Del City High School - Eagle Yearbook (Del City, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1964 volume:

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MwMmmW'SW W W fy: W f fZ,f, QiiUf QM J ff Q' WD U I D Q M W E Qs Fig X 2 Q f K Vw px Q3 Ulf' fy W9 X .QMQ5ym3f ff A S w J' V U M We Q SEM X 94,6 efifffi Jbfq 1,114 , ,df ?f?5'L yd? DEL CITY HIGH SCHOCL PRESENTS THE 1964 EAGLE DEL CIT 1? nk C 1- , m TX ,gx QQ I BIN x X vx N ' M xx - -N M K. ' Tx , .K X4 VFX N YN XS x Q Xi IX IX A1 . I , A RK, mul I 2 XX: C3 NX AL IX 1 . ,QL I1 , I ,NS ' fx, I., fb :X fu IN- 'K fx gg, ww MAS J-., I' v 4. A 2 . -I SI'-It-gig VN - Bus' A XX ' Cx f I Q 1 I-I P- X563 If Q -.. ,, Q Q j 1 1 xi, 'll K- ,xx M Q 1 '-Q S I 1 ' ff' - fi N I Ai M I X ,L 'LN 'NX--A 'ff w- I! is I X fx , S91 'Sh ' fl QQ NE. 35 Q X 'z V .1 Q Lx 'X-.L T N x M ,uw N f X 'xx rw - r--LN fx mx. X U, wx vw . fx. V Rx 5, K., XXXVV.-ix -, x ADMINISTRATION FACULTY CLASSES ACTIVITIES FAVORITES ATHLETICS SNA PSHOTS INDEX W Jil N ff' ' sir' w fe I 1 V 11-, V ,., IW , :Q ' W +21 Ia-93 W M J' 6' ' ..1' K, I bv ' 'TS' UV ,X ig R ,IE XV Aj I 'X 7' W-,WPI VJAAIUAQ ATI dvi!! X,-, J, I U, 1, N . ,ff , I IF' 1 11 J' ' V J X 15 ' 'XE f-E A1 ' 1- --'Tx . u W . V. V, . I 'fu' , , A I X, Ji, ' .Qi ADJ! T, MI If ff I LW N V 'Ju' I JU J K I I jv QW ,nf Tx ' ,I . fy' HQ! N . Q, 'fl fl ' wh 0 'Af I , .V ,4 ,Lf X ,, ,UL X, .V I I .IIS7 ': O W W H' YV IV fl' ,V 'ffl ' , Lu I' xv 5 A 251 'jx if f ,fx aff L E f ' f yn I ,' Ji. 'J 4 ff' f ,fb 'J ,VAL ,f 4 ,P Y ,ff L47 I . - I Z , 1 'H ' , J K 55 .a:u'- .a-p.,..,.. I ggggg...-ax , 1- We on the yearbook staff sincerely hope that the 1964 Eagle will help you relive your high school days. May it bring you joy on a reminiscent night in the future. We also hope that it will bind you closer to your present friends, that they may not be forgotten later on. Now with great pleasure we present to you the 1964 EAGLE. 4 DEDICATION It is with love and admiration that we, the Staff, dedicate the 1964 EAGLE to Mrs. Gladys Flood. In the eight years she has been at D.C.H.S., Mrs. Flood has shown an intense desire to make it a better and more outstanding school. Under the leadership of Mrs. Flood, our Student Council was founded in 1956. She also sponsors the State and National Honor Societies. In the past she has sponsored the Annual and Science Clubs. These are but a few of the reasons why we wish to show our appreciation to Mrs. Flood for the many things she has done for D.C.H.S. J. E. SUTTON Deputy Superintendent , 62 A +4352-Y' xr-DW' M OSCAR V . ROSE Superintendent cm 3' 5' z INISTRATION 6cQf1nfwQ! zfyf'-545015114 '4 7 1 J 7 Q 47 - at 077 - . H4343 L ' 'WV K f' f ig Q3 ew ff We ,- . 4 M4954 or Q -A. ef' 1.1: 4 ff f lj , , I Agni ' 5.121 H ffff' .'ii' fe it - . f , -1 AM' , f fu . -- f if? N. ff! If Y' if M , X X K '54 if 'K ' ' 1 K L N., fs M3 ' 1 f., ff' , .1 ' f Xl. J fffi-C' ' ' 'f-1 Not only is there but one way of doing things rightly, but there is only one way of seeing them, and that is, seeing the whole of them. 7 y K BILL ANDERSON HERSCI-IEL MELTON R. H. McLEAN Director of Curriculum Director of Special Education Assistant Superintendent in Charge of Curriculum BOARD OF EDUCATION Left to right are: CECIL BAKER, T. D. CLIFTON, I. E. CLANTON, TOM CHOWNING, W. P. BUTCHER l , A. J. EVANS, Principal Del City High School students are for- tunate to be citizens of a community that continually strives to provide the best educa- tional opportunities possible for its young people. The buildings, equipment, and other physical facilities represent months and years of dedicated effort by the board of education, the administration, faculty, and parents. Your appreciation for these provisions is truly expressed by most of you through your great pride in Del City High School and your excellent school spirit. Whether you succeed or fail in the fu- ture depends largely on how well you apply yourself now to the opportunities afforded by your high school and community. The habits you acquire in high school will likely chart the course of your entire life. Congratulations to the 1963-64 Eagle Staff, for this excellent portrayal of the 1963-64 schoolyear at Del City High School. I FRANCES ALBRIGHT ,ff t Secretary To the students of Del City High, Mr. Griffitts is a symbol of friendship and guid- ance. His quiet manner and strong determina- tion have earned for him the respect of both the faculty and student body. Everyone at D.C.H.S. is indebted to Mr. Griffitts for the fine job he is doing. JAMES GRIFFITTS, Vice Principal LA ,TUNE URY Secretary DELORES W HIT E Secretary if ia ij? FACULTY Whose high endeavors are an inward light That makes the path before him always bright: Who, with a natural instinct to discern What knowledge can perform, is diligent to learn. BASS, HOWARD A. B. . M. Ed. Social Studies BUSWELL, ALBERT B.M. , M. M. BEAMES, SIDNEY BRADLEY, GROVER BROWN, BOBBY B.S. B.S. B.S., M.A. American History Biology Bookkeeping Business Machines CA SWELL, TROY B.A., M.A. Band English Speech CHARLESWORTH, LINDA COLSTON, DON CORREIA, LODEMA CROOKS, GRETA B.S. B.S. B.A. B.A.. M.A. Home Economics European, World, English, Journalism English American History J CUNNINGHAM, HELEN C. B. A. Shorthand Typing GREEN. ERNEST B.S., M.S. Psychology HA RRIS, MA RVIN B. S . Physical Education DANIELS, VERNELLE DAVIS. J. T. FOSTER, C. D. B.A. B.S., M.S. B.S., M.I.Ed. English Biology Drafting General Math Woodworking HARRIS, JERRYJ B.S. Math HAWKINS, LLOYD HUMPHREY, DANISA M. HOKE, MONTEE B.S., M.A. M.A. B.S., B.A. Distributive Ed . French, English Art mr:m , ,, sxlLanaz+QauaMv:isw A , 1 Q-Mn1r....2..,:W:',-cL:Qu1Q.in.4,4 JONES, LOUIS JONES, VIOLA LEAF, PAUL B.S., M.S. B.S. B.A., M.M., Ed. Physics, Math English Music MEEK, CLAUDINE B.S. Home Economics MILLER, ANNETTE MILSAP, JERRY NEWMAN, J. T. B. S . B. S . B. S . English Biology, Adv. Biology Biology KINNEAR, HELEN B. S. Spanish AUDREY MOON Typing B. S. OWINGS, ELSIE B.A., M. L. S. Librarian Sim A RL if-21 f-f- -if If-11-in1-ff.:fgsamxwp,fl,.sv.wr:fz..s,,.wW..4 1 , . , -mn. A '- PARSONS, JERRY B. A. Math ROBERTS, ANNE B. S. Bookkeeping Shorthand SHUCK, EARL B. A. Social Studies - ,.Q.,5- id E Qg32ggE55gjg5 .,. .L his isis -1-H:-:. . I'- I -A 5 RAE, DON B. S. Geometry Algebra SCOTT, BETTY B. S. Physical Ed. Tennis CURTIS, LEVA B. S. , M. Ed. English . wvgik? Sei? Y55?Q?.i ' w 1555??g:E53E?f Qs - Qgilifsfig ffsffffs5fg5E5S?n' eff M Q ,MM Qwfxmiwx-iqfmzffzs5?fg5.fg5g,.mg3,R Q ish W Qsfiaeseffiafwqgk is is wi Wxnigwifsskw 53555 Lfnfmmsim My gmfme f 352216. -GMBH' W iiiidii EEN' .Jw f ?f2Q522232ff fi 'Q fw1!:2w 59.1 vj gf YZ Lx A .miiqgseieh sk bi Ld .Milf if wh vi.. M sijw f gsggg .Q gaggw. Q... ,gang Q .N 535..-ig :A A V. ' .. 'I Enwevfe.-.5-. 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Mrs. Ruth Hawkins Mr' Kenneth Meek Girls' Counselor Boys' Counselor t CUSTODIANS AND COOKS The mammoth job of picking up after 1100 students and feeding a hungry mob every day might make many people pale and run. But our faithful cooks and custodians accomplish this every day of the year and come out smiling Mr. Smith Mr. Morris Mrs . Morris Mrs . Ralston Cafeteria ladies are from left to right: Pearl Breeden, Chris Young, Tressia Lobb, Hattie Davis Eleanor Wolford, Mickey Clark, Jessie Sorrels, and Lavina Ray, manager. an ws M fx +5 Q, J Wwi., S W mb Q X u Ma vm 6 1, X Q1- MK K ww M, 5 Kp, x M Lf fy Www H A M VR KG' vw yvrwvfii S 'C yy :MW mg A -1149 hge? 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Helping him have been, clockwise from lower left, Lynn Bear, reporterg Ronnie Gasaway, vice-presicleutg Mike Coble, parlia- rnentariang Jeanne Ann Franseen, secretaryg Jeannie McConnell, treasurer. Class sponsors, Mr. Louis Jones, left, and Mr. Troy Caswell, right, are standing. Lynn Bear replaced Allen Harimon when he moved to Nebraska. RANDALL E. ABBEY STEVE ABBITT MARILYN ABBERNATHY WHAT MAKES A SENIOR? IERI ANN ABLES IOHNNIE FAY ALLEN LINDA ALLEN STANLEY EUGENE ALLRED Lml2.:sw i- CHERYL KAY ANDERSON MARY ANN ANDERSON MIKE ARMSTRONG NEKETA ARPOIKA SHARON quam ASHWORTH LYNNE BAER HOMEWCRK EVERY NIGHT JUDY BAILEY JOHN WENDEL BARRICK LAVONDA BATES CHRISTINE BATSON SUZANNE KAY BEADNER BUDDY BEAVERS BEVERLY BENSON JOHN BETTES .TERILYN SUE BEWLEY DAWN BLAIR CLUB MEETINGS AFTER SCHOOL STEVE BLANSETT DUANE BOARDMAN CHARLES BOYD JOANN BRAND PAT BROMLEY BETTE BROOKS TONI BUCKLES CAROLYN BUSHREE WILLIAM BUSSEY DIANE BYERS AND THEN RUSHING HOME LINDA CALLA HA N RGBERT CANDLER ARDITH CANNON DANNY CASSIL LINDA CHANDLER BETTY CHAFFIN MELVIN CHAFFIN O RICKEY CHAMBERS BARBARA CI-IAMPEAU CAROLYN CHAPMAN GOING TG BALLGAMES BENNY CHAVEZ, IR. ALLEN CLASON MIKE COBLE CONNIE CONNER -K wA mk'VxMm'kwammman,fm KENNETH COSBY TONI CRALL HERSHELL CRIPPEN MARY ANN DAVAULT DONNA DAY ALICE DEAKINS AND WRESTLING MATCHES BRENDA DEMENT CHURY DOTSON RU TH DOWLEARN ROBERT DRIVER 1,5158 DANA DUKE ROY DUNN PAT DUREN DEL EKIZIAN RONNIE LEE FISK BETTY FORESEE BUILDING FLCATS AND IUDI FORREST JEANNE ANNE FRANSEEN LINDY FREWALDT IAN FRIED e sms JOAN GALEY IACQUE GARRETT RONNIE GASAWAY VICKIE GEE CHARLES GIBBONS MARTHA GLASGOW DECORATING GOALPOSTS PAT GOLEM DAN A GOOD SON LOUIS GENE GRAY LINDA GRIFFIN CALVIN HACKLER KAY HALL SANDRA HAMER u.a Mali- :L 4. 