danny Chase Melissa Clark Patty Cody size? T iff, jlff Sereiee glllb Deeefee Zrzleuf The Art Service Club has been carrying out its purpose by providing serivce to the school in the area of Art. The members are provided the oppor- tunity for gaining and applying both aesthetic and technical knowledge about art. In the beginning of the year the club went on a field trip to the Dallas Museum of Fine Arts. The exhibit was of the Southwest Crafts Show. Ex- cellent examples of crafts were displayed by artists of the Southwest. The Art Club also planned and worked very hard on the scenery for the Senior Play. The members devoted much of their extra time after school to work on the scenery. The musical was the next on their list. Many other projects and activities are being planned for the future. Mary Johnson Frank Kondikoff Mivliael Salem Travis Li-e Simmons Cf-ne Standiec Lynne Witlen Miss Carolyn Bliracii- Sponsor Q, Debbie Lowe ,X Cathy McLean Rosemary Marceleno 719 Susan Massex u- Jerry Payne Patly Price Pam Punkoney Gloria Richardson Vivian Richter Glenda Roberts ORGANIZATIONS 167 OM c ,Assistants Zfrcwide Selma! Sfhcicmy The Office Assistants help the clerks in the office during their Study Hall period. The assistants run errands and collect the IBM attendance cards. ' I e Xli' ,N i , ,J f 1 we ff: S' i'il I - , 'A Gary Ball iff gig-.5 ?i Billie Cruse Glenda Curry Pat Coolsby Greg Hasty . ,aw .,,,fi.E5,i5Li.sQ, iz 7? Qi X Q 259 Ricky Hosford Jo Kay rw Ricki Lanie Beverly Lawrence dv Ben Mayfiel Henry Mendez ,431- Q. j , Judy Mason X. ,M M Mary Pineda T llliilffl. Yvonne Rogers 'U K Frankie Salamone Angela Salcn Glenda Starnes ,sf Melissa ev' Stevens Donna Thor Belinda Trai ' Robert Wells 168 ORGANIZATIONS -'Q .1375 QW, . v S Q 4, fw. 'ii 5 01 3' s -. -,'Yz?'5L.1: ,L we w, Lia 5, 5+ N21 14 Zheerlazdcrs Hans! Earfer Spirit S15 so ff! THE 1968-69 DAVID W. CARTER CHEERLEADERS 170 ORGANIZATIONS Katrina Ball, Jr. Pam Howard, Sr. .ludy Hrncir, Sr. Arousing the student body in a series of yells is not the only function of our cheerleaders. They managed to plaster the walls of Carter with signs that have really boosted the spirit. Before the hectic football season began, they spent a week in August perfecting their skill at SMU summer camp. In daily competitions they placed and brought home a handful of ribbons. Mike Smith, Sr. Guy Ames, Sr. Don Myrlin, Sr. ORGANIZATIONS 1.71 wwboy Hand - Wt The Cowboy Band performed at pep assemblies and at halftime shows at each football game. In addition they performed each time the ROTC presented special programs and at the Thanksgiving Day Parade. At Christmas time the Band gave a program which was presented to the student body. On February 28th they gave a concert in com- bination with the Atwell Band. The bands played two numbers together and then each played three individual pieces. Also on April Sth the Cowboy Band presented another concert with a special guest star. ln May they hosted the Band Festival. 175. ORC ANT7 AVIONS THE 1968-69 COWBOY BAND Part of Z9 ,v Assemblk Mr. Jack Rurnbley Band Director Q y i .sms Majorettes highlight pep assemblies with new routines. THE 1968-69 COWBOY BAND MEMBERS David Ashley .lohnny Barrera Sidney Bigham Lynn Birchfield Cathy Blackwood Vanessa Blankenship Brenda Branch DeAnn Brown Melissa Clark Pamela Cox Barbara Cromwell Trumon Davis Delana Day Debra Dow Cary Englan Charles Eversole .ludy Gamblin Susan Gamblin .loyce Hammond Marilyn Harper Ruby Hart Michael Hooten Jeanine Hutchings Gary Joy Linda Killian Bill Lambert Paul Leroy Shirley McClains Rinald McCumsey Patricia McElreath Leonard McLaughlin Randy Morris Donna Parks Laura Parks Richard Pierce J anis Pope Frances Ramirez Larry Reaves Debra Reynolds Charles Richardson Randy Robinson Tommy Robinson Dale Rufio Jeffrey Russell Kenneth Ryon Sandra Satterfield Karen Seibert Travis Simmons Cynthia Skidmore Kevin Smith Gayle Stowell Christine Summerill Lisa Summerill Sue Summerill Linda Thrall Diana Turner Brooks Witten Janis Wylie ORGANIZATIONS 172 U16 I 968-69 ,flflajvrcffes - Caps df Harfez' Marilyn Harper, Drum Majorette-Junior Melissa Clark, Senior Majorette 174 ORGANIZATIONS Barbara Cromwell, Senior Majorette .11 From Left to Right: Melissa Clark, Debbie Dow, Drum Majorette Marilyn Harper, Barbara Cromwell, and Pat McElreath. Debbie Dow, Junior Majorette Pat Mclflreath, Senior Majorette ORGANIZATIONS 175 ' ll: Ulf? Ili in in fn THE FABULOUS 1968-69 CALICOS The Calicos were a major part of the Carter Cowboy,s 1968-69 football season. The drill team performed at every Cowboy football game of the season, and at three pep assemblies. A lot of hard work went into each one of the performances. The Calicos participated in various activities after football season ended. The drill team worked with the R.O.T.C. in presenting several flag-raising ceremonies and Veteran's Day assembly. The 68-69 Calicos' final performance was the spring train- ing game at the end of the school year. It was a farewell performance for the Senior Calicos, and a welcome to the 69-70 Calicos. Tryouts for the 69-70 Calicos started on December 2. The final tryout was held December 12. Out of 130 girls who tried out, 74 girls were chosen for next year's drill team. Officer tryouts followed, to select a group of new officers for next year. if 7 t -7 5 'A 1-'- L14 w Vrfi T , U .-.... .. Mi? 1 4 . I 2 M ff ,sf f, LA. L-LMT -3-'Let' 61155115 Way .,..W 'wg' -.':1iiLLi J I r.t: 176 ORGANIZATIONS . ,.. -,fag -RY Mrs. Pat Hubert Sponsor 'XM .4 n ' 'ff The Calico officers are from I to r: Lt, Sherry Daniell, Lt. Valerie Theobalt, Lt Judy Ellis, Co-Captain Jill Bailey, Captain Lorraine Smith, Lt. Cheryl Bennight, Lt Phyllis Simmons, and Lt. Kathy Miars. Kathy Allen Marci Anderson Debbie Bacon si- . 3 Jill Bailey Joy Bailey Debbie Baker Lynn Baker Nancy Bangham Bonnie Beisheim Cheryl Bennight ORGANIZATIONS 177 Cindy Boyd Kathy Burden Terry Cain Sharon Cartwright Shellie Chancellor Patty Cody :1 yi Q ' 5 5 v xi Y K -ag Q5 .. ,,.,,, f r . ,, if X kg is S.. ,ba i s .W K at f 'tv z -.5 4 ff rm, A Nancy Coke Pat Cole Sherry Daniell Pat Douglas LaWanna Dunn Edith Hale Pam Edwards .ludy Ellis Rhonda Ewing Carolyn Fallico , ,RA QQ? QW Marilyn Fallico, Mgr. Chesna Foster Beverly Green Carolyn Harris Gloria Hart Y., J' Q- 4 .L . V. to fx- f 4N,g'9 '4?'5iF' X WFS' p U V A,-ip , tV V tat y 1 C li. 3 Q irtti yrwr itle ,yyl .--i 'Yi V, ,1 178 ORGANIZATIONS Carolyn Hill .lo Anne Hoeifler Judy James Margie Laird Lee Ann Larimer Nancy Lowery - 7, ,ri g . by W4 ,ln 4 4 n'7 I l . 1. , eW??+ffyf?V' A 'RN -k-' i4 A . '- :--i,, Q W' i, 'f Q M. F' ' 'feng - 121 Z 1.1-. 1. .Q , I xg Miata ,Q - ,-25 iiwf- 4 y , F V - , ,,y,- f' T A igwini- Q 'T ,'4f1.ie22f X' 'N eine ? avi' --'-fi' my QT? Q, ,coin M- nr . ... ag ,fl YZ? -x -1M:.a,,,.:,xg'.'. 5 1:57, f l' ' 'W Q I 'is 1 'ik ' uqlll ., .va - rww'N-litre A ,,H,,fyLg:f.-,. I Sefffrsfzfafiv- W Karen Renshaw Melinda Schwab Elaine Seibert Debbie Simmons Phyllis Simmons Debbie Sisemore Lorraine Smith Debbie Thomas Carmen Trail Diena Van Gurp Mary Ward Corliss West Susan Wolfe, Mgr. Diane Temples Valerie Theobolt sm-, 1 Susan Massey Pat McCray Vicki McDonald Kathy Miars Donna Mitchell Doris Moore 'CSV Patti Morell Marilyn Morgan Barbara Newton Laurie Nipper Jerry Payne 5 Cheryl Swalln ' ' 1,. K' uf' -fa-W f-.,. aw V ,, , N... qw d o f ,Q x V S V W . t, f b i - 5 . e , 3 , I it y,ei x .if I A eete .Q it l'i A . iit. iffilfilfflifff W. ' ' ff -Y' '- uli-u Q fill ,, tm J S i i f f' 1 1lQ5Ef,,-- i Q Q s . .. I , Y 5 I- .1 . A As nfl' Jn., at A it eliie 5 TJ 5 ' S llyy N, 1 at ysuu i Q3Qgf y ff. ,.,uy , it I ' '1 .' ',1' .. W M 'f ' ef ff S - i 'uil l'i' ORGANIZATIONS 179 ,vurs Spur the Zcfuflwys The Spurs consists of junior and sophomore girls whose goal is to promote school spirit. They can be recognized by their white cowboy hats, white blouses, red sweaters, blue skirts, white gloves, and red tennis shoes fwhich can faintly be heard squeaking down the halls.j The organization was distinguished at the football games by the uniforms and the red and blue colored pompons waving in the air. This being the third year of this organization, the spurs doubled their squad. By in- creasing the colors of the stunt cards this year to four, there are now 12 different skits. This year two new skits were added. One of the highlights of the year was the 'cchicken and chipsn picnic at Kiest Park in September. The purpose of this special meeting was to discuss the uniforms and to inform new members of the rules and regulations. Mrs Sandra Parish Mrs. Tommie Warlick SPONSORS , its K- rn-A-an Y WK , . ., ,, ....,., . In THE 1968-69 SPURS OFFICERS: Judy Mason, Nancy Tonn, Kathy Scharlock, and Annette Daffron. 