5,1 PRACTICING L CARL RICHIE HARIO A LLEN HARP LUKE HARRIS ANN HARRISON SHERRY HAMILTON JUNE HARDER ALLEN WAYNE HARIMON ONG HCURS RUSSELL HART LES HARRIS RONNIE HAYS DEONA HENDRIX JAMES R. HENZI ROBERT HOGAN ON THE SENIOR PLAY GUY HOOD BOBBY HOWARD SHIRLEY HUDGENS BARBARA HUSBAND HOWARD INGLISH BOBBY JONES ALLEN KELLY -,Q TIM ROBERTS .TAMES KENNEDY TOMMY KIMBROUGH YELLING AT PEP RALLIES, DONALD RAY LAMBERT MARY LEE SHIRLEY LEE LARRY S. LEVY CONRAD LIGHTFOOT JEAN ANN LINK HUEY LONG CAROL LUCAS IEANIE MCCONNELL IOHN MCCRACKEN HECKLING THE SOPHOMORES .TAMES MCDANIEL MYRA YVONNE MCDONALD CHUCK MCGOWEN I OE MCKENZIE O MICHAEL MATHENY MARILYN MARTIN CHARLES MEYERS .Wi ,,L, GARY MILLER LESLIE MULLER CHERYL RAE NEWSOM LEAVING ASSEMBLY FIRST, JACKIE NORD MICHAEL NORRIS PATRICK ALLEN NORRIS ARTHUR OSBORNE .LLML 4-.ww-1. fy-ww ANDY OWENS LARRY PATRICK LU NELL PAVILLARD RONNIE PIERCEY CAROLE PLUMLEE RITA REHKOPF BEING DIGNIFIED PAUL SHUPE SANDY SICKBERT CONNIE SIMKINS MARILYN REYNOLDS THEO REYNOLDS DIANA RUGGABER CAROL DEAN SHULL . ,.:g,1, ,,-1,15-5,-aw Ls-5,w,1g-IQ. GROWING UP AND JACKIE SLAYTER MIKE SLOAN SHARON SMALLWOOD LADONNA SMITH PAULA SMITH SANDRA SMITH WAYNE SNIDER PHONDA SNOW CECILIA SONGER WANDA STEWART JEAN STOKES BONNIE STONE ALICE STOYANOSKI LOOKING TO THE FUTURE DWIGHT STRICKLAND DANNY SUMRALL KATHY SWEARENGIN PA T THOMAS ARLIE I. THOMPSON MICHAEL THOMPSON WESLEY S. TILLMAN PHILLIP TRAVIS DIXIE TULL ROBERT WALKER AND THERE YOU HAVE LINDA WALLACE GARY WARLICK DAVID WASHUK GLYNDA WATSON Q:f,Axv JIM WEST HELEN WHITLOCK THOMAS WADE WIGINTON LARRY WILLHITE GLENDA WILSON PAT WILSON A GRADUATING SENIOR! WANDA WITT BILLIE BAGWELL GARY YOUNG MANSEL YOUNG CHARLES ZUCK ELAINE HOUSTON DON IENNINGS win ', :, Hi Alexander, Joan Alexander, Ronnie Anglin, Leroy Barlor, Ted Barnhill, Timmy Barnhill, Tommy Beaudry, Ann Binyon, James Bocock, Roy Butler, Jane Cale, Zina Casper, David Chaffin, Sharon Chissholm, Sharon Cobey, Pat Coberly, Don Coleman, Ronald Cooper, Ted Cox, Dennis CAMERA SHY Croy, Curtis Daniels, Larry Estep, Lois Ellis, Pat Evans, Jan Farmer, Kenneth Frazier, Richard Gentry, Sue Grissom, Stuart Ham, Earlene Hamm, Jimmy Hanagan, Richard Hayes, Larry Henderson, Monte Hinkle, Tommy Hofeld, Phillip Houston, Elaine Hudgins, Shirley Jennings, Don JEANNETTE BAKER JAMES FORD JAMES PREBLE Jones, Donnie Lewis, Jerry McDaniel, Danny Magby, Ronnie Massey, Lorene Mead, Jerry Murray, John Odell, Orval Patton, Jimmy Peterson, Alvin Poole, Pat Robnett, Juanita Sanndlin, Larry Shelly, Barbara Venable, Diane Watts, Eddie White, Harold Wilson, Don Womack, Jerry There goes a senior now--warming up to make a run for that diploma ! J 1 I l SENIOR WHO'S WHO RANDALL E. ABBEY - Spanish Club 4, Stage Craft 4. STEVE ABBITT - T 86 I Club 3, Audio-Visual 3. MARILYN ABERNATHY - Pep Club 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 2, Glee Club 2, Office 3. 4 JERI ANN ABLES - State Honor So- ciety 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3,4, F.H.A. 2,3,4, Pep Club 3, Student Council 4. JOHNNIE FAY ALLEN - Girls' Glee Club 3, 4. LINDA ALLEN - Band 2,3, 4. STANLEY EUGENE ALLRED - T 851 Club President 4. CHERYL KAY ANDERSON - Pep Club 4, Annual Club 3,4, Spanish Club 3, Mask and Gavel 4, Tri-Hi-Y Club, Chaplain 4. MARY ANNA ANDERSON - Band 2, 3,4, Medical Arts Club 2, 3, 4 CPres. 45, French Club 2, National and State Honor Society 2, Science Club 2, Red Cross 2,3, Band Queen At- tendant 4. MIKE ARMSTRONG - Band 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, Football 3, Hi-Y 4, Track 4, Dance Band 4, Tri-Hi-Y Beau. SHARON LEE ASHWORTH - Pep Club 3,4, Mixed Chorus 3, Cheerleader 4, Sweetheart Queen 4. NEKETA ARPOIKA - Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Medical Arts Club 2, 3, 4, Future Homemakers of America 2, 3, 4, Red Cross 2, 3, 4, National and State Honor Society 2,3,4, fPres. of Red Cross 45, fSec. of Nat. Honor So- ciety 41. LYNNE BAER - Student Council 4, Pep Club 4, Tennis 4. JUDY BAILEY - Pep Club 3,4, Ten- nis 4. JOHN WENDEL BARRICK - T Sc I Club 4. LAVONDA BATES - Student Council 2, 4, Annual Club 2, 3, Vocal Music 2,3, Library 4, D.E. 3, Annual Lab 2,3. SUZANNE KAY BEADNER - Soph. Assembly, Pep Club 2,4, Jr. Assem- bly, Jr. Play, G.R.A. 3,4, Spanish Club 3,4, Tri-I-Ii-Y 4, Red Cross Rep. 4. BUDDY BEAVERS - National and State Honor Society 2, 3,4, French Club 2, 3, Hi-Y City Council Rep. 4, Jr. Play, Jr. Assembly, Soph. Assembly, Sr. Assembly, Senior Play BEVERLY BENSON - Pep Club 2, 3,4, Annual Club 4, Journal staff 4. JOHN BETTES - French Club 2, 3, 4. JERILYN SUE BEWLEY - Pep Club 2. 3, F.H.A. 2,3. STEVE BLANSETT - Football 2,3,4, Student Council 2, Weight Lifting 3, 4, Track 3, D-Club 2, 3,4. DUANE BOARDMAN - Band 2, 3, 4. PAT BROMLEY - Pep Club 2, 3,4, fVice-Pres. 47, Annual Club 2, 3, 4, Sports Editor 3, Editor 4, Annual staff 2, 3,4, Mask and Gavel Club 2, Jr. Play, National and State Honor Society 2, 3,4, Miss Eagle Attendant 4, Senior Favorite, Senior Play. BETTY BROOKS - Pep Club 2. 3. 4. Tennis Team 2, Tri-Hi-Y 4, qTreas. 43, Annual Club 2, 3, Annual Staff 2, 3, asus. Mgr. 33, F.H.A. 2,3. TONI BUCKLES - F.H.A. 2,3,4, Pep Club 2, 3. CAROLYN BUSHREE - Mixed Chorus 2,3, Del-Tones, Choral-Aires 3,4, Operetta 2, 3,4, Pep Club 2,3,4, F. H. A. 2, 3, 4, fMusic and Recrea- tion Chairman 43, French Club 2, 3. 4, Medical Careers Club 2, 3, 4, QRe- corder 41, National and State Honor Society 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM BUSSEY - Mixed Chorus 2. 3, 4. DIANE BYERS - Pep Club 2, G.R. A. 2, Tri-Hi-Y 3, Senior Play. LINDA CALLAHAN - Girls' Glee Club 2, Eaglette Staff 3. ARDITH CANNON - Mixed Choir 2, 3, Del-Tones 4, Choral-Aires 2,3, 4, Operetta 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 3, French Club 3, 4, Medical Careers Club 2,3,4, fChaplain 4J, G.R.A. 2 Senior Favorite. DANNY CASSIL - Tennis 2,3,4, I Wrestling 2. BETTY CHAFFIN - Pep Club 2,3,4, Library 4, Mixed choir 3, Annuai N Staff 4, Medical Careers Club 2. RICKEY CHAMBERS - French Club 2, 3,4, State Honor Society 3, Student Council Alternate 2, Eaglette Editor 3, French Club Vice-Pres. 4. BARBARA CHAMPEAU - Tennis 2,3, 4, Junior Red Cross 2, F.H.A. 2,3, 4, G.R.A. 2,3. CAROLYN CHAPMAN - F.H.A. 3. BENNY CHAVEZ - Annual Staff 4. ALLEN CLASON - Band 2, Y.F.C. 2, Boys' Glee Club 3, Mixed Chorus 3, Choral-Aires 3,4, Del-Tones 4, Op- eretta 3. MIKE COBLE - French Club 2, 3, 4, DvClub 3, 4, Mask and Gavel 4, Wrestling Mgr. 3, 4, Football 3, 4, Sr. Class Treas., State Honor Society 2, 3, National Honor Society 3, Red Cross 3, Jr. Assembly, Jr. Play, Stu- dent Council 3, 4, Senior Play. 43 CONNIE CONNER - Student Council 3, Eagle Beakon Staff 4, Office Staff 3,4, Senior Play, Senior Assembly, Pep Club 2, 3,4, Pep Club President 4, Annual Club 2, 4, Annual Staff 2. KENNETH COSBY - Wrestling 2, 4. ToN1 CRALL - Pep Club 2, 3,4, Pub- licity Chairman 4, Annual Club 4, Mixed Chorus 2, Tri-Hi-Y 2, G. R. A. 2,3,4, Red Cross Rep. 2, Social Studies Club 3, Eaglette Staff 3, 4, Football Attendant 4, Basketball Queen 4, Senior Favorite. HERSHELL CRIPPEN - T Sc I 4. MARY ANN DAVAULT - Pep Club 3, 4, Eagle Beakon Staff 4. DONNA DAY - D.E. 2,3, Glee ciub 2. ALICE DEAKINS - Band 2, 3,4, Dance Band 2, 3, National and State Honor Society 2, 3,4, French Club 4, fPres. 43, Student Council 4, Mask and Gavel Club 2, 3, Senior Favorite, Band Queen Att. CHURY DOTSON-- Music 4, State Honor Society 2. RUTH DOWLEARN - French Club 3, 4, G.R.A. 2,3, Math Club 2,3, Pep Club 3,4. ROBERT DRIVER - Mixed Chorus 4. DANA DUKE - F.H.A. 2,3,4, Medi- cal Careers Club 3,4, fSec. and Treas. 43, Pep Club 4, Glee Club 4, Red Cross 3. ROY DUNN - Tennis 4. PAT DUREN - French Club 2, 4, Mask and Gavel Club 3, 4, Eaglette staff 3,4, National Honor Society 2, State Honor Society 2, 3. DEL EKIZIAN - State and National Honor Society 2, 3,4. State Honor Society Reporter 4. RONNIE LEE FISK - Football-2, 3, 4, 44 Baseball 2, 3,4, D-Club 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, State Honor So- ciety 3,4, Eaglette Staff 3. BETTY FORESEE - History Club 3. F.H.A. 3,4, QVice-Pres. 43, Senior Play. JUDY CAROLYN FORREST - Pep Club 2,3,4, fParliamentarian 43, Annual Club 3,4, Annual Staff 4, Jr. Assem- bly, Senior Favorite, Miss Eagle. JEANNE ANN FRANSEEN - Girls' State, Class Sec. 4, Football Att. 4, Cheerleader 3,4, Mask and Gavel Club 2, 3,4, Spanish Club 3,4, Jr. Play, Student Council 4, Tri-Y 4, Senior Play, Sweetheart Queen Att. , Senior,Favorite. LINDA FREWALDT - Red Cross 2, Pep Club 2, 3,4, Library 3, Annual Staff 4, Medical Careers Club 2, History Club 3. JAN FRIED - Y.F.C. qP1anist32,3,4. F.H.A. 3, D.E. Club CHistorian 33. Medical Careers Club 3,4, Red Cross 3, Pep Club 2, Student Council 3, Mask and Gavel Club 2. JOAN GALEY - Pep Club 2,3, F.H.A. 2, fProject Chairman 3, President 43, Library 2, Student Council 3, Soph. Assembly. JACQUE GARRETT - Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Pep Club Program Chairman 4, An- nual Club 2, 3, 4, Office Staff 2, 3,4. Jr. Assembly, Sr. Assembly. RONNIE GASAWAY - Student Coun- cil 2, 3, 4, Basketball Manager 2, 3, 4, Class Reporter 2, 3, Class Vice Pres. 4, Senior Favorite. CHARLES GIBBONS - Wrestling 2, 3, 4, Track 2,3,4, Mask and Gavel Club 2, Student Council 2, 3, D-Club 3,4, Red Cross 3. MARTHA GLASGOW - Glee Club 2, 3,4, fPres. 3,43, F.H.A. 2,3, An- nual Staff 2, 3, fAssistant Editor 33, Pep Club 4. PAT GOLEM - National Honor Society i 3, 4, State Honor Society 3,4, G.R.A. 2, F.H.A. 2, Pep Club 2,4, Latin Club 3,4, fSec. 3, Pres. 43, Tri-Hi-Y 4, Soph. Assembly fPlay Publicity Chairman3, Senior Play. DANA GOODSON - Historian of . F.T.A. 2, Spanish Club 3, Secretary I- of Science Club 2, Student'Council 4, National Honor Society 2, 3, Medical Arts Club 2, 3, State Honor , Society 2, 3, QPres. 43. I LOUIS GENE GRAY - Band 2, 3,4, Drum Major 3, 4, Debate 2, Basket- ball 2, National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, State Honor Society 2, 3,4, Stu- dent Council 2, 3, All-State Band 2, 3,4, Sr. Class President, State Honor Society Parliamentarian 4, Student of Today 4, Senior Favorite. LINDA GRIFFIN - Tri-Hi-Y 4, Pep Club 4. KAY HALL - Pep Club 2,3, F.H.A. 2,'3,4. ' SANDRA HAMER - Mask and Gavel Club 2,3,4, Pep Club 2, 3,4, Na- tional Honor Society 2, 4, State Honor Society 2, 3,4, Tri-Hi-Y 4, Annual Club 3,4, Annual Staff 3, Medical Careers Club 3, Hi-Y Council Repre- sentative 4, Jr. Play Cast, Hi-Y Sweetheart. SHERRY HAMILTON - Glee Club 2, 3. 4. JUNE HARDER - G.R.A. 2, Library 4. ALLEN WAYNE HARIMON - Football 3, 4, Basketball 3, Baseball 2, 3, Journalism 3, Student Council 4, Sr. Reporter, Hi-Y Secretary 4, Jr. Play, D-Club 4. CARL RICHIE HARJO - Science Club 2, Medical Arts Club 2, Y.F.C. 2, 3, Band 2,3,4, Stage Band 2, 3. ALLEN HARP - Tennis 2,3,4, Wrestl- ing 2. LUKE HARRIS - Football 2, 3, 4, Base- ball 2,3, 4, Wrestling 2, 3, D-Club 3, 4, fSgt. -at-Arms 41, Senior Favorite. ANN HARRISON - Pep Club 2, G.R.A. 2, 3, French Club 2, 3,4, CSec. 21, Spanish Club 3,4, fSec. 31, F.H.A. 3, State and National Honor Society 2, 3, 4. LES HARRIS - Basketball 4, Senior Favorite, Sweetheart Attendant. l 'RONALD GENE HAYS - Baseball 2, 3, 4. DEONA HENDRIX - Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4. JAMES R. HENZI - President of Span- ish Club 4, Student Council Member 4, Golf 4. RORERT HOGAN - Football Manager 2,3, Track Manager 2,3,4, Wrestling 2, 3, D-Club 3,4, Mixed Chorus 2, Student Council 3, Jr. Play. ,GUY HOOD - Wrestling 3. BOBBY HOWARD - Football 2, 3, 4, -Wrestling 2, 3, 4, D-Club 2, 3, 4, SQVice-Pres. 41, Student Council 2, Senior Favorite. SHIRLEY HUDGENS - Pep Club 2, 3, 4, G.R.A. 2, Trl-Hi-Y 3. BARBARA HUSBAND - F.H.A. 2, 3, QParliamentarian and Program Chair- man 41. OWARD INGLISH - Student Council ,3,4, Soph. Parliamentarian, Jr. ice-President, Mask and Gavel Club arliamentarian 2, Officer of Student ouncil 4, Music 2, Hi-Y 4. State onor Society 2, 3,4, National Honor ociety 2, 3,4, Senior Play. ONALD GENE JENNINGS - D.E. 2, i-Y 2. LLEN KELLY - Library 2, 3, Science lub, Yearbook 4, Y2F.C., Red ross. i AMES KENNEDY - T 83 I Club 3. l K TOMMY KIMBROUGH - Football 2, 3, Basketball 2, Track 2,3,4, D- Club 2,3, QSec. and Treas.14, Stu- dent Council 4. DONALD RAY LAMBERT - Weight Lifting 2, 3, 4, Student Council Rep- resentative 4, Treasurer 3, Red Cross Representative 3, Football Manager 4, Track 3,4, Jr. and Sr. Assembly, Senior Play, Senior Favorite, Sweet- heart King. MARY LEE - Red Cross Alt. 2, Stu- dent Council Alt. 3, Medical Careers Club 2, 3, Honor Society 2. SHIRLEY LEE - Pep Club 4, News- paper Staff 4, Student Council Rep- resentative 4. LARRY S. LEVY - Boys' Glee Club Spring Time, Eaglette 3, Tri-State Chorus 3, Dramatics 4. CONRAD LIGHTFOOT - D.E. 2,3. JEAN ANN LINK - Mixed Chorus 2. CAROL LUCAS - Glee Club 2, Pep Club 4, State Honor Society 2, 3, 4, QSec. 41, National Honor Society 3, 4, Y.R.C. 2,3,4. JEANIE MCCONNELL - Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, Medical Ca- reers Club 2, Tri-Hi-Y 3,4, Officer 4, Eagle Beakon 4, Class Officer 4, Junior Play, F.H.A. 3, G.R.A. 2, Annual Club 4. JOHN MCCRACKEN - Track 2, 3, 4, Weight Lifting 2, Auto-Mechanics 2, Litter Bug Club. JAMES MCDANIEL - Weight Lifting 2. MYRA YVONNE MCDONALD - Glee Club 2. JOE MCKENZIE - Boys' State, Student Council 2, 3, 4, Student Council Parl. 4, Vice-President 2, D-Club 2, 3,4, President 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Basket- ball 2, 3,4, Track 2, 3, 4, National and State Honor Society 2, Soph. , Jr., Sr. , Assembly, Senior Favorite. MICHAEL MATHENY - Choral-Aires 2, Mixed Chorus 2,4, French Club 2, 3, Boys' Glee Club 3, Boys' Quartet 2,3,4, Operetta 2,3, Tri-State Cho- rus 2,3. 'MARILYN MARTIN - Pep Club 2, 3, 4 G.R.A. 2,3, Co-Ed Corres. 4, F.H.A. 2,3,4, Reporter 4, Soph. As sembly, Student Council 4, Eagle Beakon 3,4, Assistant Editor 4. CHARLES MEYERS - D-Club 3,4, Football 2. GARY MILLER - Track 2,4, Basket- ball 2,3,4, D-Club 4, Jr. Assembly, Soph. Assembly, Sr. Assembly, Senior Play. LESLIE MULLER - Spanish Club 2, 3, Tennis 2, 3, 4. CHERYL RAE NEWSOM - F.H.A. 3, Annual Club 3,4, Pep Club 4, Stu- dent Council 4, History Club 3, Li- brary 2, 3, 4. JACQUELINE NORD - Basketball Att. 2, Cheerleader 2, 3,4, Head Cheer- leader 4, Football Att. 3, Football Queen 4, Tennis Team 2,3,4, Pep Club 2,3,4, G.R.A. 3,4, Annual Club 2, Racket Club 2, 3,4, Sweet- heart Queen Att. 2, 4, Senior Favor- ite. MICHAEL NORRIS - Band 2, 3, 4. PATRICK ALLEN NORRIS - Band 2,3, 4, Science Club 2, Weight Lifting 4. ARTHUR OSBORNE - D.E. 2. ANDY OWENS - Pep Club Beau 4, Senior Favorites. LARRY PATRICK - Band 2, 3,4, Or- chestra 4, Tri-State Band 3. LU NELL PAVILLARD - Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Annual Club 4, Annual Staff 4, Senior Play, Miss Eagle Attendant 4. RONNIE PIERCEY - T 85 I Club 2,3,4, CAROLE PLUMLEE - G.R.A. 2, Li- brary 3. 45 JAMES PREBLE - D.E. 2. RITA REHKOPF - Red Cross Rep. 4, F.H. A. 4, French Club 4. MARILYN REYNOLDS - Pep Club 2. 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Annual Club 2, 3, 4, Jr. Assembly, Student Council Alt. 2, French Club 4, Senior Favor- ite, Senior Play. THEO REYNOLDS - Pep Club 2, Glee Club 3. 4, Junior Play. DIANNA RUGGABER - Pep Club 2, 3. 4, Reporter 4, Annual Club 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff 4, Office 3,4, Jr. As- sembly, Sr. Assembly, Sr. Play, Senior Favorite, Miss Eagle Att. CAROL DEAN SHULL - Pep Club 4. PAUL SHUPE - T Sa I Club 3.4. SANDY SICKBERT - F.T.A. 2, Span- ish Club 2, 3,4, French Club 4, Jr. Play, National Honor Society 3, 4, State Honor Society 2, 3,4, Band 2, 3,4, Band 2,3,4, Band Queen Attend- ant 3, Band Queen 4. CONNIE SIMKINS - Band 2,3,4, Y.F.C. 2. JACKIE SLAYTER - Football 2, 3, 4, Weight Lifting 3, 4, Student Council 4, Hi-Y 4. MIKE SLOAN - T ella I 2, 3, 4, Wrestl- ing 2. SHARON SMALLWOOD - Pep Club 2, 3, F.H.A. 2,3,4, Secretary 4, Jr. Play. LADONNA SMITH - State and Na- tional Honor Society 2, 3, 4. PAULA SMITH - Honor Society 2. SANDRA SMITH - Pep Club 2,3,4, Tri-Hi-Y Secretary 4, Spanish Club 2, Annual Club 4, Ir. Play. WAYNE SNIDER - Football 2, 3, Track 2,3, Hi-Y, Wrestling 3, Basketball '2, Weight-Lifting 2,3. 46 PHONDA SNOW - Pep Club 2,3, F. H. A. 4 CECILIA SONGER - G.R.A. 2, Li- brary 2, Spanish Club 3, Spanish Club Officer 3, 4. WANDA STEWART - Pep Club 2, 3, State Honor Society 3. BONNIE STONE - Glee Club 2,3, Del Tones 4, F.H.A. 2,3, Red Cross 2, 3, G.A. 2,3, Student Council 2, Pep Club 2. ALICE STOYANOSKI - Pep Club 2, 3, 4, National and State Honor Society' 2,3, Student Council 3, Y.F.C. 2. DWIGHT STRICKLAND - Mask and Gavel Club 2, Soph. Class Pres. , Student Council Vice-Pres. 3, Pres. of Student Council 4, D Club 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3,4, Track 2, 3, 4. DANNY SUMRALL - Basketball 2,3, Track 2, 3, 4. KATHY SWEARENGIN - G.R.A. 2,3, State Honor Society 2,4, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, President 4, National Honor Society 3,4, Tennis Team 2, 3,4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Student Council 2, 3. PATRICIA THOMAS - F.H.A. 2, Glee Club 2, Student Council 2. ARLIE J. THOMPSON - D.E. 2, President 2. MICHAEL THOMPSON - T 8a I 2, Stagecraft 4, WESLEY S. TILLMAN - Basketball 2, 3. PHIL TRAVIS - Hi-Y 2,3,4, Football 2, Baseball 3, Track 4. ROBERT WALKER - T 82 I 4. LINDA WALLACE - Basketball Queen Attendant 4. DAVID WASHUK - Latin Club 2. Spanish Club 2, 3,4, Science Club 4. JIM WEST - Mixed Chorus 2, 3, Boys' Glee Club 2, 3, Choral-Aires 2, 3,4, Del Tone Singers 4, Operetta 2, 3. THOMAS WADE WIGINTON - Wrestl- ing 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, Track 2, D Club 2,3, Student Council 3. PAT WILSON - F.H.A. 2,3,4, Glee Club 2, 3, Manager 3, Medical Careers Club 2, Annual Staff 4. WANDA WITT - Pep Club 2, 3,4, .F.H.A. 2, Annual Club 3,4, Annual Staff 3,4, Editor 4, Junior Play, Bas- ketball Queen Att. 4, Senior Favor- ite, Miss Eagle Att. , Senior Assembly MANSEL YOUNG - Band 2, 3, 4, Dance Band 3.4. A big moment-- the unveiling of Eagle Place Such industry! But they just can't resist the camera. uke had a new hobby this year--haunting the Annual ab. Well, we wanted an action shot! 3 SENIOR CLASS PAT BROMLEY and DWIGHT STRICKLAND BEST ALL-ROUND 48 ANN BEAUDRY and DAVID CASPER MOST POPULAR , ALICE DEAKINS and LOUIS GRAY Mosr LIKELY L TO succeso PAT DUREN and LUKE HARRIS MOST HUMOROUS WITTIEST WITT and ROY BOCOCK DIANA RUGGABER and ANDY OWENS PERSONALITY PLUS FAVCRITES TONI CRALL and LES HARRIS CUTEST CHOSEN B IEANNE ANN FRANSEEN and DON LAMBERT FRIENDLIEST ARDITH CANNON and RONNIE GASAWAY SW EETEST STUDENT BODY MOST ATHLETIC IUDI FORREST and JOE MCKENZIE ' BEST SPORT MARILYN REYNOLDS and WADE WIGINTON O BEST DRESSED JUNIOR CLASS IN THE SECOND YEAR OF HIGH SCHOOL ONE IS PROMOTED FROM LOWLY SOPHOMOREH TO AVERAGE JUNIOR. THIS IS SOMEWHAT LIKE JUMPING FROM A DITCH DIGGER TO A TYCOON. THIS YEAR THERE WERE 400 TYCOONS. Don Burlison, center, has served the Junior Class as president this year. Clockwise around Don are Joel Urice, vice- presidentg Cindy James, secretaryg Miss Vernelle Daniels, class sponsor, Barbara Griffiths, reporterg Jean Ann Githens treasurerg and Larry McDanieIs, parliamentarian. 