180 ORGANIZATIONS Spirited Spurs Jil.. Spurs delight in boarding the bus to Denton. Chicken and Chips picnic The magic hus .... -2 ., Jil 'nazi emi gh 3.3 fix! rd Q 3. Q' 1 'H 4 i Spurs display card stunts at halftime and prc-game activities. ORGANIZATIONS 181 Sl1c'rW1s' Posse' kvund-up Earfcr Spirit Sheriff Ricky Hosford 182 ORGANIZATIONS Here at Carter we have something that no other high school has. The Sheriffs Posse is an organization compiled of boys only who Serve as a-cheering section for the football team. They too sit as a group at all the games and form victory lines for the team. Carter is lucky to have such an outstanding group of boys. L ni A 2 f W if slr, F 3 ly if gk. AN I. 1 5' afmmzl Uzespians framafv Dzvzmafics Margaret Bentley Barbara Cromwell Debbie Eiland Judy Camblin Thespians are personalities involved in the arts of dramatics. Their initiation for new members was at the Windmill Dinner Theatre. Two parties were given this year for their club, one of which was a cast party held after the Senior Play, Send me no Flowersf, 11 , , I .'nl Vicki Glass Robert Jones Linda Knott Steve Lowrey Brenda Paige 1 ' Charlyse Prater in John Prewitt Jan Rayner Colleen Smith Lanny Smith Diane Stone Gayle Stowell Myra Weepe Cary Winburn Zfhcspians Frepare for Zfournamenfs xxx xx 'G in M Wx ORGANIZATIONS 185 Debate Klub Lfhullmges the Mind The Debate Club is a very prestigious organization. Its goal is to promote partici- pation in forensics and in the art of debate. Ever challenging the minds of its mem- bers wih logic and wit, debaters learn to think, analyze, and conclude very efficient- ly. Tournaments, University lnterscholastic League competition, and even scholarships are enjoyed by the Debate Club. www-Y. if 5 l Qt muff' ,fx fizfffix . ,V 3. Gary Winburn attacks the affirmative. OFFICERS: NIEMBERS3 John Prewitt ..... ........ P resident Myra Weempe Jane Ann Jones .... Vice-President Vicki C1885 Debbie Eiland . . . . .... . Secretary Pam Cox Mike Reames Richard Traylor Stan Keeton Johnny Barrera Gary Winburn Doug Briggs Lanny Smith Bill Gilmore 186 ORGANIZATIONS Krmfizfc' Writing 61116 Dwelapes ,70urmzHsfic Abiiiies Since the Creative Writings Club was added to Carter's list of extracurricular activities in the fall of 1967, the club has worked to encourage students to express themselves through the art of creative writing. By sponsoring the Creative Writings Contest and Carter's Anthology, the club gives all students a chance to participate. I' fb w ,,Q Debby Dow Sharon Fant Steven Creenburg Mary Johnson ,lane Ann Jones Ralph Mount John Prewitt Diane Stone Myra Weempe Lynne Witten ORGANIZATIONS 187 gill? 2' Dcvelopcs Vocal Alf Wife The David W. Carter Concert Choir is a group of students, under the direction of lVlr. Talmage Upchurch, who serve the school and its varied activities with their singing voices. Some of these activities include assemblies, PTA meetings, talent shows, the city wide choir festival, and the Christmas program. The climax of the year7s work is the annual spring musical in which the whole choir as well as the stars takes part. Membership in the choir involves plenty of hard workfdaily practice and extra rehearsals before a performance. lt's work. but also plenty of fun, and the pride that comes from a job well done. Most members received letter sweaters just before Christmas to strengthen the concept of the choir as an active part of Carter life. The Carter choir is a fine group in which everyone can he proud. Mcmhcrs of tht- Concert Choir are: Doug Briggs, David Cain, John Dove, William Franklin, Ricky Hosford, Paul James, Jolm Livclv, Kcnncth Mizc, David Plexco, Charles Starr, Kathy Broyles, Janis Camphcll. Fhellie Chancellor, Patty Cody, Nancy Cokc, Vickic Crusc, liccky Davis, Pam Dickerson, Pam E lwards, .ludy Camlilin, Kathy Could, Carolyn Harris, Nancy Hr-ard, Connie llulcn, Dcloris James, Linda Langston, Linda Martin, Susan Nl:-l.can. Nancy Mcst, Barbara Moorchead, Crave Nelson, Joan Nelson, Adclla Poovey, Jan Rayner, Dehra Rcynolds, Patti Sigut. Jackic Slinkard, Dchra Smith-ao companist, Nancy Smith, Gayle Stowell, Susan Stutts. Cheryl Swalin. Judy Tcrry. lircmla Vandcrpool, Corliss West, Martha Williams, Susan Wolfe, Fay Wright. 6fh0raHers Prepare far Prrfgram. jnlm Lively, John Dow-. David l'lcxco, Ricky llosford, Shclly Cltanccllor. liam Edwars, Gail Stntts, Corliss We-st. llattx Cody. Nancy Smith. Caylc Stowcll. 188 ORGANIZATIONS ' X A group of girls from 6th period class. listen to themselves on tape. Mr. Talmage Upchurch Director of Choral Music ORGANIZATIONS 189 First period girls chorus I to r: Karen Wright, Debbie Rigsby, Cindy Moore, Barbara Bowen, Tami Fletcher, Debbie Har rison, Marie Landers, Dora Anderson, Sherry Howard, Jeannie Ball, Joyce Amos, and Nieta Lollar. John Dove, Student Director 2 yrs. 190 ORGANIZATIONS Kham! Department Sets the Scene fer Hhristmae At Christmas time the cho- ral department presented to the student body a very en- tertaining program. Special guests on the program were Mr. Utley, and Mr. and Mrs. Upchurch who presented for the students 4'White Christ- mas on the violin and piano while they sang. Also on the program Corliss West sang a solo GO Holy Nightn and Ricky Hosford and Gail Stutts sang a duet. All chorus classes participated in the Christmas assembly. ORGANIZATIONS 191 Cfhes Klub Learn Skill of 67155 4 , 7 I .MW . Q e V 4,2 .,,, 1 .S 2 f v'-- I Marci Anderson ,A W ,A-L ' I L 44: Jo Ellen Best ' Y' 9 Si x! . W Slit-llitr Chancellor A K l Bill Gilmore A -.,,A. llugh Crandslaff is Douglas Cuinn Paul Hawkins Paul James Margie Laird Bruce McCaffrey ,,fs l?ttmWt3l'iliill . if 4 i Vii' I i The Chess Club, sponsored by Miss Copeland, met every Friday morning at 8:00. The purpose of this club is to further the skill of those interested in chess. Each member challenged another student of Carter in a game of wits and intelli- gence at many of the afternoon meetings. ln the near future the chess club may begin tournaments among other school chess clubs. 192 ORGANIZATIONS Ralph Mount Richard Pierce Roy L. Ramsey William Razo Michael Salem Stephen Shields Kenneth Staffor Brooks Witten Lynne Whitten Myra Copeland fsponsorl Lee Shes Sizrfhere lfrzeufledge ef tqflllflfb' . . I l 1 1 X ...gm if W. figs: . -f Yves - ny' its A . . s QM' t 'K , ws. Y is af 6: we w in' E55-sa S, - Q 5,929 la sb. Q! Mrs. Pozez Sponsor -te thff' i A 3 1 gt and its People The purpose of Les Elites is to further students in their knowledge of France and the French people. The meetings were held the third Thursday of each month with at least one meeting every three months. To become a member, a student must either be taking French or have taken it previously. A C average is required for membersg a B average for officers before being elected. At Thanksgiving, Les Elites sponsored a family and furnished them with needed food items. A Spring Banquet is an annual event of the club. At this time new members are initiated, and a good time is had by all. 194 ORGANIZATIONS German 51116 ,fv- fv- X' 1, .gf N to 53 ,fm . ,J Ernest Hernandez Judy Hrncir Secretary-Treasurer Frank Kondikoff At the beginning of the year, the German Club saw slides on Germany, its customs, people, and his- tory. They also made Christmas decorations for the PTA. For practice, they spoke German at their meetings. There are set requirements in becoming a mem- ber of the German Club. One doesnt' have to speak or even to know German-but only to have an interest in the country and its language. Susan Wolfe Jack Norman Linda Thrall 1 - s I Gloria Richardson Elaine Seibert Pres. Karen Shely mfg- Colleen Smith Larry Stelck '95 Tommy Bellamy Deborah Boerschinger Weldon Cole Lynn Ceihl Doug Guinn Vice-Pres. Paul Hawkins ORGANIZATIONS 195 aiin glllb Develvpcs dlfwreciafiou of Ancient lfflfii. A E 7145666 l A V A 1., i A I.. M - ' A' - X it H Steve Anderson I V ' . Qjf' Steve Anderson r eiee t C.. M y e 7 e, V l i. .f VVee . U 5 ' C 4:2 A fa Debbie Baker ,lohnny Barrera if Margaret Bayes Terrye Beardmore Members of the Latin Club broaden their knowledge of ancient Greece and Rome through the study of Latin. The colors of the Latin Club are purple and goldg the symbol is a torch. Latin Club students are also members of the Texas Classical League and the Ameri- can Classical League. The officers are Sharon Lusk, president, Carel Carpenter and Wanda Guinn, vice- presidents, Stan Keeton, secretary, and Retha Smith, Treasurer. ,gp Cindy Bowles The first big activity of the Latin Club was the initiation of the sophomores joining the club. It was held at the Pizza Inn, and the initiates came wearing togas. At Thanksgiving the Club provided food for a needy family. The members had a Christmas party at Carel Carpenter's home. They also made decoration for the Christmas tour at the Miars' home. The big event of the year was the convention in March, which was held this year in Port Arthur. Pat Bruce Debbie Burden ! f e l t l i p ag-4 garellC2Epenter Rxm se. ame a ox A- T Steve Dean Lucy Flach 196 ORGANIZATIONS Susan Gamhlin Doug Guinn Wanda Guinn Olin Hale Nancy Heard iff.- ' Ann Hendrix Stan Keelon Sharon Lusk Paul KL-sslcr Nancy Lowe-ry William Razo Dara Schindler Dennis Pad ett Margo Prince Swv- Shields Rellla Smith Dennis Zctt ORGANIZATIONS 197 Z0 Vaquera Klub Secretary Sherry Daniell reads the minutes of the former meetin g. Los Vaqueros, David W. Carter's Spanish Club, is a member of the Pan American Student Forum. Last year Los Vaqueros along with others in the Dallas district built a road in Peru. This year for some of our moneymaking activities, Los Vaqueros had bake sales, collected Green Stamps, sold Christmas Cards, collected Coke bottles, and washed an airplane. This year the club is planning on establishing a Spanish Honor Society. At the end of the year the club will elect several outstanding members of the club. Each year the club holds a banquet in the spring. At this banquet the new officers are initiated. The first Tuesday of every month is our business meeting. The third Thursday is the program meeting. At the program meetings we have guest speakers and programs to further our understanding and knowledge of Peru. ' One of the highlights of the year is the state convention held in Austin. Only 15 members of Los Vaqueros may attend. At the Convention everyone attends workshops and meetings and we elect new state officers. Lillian Stamps Sponsor Christmas card sales bt-gin Los Vaqueros initiated new officers at their annual banquet mx W ,E xmw TI 1 311:21 YF ff A K 2 f , ,s Q if Af EJRLISSQBQSE ,Mi N515 Q Jndu fr Zz! Arts glllb Z9 omrffcs Better Eraffsmzznshzjv Alan Ames Mike Bailey Donald Baker Cary Ball Charles Barnes Richard Barnes Cary Chamberlain Sec.