52 Carolyn Abbey Linda Ables Nita Kay Adams Gaylen Addington Roy Allen Kathy Anderson Rita Anthony Charles Arden Sid Armstrong Nilaree Arpoika Vickie Austin Paul Bailey Marie Barber LaDonna Basinger Marilyn Bass Keith Beachler Kenny Bell Jackie Bennett Pat Bicknell Debra Sue Biggers Sonny Bill Gene Blankenship Darrel Blood Glenda Bodine Robert Bohuslavisky Gary Bonner Linda Bortay Louise Bradley Gerald Bromley Terry Brand Pat Coulter Donna Crary Betty Crawford Linda Curtis Emmette Davis Iean Davies Earl Davis Dean DeGarmo Ronald DeGroat Judy Ann DeMent Betty Jo Dempsey Phyllis Dixon Duke Dotson James Dye Bill Ebey Floyd Brown Pat Brown Carolyn Brum Dean Bumgarner Don Burlison Allen Caldwell Joyce Carothers Sherrie Carlton Alec Caudell Karen Chambless Candie Clayton Emily Lee Clayton Sharon Cleveland Phyllis Collins Linda Couch Richard Eckel Richard Elliott Janice Ellis Tommy Erwin Donna Evans James Evans Rickie Farmer Peggy Field Opal Fillippio Lynda Floyd Larry Fowler Janice Gazaway Dane Peterson Marilyn Gibson Chuck Gilmore Jean Ann Githens Diane Glover Jerry Golden Linda Graham Sue Gramlich Sonya Gray Larry Greeson Glenna Griffin Barbara Griffit Cecil Hammer Jim Hanna Daniel Harder Holleen Harder Anna Harp Frank Harrill C. 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Hunter Jayne Hunter Linda Hutchins Chris Hyde Johnllavid alngr am Wayne Jack Paul Jackson Cindy James Cris Jeffrey Dale Johnson Tommy Johnson Marcia Jones Patricia Keating Mary Ann Kelley Mary Kelly Johnny Hays Randy Heintz Laura Henning Mike Hensley Linda Hicks Milton Hicks Bobby Hill Duane Holder Wayne Holland Jackson Holley John David Hoover Janice Horn Glenda Howerton Kathy Houston Johnny Hudgens s f John Kibling Kitty Kring Jerry Lankford Ricky Leavell Ronnie Lee Linda Lewis Peggy Ligon Judy Liles Rue Letta Logsdon Kay Luney Karen Lunow Bonita Luttrell Robert Lyon Jerry McAfee Connie McBride Larry McCan1ey Jim McC1aren Robert McClelland Sandra McCoo1 DeAnna McDonald Andy McFee1y Linda McGehee Van McG1ocklin Paul McG1asson Ioan McGowen Scott McKenna Billy McKenzie Robert McKenzie Cecelia McNish Richard Maddox Winona Moulton Randy Mulanax Anna Muncrief Allen Mustion Mike Norman Myrna Null Bobbie Overall Ronnie Owens Gary Parsons Connie Patrick Roberta Pearce Pat Phillips Sandy Pickett Linda Plumtree Richard Pope Nancy Mandelkow Terry Masters Gaylen Medders Gerald Meeks Danny Meyers Marilyn Meyers Loyd Miller Patsy Miller Maurine Miner Kathy Mobly Don Moles Sharon Montgomery Glenda Moore Greg Morris Jim Mosely Cheryl Potter Betty Powell Bruce Prollock Don Pruitt Don Puett Diana Rains Phyllis Rainwater Merle Ray JoAnn Redwine Barbara Reed Mary Reese Linda Ridenour Mike Riley Annette Roberson Carol Robinson Janice Rose Terri Ross Bobbie Sanford Diana Sanford Patsy Scoggins Beverly Shawver Evelyn Shelton Don Stager Ron Shockey Mary Kay Sherman Lewis Smith Marie Smith Kathy Snider Dearlyne Speck Sue Stafford Cheryl Tritsch Joel Urice Violet Ulrich Sandra Van Dyck Carolyn Valentine Edward Varner Marshall Vaughan Anne Rycroft Bobbie Wackerly Dennis Wade Shari Wade Weston Waggoner Billy Walker Eldon Walsh Darline Ward Charles Stafford Mary Lou Standfill Jimmy Starks Judy Stevens Ruth Ann Steward Sandy Stewart Sherry Stilwell Jimmy Stone Phyllis Strickland Joe Terry Sherril Thomas Don Thompson Rosie Tillman Jeanie Trader Sue Treadwell Jimmy Ward Perry Warlick Linda Waters Cindy Weaver Rocky Webb Theresa Weeks LaRetta Wells Roger West Shirley Westfall Cathy Wheeler David White Ross White IoLynn Wildman Diane Willard Addie Mae Williams I an Williams Mike Winkleman Sherrill Winter Glen Wise Carolyn Witt Sandra Wood Phyllis Yandle Kathryn Stewart Paula Chrisman Gerald Stine SOPHOMORE CLASS THERE MUST ALWAYS BE A PLACE TO BEGIN, AND WHEN A STUDENT ENTERS HIGH SCHOOL, THIS PLACE OF BEGINNING LIES IN THE POSITION OF LOWLY SOPHOMORE . ALL IS NOT LOST, HOWEVER, BECAUSE THIS POSITION LAST ONLY ONE SHORT YEAR. THE YEAR 1963-64 SAW THE LARGEST SOPHOMORE CLASS IN THE HISTORY OF DEL CITY HIGH SCHOOL - A TOTAL OF 425 STUDENTS. Harvey Sturdevant, president, has led the Sophomores through a successful year. Other officers clockwise from lower left are Debbie Russell, reporterg Pat Grady, treasurerg Sharon Hogan, secretaryg Linda Harrison, vice-L ' ' and Janice Yates, parliamentarian. Mr. Marvin Harris, class sponsor, is standing. Lee Bettes George Bishop Dorothy Blankenship Patty Blankenship Kay Borum Pat Bostwick LaQuita Bradley Connie Brand Linda Brashier I ack Brown Jerry Bumgarner Gary Burch Sharon Burcham Steve Burcharn Harold Burrows Sandra Burton Kathy Buser Paula Caldwell Judy Carpenter Sherry Cassil Linda Chaffin Lewis Chambers Gayle Chambless Diana Childers Beverly Adams Glen Albert Barbara Alexander Larry Arden Barbara Anderson Lynda Armstrong Barbara Ashton Caroline Back John Basczuk Linda Baird Ioan Baker Larry Baker Thelma Barker Linda Beachler Tim Beavers Kathy Childers Howard Chumley Paul Clark Steve Coleman Becky Cox Debbie Cox Floyd Crane Billy Chaffin Vickie Cross Alicia Curtis Pat Bennet Joe Crosthwait Freddie Davis Pam Davault Paul Davis Claud Dean Tommy Devinish Paul Dial Nancy Douglas Ralph Douvillier Randy Driver Sharene Dukes Wade Dunlap Sheryl Dunn Donna Duren Ronnie Durham Tommy Dyer Donna Easton Rodney Eaton Ann Eaves Robert Eckel Richard Ellis Cindy Emerson Jerry English Joe Epperly Charles Erwin Parker Evans JoAnne Farrow Carolyn Fear Stanley Gilberson Becky Gilchrist Patsy Gleason Jim Goodson Pat Grady Jerry Greeson Jim Griffin Peggy Griffitts Sandra Grimes Jerry Guest Gus Haney Sheri Hardin Linda Harrison Marlin Hawk Gary Hawkins Bonnie Hays Charles Head Karen Henson Nelda Henson Rhonda Henzi Jimmy Hewlett Dona Hicks Peggy Hill John Hogan Sandra Flaming Diane Foresee Judy Fowble Delbert Frazier Jerry Frazier Donna Frolich Rita Fullbright Paula Gaddis Stella Garcia Kathe Gaylord Shirley Gee Greg Gellman Sharon Gentry Gene Gibbons Gilbert Gibson Sharon Hogan Jerry Holt Pat Houston Don Hovarter Paula Howard Jack Howerton Donald Hubbs Herbert Humphrey Sheryl Hunt Gerald Irwin Billye Irwin David Jobe Gail Johnson Thomas Johnson Bobby Jones Sharon Jones Kathyrn Karr David Keating Wanda Kleckner Carolyn Kolb Wayne Kyker John Lane Gary Pebsworth Donald Lanham Tony LeBow Michael Lee Jay Leemaster Joyce Lindsey Pat Lindsey Linda Linthicum Gary Livengood Virginia Longtain Aline Lovette Vickey Luman Lynn McAllister Carolyn McBride Cherie McClain Sharon Cleveland Mike McConnell Timmy Mike Pam Mills Kenneth Minter James Mooney Karen Moore Ray Morgan Kathy Morrison Nancy Morrison Marian Mote John Murray Steve Murrell Harold Myers Charlotte Nabors Cathy Nebgen Montie Nievar Marseline Nokes Gary Oliver Carlene Orr Donna Osborne Mickey Overall Vernon Overturf Bill Patton Sherry Pearce Deborah Pearl Annette McCready Pat McGowen Ginger McKelvy Emily McNeily Janet Mandelkow Ronald Morrow Jackie Martin Dale Mastro Glenna Maxwell Glynda Meade Jean Meeks Ronnie Meek Mary Meininger Lea Meyers Lynn Meyers Pat Pharr Jim Pickett Martin Ponder I an Porter Bill Preble Linda Prollock David Richardson Trina Richardson Allen Riedel Dyana Roberts Kenneth Robnett Diana Robinson Richard Rodgers Anice Rose Deanie Rowlett Pat Royalty Debbie Russell Rita Saiz Fred Sanders Dorothy Seitzler Rita Shaw Doylene Shiplet Shirley Shelton Arno Shroyer Ross Sickbert Pam Sikes John Simmons Alice Smith David Smith Marlyn Smith Pam Smith Rosemary Smith Sharon Smith Linda Snow Joe Solomon Tim Speed Roberta Stager Brenda Stocks Phillip Stout Jennifer Wallace Don Ware Karolyn Ward Randy Ward Mike Warren Jack Watts Jeannie Watts Bill West Roberta Whetstone Moiselle Whitlock Danny White Sandra Williams Ruth Willoughby Pat Winter Shirley Wormington Ruth Woodward Donelda Woods Annabell Wyatt Janice Yates Paul Zuck Harvey Sturdevant Patsy Sumrall James Suttle Kris Swearengin Charlotte Taylor Gary Taylor Sandra Thompson Sharon Thornton Gary Thurman James Tilley Debora Uhl Ladawn Van Schuyver Barbara Varner Janie Vickers Ira Wade Debbie Russell is escorted by Russell Cram at the Sweetheart Dance 70 What a silly way to hugland kiss! We thought you might like a pic ture of Harvey Sturdevant's back M This Space for Re nt 1 ll.Ls.w.3 - A ton of paper, a barrel of paint, and ten miles of scotch tape--in other words, class election y week. How would you describe the expression on Danny Myers' face as he escorts Sue Treadwell to the Sweetheart Coronation? A peaceful scene, but just wait a minute! DCHS's dance band can really get with it 7I W W ACTIVITIES . , -. , 5 I I ' J 'fx 'I ., u . x 1 1 'H I ff 1 I , , E N 'J 1 I, - . . ,t , . , 1 XX V -, N I . I X , Q, N . 3 A b 'XX . ff X ' . X 2+ X I S Q - X I X IX c FV .1 .f ,.-, - , . 'X , XJ X O X x ,D I I x ' X I X ' . R . x X KX . . l , I -. f' , x ' I f N. ff 5 X - X X -X . 4 - X I I V he If I ' . ,W N I Vu N X X . wr .