-Treas. Robert Coston The purpose of the Industrial Arts are to instill within each member a closer association with industry and a greater appreciation of the industrial educational field through the co-opera- tion of members and instructors and to provide an opportunity for social functions for the members of the or- ganization. This club helped build stage scenery, make book props for all typing class- rooms, and sponsored needy families at Thanksgiving and Christmas. 'nf X 'fwfr if 'Tit i tii it Vpyk Q t ,gg 1 'if TTTQ ffl. soil! A Stub. ffyijj , y it A 40 49. L a if W Q l ,,.1f , it iwvg Danny Gorman Kieth Green Burt Hollis Vice Pres. . - 'MW' f K 'iii' V K A A 39' 200 ORGANIZATIONS Pancho Niendez Pres. Rickev Northcutt Mr. Beckner Sponsor , W . K Stanley Sanderson iy,l, ' yllfll ' 5 Cmclzcrs 0,0 lfl Harrier Oppvrfuuifies The purpose of Future Teachers of America is to educate its members as to what the occupation of teaching involves. This year the members of FTA made and sent Christmas cards to the teachers and office staff at Carter. They also sponsored a family at Thanksgiving and at Christmas. The FTA convention was in February in Austin to which all FTA chapters were invited. Ruth Beal Jo Ellen Best Jennifer Clendening Kathy Crook Barbara Cullum , , -v-,' i .3 ' -fm' 'S X. ' x xg vip? J A , Q me Q' 'fx .-its Sharon Daugherty Rhonda Ewing Tami Fletcher Dana Froese Edith Hale Vu ,L . Carolyn Harris Nancy Heard Sharla Hixon Margie Laird Ng: Mrs. Daniel Sponsor Shirley McClain Donna Mitchell i Cheri Montgomery Jerry Payne Sherrie Rudder Dara Schindler Pattl Sigut Donna Thorn Barbara West Susan Wolfe is Iii: VR 'E I ...,. r if is ORGANIZATIONS 201 91524 Promvfes Interest in 15,11 iness Kclrzfirf 5 A, X R S ,ri . L ,fr . wg t , Al , A l y l . A fg, ' f : l e ,ffy I 3 I , IV' -'GSM 5 ,tn if 'I In I L W , I van!! f S, ,f 4 b ' , HA w.., E 119 202 ORGANIZATIONS Bonnie Beisheim Paul Benfield Sidney Bigham Linda Dean Pam Dickson Linda Dome Karen Ellis Lucy Fluch Kim Flores Anita Gibbs Debbie Hale Edith Hale Marilyn Harper Carolyn Harris Cathy Hatchett Nancy Hs-ard Anne Hendrix Carolyn Hill John Hoeffler Keith Hussey Donna Jordan Cindy Kaumeyer Vilf A ',m,, ,I 'Q A.. T . 'Q 1564, M sw FBLA is an organization for stu- dents who are interested in busi- ness relations. This year they sponsored an un- derprivileged family for Thanks- giving and for Christmas. For Christmas, they had a party, and also made flowers to sell for the PTA Christmas tour at the Leonard Miar's home. A tour to the IBM building on Stemmons Freeway gave the members ideas for jobs and Special training. In the spring, the most out- standing students attend a conven- tion for the Interscholastic League. it Pat Kusserow Margie Laird Debbie Lowe Tommy Marshall Linda Martin Poncho Mendez Debbie Miller Grace Nelson Cheryl Pope Karan Renshaw Janet Robertson Marilin Roberson Yvonne Rogers Melinda Schwab Cindy Skidmore Gail Stults Lisa Summerill Sue Summerill Nellie Tilford Diane Temples 9fnf dig .W . ,af .. .ex -.1 -mf MTS' Yoakum rrrs il W'l' SPUHSWS slas 34 My Tm L f f 'ii 'L lf' Connie Thompson srsii L W ,M ' Dena Van Curp 1 A , I . 2ffxf,ga5!?'fz:if':..1 ' f. 4' 5 fs, -'ii ' ' we 5 1 -ng' S-.fx 1-n.f,iR V Qt...4' :,: V - 453, l ,,'. Q' L X M ,.sa if, 4.4, , f ., ., K ,, 1m,9f,, U ff! 1, 4 :Gisele-'W ff J lf X -zsaw V ' . 4'v'L': 1 1. 'h'fn'-'I :'1 1',,F,' I I .- Qlxlxrl',,,l'xx 1,1-nnzx,.xrn.,' a 1 x 1 1 1 1 .Q ,run 1' ' X I xv: Ls? ,nl K, i , ,,,.-war ,. w ..J:m 1 1 ,Y Gif lil' wr -fl SPEED ,rwifflf w 1 :Q mvffgy. rm, gps: Q97 an-wzfrm v, 31 s-.L-, rye. ut. f K. , . , All ORGANIZATIONS 203 J lt V wiv? Science gfllb Hzwks Evmmunicafivu Harriers The Science Club this year has broadened their knowledge of communication and the use of radio equipment. lt is also referred to as the Radio Club for this reason. Carter is proud to have such an enthusiastic group of young men. 'g,,,...- fff ,t sf From l to r: Puul Hawkins, Hugh Crandstuff, Richard Pierce. and Larry Essary. 204 ORGANIZATIONS Red 617755 H507 0 hers School Red Cross is an educational service program carried on in the schools of Dallas County under the joint sponsorship of the schools and the American Red Cross. Money for financing school projects was donated by Carter students during the enlistment campaign in November. The Red Cross program is aimed at proivding concerete experiences in developing the American ideals of service and of the sharing of responsibilities for community needs. MVMBERS: Cary Wilson, Keith Hussong, Bob Brooks, Brad Stevens, Beverly Green, Pat Cole, Ronnie Hellner, Cheryl Sa- velle, Vicky Gallini, Vicki Class, Dara Schindler, Debbie Brooks, Barbara Adrian, Terry Prince, Cathy Hatchett, Pam Puncony, Debbie Sisemore, Nancy Mest. Sponsor: Miss Elaine Burgess. ORGANIZATIONS 205 Spvcial Edumfivu Hass ' .. Q ' L I j IW: 17 x y 2 A Eg. wi , . , JQP5-1. . ' 1 , HKXxal'1'- fi Mrs. Miller Instructor 206 ORGANIZATIONS N V . 3 ' A ,f gjjf' YW, Erfmpany '24 'i 2 ls! IZ. 0. C K l6'affaHrfr1, I 968-69 SHERRY DANIELL COIHPHUY Sweetheart Cadet Lieutenant GARY MCDONALD, Company Commander Company A, 21st ROTC Battalion. AS- FIRST ROW: Timothy E. Bivins, Sweetheart Sherry Daniell, Cdt. Lt. Gary McDonald fCompany Commanderl. SECOND ROW: Steven P. Franklin, ,lohn D. Holden, Jerry G. Hill, Donald R. Fant. THIRD ROW: Daniel E. Burch, Harold S. Simpson flst Sergeantl,Virgil Cain, Anthony Hadaway. 208 ORGANIZATIONS 3 Evmpauy '73 'i 2 ls! 16. 0. C K l6'z1ffal2fr1, , V 1968-69 Tian RHONDA EWING Cadet Captain BILL H. CILMORE, Company Commander, COIUPHHY SWSCWCHTI Company HB, 21st ROTC Battalion, 1968-69. xv . Nw- 1 -....., FIRST ROW: Cdt. Cpt. Bill H. Gilmore CCompany Commanderl, Sweetheart Rhonda Ewing, David Gutierrez. SECOND ROW: Charles M. Smith, John J. Grubb, Jr., Ruben N. Rios, Celestino R. Rodriguez, Charles M. Dooley, Wendell Pollock. THIRD ROW: Hugh E. Crandstaff, James T. Bratton, Timothy Hill, Loy D. Jones, Thomas W. Swindle C1stSergeantJ. ORGANIZATIONS 209 Evmpauy 6 '1 2 lst ki 0. ZZ 65 Haffadan, I 968-69 .fb bi ff r, 7. 1L'L:: A S' ' t - SHARON CARTWRICHT Company Sweetheart Cadet Captain RICHARD CUNNINGHAM, Company Com- mander, Company HC, 21st ROTC Battalion, 1968-69. .WT X . pf ,ff 1 FIRST ROW: Dennis S. Baker, Sweetheart Sharon Cartwright, Cdt. Cpt. Richard Cunningham fCompany Comrnanderl. SECOND ROW: Randy A. Morris, Robert L. Dehart, Charles Shackelford, Robert O. Hill, Renaldo B. Medina, Roy L. Ramsey, .lulius G. Burrow. THIRD ROW: James P. Langley, Anthony D. Dehart, Charles R. Poirrier, flst Sergcantl, Fel H. Bolton, Paul S. Stovall. 210 ORGANIZATIONS Hrfmpany 'i 2 ls! K. O. ZZ K Baffalbu, I 968-69 Cffl' Y ffw PATRICIA MCELREATH Cadet Captain JOHN DOVE, Company Commander, Com- COI1l .1!1y Sweetheart pany D, 21st ROTC Battalion 1968-69. V?A i , nno,no,nofno A l vm T FIRST ROW: Cdr. Cpt. John Dove CCOmpany Commanderl, Sweetheart Patricia McElreatl1. SECOND ROW: Gilbert Moreno, Mike W. Duncan, Kenneth W. Mize, Ricky D. Jackson. THIRD ROW: Richard L. Ribble, Donald R. Elkins, Billy P. Pannell, Trumon W. Davis fist Sergeantl, Robert A. Nachtrieb. ORGANIZATIONS 21 1 Kamp ny 'Wi Qlsf 16.0. CH 16,11 tahfrz, 1968-69 MELISSA CLARK' COUIPHIIY Svifeetheart Cadet Captain BILLY W. JONES, Company Commander K A' ' Company E, 21st ROTC Battalion 1968-69. iff ' if.-liv.fEi'iff it M IQ' , spsf??,i3i I ' ' J ' r-3ff'im,l -WML I , mfg? if ., fl -T avi ,QV wif , ,,i . .. ,. ,, x lit' Jef 1 FIRST ROW: Richard W. Cole flst Sergeantb, Cdt. Cpt. Billy W. Jones fCompany Commanderl, Sweetheart Melissa Clark, Jimmy G. Arispe. SECOND ROW: Eracio N. Rodriquez, William D. Razo, Dudley C. Sedberry, John M. Welskopf. THIRD ROW: Paul W. Hawkins, Daniel F. Chase, Reed Bingham, Charles A. Carroll. FOURTH ROW: David W. Olive, Steve C. Dagnel, Douglas K. Baker, Steven G. Kelly. 212 ORGANIZATIONS 1 The Reserve Officers Training Corps CROTCJ is a full time program in the curriculum of David W. Carter High, and provides a yearly 3X4 credit to participating students. The Corps is organized under the unit title of the 2lst Battalion, lst Cadet Brigade of the Dallas Independent School District. Within the Zlst Bat- talion, there are five companies, each company at- tending a daily class period, plus a Battalion Head- quarters made up of the Battalion Commander and his staff. The purpose of the ROTC program is that ther Department of the Army maintains liaison with edu- cational institutions, conducts basic military train- ing programs, stimulates interest in military ca- reers, promotes appreciation of the Army as a Service, encourages participation in reserve com- ponents of the Army of the United States and as- sists the institution in the development of the stu- dent towards maturity. ft -.f. 5235 Cadet Major Guinn received two high awards for his performance in the Corps and his high academic rating for the school year 1967-69: The Award of the Legion of Valor Cross for Achievement, presented by the Legion of Valor of the United States, Inc. and The Sons of the American Revolution Medal of Honor, presented lly the Sons of the American Revolution. Cpresented annually! 'i' U t- 5 u QI War Cadet Captain LARRY GREEN Cadet lst Lieutenant ROY N. HALE COLONEL Adjutant. 21st ROTC Battalion, Cadet Staff lnstructor, 21st ROTC LEONARD KIMMICK T968-69 Battalion 1968-69 ORGANIZATIONS 213 Attaln the unattainable Unknown J xi. I ,,.-it I 4!f3 3'V' COACH JAMES NEELEY Track COACH GARY REEVES Baseball 216 ATHLETICS Hats OH Hatter is' COACH BILL CLAY Swimming COACH KEDRIC COUCH Varsity Football Head Coach COACH JIMMY DICKENS Varsity Basketball ttf Outstanding Eoactziug Dfpartmcwt T.: avr . EQ. ' . . I ww ' W 4 'V E Aa?-' ' 'wr 53.211 , - A . , H COACH BILL RUSSELL Football COACH WILLIAM STALLINGS B Team Basketball COACH DON TODD Football 'i 1 WMM? ROBERT ACUFF ROBERT COLLINS 5 i STANLEY MURRAY 218 ATHLETICS 51 L4 STEVE ANDERSON U16 1968-6 ffagy' Q, . 1., x 1 gf 7 WM!! ., 1. ar W W - M Wgfw ,W f'a,,'.9Wg,K,Qgg:x ,W , . ,, , ,, V 5, .wg ,,.,V V,:z A V' h' , f wi' K' 25 U JEFF ARNOLD A L--E --Q 1 RR R A LR f a L ' JOE DRUMWRIGHT BRUCE HINES f ,:e37 :' 4 ff ,,, Q I VV Oi , 'ME 1 G A A - RRRO A L,RR ' LRVL A 'E'L f M'-5 I -1 V: V In I Z JZ ', ' I 5 ' ' gif! A RANDY NIX DENNIS PADGETT Jl 1M STEVE STARNES L,O,,. I -'AA 1 A 'O A LL,L iff ROD TANN ER DON BLACKWOOD A , . A gui ' 1 if f M -,.R. 1 , ,.,O KENNETH JANOSKO .N , L,L.,f ,V . W. g . ,,AA . KEARNEY PADGETT ITATTTA ' f ,Ag A f L ,, ii! , 2 V6.4 , E mi Q V , t XX, in if 5 1 jjj? X at V4 5 JOHN TUF TS zzrsify Squad ,lililke 29' I if ' ' ' ,I I WCS ,R DAVID BOURQUIN qi, 1 4 Ry DENNIS LADD GREG PASLEY DAVID WILKIN S aw 1 , I WV I I ' I Q ,Q .431 , -31, ' A fl Ulf-fi:f15if-3'e??.7 I ,I' ffm awk Ifwg:fRp+J9 A , ,,-- iw ,, f'A' VI' K ,z,1A I,.W1 QM ' I I f',V il .,,.,r. M V Ki A It 1 .,,. .Elm yi! MIKE BRUCE PAT BRUCE , i1'!Q2I1 x'!BkL I 1 uiigiiiy' ff'?fs Ir -if i ii H Q If ,,,- ?' MIKE McCLAIN HARRY LAIRD gyw? I M, ' ,, . if , 3 ' 1' f9 WWw4- RONNIE REEVES If 3 4 :F E W X ' W .A ' 1 2 I I W' lr. - I ' A if W, , gQiL MQQ fs'M . ZWMM fi W' I JERRY WORLEY LARRY WORLEY ROCKY SALDANA GEORGE SHAWVER Hrfufbrfys kids Krauss 2 I - Our Cowboys started off the season with a hard- fought victory over the Denton Broncos. Dennis Ladd started the Cowboys on their way to victory with a seven yard touchdown the second play the Cowboys had the ball. With only a few seconds left on the clock, Stanley Murray scored the final touchdown of the first half on a play from 114 yards out. The only Bronco touchdown came late in the third quarter on a freakish play in which the left end picked up a fumble and scrambled into the end zone. The final touchdown came late in the fourth quarter when Kearney Padgett sprinted into the end zone on a quick play up the mid- dle. Joe Drumwright makes a good defensive play First Downs Rushing Yards Passing Yards Penalties Punts Carter Denton 15 9 222 79 5-12 11-84 15-110 3.15 25.6 32 i -f ,lanosko receives advice 220 ATHLETICS Starnes makes an extra hard effort to reach a pass. Carter Adamson First downs 16 12 Rushing yardage 160 26 Passing yardage 191 209 Passes 10-18 15-38 Passes intercepted by 3 1 Punts 4-38.6 3-29.8 Fumbles lost 0 3 Yards penalized 9-98 8.47 Hvufbrfys Make ldiieus Ou! af lfwpards, 35- I2 Carter increased its record to 2-0 by defeating the Adamson Leopards 35-12. Carter scored first after a 12 yard run by Steve Starnes in the first five minutes of play. Adamson came right back 10 plays later with a 190 yard touchdown pass. The final touchdown of the first half was made by a Janosko to Jerry Worley pass from 16 yards out. The score at half time was 14-6. The defense scored the next two Carter touchdowns. After Tim Cappelli broke through the line to block a punt, Larry Worley scooped up the ball on the Adamson 30 and raced into the end zone standing up. Janosko, who played defensive safety, intercepted a pass on his own 20 and scampered 80 yards for the next Carter touch- down. This came after Adamson had scored their final touchdown of the night on a short pass play. The final Cowboy touchdown came on a 3-yard plunge by Joe Drumwright, following a fumble re- covery at the Adamson 15. Robert Acuff converted all extra points for Carter. Pass defense helps prevent enemy touchdowns. ATHLETICS 221 Kearney Padgett cuts the corners with enemy pursuit close behind. CC R. Must. 1st downs. 21 6 Rushing Ydge. 311 18 Passing Ydge. 20 40 Passes 8-2-0 1-1-4-0 Fumbles lost 2 0 Punt Avg. 38 29.2 Yards Penalized 9-117 11-98 Ezfufboys Lfasszf Mustangs 21-6 After being hit hard Dennis Ladd manages to fight for extra yard. 222 ATHLETICS Our Cowboys increased their record to 3-0 by defeating the Roosevelt Mustangs, 21-6. The first Carter score came on a four yard plunge by Bobby Clark to end the first Cowboy drive of 80 yards. The second Cowboy touchdown was made midway in the second quarter as Ken Janosko stepped over the goal line from one yard out to make the score 14-0. The lone Mustang touchdown came on a long pass play right before half time to make the score 14-6. Steve Starnes capped the Carter win in the third period by blocking a Roosevelt punt and then running for the score in the next series of downs. Robert Acuff converted all extra -point attempts. Out- standing players of the game were Dennis Ladd, Steve Starnes, David Bourquin, Jerry Worley, Steve Anderson, Tim Cappelli, Larry Worley, and George Shawver. Cfrfufbzfys l5'ury Gophers 21 -O Starnes slices through the line for a big gain. Carter Grand Prairie First downs 15 16 Rushing yards 222 150 Passing yards 167 97 Passes 5-8 1 l-25 Passes intercepted by 1 1 Fumbles lost 2 1 Yards Penalized 10-95 10-87 The cameras of KDTV, Channel 39 of Dallas, did not make the Cowboys nervous or gun shy as they blanked the Grand Prairie Gophers 21-0 in the Gopher Bowl. Quarterback Ken Janosko made an impressive showing as he threw passes totaling more than 200 yards. His first pass of the night was to Kearney Padgett, who scam- pered 79 yards for the first Carter score. Robert Acuff kicked the extra point as he did all three times. The next Carter Cowboy score came in the second quarter as ,lanosko's magic arm did it again on a short pass play to Steve Starnes. Even though the play was for short yardage, Starnes fooled everyone and raced 59 yards for the 6 points. Carteris final injury to Grand Prairie came late in the game when Janosko sprinted 35 yards for the score. Outstanding players of the game were Ken Janosko, Steve Starnes, Kearney Padgett, Harry Laird, David Bourquin, Steve Anderson, Don Blackwood, and Rocky Saldana. .lanosko moves for yardage outside. ATHLETICS 223 .lanosko shows determination on defense. Si 0. 61 Downs Har en 35-O 1st Downs Rush Ydge. CC 9 95 SOC 21 231 Passing Ydge. Passes Fumbles lost Punting Avg. Penalties 89 4-14 2 39 25 112 10-22 0 35 4.. 5 'lv l f 75 'F ' K .. . . Ladd line. t w rf 4391 at Coach Couch gives instructions for coming set of downs. 224 ATHLETICS shows agility and strength on run through the middle of the Following the best pep assembly Carter had in three years, the Golden Bears of South Oak Cliff beat our Cowboys, 35-0. At that time, the Dallas Morning News ranked SOC number one in the State. Carter went out onto the field with the determina- tion of a winning team and fought hard throughout the game. All of SOC's touchdowns came on long passes or runs, which proves the Carter defense played a tough game. 1st Downs Rush Ydge. Passes Pass Ydge. Fumbles lost Punt avg. Penalties CC 18 270 3-16 67 1 34 97 ND 7 48 9-32 215 2 31 87 Worley heads for goal line after pass re- ception. e-W' Janosko calls signals as offensive line sets to swing into action. Harfcr Lfcushes ,ND l6'ulld0gs Under the lights of the Cotton Bowl on Fair Day, Carter beat the North Dallas Bulldogs, 42-19. After its loss to SOC, Carter made a great come-back by physically and mentally whipping North Dallas. Carter's first and second touchdowns were made by quarterback Ken Janosko. Dennis Ladd, Carterls hard-running fullback scored the next two Cowboy touchdowns. Jerry Worley made the next Carter touchdown followed by the final Carter 'touchdown by No. 2 quarterback Joe Drumwright. The Cowboys kept the Bulldogs score- less in the first and third quarters. The only Bulldog touchdowns came later in the second and fourth quarters. Leaders in the Carter game were Dennis Ladd in rushing, Joe Drumwright in passing, and Jerry Worley in receiving. ATHLETICS 225 Karier Zhvps Waslziugfau is' Craft 6 I- I3 The Pleasant Grove Stadium turned out to be a pleasant place for the Cowboys as they walloped Booker T. Washington, 61-13. Quarterback Ken ,lanosko gave an outstanding performance as he ran for four touchdowns and passed for two more. He started things off with a 1 yard run. Steve Starnes made the second Carter touchdown on a 12- yard run around right end. Starnes, on the next series of downs, caught a 31 yard pass from Janosko for the 6 points. With 5 seconds left in the first quarter, Tim Cappelli recovered a fumble on the Washington 14 yard line and set up the next Carter touchdown which was made 2 plays later by Janosko. After the Bulldogs made their initial score, Janosko countered with a 24 yard scoring sweep. Washington came back with a 19-yard scoring pass, but Janosko nullified that with a 33-yard scoring toss to Don Blackwood. With 2:32 left in the 2nd period, Bruce Hines broke through for 18 yards and a Cowboy touchdown, and two minutes later Janosko returned a punt 49 yards for the final Carter touchdown of the first half, which made the score 55-13 at halftime. The final Carter 6-pointer was made by Bobby Clark in the third period from 14 yards out. Robert Acuff booted 7 PAT,s in 9 attempts. H-'We-er .lanosko runs for yardage on one of his many attempts. 