- v L ,K r X N , r r x . M by I Y .X X . , f N nfs x .Z V l , ' - ,X , fx VL, ,- - X X X '-' X x - ' ,L A A ' -ff vm, - . - z wk , Q - ' X 1 I f N ' ' N. ' , N , I Q., , I, we 1 X I , , mi: ' f , Q. W , , - ' K , I lm K' 1. ' X . . I ' fy 'III , f 1 I AN- . fx 'bf , x 4 I 'X , ir K 1 I b N , x -. 1 V. l, 5 . ' -I - . , A-I LL- E I N X I ,. I' ' 'VX 1 N! v gf - X Q x K X I W ,g F F n . ' f ' X X u an ' Z f - 'X , 4 , I I 4 4 ff A X X f X I - x 3 1 - N . GX at ' K, ya F ' N N aw ' 1 I I X - -. - 'hi A ' , ' - X ' in R Q nf, Q .1 X ' Q N , 'xxx , L . ' -ff - - IW' Q H2 J .X N I X I ' ' gk J'-gE1V,,w,, .V ' ' Q' K C - I . ' ' 'N -. Tiliizm I 5 -X Xfx I I CRGANIZATICNS STRENGTHE Officers are seated, left to right: Ann Beaudry, Monte Henderson, Mrs. Flood, Dwight Strickland, Marilyn Meyer, Jan Williams. Standing, Howard Inglish, Joe McKenzie, Ronnie Gassaway, David Casper, Don Burlison. STUDENT CCUNCIL VERY ACTIVE The student council affords an opportunity for students to practice democracy in a concrete way. The council, receiving its delegated powers from the principal, must be efficient in displaying responsibility and in keeping the lines of communication open between students and the administration. Last summer Dwight Strickland, president, David Casper, vice-president, and Mrs. Flood -went to Ann Arbor, Michigan, to the National Student Council Con- vention. z 1 - fs f,w,mm:natalie,as-.smirkfasfa.f:r,ss,,1r,,,iw fm X mrarf-sv:'eswr,as:s1vr1eeas1fr.w:xrwa,-M ww ., . ., s, SCHCOL SPIRIT All governing agencies worry about income. So far no tax has been levied on Del City High Students, and this fortunate circumstance can be traced to Student Council projects - the iuke box in the cafeteria and the student store. This year the store has expanded its facilities to offer paper-back books for sale. y Don Burlison and his money machine. The bookstore does a brisk business. I Mrs. Gladys Flood has worked with the student council ever since its be- ginning in 1956. A committee at work: Don Lambert, Linda Harrison, Joe McKen zie, Tommy Kimbrough, and Don Burlison. Officers of the State Honor Society are, seated, left to right: Howard Inglish, treasurerg Dana Goodson, presidentg Ann Beaudry, vice-presidentg Carole Lucas, secretaryg Louis Gray, parliamentarian. Standing are spon- sors Mrs. Flood, Mrs. Crooks, and Mrs. Moon. HONOR SQCIETIE The National Honor Society SROW WITH SCHOQL lBelow are the officers of the National Honor Society. Seated, left to right are Myrna Null, treasurerg Robert Lyon, parliamentarians Aiice,Deakins, president: David Casper, vice-president: Nikita Arpoika, secretary. Standing are sponsors Mrs. Moon, Mrs. Crooks, and Mrs. Flood. ls, BEST BAND IN THE LAND Louis Gray, left, has been drum major ofthe Del City High School band for two years. Drum majorettes, pictured below are, left to right, Donna Evans juniorg Donna Lea, juniorg Linda Curtis, juniorg Phyllis Dixon, junior. The 78-member Del City High School Band has done our school proud this year. In the fall they placed first place in AA Class parade marching and won a superior rating in field marching at the Central State Regional March- ing Contest at Chickasha. The four twirlers also won a superior rating. Mr. Buswell, left, is finishing his 6th year as director of the band. Officers, left to right: Louis Gray, drum major, Mike Armstrong, vice-presi- dentg Carol Robinson, secretaryg Larry Fowler, assistant drum majorg Duane Boardman, president. 79, 'n I 3 ! 3 Q 2 2 5 3 5 2 Y 1 . . l W F l V K The Choral-Aires are an active group. Left to right: Mr. Leaf, Grace Gwartney, Roy Allen, Allen Clason, Kathy Mobly, Ardith Cannon, Carolyn Bushree, Jimmy West, and Shirley Hudgins. NAUCH ENTERTAINMENT At left Ardith Cannon and Roy Allen sing Cindy. Below, Shirley Huclgins and Joel Urice give advice to the young folk in scenes from Smoky Mountain. EAGLETTE PEP CLUB PUTS PEP PAT BROMLEY MARILYN REYN OL1 Vice-President Treasurer CONNIE CONNER President MONTE HENDERSON Secretary N SCHCOL SPIRIT School spirit soared high this year. The Eaglette pep club helped raise school spirit by attend- ing the football and basketball games and by sponsoring pep assem- blies at school on the days of the big games. Pep club members pro- moted pep rallies at the D.Q. the night preceding the big games. The pep club also took part in the homecoming festivities of the football and basketball teams. The beautiful scenery during the half-time ceremony is made pos- sible by the time and energy spent by the hard-working Eaglettes. In 1964, the pep club, spon- sored by Mr. Don Rae and Miss Betty Scott, was composed of 169 members, the largest pep club in the history of D.C.H.S. DIANA RUGGABER IACQUE GARRETT Reporter Program Chairman JUDI FORREST Parliamentarian TONI CRALL Publicity Chairman The Cheerleaders have brought much honor to Del City High School this year. At clinic last summer the group won five first place rib- bons, Jackie Nord, Head Cheer- leader, was chosen to instruct. At the state contest in November the Del City Cheerleaders won third place in competition with 96 schools. They have led the pep club and the student body in pro- moting school spirit at all pep ral- lies and sports events. CHEERLEADERS HAVE SUCCESSFUL YEA Left to right Sharon Hogan Sophomore Judy Harris Junior Jeanne Ann Franseen, Seniorg Jackie Nord, Senior He Cheerleader Lee Ashworth Senior Carolyn Wolfe Junior Jean Ann Githins, Junior. Earl Shuck, Sponsor G 5 7 Officers are left to right: T. Kimbrough, secretary, Luke Harris, sergeant-at-arms Joe McKenzie, presidentg Bob Howard, vice-president, Jerry Lewis, sergeant-at- arms, and Ronnie Fisk, parliamentarian. CLUB PROMOTES SPORTSMANSHIP The D Club is dedicated to promoting the ideals of sportsmanship, They have stated these ideals in their Eagle's Creed which says in part, I shall play hard, fair, and clean, and expect the same from my opponent and may the best team win. Members are left to right, FIRST ROW: Coach Shuck, L. Harris, R. Fisk, J. McKenzie, B. Howard, T. Kimbrough, . Lewis. SECOND ROW: S. Blansett, M. Ray, R. Bohuslavicky, R Leavell, D. Casper, R, Hogan, M. Coble, C. Gilmore. THIRD ROW: D. Strickland, C. Jeffrey, B. Rickey, D. Bumgarner, R. Bocock, C. Meyer, D. Meyers, R. Heintz. 85 1 I I N 4 . P 1 1 1 w E 1 FHA sTREssEs FAMILY LIFE To develop a growing appreciation of the joys and satisfactions of homemaking is the goal of Future Homemakers of America members. There are many aspects to this goal. For instance, promoting international good will and en- couraging democracy in home and community life are two of the areas which are emphasized. Each year a project is chosen which the girls give specific attention to. This year it has been Helping the Aged. Have you ever been to a COITIC 3.5 YOU HIC PHIIY7 Examining their new yearbook are officersloan Galey, president, Betty Foresee, yice-president, Sharon Smallwood, secretaryg Nancy Raskie and Peggy Ligon, treasurersg Barbara Husband, Marilyn Martin, Sharon Thornton, Carolyn Bushree. 86 Sponsors Charlesworth, Meek, and president Ioan Galey. Refreshment committee taking care of the really important business. QMAKER I P Q5 ss S l so I 0,7 Q- 9 5 az fn! 'E ' 9 'W .Q A o .. 5' 6 to D NEW HO Mrs. Claudine Meek Mrs. Linda Charlesworth Del City FHA Officers were installed in a ceremony at Midwest City High School, 87 RED CROSS WORKS LOCALLY The work of the international organization of the Red Cross is carried on through local chapters such as the one here at DCHS. Virtually all students are members because of donations, but each homeroom sends a representative to regular meetings. CAN 4 S 'D 5 F0 CROS Mrs. Helen Cunningham and some of the Red Cross representatives look over the Christmas decorations which the Homemaking Classes have made and which they will deliver to the Veterans' Hospital. T5 ,fi ' Ni ff we QW k QE W YW ,L,i., my QQ xv v A ,wkqxx 4+ f K M .. . 5 M A ' f ? , f SQ ,m K Q 3 M ali TRI-HI-Y PRACTICES WORLD SERVICE Tri-Hi-Y is an organization to further the interest of girls in local, state, and national government. It also ad- vocates World Service through such projects as raising money for missionaries, machinery, needed food and supplies etc. All these projects are handled through the YMCA. One of their main money-making projects each year is the Sweetheart Dance which they sponsor jointly with the Hi-Y. Officers are on the front row below. Left to right they are: Sandra Hamer, delegateg Jeannie McConnel, delegate, Cheryl Anderson, Chaplaing Kathy Swearengin, presidentg Sandra Smith, secretaryg Bette Brooks, treasurerg and Mrs Ann Roberts, sponsor. X X 90 ficers are left to right, TOP ROW: Buddy Beavers, city council representativeg Larry Daniels, city council repre- ltativeg Bruce Prollock, chaplain. SEATED: Phil Travis, president, Mike Armstrong, vice-presidentg Allen Hari- xn, secretary, and Bill Rickey, treasurer. HI Y IS CIVIQC-MINDED The Del City Chapter of Hi-Y participates in many YMCA activities in the Oklahoma City area. One day a year the boys act in school, city, and state offices. This year Phil Travis of Del City had the distinction of acting as lieutenant-governor of the state. One of the highlights of last fall was the trip to Western Hills Lodge for the State YMCA Convention. The group traditionally sponsors the Sweetheart Dance in February of each year. Mr. lerry Millsap is sponsor. ft to right, seated: Bruce Prollock, Tony LeBow, Jack Brown, Joe Epperly, Phil Travis, Larry Daniels, Allen Har- ron. Standing: Mr. Millsap, John Murry, Dennis Wade, Buddy Beavers, Mike Hensley, ,Bill Rickey, Danny Mc- tniels, Howard Inglish, Mike Amustrong. 9I Science Club members from left to right are Karen Davis, Marcia Jones, Mary Alice Reese, Sandra Stewart, Nita Adams, Larry Martin, Ross Sickbert, Joe Crosthwait, and Mr. Louis Jones, Sponsor. SCIENCE CLUB MEMBERS PURSUE INTERESTS OUTSIDE CLASSROCM The Science Club offers the student interested in science the opportunity to further his individual interests in various fields. Individual research projects, field trips, films, and discussion groups which are not possible in the regular class are available to him in this organization. X411 P Officers Marcia Jones, Nita Adams, Karen Davis. I MEDICAL CAREERS INTEREST GAINING AT DEL CITY 9 ' do I 0 X I Sw , I 1 IP Left to right, seated: Ardith Cannon, Mary Ann Anderson, and Carolyn l Bushree. Standing: Ricki Farmer, Linda Beachler, Opal Flippio, Violet I Ulrich, Joe Overall, and Bobbie Overall. Mary Ann is club president ' and the sponsor is Ann Dawes, school nurse. ' FUTURE EINSTEINS JOIN MATH CLUB FIRST ROW: Harvey Sturdevant, Ruth Woodward, Anice Rose, Dorothy Seitzler, Ruth Willoughby. SECOND ROW: Ross Sickbert, Jean Meeks, Robin Moore, Joyce Lindsey and Marion Mote are sitting by the window and sponsor Don Rae is standing. Spanish Club Helen Kinnear, Sponsor. ,asf ESPANOL AND FRANCAIS ADD X INTERNATIONAL , ex 471, V ,. 1, MQW' ' I N R ,wfrdffzr .Iain ,1 4oW41',47 . 'fl I l L. , French Club Danisa Humphrey, Sponsor. 94 ACTIVITIES IN CLASS AFLIZSUT HELP DEVELCP sTuDE I fyou stepped into the main office, you wouldn't find this much help all at once, but throughout the day these girls elp by answering the telephone, keeping records, and running errands, ING OFFICE GIRLS LEARN BY D0 n the jOb- f willing helpers are O f ffice, another group 0 - . hall in the counselors 0 Rlght across the LIBRARY STAFF Elise Owings, Librarian, 96 IS LARGEST The place to find the most student helpers is the librar Many tasks keep these students busy. Checking books, filing, and straightening the shelves are only a few of the jobs these would-be librarians do. How to use the Readers' Guide seems to be t discussion here. DE MEMBERS LEARN SALESMANSHIP Mr. Lloyd Hawkins, Instructor. Distributive Education courses are offered to students no might be interested in making a career in retail sell- rg. Students learn to decorate windows and also gain 'actical experience in selling by working in local stores. James McDaniel intently observes art instructor Montee Hoke work an the potters wheel. Mr. I-Ioke is a nationally known ceramist who ha exhibited his work widely. His awards are numerous, and it is ob- vious from this picture that he lov his work. ART DEPARTMENT HAS BRILLIAN These pieces of pottery, wood sculpture, and terra cotta sculpture made by Del City High School students were exhibited at the Young Talent in Oklahoma Show at Oklahoma University. 98 ECORD Ricki Farmer and Candy Clayton watch as Donna McAllister completes an oil painting. Danny Cassil and Danny White put the finishing touches to their wood sculpture to be exhibited in the Young Talent in Oklahoma Show 99 'TS f The action reaches a spine-chilling climax when Aunt Pricilla QLinda Bortayj and her two daughters fSue Stafford and Jean Githensj see the screaming head hanging in a closet fthe head belongs to Mary Kayj. Mr. Earnest Green directed the play, Hobgoblin House, written by Jay Tobias. We seen a monster dat high! JUNICRS PRESENT MYSTERY-FARCE The entire cast of Hobgoblin House: left to right, seated are Keith Beachler, Sue Stafford, Linda Bortay, Jean Githens, and Don Burlison. Standing are Milton Hicks, Bobby Walker, Darrell Irwin, Carolyn Wolfe, Mr. Green Don Moles, Holly Harder, Mary Kay Sherman, Dennis Wade, and Mary Ann Kelly. i00 SENICRS CHQOSE COURTROOM DRAMA In this scene from Night of January 16, by Ayn Rand, the jury appears to be in deep concentration as district attorney Mike Coble presents his case. Defense attorney Howard Inglish and his star witness, Betty Foresee, look on. Buddy Beavers inspects assets of dance- Defendant Jeanne Ann Franceen implores gangster girl Diane Byers. David Casper in a highly emotional scene. AUTO MECHANICS AND UPHOLSTERY 1 FUTURE Mr Provence teachlng class the fme arts o 2 3 1 2 5 i I n Mr. Raby teaching upholstery--some students had rather pose for camera. h H auto mechanics tools. 02 DRAFTING AND WOODWORKING Mechanical drawing class at work. INDUSTRIAL ART TRAINING VALUABL Mr. Foster, in- L i 7 7 ,W wiffw 'HQ M'9HN9?W ' W' gk ,, V Q .b:S.,. , -, ..qnnv'rirf E 1 , READ IT IN THE EAGLE BEAKON! That it takes a lot of cooperation and much hard work to put out a newspaper was the chief fact learned by the journalism class this year. The class, instructed by Mrs. Lodema Correia, published The Eagle Beakon every two weeks. Mike Akin and Terry Brand tackle an- other mimeograph job. Editor Pat Duren and Assistant Editor Marilyn Martin look glurn for is it nurnb?j over prob- lems of a deadline. I05 David Casper Elizabeth Ann Beaudry GIRLS' AND BOYS' STATE Jeanne Anne Franseen Joe McKenzie GIRL AND BOY OF THE YEAR Each year the Masonic Lodge of Del City presents an award to the tstanding senior boy and girl, elected by the faculty. This year uis Gray and Alice Deakins, both active students with excellent iolastic records, were chosen. Alice Deakins Louis Gray J i fwgv. an 1 Q 1 U 2 43 1 I i 5 ' Y I Q f 1 1 n f A 1 I K ., KA. 1 . .5 . gf ' K Z A J, ,Q 5 X ., X , . .. K ,if . 5 .. , ... FAVORITES 1 .fr V -V rl JV U X' L, 109 MISS EAGLE 1964 JUDI FORREST PAT BROMLEY DIANA RUGGABER MISS EAGLE ATTENDANTS 1964 FOOTBALL QUEEN JACKIE NORD UE TREADWELL Junior -4 FOOTBALL QUEEN ATTENDANTS ,TEANNE ANN FRANSEEN Senior TONI CRALL Senior SHARON HOG AN Sophomore MARILYN MEYER Junior PAT GRADY Sophomore 'LW Q f Z 6 5 X r. a:1fUJLA .r V v, Me:nwP' K 'kk' A , W' 1- WANDA WITT - Senior LINDA WALLACE - Senior BASKETBALL ATTENDANTS 1 4 1 2 1 I 1 E 5 3 E E I Q i M NAWM- - - - -- -W 'Nw 7- Nw mv ff ww--W-vwmx., ,. ., . .,w,mmW, f. f-ff-wgmw,:1,-f-w,f,,.'-Y.,, A MARYANNA ANDERSON - Senior KAY BORUM - Sophomore ALICE DEAKINS - Senior N ATTENDANTS II7 1964 D.E. QUEEN SANDRA HUFF IUANITA ROBNETT - Senior D.E. QUEEN ATTENDANTS 1964 T 8. I QUEEN MISS LEA MEYERS 4 fl? 1 l 1 5 I 1 ! X 5 Q 4 i . :Q l HI-Y SWEETHEART SANDRA HAMER TRI-HI-Y BEAU MIKE ARMSTRONG SWEETHEART KING AND QUEEN DON LAMBERT AND LEE ASHWORTH FOCTBALL SPIRIT SOARS HIGH DON COLSTON JERRY HARRIS, Asst. Coach Asst. Coach I I' ,, OFFENSE CLeft to Righty: I. McKeI zie, REg B. Rickey, RTg M. Hens The EAGLES were a young team this yearg six of the starting eleven were juniors. Although a lot of wins weren't chalked up on the scoreboard, the EAGLES out- played many of their opponents. The team always ex- hibited great sportsmanship, We all know that it isn't whether you win or lose that is importantg it's how you played the game that counts. By this standard the EAGLES are true champions, EARL SHUCK, Coach y, RHBg D. fjvasper, RGg B. Howard, FBg R. Fisk, Cg D. Strickland, QBg J. Hudgens, LGg D. Burlison, LHBg!D mgarner, LTg F. Harrill, LE. DON LAMBERT and MIKE COBLEQ Manager B-TEAM SHCWS GREAT POTENTIAL V . I Y 2 E 2 X K s E Q s 2 2 v E 2 2 e 2 A V RiI'!i?WAh yi X IISISQQ 1.1 , 2 E ww 1 . 2 , K .. V .S 24 ,1 LH, ,ix gf :V f f i - 19543 fa 8 lg HL .W WX i Q- ..., , K Ea S . R S ,gk Tis? '55 1 2 E lf v 5 ax W Www 1 55 . J FAE . 9211, ' xt W .WM. W' Q , QR A ii, '4 ' V f 5' wiifii. s L -f SSD- A 72' W Eilfm-ff'.'1:1:. -1: 5 V sw' AEfiV'j,f X 'AEE , Ax . . M. V H , HV --WJ: - . .. .. F, .. sn SM .. L ' A2 -32: m 'X 1. W rw we 1 fl ' Q , F, Q L K . ., 1 www ' I +V K .iz .. . 5-5iE?vSff3ZiS5S .2 ' '3fWg,gA .,.. Ex in 53-2952 snwfgsigswawa-Q jmw:,y5.:- Left to right: Danny Meyers, Dwight Strickland, Jerry Lewis, Gary Miller, Dean Bumgarner, Joe McKenzie, Gerald Bromley, Les Harris, Roy Bocock. BASKETBALL TEAM PROVIDES MANY MCMENTS EE OF SUSPENSE The 1964 Eagle Roundballers gave their fans some exciting monients this year. N-one, however, 'com- pared wirh the actionin the last five seconds ofthe Cushing game January 18, in the Del City gym, The score was tied when a Cushing rnan made a 15 foot jump-shot for the winning basket. Dean Bumgarner Qrightj made an outstanding hitting i N percentage for the season. g A l3I K 5 Zi 7 X, F Left to right: Robert Harrison, Jay Leemaster, Steve Coleman, Larry Greeson, Ron Shockey, Dale Johnson, Milton Hicks, Jerry Burngarner, Russell Cram, Dwayne Freeze, Randy Heintz, Mike Warren, Merle Ray LITTLE EAGLES HAVE GOOD SEASON Del City High School has a bright future in the basketball department judging from the performance of the B squad this year. The team tallied up an impressive number of win Coach Marvin Harris Larry Greeson tries for a bas- ket, 31 K I E 1 I Q ! l P gf' Q 5 gtg, 4? ,m ,, If 'fs Q Wm Left to right, Standing: I. Downy, D, McDaniels, I. Stone, B. Howard, C. Gibbons. Left to right, Bottom: G, Bonner, K. Cosby, M, Riley, L, McDaniels, I. Suttle. OFF WITH THE POUNDS, ON WITH THE MATCH . . . Wrestling, more than any other sport, demands absolute accuracy in body weight. The weight-watching and dieting regimen wrestlers engage in would make Josephine Lowman