226 ATHLETICS Clark moves upfield watching for blocks. CC lst Downs 22 , Rush ydge. 238 Pass ydge. 148 3-4 Passes 8-10.1 Punts 1-43 Fumbles lost 1 Yds. penalized 4-30 BTW 10 83 80 4-15.0 7-36 1 15-84 Cowboys head for the goal line with good blocking. Carter Sunset First downs 12 16 Rushing yardage 151 325 Passing yardage 13 150 Passes 3-15 5-12 Passes intercepted by 1 1 Fumbles lost 1 3 Yards penalized 3-25 5-54 Punits 9-33 4-36 Sunset Defmfs Kar en 33- I 6 The Sunset Bisons defeated our Cowboys, 33-16, in a hard fought battle which was to put both teams in a third place tie to this point in the season for the south zone crown. Carter did not score until the fourth quarter when Gary lVlcKeever intercepted a Bison pass and scampered 41 yards for the initial Cowboy touch- down. The final Cowboy touchdown was made by Steve Starnes after receiving a Joe Drumwright pass late in the fourth period. Starnes converted both 2 point at- tempts. Sunset scored on pass plays of 42 and 24 yards. The other three Bison scores were made on run- ning plays of lengths 30, 34 and 4 yards. Carter played a really fine game, and it deserves recognition as a great ball club. Cowboys huddle for last minute advice. 27 Cowboy defense does great job of stopping the Knight offense. CC First downs 15 Rushing yardage 231 Passing yardage 215 Passes 6-10 Passes intercepted by 1 Fumbles lost 2 Punts 5-42 Yards penalized 10-130 228 ATHLETICS KK 15 193 18 2-21 1 1 8-29.8 4-30 Ezfufbvys Dawn an Kmyhfs 42-7 Carter smacked its chief rival, the Kimball Knights, with a fanciful triumph of 42-7 in Sprague Stadium. In our victory assembly the day after the game, Coach Todd said that uKimball sent word to the football team calling them 4Carter babiesf He then fired back with the statement that uif weire Carter babies, then we're running one heck of a nursery heref' The un- favored Carter team went onto the field with the stimu- lation and determination to beat Kimball which ac- companies winsome teams. Steve Starnes roused Carter's win with a 76 yard touchdown pass from Janosko with 4:22 left in the ini- tial half. Then Starnes broke for a 48 yard touch- down dash with 2:34 left in the second period. The final touchdown of the first half was made by Dennis Ladd as he intercepted a pass and ran it back for the touch- down. The score at halftime was 21-0, in Carteris favor. In the third quarter, Ladd plunged for a 1-yard touchdown which lengthened the lead over the now weak Knights to 28-0. Late in the third period, Starnes again caught a pass which turned out to be a 64 yard touchdown pass. With only 6:24 left in the game, Kim- ball finally scored, not by offense, but by a fumble recovery in Carter's end zone by a Kimball defensive end. The final touchdown of the game was made with 2:34 showing on the clock by Bobbie Clark as he dove three yards across the goal line. Robert Acuff booted all 6 extra points for Carter. Our Cowboys deserved and received great recognition for their conquest over Kimball. Outstanding players in the game were Steve Starnes, Bobby Clark, Dennis Ladd, Ken Janosko, David Bourquin, Harry Laird, Tim Cappelli, and George Shawver. Clark fights for first down. CC 1st Downs 21 Rush Ydge. 277 Pass Ydge. 120 Passes 7-18-3 Punts 2-37.5 Fumbles 3 Yards Penalized 3-35 Starnes dives for ownership of the ball. Krfwbzfgs Dmp Hunk: till Place Qlfld in Zone Carter ended a great 1968 season with a 5-3 record and a tie for second place in the south zone. Even though Woodrow Wilson upset Carter in our season finale, weire really proud of our Cow- boys as they proved they are the greatest team ever. Dennis Ladd proved to be the big ground gainer for Carter as he picked up 212 yards and two touchdowns for the night. In the first half of play, Woodrow scored the initial and third touch- downs. Carter's first score came on a 9-yard plunge by Bobby Clark. Robert Acuff scored his 1st of 2 conversions. In the 3rd period, Ladd scored from 1 yards out with 4:33 left on the clock. Early in the fourth period, Woodrow scored on 36 yard and 1 yard touchdowns. Carter came right back with a 1-yard dive by Ladd which climaxed a 77-yard drive. The final score came on an interception by Wilson late in the 4th quarter. This game, dedicated to the '69 Seniors of Carter High, climaxed a rough season. There were four Cowboys to be selected for the all-zone team. They were Tim Cappelli, David Bourquin, Steve Starnes, and Kenneth Janosko, all of whom were chosen on the offensive team. They deserve outstanding recognition, as well as the rest of the 768 Cowboy Squad. l WW 13 143 139 5-9-1 6-35 2 6-60 ,lanosko takes time for a precise pass. ATHLETICS 229 - ' 'W ' A 'n 'W ' W' - --W-NN A-N... .N..N....Lf.W. QQFJY' FZ: Wi, ig ii. Wd ps 1968-69 Varsity Squad 230 ATHLETICS MANAGERS: Ralph Berendzen, Larry Davis, Gene Standlee, and Kim Sanders. 'gli 'inf' Outstanding Player DAVID BOURQUIN All District ei-vdr'0Hf KW nf O All Metro All State Fighting Heart Award Outstanding Lineman if STEVE STARNES All District Co-Captain Outstanding Player TIM CAPELLI All District Co-Captain KENNETH JANOSKO All District Co-Captain Outstanding Back ATHLETICS 231 1 K ! N 1-4: '-3: Q, ,L 3-1 ' 1. . . -f ' f 8' , N S P at . - ' : I FIRST ROW: 22, Poncho Mendez, 14, Lewis Chamberlain. SECOND ROW: IO, Mark Dickensg 13, Fil Thorng 31, George Rawlingsg 15, Jeff Arnold. THIRD ROW: 25, Larry Worleyg 12, Jimmy HCHFYQ 20, Jerry Worleyg 32, James Currieg 24, Bobby Vetkoetter Wghiiu ' Kvuflwys Sm! Smszfrz in Gm! Standing Our Cowboys ended their season schedule with an overall record of 10-21, in- cluding a 40-12 conference record. They wound up in a two way tie for fifth place in District 12-AAAA competition. Hustle and spirit were the prime factors of Carters' team in their 768369 season. They fought right down to the wire in every game. In the Waxahachie Tournament, Carter brought home a second place trophy, with Fil Thorn and Bobby Vetkoetter making the tournament All-Star Team. Vetkoetter also made the 12-AAAA district first team, honorable mention for the city, and third team All-Metro. The Carter basketball team deserves great recognition for its fight in quest for an outstanding season. 234 ATHLETICS Conference Play North Dallas Kimball Adamson Roosevelt Washington Sunset South Oak Cliff Crozier Tech North Dallas Kimball Adamson Roosevelt Washington South Oak Cliff Sunset Crozier Tech Opp. 71 83 51 66 77 60 56 53 63 77 56 80 96 87 59 59 Vetkoetter rises above defenders' arms for shot. Poncho Mendez executes a good lay-up for two points. ATHLETICS 235 FIL THORN JAMES CURRIE JERRY WORLEY MARK DICKENS 236 ATHLETICS Worley arches ball for the basket. LEWIS CHAMBERLAIN if A522- Arnold goes up in heavy traffic for shot. BOBBY VETKOETTER PONCHO MENDEZ ATHLETICS 237 LARRY WORLEY 238 ATHLETICS JIMMY HENRY Jeff Arnold executes a jump shot under pressure from onrushing defender. Fil Thorn practices a shot in the gym. JEFF ARNOLD GEORGE RAWLINS ATHLETICS 239 '76 ' Zfeam BACK ROW: 23, Kenny Hussongg 22, Mike Bound, 11, Clifford Banghamg 13, Glen Rogers, 14, Tom Oetjeng 23: Gene Gorman, 15, Wade Reed. FRONT ROW: 25, Domingo Mediag 20, Al Burrow, 10, Greg Hasty, 12, Richard Hensleeg 21, Pat Bernag 24, Bo Brooks. SPONSOR, COACH STALLINGS. IW A Mpfx .5 ,X ,, Q , ,M 1, Ill! , P I I k I f-X I I I , I I I I A I' I , I' l, I 1 'I 1 I, , ll I II I I I fK 1X 1 Il I ff WV! xx! ul 240 ATHLETICS 4- r X A ff ,Q ' Q. nf I W af . ,. fm,- W 1' 4-wr, . M5553 .M f Y '-5951 'if f -. Sk' :ff , W-nw m , WPI. 'ff ., aa, Q nf, Q-.N 'c e9'f 'T '7557 -www, -W. 1 ..:, Wm? QQ!-2' , 52 W, L 2-iff' r Q, ., , ,N My - , ,,.,.. 4.9 ' , vb 4 , - I ...,Q.,W,,,,. K' ' .5-'A A. ,rf 4. . I I sf. 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I ' ,Q A X ' K Hwy ' 1 ,,,,5.H5Eg, 1 Q , .mf , A KN .K f, -fm ,. '51 -im' ' . .. ' . - . me-. 1 ff' : H .W . :V M,-5 vgggx Q x it A QWSM N . .-K, , K .:.fkV ,my Z. . Lt '55, K . ' , k ' ' 'L ' W: 1 r A S ,, , , ' K K' , wf-'ni' 5. f fm, Q :Ln my V X 3 12 X V kr ,g.,:f,, Q, my f .Mi X 'kr Mu Ms In swag Ind Bruce Hines one of Carter's outstanding pole vaulters. C1fN 242 ATHLETICS Bourquin heaves discus. JW 'r I0 5 L I 'LX x V 'N f A M 4 Nu '? tu.Q Crack Dspcnds an Efzfrf and Skill Rocky Saldana heaves shot putt. 327 -I MILE RELAY TEAM: Steve Starnes, David Wilkins, Dennis Ladd, Bobby Clark. ATHLETICS 243 BACK ROW: Dennis Ladd, Rocky Saldana, David Bourquin, Davii Wilkins, Randy Nix, Ronnie Keys. MIDDLE: Walker Westerlage, Randy McCumsey, Bruce Hines, Steve Slarnes, Al Mendez, Alan Ames. Gary Walker FIRST ROW: Bill Carter, Ben Mayfield, Richard Toogood, Randy Miller, Danny Thomas, Manager Kim Sanders. 395 244 ATHLETICS ...- .- - 4 -... .......-...X .........-...f ,I .:..xg..1..k . -.... -. Q., ..,...,..,,, W,.,...,.. ..... , .mv-,.. . ....,, M-Q--W-M.,... -..V - .X -K - ,.-y..f-.-... - ...-.-..,-, PW'-M-W..- ,f..,...A-.:L. , Q , i w,,,, -Q .W-....-......... Q am- 2 :--Y-.-g f.....,.,..:.,.,., - ,- W.....--............-.....,....-.v.N,,..,..,,.,....,,...-, +,,..,f , A -Q 5,3 -sx......4,.-v..,..,...,...-.....,...-..-.. V.. ..,- .- -., .-, - ,, ...M ....f-..,. -g....... ,.,.,,,,- -svn - - ..x. ..,... - -X .. - .,.- .. .... - Q---.-Q ,...x,.-. - . ..., . v....,..,...W .. - -., - - .. - ...., .. -N.N,- AM..- .,.w-fwf--v-1- - 'N' ' .. ,,...Q. ., ......, ..-in-Q. wf,,,,.N,., .,,X,.... . ...M . -0 - - if mn '- W 'W f 'L' l ' ' 'A' H 'W W. ' L.. A.: Y . , Vetkoelter throws true to form Padgett prepares for a hard line drive. 246 ATHLETICS ---.-...........,4. gE Akbk N-MNH-WN 51 - Y.,, , ,,. . ,...,,3 . - WM'h.MrLA,AMg V ...,...-,,, ....-..,....M.-. .. -'W ' -' -4 , . .,., WM-- ,W.,. ...-.M,.-.,, W., ...ml . .f... ...M MK , K ,, r ' 117 ' .lj I ... V g f X ,,.1,. ., .-,. W, fi z' f TT' U A '1 , L' L 7 -1 .L. 2'i'i'A T . '- ..1 mul 'L .- ' ' 5. ap ' . i i ' f , M 3 , .f .,..w .,,...:, ,, WM- , K, .V,.A,- .pi T LZ : H' 9 ll 1 . !,,,Wf1 ,- .mrggqf , My , '.-zifrw rf A .fe ' ..,.rL....',i . fad, 4' 1 .g. ' .1 1 ..p.fm.-if ff AA ' ' -4 . : .f,....-1:,,f.wQ'f H ..,,.. 1 .W ' :-',,: .,,j.,-- 1 , 'fm -fri.: -I I im' ' . -5' s-1'-W..-Q -if Navi ff-H 32- .-F 5 X if ' . ' ii p. . f, .s 0 . sf 4' .M , M 1 Cf- 'Mg-Q -4 yy. ,I , 1' ri? .-.AJ-?i.w ' -we 2 .. ' 7 is - P. 1 A ,L ww . is-it ' gg xg 'Y Kg .. fi. . 'Y fic . . Q- . T 1 J ., ' X .ff if un 1, . Nsfaw N . kk. .3-31 ,. 1 3 V, X.l,, ,W,x A.-' - if H H HU? f 'Q f if 'sm 1 1 fe: ff2lfi?,.:ig.,E4g:, -1 5 -Y Q. , f - if Joe Drumwright steps into the ball. , I Y -4 W! -Q, Ronnie Reeves fields a fly. . 1 ff avi f.1.g.3f,. jg 'P 15,94 e --7M 'H If rf... uh M-- ii, -A.. NN A. ' M' w..,N Q.. -,. rw .Ianasko slams a high ball. -X . . ATHLETICS J.. V. 3 f.,x,:-1 2 in .5-:Set me K, AA l . gb, l 1 i ff Z .Q,' , R fr . ' lg' e f '.1,'XY v f ?ii- '-1 Y X 2 3 li? , l fa wrap E! 'K -.iff R 1 b no Q Aa. if if me 11v i i N Ni i zhi 'bi I FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Larry Worley, Robert Acuff, Pat Bruce, Richard Hensley, Kearney Padgett, Frank Kondikoff, Ronnie Reeves, Steve Roberts. TOP ROW, Left to Right: Don Blackwood, Jerry Worley, Ken Janasko, Bobby Vetkoetter, Gary McKeever, Joe Drumwright, Larry Stelck, Jeff Arnold, Dennis Padgett, and Coach Gary Reeves. Acuff reaches for a throw. lfaseball Ceam Sweats zz Gm! year 248 ATHLETICS HRQQBFAQYIST T iikll. W N WS. ' 1 , .4 , 1 ' . 5' - .. .. , ' .A , Fil Thorn connects for a long drive. Gofers flap far zz Successful ytfllli Lewis Chamberlain begins power swing. 250 ATHLETICS ve, , . , tm Y 'f x 3fE'f5ff9QQ7:' Q as W 41, :5fM15.g,Qk W Q ..?MM,,5M-by f -V 3 nnnn' w h,n g A ii., , L. A L:::l aa. ,,,, .... 5-W wi Q If 2 :'-z W-ffm-Qf-mfww-f-5 M Donald Taylor concentrates XX on a good connection. ,-.o .,., , ATHLETICS 251 A N 4 I 1 1 A 4 ,w Q1 ' X I -,,. - .2 Y X .14 xx' . ah X X-Y, g,,5ffnW,.x :jk ,Ll A bf uf -,rf ,1 ,. rf ,J Qffwf 2 ,x Q Y 1 ,m ,A P rf I x ' , X . 1 5 V 1 ' ,- , X ' N . v X ,,. 1 . r J' f. 1 , ' I 3 ,I ,Q I. - 1. -X w'f'?,,l-f,f'f'x, . gf: ff ,2 J ,f JC my , V X 1 rf--.fn r -- F L, x,x,.,f. , f' -I 1 Y ,X .1 , ' ' . , ' F A Y Q' 1 ,' .F . ' r y -,' XJ. gf ,j l ' . ,',' ,1 7,1 1 , ', 1,1 1, X . ,-' Q,-ki ' 9 r,'1kx. 'a,,i-.-x.v, jx, , , ' v , ,K .,'--,.Ay.,, , !,f D ' 'L' VY. , rx . , ff if . , ' ' - v ,' lf' 'V v 1 ' ' ' ' 3g',,x ,l . ,'N,',' - . . H, ,, ,' K - -Y. A X . 1 An . ,1 x x ,ygq 2. 4, , JI. , K . K, an I 'V , - x -5 .if -.Y -, J A sl . , I f . 1 1 - , 1' ,f' 3 K: K- . , r 3 ' I 1 1 1 . . VJ: - . , ,K , ' 7 ,' ' ' 1 fx u v , X r - I x fxxnv ', ,1,. Chamberlain returns ball with a hard left. Debbie Burden prepares for a retum. ,x effar 500 Zfrward in Gm! year. 1 , -,A,r,frr Y Q' 'X 1 1 ,'NAxj',f' A 1-Q xx - .rf f 1 ' 11 , , J' 1 A A 1 J rf' L' 9 J' 2. K 'x - mf 1 gi 9' ,I -f-rx,-.5Y fly ff, ,fr-lx Y, ff ,Y r, . . r .L jg ff, X 2 wb' .. If x fp, Qu' Ls' Y? ,A gf 'gf Lf 1,22 PM 'Lx' f rf' jj X-' 'J inxgii L.fQ1T3i1j.k't ' X, Y Af 9' 'K - 1' 'li X fl if 'Jn .1 ff' 1' bi, i, w N, , ,f if ', 5 ATHLETICS 253 FIRST ROW: Nancy Sutphen, Susan Saldana, Cindy Trees. SECONDfROW: Mike Salom, Lynn Schoelerman, Tommy Thurmond, Cary Chamberlain, Travis Simmons, Mr. Vandygriff- coach. Ronnie Entrekin exerts force in a serve. 254 ATHLETICS : 4 - , ,-'. v' ,.'.L , f - '.L- I A ' ' ,.,A ffi : M 1 .,,,, i k.,. , A ,, . - M555 A - 1 Q ,k-, , , ,Q - is it - M 'ff w if-' A A , - f ' -V L, . A ' Q , , A ' g' M ' ff -'A '.'--- W . 1, . , 11 . A ' 'pl k . 7 1 .. , f 'W :lf -A -- wg ,, . u '15 2 - .4 , Li A an W y , ' if Q 4. .f fi Q ' x , L 1 lv W, 1 ,if 1 . 1 I -3 x . K . ., -- - ., , , Q' -, ' 'N -. . : , ' . I L 31' I L ' ' , K :,, -W W - .W 7.-. ' r , 1 4 -, '. ' ' ' ,, Q , -.-f ,, Mai AL 251, ...Q-.,,, ,. g 'QA E , 5 z 3 1- , - .,,. , 4 Q wwffy-g,. mv,-fm,.,,-W,,:z mwwxz X--,, -K .. Q I ,ll Gary Roark prepares for a dive son gets off to Canker I 256 ATHLETICS 5 Y aka plush Eff' 44' My Q W nl,-' ' 5 ,. 39 Ng, fi? H+- .W iw? V , L- ' -w-9+ ' Swimmers exert energy in route to finish line. .L 1 FIRST ROW: Steve Rego, Gary Roark, Johnny Eads, Jeff Ipsen. SECOND ROW, l to r: Bruce Ward, Gary Claton, Scott Johnson, Pat Cussack. 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Beclcley 37I-I357 HOURS 8 TO 9 SATURDAY 8 TO 7 Oak CIiIl's olclesl and mosl 3U A. Harris FR 4-9334 .reliable carpel slore. H Family owned and operaled. ' ' V ' I Y I-S Wesfchb' .Wrzer Zzbrics Wesfcliff Mall FE I-2020 MRS. WILLIE BERENDZEN. Owner xg!! 5 , ....,, ADS 279 enirfrs A Acuff, Robert . . . Adams, Phillip .. Allen, Mike ..... Allstadt, John . . . Amato, Theresa . . Ames, Guy ....... 99, 168, Dora .. Anderson, Anderson, Stephen Anderson, Stephen 99 99 99 99 99 171 99, 160 99 99 Armstrong, Stephen ........ 99 Ashley, Thomas . ......... 99 Ashley, William .. 99, 172, 173 B Bacon, Deborah .. 99, 166, 176 177 Bailey, Jill ..... 81, 90. 99, 158, 159. 176, 177 Bailey, Joy ....... 99, 158, 177 Baker, Lynne ..... 99, 158, 176, 177 Baker, Steven .. ........ 100 Bandy, Thomas ..... . 100 Bangham, Nancy ..... 100, 176 177 Barnes, Charles . . . . . . . 100 Barrett, Jean ....... .... 1 00 Bartlett, Stephanie ........ 100 Bauer, Betty ......... 100, 152 Beal, Margaret .. 100, 160, 201 Beardmore, Teresa 100, 196 Bell, Richard ............. 100 Bellomy, Thomas ..... 100, 195 Benfield, Paul ........ 100, 201 Bennight, Cheryl . 98, 101, 176, 177 Bentley, Margaret ..... 101, 184 Biggs, Sheila ............. 101 Bigham, Sidney . 101, 172, 173, 201 Black, Janet .............. 101 Blackwood, Don . .. 95, 98, 101 Bourquin, David .......... 101 Brashear, Brenda ......... 101 Briggs, Doug ......... 186, 188 Brooks, Chris .. . .... 101, 166 Brown, Doyle .. ...... 101 Brown, Melvin . . . .... . 101 Brown, Mike . . . . . . 102 Bruce, James . . . . . . 102 Buck, Becky .... . . . 102 Buck, Susan ...... . . . 102 Burbank, Jeannie ......... 102 Burch, Mike ............. 102 Burden, Kathy .. 102, 158, 159, 176, 178 Burnett, Donna ........... 102 C Cain, David .......... 102 ,186 Cain, Teresa ..... 102,176,178 Cameron, Donna . Campbell, Janis . . Canada, Andrea . 103 Cappelli, Tim ......... 91. Cartwright, Sharon Chafin, Carla ........ Chamberlain, Lewis . . 103, 178, 103 5 ..... 55, 10 Christopher, Robert ..... Clark, Melissa .. 103, 158, Clark, Robert . . . 103, 172, Clayton, Gary .. . Clendening, Nadine ....... Cofield, Mike .... 3, Cde,Pa1... 104,176,178 Collins, Robert .. Coppock, Thomas Cox, Michae .... Craig, Phillip Crawford, Lisa .. 10-lf, 160, Crawford, Rodney 102 188 103 103 176, 210 170 98, 156 103 174, 212 173, 175 108 103 104 205 104 104 104 104 165 104 Cromwell, Barbara . . 104, 166, 172, 173, 174, 175, 184 Cruse, Billie .......... 105, 168 105 188 Cruse, Vickie .... Cunningham, Richard . . . Currey, Glenda .. Currie, James .. . D Daniell, SherryLynn . . 156, 158, 162, 176, Davis, Rebecca .. Davis, Sally .... . Dean, Donald Decker, Peggy . . . DeHart, Anthony Dickson, Pam Dockery, William Douglass, Patricia Dove, John .. 63, 105, 188, Driver, Larry . . . Dyson, James . . . E Eddlemon, Cathy Eiland, Debra .. ., 105, 210 ..... 105,168 ..... 105 156 96, 105, 178 208 ..... 105,188 ...... 105 .... 105 . ...... 105 ..... 105,210 ......... 105 ..,. 105, 152, 156 ... 105, 166, 176,178 190, 211 ......... 106 ..... 106,161 ......... 106 106,158,184 186 Elkins, Donald ....... 106, 211 Eua,Judnh .. 57,98,106,158 159, 176, 178 Ellis, Karen .......... 106, 160 Entrekin, Ronnie ..... 106, 155 156 Eversole, Donald ..... 106, 172, 173 1 F Fair, Janna ..... Fant, Sharon .... Ewing, Rhonda . 106, 158, 176, 178, 201, 209 Finney, Carol ........ Flach, Barbara .. Flores, Kimberly G 107 101 Gamblin, Judy .. 107, 172, 184 Gilbert, Mike .... Gilmore, Bill ..... 107, 186 Gould, Kathryn ....... 107 Green, Joe ...... 106 187 158 107 107 173, 188 107 192 188 107 Green, Larry ........ 107, 212 Greenbert, Steven .... 108, 155, 187 Guinn, Douglas .. 52, 108, 192, 195, 196, 212 Guinn, Douglas .. 52, 108, 192, 195,196,212 H Hale, Roy ....... 108, 166, 212 Hansard, Patricia ......... 108 Harris, Gary ............. 108 Harris, Nancy .. 108, 176, 178, 188, 202 Hart, Gloria ..... 108, 156, 158, 176, 178 Head, Oscar .............. 164 Heard, Nancy . .. 108, 161, 188, 196, 201, 202 Heiman, Williarn .......... 108 Heitman, Larry ........... 108 Hellner, Ronald ...,.. 108, 2081- Hickey, Jerry ..... 60, 109, 166 Hill, Carolyn ........ . 