appear to be in favor of obesity! Have you ever seen a wrestler's face when, after weeks of Jello and Metrecal, he smells the aroma of hamburgers and French fries? I34 Coach Montee Hoke Coach Don Colston Bonner and Riley try for a ' Cosby and McDaniels demonstrate the single leg lift. Downey and McDaniels - a bear hug? Norman man puts half- nelson on Dec. 6-7 Dec Dec an. an. Ian. Ian. Ian. an. an. eb. -eb. eb. Feb. Feb. eb. ar Downey. WRESTLERS IMPROVE RAPIDLY THRCUGH SEASON SCHEDULE Novice Tourn. Geary Chilocco Blackwell Norman Geary Tourn. Harding Tulsa Edison Guthrie Sand Springs Cushing Perry Putnam City Edmond Open Regionals State Finals Gibbons and Howard demonstrate the Tulsa ride. JOHN MCCRACKEN JOE MCKENZUTRA C KIMBROUGH JERRY LEWIS DWIGHT STRICKLA ND NARM UP T0 BURN RECORDS Coaches Grover Bradley and Don Rae have their hopes up this i season, and no wonder. They have eight varsity trackmen DON BU RLISON returning from last year. In addition to the seven shown, Danny Surnrall, polevaulter, is back for another season. RICKY LOVELL FRONT ROW, left to right: Jackie Nord, Ann Beaudry, Karen Davis, Sue Stafford, Lee Ashworth, BACK ROW: Kathy Swearingin, Cathy Wheeler, Nita Adams, Barbara Champeau, Emily Clayton, Kitty Kring, Miss Betty Scott. RACKETEERS PLAN TO STEAL HONQRS FOR DEL CITY HIGH The girls' tennis team this year has found an able coach in Miss Betty Scott, Physical Education teacher . Earl Shuck, veteran foot- ball coach and athletic' director, carries on with the boys this year. I38 Left to right: Roy Dunne, Allen Harp, Leslie Muller, Danny Cassi ww-ww -'num WL ,I-1 .f,., i., fm, ff..f , , f, ,.:- f afllwz-.1., ,, ,f ffL,Q,.A.fM,w',,-ug, ,L-za' M. -mp - .W --. W. Wyman. 9 SCHOOL LIFE l4I MECOMIN M GN G H Football Queen Jackie Nord and her royal court, left to right: Ronnie Fisk, Toni Crall, Dwight Strickland, Jackie Ioe McKenzie, David Casper, Jeanne Ann Franceen, and the young lady in front is Beth Ann Rae. . . . AND THE SCENERY IS LQVELY ri The big moment arrives and Joe McKenzie does the honors. Jackie Slayter helps Beth Ann Rae and Warren Conner, Ir. to the scene of festivities. I43 3 S 1 if ? J Q 3 3 i i I Basketball Queen Toni Crall and her royal court L BASKETBALL CCRONATION HA SCSHE. BEAUTIFUL SETTINC Glitterin moon and stars, blue li hts, and fo combined to 8 8 8 ive the basketball corouation a su estion of a mist river 8 S8 Y I44 MOON RIVER LINDA WALLACE and GARY MILLER ANDA WITT and DWIGHT STRICKLAND DONNA MCALLISTER and ,TERRY LEWIS LINDA HARRISON and LES HARRIS WE'RE AFTER THE SAME RAINBOW'S END Kerry and Jay Williams bring flowers and crown Duane Boardman brings Sandy Sickbert They put them all together THE BAND HAS A QUEEN, T00 And presto! Another Coronation ww 'QW H 55 .2112 . HW, wsafiw x, ggggnz, 9555 5 1 Y ew'-il i f, - , , 5222 Q, 33 . ,- 'fi' KA. S 5, V - . .V Ln, ' V f if ' -if 'E ww Q wx m ? Q Aa Nm I47 I 4 4 NHATWE DO RAND 3 . . . AND KFTER k... This year's Annual Lab under the sponsorship of Mrs. Lodema Correia has accomplished an incredible feat. Out of a scrambled mass of pictures and stories Mrs. Correia and the members of the Annual Lab have managed to compile an accurate and complete record of the year 1963-64 at D.C.H.S. This was Mrs. Correia's first year as annual sponsor. It has been a great test on her nerves and patience, but she has passed the test with flying colors. Editors - WANDA WITT - PAT BROMLEY l50 ANNUAL STAF BETTE The editors of the 1964 Eagle are Pat Bromley and Wanda Witt. During the past year these girls have worked Saturdays and Sundays and even stayed up until two o'clock striving to make the 1964 Eagle th best annual Del City High has ever produce The officers of the Annual Staff are: fLeft to rightl Diana Ruggaber, Classes Eclitorg Marilyn Meyer, Asst. Editorg Wanda Witt, Editorg Pat Bromley, Editorg Bonita Luttrell, Asst. Editorg QSTANDINGJ Linda Bortay, Asst. Business Managerg Io Ann Redwine, Activities Editorg Sue Stafford, Business Manager. TRIVES FOR EARBCOK When the Annual Staff finally does come to class, they all come together. Didn't you hear the bell, Mrs. Correial THANK YOU MR. HOKE FOR DESIGNING OUR COVER This year for the first time The Eagle can boast of a cover design which is en- tirely its own. Mr. Montee Hoke, art instructor, gave us our clean-cut, sharp looking eagle, and to him we want to say, Thanks! EDITORS SAY FAREWELL The year 1964 has been a busy year for us. As all of you have discovered by now, this year's EAGLE is quite different from the annuals of past years. We changed to this type of yearbook to have bigger pictures and a much neater yearbook. This change has involved a great deal of extra work, but we are sure you will agree with us that it was well worth the extra effort. We sincerely hope that you, the stu- dents of D. C. H. S. , will enjoy this edition of the EAGLE. May it bring you many plea- sant memories of the past year at D.C.H. S. As editors, we have done everything possible to make the 1964 EAGLE an annual of which to be proud. We hope it will bring you much pleasure in the years to come. Sincerely yours, Q55 9? Glaze l53 Abbey, R. 24 Abbitt, S. 24 Abbernathy, M. 24 Ables, J. 24, 74, 86 Alexander, I. Alexander, R. Allen, J. 24, 80,82 Allen, L. 24, 78,79 Allred, S. 24 Anderson, C. 24,90,89 Anderson, M. 24,93,78, 79, 117 Armstrong, M. 24, 91, 120, 78, 79 Arpoika, N. 25, 86, 82 Ashworth, L. 25,84,121, 82 Baer, L. 25, 23, 82 Bagwell, B. 74,150 Bailey, J. 25, 74 Barrick, J. 25 Bates, L. 25, 74, 96 Batson, C. 25 Beadner, S. 25, 90, 88, 82 Beaudry, A . 74, 75, 89, 106, 48, 82 Beavers, B. 25,91 Bell, L. Benson, B. 25,105,95,82 Bettes, J. 26 Bewley, J. 26 Blair, D. 26 Blansett, S. 26, 126,142, 143 Boardman, D. 26,88,78, 79 Bocock, R. 85,131,49 Boyd, C. 26 Brand, J. 26 Bromley, P. 26,111,48, 82,83 Brooks, B. 26,82,90 Buckles, T. 26,86 Bushree, C. 27,8O, 94, 93,86,82 Bussey, W. 27,80, 97 Byers, D. 27 Cale, Z. 86 Callahan, L. 27 Cannon, A. 27,80, 94, 93,50 Casper, D. 48.74, 75, 85, 89, 106,127, 126,142, 143 l54 INDEX SENIORS Cassil, D. 27 Chandler, B. 88 Chandler, L. 27 Chaffin, B. 27, 82, 150 Chaffin, M. 27 Chambers, R. 28 Champeau, B. 28,88,82, 86 Chapman, C. 28,82,95 Chavez, B. 28 Chisholm, S. 97 Clason, A. 28 Coble, Mike 28,23,74, 85,89,128 Conner, C. 105,28,82, 83,95 Cosby, K. 28,134,135 Crall, T. 28,50,82,83, 88, 105, 113,114,142, 143 Crippen, H. 28 Davault, M. 29 Day, D. 29 Deakins, A. 29,48,74, 78,79,94, 107,117 Dement, B. 29,96 Derscha, J. 30 Dotson, C. 29,80 Dowlearn, R. 29,94,95 Driver, R. 29,80 Duke, D. 29,8O,86 Dunn, R. 29 Duren, P. 29,49,89,94, 105 Ekisian, D. 30,96 Ellis, P. 30 Estep, L. 96, 89,80 Fisk, R. 30,85,12'7,126, 142, 143 Foresee, B. 30,86 Forrest, I. 3O,110,51, 82,83,15O,151 Franseen, J. 90, 84,30, 23, 89, 113, 106, 74, 50, 82,142, 143 Frewalot, L. 30 Fried, J. 30 Galey, If 30,86,82 Garrett, J. 95,30,82,83 Gasaway, R. 30,23,74, 75,50 Gee, V. 88,31,82 Gibbons, C. 31, 85,134, 135 Golem, P. Glasgow, M. 80,31,82 Goodson 31,74, 82 Gray, L. 31,23,107,48, 78,79 Griffin, L. 90,31 Grissom, S. 97 Hackler, C. 31 Hall, K. 31,86 Ham, El Hamer, S. 90,31,89,120, 82 Hamilton, S. 80,31 Harder, I. 31 Harimon, A. 32,91,74, 126, 142, 143 Harjo, C. 32, 78,79 Harp, A. 32 Harris, L. 32,131 Harris, L. 32,85,49,50, 126, 127, 142, 143 Harrison, A. 32,82 Hatley, T. 90,82 Hays, L. Hart, R. 32 Hays, R. 32 Henderson, M. 90, 74, 75, 94, 82, 83 Hendrix, D. 80,33 Henzi, J. 96,33,74 Hofeld, P. Hogan, R. 33,85,74 Hood, G. 33 Houston, E. 41 Howard, B. 33, 85, 127, 134, 135, 51, 126, 142, 143 Hudgens, S. 33, 82 Hudgins, S. 88,80 Husband, B. 33, 86 Hymer, G. Inglish, H. 33,74,75,89, 91 Jennings, D. 41,97 Jones, B. 105,88,80,33 Jones, D. Kelly, A. 33 Kelsay, P. 34 Kennedy, J. 34 Kimbrough, T. 34, 85,74 136 Lambert, D. 34, 128,74, 50,121 Lee, M. 95,34 Lee, S. 105,34, 82 Levy, L. 80,32,89 Lewis, I. 85,131 Lightfoot, C. 97,34 Link, I. 34 Long, H. 34 Lucas, C. 35,82 , McConnell, J. 105,90,95 35,23,82 McCracken, J. 35 McDaniel, D. 91,134, L 135 McDaniel, J. 35 McDonald, M. 35 McGowen, C. 35 McKenzie, J. 35,74,75, 85,106,127, 131, 51, 126, 142, 143 Matheny, M. 80,35,89 Martin, M. 105,35,86, 74,82 Mead, J. 80 Mayers, C. 35,85 Miller, G. 36,131 Muller, L. 36 Newsom, C. 36 Nord, J. 84,105,97,36, 112,51,119,82,142. 143 Norris, M. 36,78,79 Norris, P. 36,78,79 Osborne, A. 88,97,36 Owens, A. 36,49,122 Patrick, L. 36,78,79 Pavillard, L. 36,111,82 150 Piercey, R. 37 Plumlee, C. 37,82 Raskie, N. 88 Rehkopf, R. 88,37,94,8 Reynolds, M. 82,95,37, 94,51, 83 Reynolds, T. 80,97,37 Robnett, I. 86,119 Ruggaber, D. 95,37,49, 111,82,83,150,151 Shelly, B. 90,89 Shull, C. 37 Shupe, P. 37 Sickbert, S. 37,94, 78, 79,116 Simkins, C. 37 Slayter, J. 38,126,142, 143 Sloan, M. 38 Smallwood, S. 38,86 Smith. L, 38.78.79 Smith, P. 38 Smith, S. 38,90,82 Snider, W. 38 Snow, P. 95,38,86 Songer, C. 95,38 Stewart, W. 96,38 Stokes, J. 97,39 Stone, B. 80,39 Stoyanoski, A. 39,82 Strickland, D. 39, 74, 75, 85, 127, 131, 48, 126, 142, 143 Sumrall, D. 39 Swearengin, K. 90,39,82 Thomas, P. 39 Thompson, A. 39 Thompson, M. 39 Tillman, W. 39 Travis, P. 40,91 Tull, D. 40 Walker, R. 88,40 Wallace, L. 97.40, 114, 82 Wallin, P. 97 Warlick, G. 40,97 Washuk, D. 40 Watson, G, 88,40,97 West, J. 80,40 Whitlock, H. 40 Wiginton, W. 40,85, 51 150 Willhite, L. 96,41 Wilson, P. 41,15O,86 Wilson, G. 80,41 Witt, W. 41,114,49,111, 82,150,151 Young, G. 41 Young, M. 41,78,79 Zuck, C. 41 Abbey, C. 80,53,86 Ables, L. 53 Adams, N. 53,92,74 Addington, G. 53 Akin, M. 105,126 Alderson, J. 97 Allen, R. 53 Allred, G. 88 Anderson, K. 105,53,82 Anthony, R. 53,78, 79 Arden, C. 53 rmstrong, S. 53 Arpoika, N. 96,88 Austin, V. 105, 53, 82 Bailey, P. 53 Barber, M. 53 Bashant, R. Basinger, L. 53, 82, 150 Bass, M. 89, 53, 82 Beachler, K. 53 Bell, K. 53 Bennett, I. 89,53,94, 82 Bennett, L. Bicknell, P. 52,82 Berry, M. 96 Biggers, D. 53,82 Bill, S. 53 Blankenship, G. 53 Blood, D. 80,88, 53 Bodine, G. 53,95 Bohuslavisky, R. 85,53 Bonner 53,134 Bortey, L. 89,100,82,150, 151 Boyles, L. Bradley, L. 80,88,53 Brand, T. 105,53 Braty, B. Breeden, L. 80 Bromley, G. 131,74 Brown, D. F. Brown, P. 54 Brown, P. Brum, C. 9O,54,127,131. 