109 Hill, Cherilyn ....,. . 109 Hill, Robert .... . . 109 210 Hines, Bruce .... 109 Hoeffler, John . . . . . 109 202 Hosford, Richard ..... 109, 168, 182 188 Howard, Pamela .. 9-1-, 98, 109, 170 171 Hrncir, Judy .... 109, 156, 170, 171 195 Hulen, Connie .... 109, 188 Hunt, Jol1n .... ........ 1 09 Hussey, Keith 110, 160, 202 J James, Judy ..... 110 176, 178 Janosko, Kenneth ........ 110 Johns, Carlette .. 110, 160, 166 Johnson, Scott ............ 110 Jones, Billy .......... 110, 212 Jones, Charles ............ 110 Jones, Jane Ann . 110, 186, 187 Jones, Karen . . . . . 11L 166 Jones, Pat ........... 111, Jones, Robert ........ 111, Joy, Gary ....... 111, 172, Justice, Karen ........ 111, K Kay, Joanne ......... 111, Kelly, Constance . ..... . Keys, Ronald .,..,.. .... Kikuchi, Harry ........... Kleinwachter, Sunny . 111, Klepper, John ............ Kondikoff, Frank ..... 111, Kusserow, Patricia . . 111, L Laird, Harry .... Larson, Phill .... Leach, Cathy .... Little, James .... ...... Lowery, Steven ....... 112, Lusk, Sharon ......... 112, M Mack, Danny ............. . 112, Marceleno, Rosemary Marshall, Thomas ......... Matern, Daniel ........... McCaffrey, Shirley .. 112, McClain, Mike ....... 112, McClean, Susan ...... 188, McC1'ay, Patricia ..... 112, McCumsey, Ronald .. 113, Mclilreach, Patricia 61, 172, 173, 175, McKeever, Gary ...... 113, McKinley, Leslie .......... McNellis, Rebecca ......... Means, Stephen ....,...... Miars, Kathy ..... 58, 113, 179,152, Miller, Steven ............ Mims, Deborah ....... 113, Mitchell, Donna . 113, 162, 1 172, Morehead, Barbara 114, Morris. Bobb , y ............ Morrow, John ............ Myrlin, Donald .. 114, 170, N Needham, Jack ........... Nelson, Grace 114, 188, Newton, Barbara ..... 114, 176, Nichols, Gregory .......... Nipper, Laurie Lynne . 54, 1511, 176, Nix, George .......... 114, Norman, Jack ........ 114, Nottingham, Curtis ........ 167 184 173 155 168 111 111 111 161 111 166, 195 16L 203 111 111 112 112 184 197 112 167 112 112 160, 165 219 112 176, 179 172, 173 113, 211 219 113 113 113 176, 153 113 161 176, 201 133 114 114 171 114 203 156, 179 114 114, 179 162 195 115 O O'Grad Tim.. yo Olive, David Olson, Gary .... Owens, Judy P Padgett, Kearney Paige, Brenda .. Patterson, Linda Patterson, Nancy Payne, Jerry .... Phillips, Carla ............ Poirrier, Charles Poovey, Adella . Powell, James .. Prater, Charlsye ...... R Reames, Michael Reeves, Becky .. Reeves, Ronald . Richardson, Charles . 116, Rittenberry, Clay Robertson, Janet . 117, 160, Rogers, Yvonne ...... 117, Ryon, Kenneth .. 117, 172, S Salamone, Frankie .... 117, Sawyer, Lynne Seibert, Elaine . . . 53, 117, 159, 162,176, 179, Self, Julia ........... 117, Selman, Jerry .. Shawver, George ... ... 115 .. ... 212 .. ... 115 ... ... 115 . 97, 115, 218 ...... 115,134 .......... 115 ...,. 115,161 . 115,167,176, 179 201 115 ... .... . 115 .. .. 116,133 .......... 116 116,134 ...... 116 136 ...... 116,161 ..... 116,219 172, 173 ......... 116 202 163 173 168 .......... 117 156, 195 I 161 .......... 117 ...... 117, Shields, Stephen . 117, 192, 219 197 Simmons, Deborah .. 117, 159, 176,179 Simmons, Phyllis . 88, 117, 159, 176, 179 Slovacek, Elaine ...... 117, 165 Smith, Dennis .... 59, 117, 170, 184, 186 Smith, Kenneth . 118, 155, 170, 171 Smith, Lorraine . 117, 156, 176, 179 Snnaalaaha ......... 118,197 Speigner, Sheila .......... 118 Spicer, Laura ........ 118, 161 Standlee, Curtis ....... 118, 167 Starnes, Steven 93, 118, 218 Stephens, Virgena ......... 118 Stogner, James . ........ 118 Stone, Dianne ..... 81, 92, 118, 161, 184, 187 Stowell, Gayle .. 118, 172, 173, 184, 188 Summerill, Mary ..... 119, 172 03 173, 2 Swalin, Cheryl .. 119, 159, 176, 179, 188 T Tanner, Rod .... . . . 119, 218 Taylor, Terry .. ...... 119 Taylor, Tracy .. ........ 119 Terry, Janet . . . ......... . 119 Terry, Judy ...... 119, 188, 203 Theobalt, Valerie ..... 119,176, 179 119 Thomas, Danny .......... 1 Thompson, Connie .... 119, 203 Thorn, William . . 119, 156, 251 Thrall, Linda ..... 62, 119, 156, 172, 173, 195 Trail Carmen . .. 120, 156, 176, 179 Traylor, Richard .......... 186 Tufts, John .......... 120, 218 V Vanderpool, Brenda ....... 188 VanGurp, Diena ..... 120, 176, 179, 203 Vaughn, Sheila ..... ..... 1 20 Vetkoetter, Bobby . . . . . . Volentine, Sherry .... 120 W Waite, Ralph ..... . . . 120 A Adams, Paul ............. 124 Adams, Pamela ........... 124 Allen, Kathy ..... 124, 176, 177 Anderson, Marcia .... 124, 176, 177, 192 Amos, Judy .............. 124 Armstron, Michael ........ 124 Arnold, Thomas ...... 124, 218 Askins, Nancy ............ 124 B Bailey, Michael ....... 124, 200 Baker, Deborah . 124, 158, 176, 177 Baker, Dennis ........ 124, 210 Baker, Donald ............ 200 Ball, Katrina .... 122, 124, 170, 171 Barnes, Brenda ........... 124 Barnes, Richard ...... 124, 200 Barr, Brenda ............. 124 Beauchamp, Frances ........ 124 Behrmann, Chris .......... 124 Beisheim, Bonnie .124, 176, 177, 202 Bellomy, Gary ............. 125 Berendzen, Ralph ......... 125 Best, Jo ......... 125, 192 201 Bingham, Reed ........... 212 Blevins, Donna ........... 125 Boerschinger, Debora . 125, 195 Bolton, Fel ......... ..... 2 10 Bolton, Steve .. .......... 125 Bow, Sallie .............. 125 Boyd, Cynthia .. 125, 158, 176, 178 Branch, Brenda ........... 125 Brashear, Brenda ......... 125 Brown, DeAnn .. 123, 125, 172, 173 Broyles, Kathy ....... 125, 188 Bullard, Robert ........... 126 Burkhart, Debra .......... 126 C Cain, Virgil .......... 126, 203 Carroll, Frances .. ...... 126 Carter, Katherine ......... 126 Chamberlain. Gary .. 126, 200, 258,254 Walker, Gary . . . Walker, Max . . . Weaver, James . Weempe, Myra . Wells, James ..... West, Barbara .. West, Corliss . . . 120 120 120 120, 184, 186, 187 120,168,152 120, 165, 176, 179,201 .... 121,188 junivrs Chancellor, Shellie . . . 126, 158, 176, 178, 188 Christopher, Robert ....... 126 Clements Marion , ........, 126 Cody, Patty . 126, 176, 178, 188 Coke, Nancy ..... 126, 176, 178, 188 Cole, Richard 126, 176, 178, 188 Cook, Lynette ........ 126, 165 Copeland, Roy . . Crabtree, Deborah . . . . . . . Crawley, Gloria . Crisp, Christina . Crumbie, Patrice Cullum, Charlotte 126 126 126 126 126 126 D Daffron, Sybil .. . 126, 160, 201 126 Darden, Jimmy . Daugherty, Sharon .. 127, Davaloz, Vertilia Davis, Trumon . Day, Delana Dean, Linda . . . Dickens, Mark . . Dome, Linda . . . Dow, Debra .... Drain, John .... Drumwright, Joe Dunn, LaWanna Edwards, Pamela Edwards, Randy England, Gary . . Entrekin, Cheryl Essary, Larry .. Fallico, Carolyn Fallico, Marilyn Farmer, Steve .. Finney, 'Gary . . . Flach, Lucile . .. 160, 201 .......... 126 172, 178, 211 ,......... 127 .... 127,202 .......... 127 .......... 127 127,166,172 173,175,187 .......... 127 ..... 123,127, 218 81, 127, 158, 159,176,178 E ..... 127, 176 178,188 ... .... . 127 ...... 172,173 .......... 127 ...... 127,204 F ...... 176,178 ...... 176,178 127 127 '127,'196, 201 Foster, Chesna . . 127, 176, 178 Frankie, Mark . . . 127, 176, 178 Wetzel, Linda .... 121, 152, Whittington, Bobby ....... Wilson, Reed ..........,.. Winburn, Gary .. 89, 121, 184, Wolfe, Susan .... 121, 176, 188,195, Worley, Jerry Worley, Larry Froese, Dana ......... 127, Fuller, Jo ................ G Garner, Sheila ........ 127, Garrison, Arthur ..... 127, Gasiorowski, Linda . . . . . . Gibbs, Anita ...... ..... Goodson, Donna .......... Gorman, Danny ...... 128, Graham, Linda ........... Grandstaff, Hugh ..... 128, Green, Beverly .. 128, 176, Green, John .... ........ Greene, Sharon ... . . . . . .. Greener, Nancy ....... 128, Gullick, Deborah .......... H Hackney, Janet ....... Hale, Deborah . . . 128, 165, ........ 121, ........ 12L 128, 203 121 121 156, 186 179, 201 219 219 201 127 158 155 251 128 128 128 200 128 209 178, 205 128 128 161 128 152 202 Hale, Edith ...... 128, 201, 202 Hammond, Joyce ..... 128, 172, 173 Harper, Marilyn ..... 128, 172, 173, 174, 175, 202 Harris, Barbara .......... 128 Hart, Ruby .......... 172, 173 Hasty, Greg ...... 128, 155, 168 Hatchett, Cathy . 128, 159, 166, 202, 205 Hattersley, Warren .. 128, 251, 2-1-9 Hawkins, Paul .. 128, 192, 212 Hawthorne, Tim .......... 129 Hendrix, Royce .. 129, 197, 202 Hensley, Richard ......... 129 Hernandez, Ernest .... 129, 195 Hill, Carolyn .... 129. 159, 176, 178 Hill, Sallie ....... 129, 176. 178 Hoeffler, Joanne .......... 129 Hillis, Wendel ........ 129, 200 Hoops, Betty ............. 129 Hudgins, Vicki .. 129, 172, 178 I James, Deloris ........ 129. James, Edward ,... ..... 188 129 Langley, James .. James, Kathaleen .. Jirik, Dolores ..... Johnson, Mary .. 129, 166, Jones, Glenda ..... Jones, Loy ........ Jordan, Donna .. 129, 159, Jones, Floyd ...... K Kaumeyer, Lucinda .. 129, Keys, Sharon ......... 129, Kostzuta, 'George . , . Krantz, Rachel .... Krouse, Larry ..... L Ladd, Dennis ...... Laird, Louise 130, 161, 178, 192, 201, Landrim, Steven Langston, Linda ...... 130. Lanier, Lawrence, Beverly .... R1ck1 ..... . . . 130, 129 129 187 129 209 202 129 159, 202 165 120 130 130 219 176, 203 130 188 210 168 130 Larcom, Steve ............ Larimer, Lee Ann ,... 123, 130, 152, 159, 176, 178 168 130, 172 7 9 Leroy, Paul ...... 130, Lewis, Karen ............. Lively, John .. ...... 130, Lowe, Debra ..... 130, 167 Lowery, Nancy . 130, 176, Lusk, David .............. M Martin, Linda ........ 130, Martin, Mona ............. Martin, William .......... Mason, Judy ..... 131, 168 Massey, 1 73 130 188 203 178 197 130 203 130 130 , 180 Susan.. 123, 131, 159, 167, 176, 179 Mast, Nancy ............. 188 Matthews, James .......... McCord, Mary ..... 131, McCray, Clyde .. 131. 176, McDonald, Vicki 131, McDowell, James ......... McGinnis, Elsie ........... McLaughlin, Leonard . . . 172 McLean, Catherine 131, McNutt, Bruce ............ Medina, Domingo ......... Mendez, Alfonse . 131, 200, Mest, Nancy ..... 132, 159, Metcalf, Billy' ............. Meza, Maria . . . .... 132, Miller, Cynthia .. ..... Miller, Deborah ...... 132, Molock, Mary ........... . Money, Jerry ............. Moore. Doris 132. 155. 131 161 170 176 170 131 131 131, 173 167 131 210 203 205 132 161 132 203 132 132 176, 179 Morehead, Alice . . . .....132, 188 Morell, Patti ..... 132, 152, 159, 176, 179 Moreno, Sylvia ........... 132 Morgan, Marilyn ..... 132, 176, 179 Morrow, Monty ...... 132, 251 Murray, Stan ............. 218 N Nachtrieb, Robert ..... 132, 211 Niquet, Debra ............ 132 Northcutt, Rickey ..... 132, 200 O Olson, Royce ...... .... 1 32 Ousami, Sheila ...... 132 P Parks, Laura ..... 132, 172, 173 Parr, Evalyn ......... 132, 159 Pasley, Gregory ...... 132, 219 Patterson, Jackie .......... 133 Pineda, Mary ........ 133, 168 Pope, Cheryl ..... 133, 165, 203 Presby, Pamela .......,... 133 Prewitt, John 133, 152, 155, 184, 186, 187 Prince, Terry ........ 133, 205 Punkoney, Pamela 133, 167, 205 R Rawlings, George ......... 133 Rayner, Janet ........ 133, 184 Reaves, Larry .. 133, 152, 172, 173 Reed, Richard ............ 133 Reed, Thomas .... . 164 Rego, Steven ..... . . . 133, 257 Renshaw, Karan ..... 133, 159, 176, 179, 203 Reynolds, Debra ..... 133, 172, 173, 188 Rhoads, Adria .. .... 133 Rios, Ruben .............. 209 Rivers, Carolyn ........... 133 Roark, Gary ..... 133, 256, 257 Roberts, Gary ............ 133 Roberts, Glenda . 133, 161, 167 Roberts, Stephen .......... 133 Robertson, Larry ......... 133 Robinson, Gay ........... 134 Robinson, Randal .... 134, 172, 173 Robinson, Thomas 134, 172, 173 Robinson, Marilyn 134, 203 Rogers, Glen ......... 134, 165 Rudder, Sherrie ...... 134, 201 Ruffo, Stephen ....... 172, 173 Russell, Jeffrey .. 134, 172, 173 Ryon, Donna ......... 134, 159 S Saldana, Rogelio . 122, 123, 219 Salem, Angela ........ 134, Sanders, Herbert .......... Scharlach, Kathy ..... 134, Schwab, Melinda ..... 134, 179, Scott, Teresa ......... 134, Sedberry, Gladden ........ Shumate, Bradford ........ Sigut, Patti .......... 134, Simmons, Travis ..... 135, 167, Simpson, Harold ...... 134, Sisemore, Deborah ,. 135, 179, Skidmore, Cynthia . .. 135, 172, 173, Smallwood, Vickie ........ Smith, Debra ............. Smith, Nancy . . . . . . 135, Spangler, Scott .... ...... Stanley, Connie . . .... . . Stelck, Larry .... . . . 135, Stevens, Melissa ...... 135, Stovall, Paul ............. Stutts, Susan .... 135, 161, Sumnierill, Lisa . 135, 172, 168 134 180 176, 203 161 134 134 201 164, 254 208 176, 205 159, 203 135 188 188 135 135 195 168 210 188, 203 173, 203 Swindle, Thomas ..... 135, 209 'Ii Taylor, Donald ....... 135, 251 Taylor, Junior ..... ..... 1 35 Tehauno, Carol ........... 135 Telford, Nellie ........ 135, 203 Temples, Diane . 135, 152, 159, 176,179,203 Thomas, Deborah .... 136, 176, 179 A Adrian, Barbara A. .. 140, 205 Albright, Rebecca S. ....... 140 AllCI1, Gary .......... 140, 257 Ames, Alan ...... 120, 200, 2-11 Amos, Joyce ............. 140 Anderson, Stephen . . . . . . 140 Andrews, Betty .... . . . 140 Arena, Sally ..... ..... 1 40 Arispe, Jimmy . . . . . 140, 212 Arispe, Linda ..... . . . 140 Armstrong, Gary . . . . . . 140 Armstrong, Susan .... . . . 140 Arnold, Deborah .... . 140 Ashley, Deborah ...... 140, 165 Ashley, Ronald ........... 140 Aston, Lynne ......... 140, 158 B Bailey, Brenda .,..... 140, 168 Bailey, Katherine ......... 140 Baker, Deborah K. ....,... 140 Baker, Donald ........ 140, 200 Baker, Douglas ....... 140, Ball, Gary ....... 140, 168, Bandler, Thomas .......... Barrera, Johnny . 140, 172, 186 Barrett, Charles . . .' . . . . . Bass, Deborah ............ Bayes, Margaret ...... 140, Behrmann, Deborah ....... Billings, Patricia' .......... Birch, Dan ............... Birchfield, Lynn . 141, 172, Bivins, Timothy ...... 141, Blackwood, Cathy .... 140, 172 Blankenship, Vanessa ..... 172 Bow, Nancy .............. 141, Bowles, Cynthia . 158. Bowling, Glenn ........... Connie Branch, Branch. Jerry Bratton, James . . . . . .. Brewer, Phillis ........... 141 141 Brooks, Karen .. . . . . .. Brooks, Deborah ...... Brooks, James . . . . . . 212 200 140 173, 196 140 140 196 140 140 208 173 208 141, 173 1-11, 173 141 196 141 131-1 141 209 141 205 205 141 Thompson, Staphanie . 136, Thompson, Susan Tonn, Nancy ..... 136, 161, Trail, Belinda ........ 136, Turner, Diana 136, 172, V Vaughn, Freda ...... . . . W Waite, Carol ....... . . . aphomnres Brown, Patricia ...... 141, Browning, Pamela .,...... Bruce, Pat ....... 141, 196, Burden, Deborah . 81, 155, 196 Burrow, Julius .. 141, 164, Bybee, Deborah ........... C Calder, Victoria .......... Cammack, Linda ...... 141, Canada, Vicki , ...,... 14-1, 158, Carpenter, Karel . 141, Carroll, Charles Chase, Daniel ............ Clampitt, Laurie ...... 158, Clendening, Jennifer . . 141, Conley, Kathy ............ Connally, Laura .......... Coppock, Ronald ..... 141, Cosgrove, Carol ...... 141, Coston, Robert ....... 14-1, Coulson, Wayne .......... Cowan, Cathy .. 158, 160, Cowart, Michael .......... Cox, Pamela ..... 142, 172, 186 Cox, Robert .... ........ 142, Cullum, Barbara ...... 142, Crook, Kathy ,....... Cummins, Paul ........... Cunningham, Vicki 165, Cusack, Patrick ........... D Dagnel, Steven .,......... Davis, Charlotte .......... 160, Davis, Linda .... .... Davis, Mary . . . Davis, Sandra . Deen, Steven .... .... 1 42, Dehart, Robert ..... ..... Dillion, Charlotte Dimsole, Tommy Dooley, Charles ....... 142, Duncan, Mike ........... . E Easley, Mike . . .... . . . 7 7 155 136 180 168 173 136 136 152 141 219 14L 253 210 141 141 160 158 196 212 166 1-11 201 141 141 164 165 200 142 165, 142 142 173, 196 142 201 201 142 142 142 212 11-2 1 12 1112 1112 196 210 1-12 164 209 211 142 Ward, Mary ..... 136,176 Warren, Cynthia .......... White, Vernon ............ Wilkins, David ....... Wilson, Gary ......... Witten, Lynne .. . 136, Wolford, Rebecca ......... Wylie, Janice ..., Zimmerman, Pamela ...... Elkins, Diana Elmore, Paula .. . Evans, Susan .... Eversole, Charles ..... , 179 136 136 136,219 136,205 167,187 136 136,172,173 Z 136 Farley, Beverly ..... .... Fealherston, Shirley ....... Flanagan ....... . . ...... . Fletcher, Tamara ..... Foshee, Bobbie .... ...... Foyt, Pam ...... Franklin, Steven .... .... Gallini, Vicky . . . . Gamblin, Susan . Geihl, Lynne . . . Gieger, Dennis . . . Glass, Vicky ..... Glover, Julie .. Gomez, Julia .. Goodson, Judy .. Goolsby, Patricia . Gorman, Merle .. Graves, Debra . . . Gray, Allen Green, James . .. Grubb, John Guinn, Wanda . . , Gutierrez, David Hadaway, Anthony Haedge, David .. Hale, Olin ....... . .. Hall, Jeffrey ......... Halverson, William Haney, Donna Harper, Michael . Harris, Susan Harrison, Deborah Hickey, Patricia . Higdon, Grace . Hill, George Hill, Jerry .... 142 ...., 142 ... 161,142 172,173 F 142 142 142 142,201 143 ... 158,143 203 G .... 143,205 143, 172, 173, 196 ..... 143,195 .... 139,143 158,161,143, 184,186,205 ......... 143 ....... 143 ...... 143 .... 162 143, 163 .... 143 .... 143 ....... 143 ... 143 200 ... 143,209 ... 143,196 ... ...... 209 H .. .... 143 ......... 143 143,197 143,257 ........ 143 .. ,... 143 .. .... 143 ..., .... 143 ... .... 158 .. .... 143 .... 143 .... 143 .... 208 .... 144 Hilman, John . Hill, Timothy ........ 143, 209 Miller, Christy . . . . . . . 145 Hixson, Darla ........ 161, 144 Miller, Mark ...... .... 1 46 Hixson, Sharla .. 161, 144, 201. Miller, Michael .... .... 1 46 Holden, John ............. 208 Mize, Kenneth ............ 211 Hooten, Michael ...... 172, 173 Montgomery, Donna . 146, 201 Horton, Wesley . . . . . 164. 144 Moore, Cynthia ......... . . 146 Howard, Sherry ..,... 144, 190 Moore, Deborah ...... 146 190 Huddleston, David ........ 144 Moreno, Gilbert .......... 211 Hunt, Debra ..... 159, 138, 139, Morris, Randy . . 172, 173, 210 144 Moss, Judy .......... 146 164 Hunter, Sheryl ........... 1414- 1V10unt, Ralph ,,,, 187 190 Hussong, Kenneth ..... 144, 240 Murphy, Michael ......... 146 Hutchings, Jeanine .. 144, 172, 173 N Nelson, Joan ..... .... 1 46 I Neumann, Dennis .. .... 146 lbsen, Jeffrey ........ 144, 257 jNewt0n ,,,,,, ,,,, 1 46 Noble, Billy . . . . . . . . . 146 -J Noble, Christine .... .... 1 46 Jackson, Ricky .....,. 144, 211 James, Janet ............. 144 O JHIHGS, Paul ---- ---- 1 44, 192 Olive, Juanita ..... .... 1 46 Jennings, Cole .... ......- 1 44 Osmer, Linda ..... .... 1 46 JOIIIISOI1, Andrea - - - ----- 144 Owens, Richard ...... . . . . 146 Johnson, Kim .... ..... 1 44 Johnson, Marian .......,.. 144 P .JOhI1501'l, R0bYf1 ------ 165, 144 Padgett, Dennis . 138, 139, 146, Jones, Roy ............... 144 197, 218 K Parks, Donna .... 146, 172, 173 Pearson, Cheryl . 159, 161, 146 Kay, Joseph -------------- 144 Perdue, Billy ............. 146 Keeron, Stanley .- 144, 186, 197 Picrcc, Richard . 146, 172, 173, Kelly, Stephen ........ 144, 212 190, 20.4, KCSSTCT, P3111 .....- ....... 1 44 Pope, Janis l l I ..,....' 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