126 Bumgarner, D. 85, 54, 127 131,126 Burkhart, M. Burlison, D. 74, 75, 54, 100, 126,52,136 Caldwell 54,126 Carothers, J. 80, 54, 82 Carrales, H. Gary, R. Cash, D. Caudell, A. 54 Chaffin, B. Chambless, K. 80, 54, 82 Chandler, R. 105 Carlton, C. 95, 54, 94, 78, 79 Chrisman, P. 95, 105, 90, 61, 82, 150 Clausen, V. 94 Clayton, C. 88,54 Clayton, E. 96,54 Cleveland, S. 54 Cobey, M, E, Coleman, W. 96 Collins, P. 80,54 Copus, L, Cattrell, G. Couch, L. 54 Coulter, P. 95, 54,82 Cowan, B. Crary, D. 54, 78,79 Crawford, B. 97,54, Curtis, L. 54, 94, 78, 79, 117 Daniels, L, 91 Davis, E. 54 Davies, J. 80,97,88,54 Davis, E. 54 Davis, K. 92 DeGarmo, D. 88,54 DeGroat, R. 54 DeMent, J. 54 Dempsey, B. 88,55,94 Denson, H. DeShields, L. 105,96 DuKett, N, Dial, C. Dickinson, P, Dixon, P, 88,54 Dotson, D. 54, 78, 79 y Doughman, D. 94, 78, 79 Downey, J. 96, 88,134 Dukes, B. 89 Dye, I. 54 Ebey, W. 55 Eckel, R. 55, 78, 79 Elliott, R. 55 Ellis, J. 95,55 Erwin, T. 80,55 Evans, D. 97,55,119, 78 Evans, J. 55 Farmer, R. 80,55, 94, 93, 82 Farrow, J. Field, P. 55 Fillippio, O. 55,93 Floyd, L. 96,55 Foster, R. Fowler, L, 55 Gayler, S. 80 Gazaway, J. 97, 55 Gentry, M. 95 Gibson, M. 80,55 Gilmore C. 55 Githens, I. 84, 55, 100, 52, 82 Glover, D. 80.96, 88, 55 Golem, M. Gramlich, S. 52 Graham, L. 55,78 Gray, S. 105,55 Greeson 55,132 Griffin, G. 54, 82 Griffit, B. 95,105, 89,90 55,82,54 Gryder, J. Gunter, S. Gwartney, G. 80 Hale, R. Hammer, C. 55 Hanna, J. 88,55 Harder, D. 55 Harder, H. 55,100,82 Harp, A. 80, 55 Harrill, F. 85,55,127 Harris, I. 95,105,88,84, 82 Harrison, R. 130,132 Hawthorne, M. Hayes, B. 82 Heintz, R. 85, 56, 132,74 Henning, L. 80,56 Hensley, M. 56,91,127, 150 Herring, J. Hicks, L. 80,56 Hicks, M. Hicks, M. 92,56, 100,152 Hill, B. 56 Hinkle, T. Holder, C. Holland, W. 56 Holley 56 Hoover, J, D, 56 Horn, J. 56 Howard, J. Howerton, G. 95, 97, 54 Howry, M. Houston, K. 97 Hudgens, I. 85,56,126 Huff, S. 74,118 Hunter, C. E. 56,78,79 Hunter, J. 90,56, 86 Hutchins, L. 80,90,94 Hyde, C. 97,56 Irwin, D. 89,100 I3.Ck, 56 Jackson, P. 56 Jacobs, B. James, C. 95,56,52,82 Jeffrey, C. 80, 85, 56, 126 Johnson, D. 56,132,126 Hohnson, C, Johnson, R, Johnson, T. 56,78, 79 Jones, M. 92,56 Jones, M. Jones, R. l5'5 Keating, P. 97,96 Kelly, M. Kern, R. Ketcherside, R. Kebling, I. 57 Klopfenstine, E. 95 Kring, K. 57 Lamar, S. 78,79 Lambrecht, W. Lane, H. 74 Lankford, J. 57 Landers, K. Lea, D. 78,79 Leavell, R. 85,57 Lee, C, Lee, R. 88, 57,78, 79 Lewis, M. Lewis, L1 57,80 Ligon, P. 57,80, 86 Liles, I. 80 Lightfoot, R. 97 Logsdon, R. 57,80 Long, D. 78,79 Luney, K. 57,96 Lunow, K. 57 Luttrell, B. 57, 82,150,151 Lyon, R. 57 McAfee, I. 57 McAllister, D. 80, 115, 82 McBride C. 57-95 McCauley, L. 57 McClaren, I. 57 McCel1and, B. 57 McCelland, I. McCool, S. 94,57 McDaniel, L. 52,134,135 - McDonald, D. 57,95 McDonal, L. McFreely, A. 57 LcGehee, L. 57,95 McG1ackin, V. 57 McGlasson, P. 57 McC-owen, J. 57,88 McKee, I. McKennay, S. 57 McKenzie, B. 57 McKenzie, R. 57 McNeill, F. McNish, C. 80.96, 57 Maddox, R. 57 Mandelkow, N. 58,88 Martin, L. Martin, T. Martindale, S. Masters, T. 89, 94, 58 Matthews, V. 94 Maxwell, I. l56 Meadders, G. 58 Meek, G.'5s,7s,'19 Megenity, P. 96,86 Meyers, D. 85,58,l30, 131,126 Meyer, M. 74, 75, 58, 113, 82, 150, 151, 142, 143 Miller, B. Miller, F. Miller, L. 58 Miller, P. 88,58,95 Miner, M. 58,97 Mizenko, T. Mobly, K. 80,94, 58, 74, 82 Moles 58,100 Monroe, D. Montgomery, S. 58,80 Moore, G. 80,58 Morris, Greg, 80, 85. 58, 74 Morris, P. Mosely, J. 58 Mowdy, C. 97,86 Moulton, W. 58,96 Mulanax, R. 89,58 Mullins, Jim Muncrief, A. 95,88, 58 Mustion, A. 58 Nagel, V. 97 Nash, L. Nevins, B. 78,79 Newmark, R. Nievar, B. 86 Nilson, R. Norman, M. 80,58 Null, M. 80,90, 58 Overall, B. 58 Owens, R. 80 Parker 96 Parsons 58 Parsons, G. Patrick, C. 58,78,79 Pearce, R. 80,58 Pebsworth, G. Personette, D. Peterson, D. 94,78 Peterson, M. 79 Phnups, P. 58,86 Pickett, S. 58 Plumlee, T. Plumtree, L. 90,58 Pope, P. 58 Potter, C. 94,59 Powell, B. 59,150 Prollock, B. 59,91 Pruitt, D. 59, 126 Puett 59 Rains, D. 59 Rainwater, P. 80 Raskie, B. 86 Ray, M. 85,59,132 Redwine, I. 59, 82, 150, 151 Reed, B. 59 Reese 92 Resch, R. 126 Ricky, B. 91,127 Ridenour, L. 59 Riley, M. 59,134 Roberson, A. 97 Roberson, F. Robinson, C. 59, 178, 79 Robinson, D. Romine, J, Rose, J. 105,59,86 Rosewitz, B. 94 Ross, T. 97,59 Rutherford, J. Rycroft, A. 90,40,82 Sanford, B. 59 Sanford, D. 59 Sarrett Roberta Scoggins, P. 59 Senn, C. Shawyer, B. 97,59,119 Shelton, E. 80,59,86 Stager, D. 59 Shockey, R. 59,132 Sherman, M. 89,94, 59 100,82 Sikes, A. Skubish, S. Smith, L. 59 Smith, M. 30,59 Sneed, S. Snider, K. 90, 59 Speck, D. 59 Stafford, C. 60 Stafford, S. 59,100,82, 150,151 Standfill, J. Standfill, M. 96,60 Stanley, G. Starks, I. 80,60 Stevens, J. Stevens, J. 89,90,60 Steward, R. 105,60 Stewart, K. 61 Stewart, S. 92,60 Taylor, S. Terry, J. 60 Theisson, K. Thomas, S. 60 Thompson, D. 60 Thompson, T. 79,78 Tiller, D. Tillman, R. 80,60 1 Tomverlin, T. Toy, D. Trader, J. 80,60 Treadwell, S. 95,60,43, 82,142,143 Tritsch, C. 60 Urice, I. 80,60,52 Ulrich, V. 93 Van Dyke, S. 60,82 Van Dyck, R. 96,60 Valentine, C. 96, 88, 60 Varner, E. 60 Vaughan, M. 60,74 Veach, L. Vinson, E. Wakerly, B. 80,60 Wade, D. 80, 60,91 Wade, S. 60 Waggoner, W. 60 Walker, B. 60,89,79, Walker, B, 100 Wallace, K. 80 Wallin, C. Walsh, E. 60 Ward, D. 60,86 Ward, J. 61 Warlick, P. 61 Waters, L. 80,61,82 Weaver, C. Weaver, C. 80, 96, 61 Webb, R. 61,78,79 Webber Orlyn Weeks, T. 88,61,82 Wells, L. 61 West, R. 61 Westfall, S. 80,61 Wheeler, C. 90,88, 61, White, D. 61,74 White, R. 97,61 Wildman, I. 94, 61 Wilkerson, C. Willard, D. 61 Williams, A. 96,61 Williams, J. 74,75,61 Stine, G. 61 Williams, S. Stilwell, S. 60 Wi11laIT1SOl'1, R. Stone, I. 60,134 Winkleman, M. 61 suiekiand, P. so Winter, S- 61 Taylor, 1, Wise, G. 89,61 Witt, C. 80,96, 61 Wolfe, C. 105, 84, 100, 82 Wood, S, 61 Woods, J, Yandle P. 80, 89, 61, 82 Overall, B. 58, 93,86 Abernathie, C. 80 Adams, B. 63 Albert, G. 63 Alexander, B. 63,86,82 Anderson, A, Anderson, B. 94, 78,79 Anderson, R. Arder, L. Armstrong, L. 63,74 Arpoika, W. Ashton, B. 63 Back, C. 94, 63,82 Bacquk, I. 94,63 Baer, L. Baird, L. 63,82,86 Baker, G. 86 Baker, I. 95,82 Baker, L. 80,63 Baker, L. Barker, T. 63 Barlor, E. Bates, R. Beachler, L. 94, 93,80 Teavers, T. 63 Bell, D. Bell, S. Bennight, J. Bennett, I. Bennett, P. Bettes, L. 89,63,74 Bishop, G. 63 Bishop, J. Black, D. Blankenship, D. es Blankenship, P. 63 Bollinger, B. Borum K. 63,78,79, 117 Bostwick, P. 63,86,78, 79 Bow, J. 80 Bowder, L. Bradley, La Quita 88,63 Brand, C. 63 Branstien, R. Brashier, L. 63 Breedlove, J. Brewer, R. Brown, I. 81,63 Brown, I. Bumgarner, I. 132,63 Burch, G. 63 Burcham, S. 63 Burcham, S. 63 Burrows, H. 63 Burton S. 63 Buser, K. 94,63 Cahill, T. Calloway, D. Caldwell, P. 9o,63,74, 82 Carpenter, I. 80,63 Carroll, P. 94 Carter, I. Carter, E. Carter, R. Caruso, C. Cassil, S. 82,96,63,74 Chaffin, B. 64,86 Chaffin, L. 80,63 Chambers, L. 63 Chambless, G, 63,92 Childers, D. 8O,63,82 Childers, K. 64,86 Churnley, H. 64, 79,78 Clackz, L. 64 Clawson, J. Clevegger, I. Coffin, L. Coffin, T. Coleman, S. l32,64, 74 Colliver, L. Cook, B. Coppinger, R. Cox, B. 88,94, 86, 64 Cram, R. 80,132 Cram, F. Cross, L. 88,64 Curtis, A. 64 Croy, M. 64 Crostwait, J. 94,92 Davie, F. 64, 78,79 Davatt, P. 80,64 Davis, P. 64 Dean, C. 64 Dennis, G. Denson, D. 88 Denton, C. Devinish, T. 80,64 Dial, P. 64 Dixon, K. 78,79 Douglas, N. 94,64 Douvillier, R. 64 Driver, R. 64 Dukes, S. 96,64 Dunlap, W. 64 Dungan, F. Dunn, S. 64,86 Duren, D. 64,82 Durham, R. 64 Dyer, T. 64 Easton, D. 64,82 Eaves, A. 94, 64, 82 Eckel, R. 64, 78, 79 Edgeman, T. Edwards, W. Eitet, R. Ellis, R. 64 Emerson, C. 90,80,64, 74,82 English, J. 64 Epperly, J. 91,64 Erwin, C. 80,64 Evans, VP. 64,78 Farrow. I. 64 Fear,- C. 80, 64, 82 Ferral, D. Flaming, S. 65 Forsee, D. 86, 65 Fowble, I. 65, 78, 79 Frazier, D. 65 Frazier, I. '65 Freeze, M. 1.32 Frewaldt, M. Frolich, D. 65 Fulbright, R. 80, 65 Fulley, C. Fuller, M. Gables, R. Gaddis, K. Gaddis, P. 80,65 Garrett, S. 86 Garcia, S. 65 Gaylord, K. 88,65 Gee, S. 94,65 Gellman, G. 94, 65, 79, 78 Gentry, S. 96, 65,82 Gibbons, G. 65 Gibson, G. 65 Gilbert, B. Gilbertson, S. 65 Gleason, P. 80,65 Good, M. Goodson, J. 65, 79,78 Grady, P. so,11s,9s,e5, 82,142,143 Greene, R. Greeson, I. 65, 74,132 Griffin, I. 80, 65 Griffith, P. 65,82 Grimes, S. 65 Guest, I. 80,65 Geurin, I. Haney, G. 65 Hanks, R. Hardin, S. 65, 82 Harrison, L. 90,115,62, 65,74, 82 Hatzimanolis, M. Hawk, M. 65 Hawkins, G. 65 Hays, B. 65 Head, C. 65 Henderson, D. 94 Henson, K. 96, 65, 82 Henson, N. 65 Henzi, R. 94, 65,86 Hewlett, I. 65 Hicks, D. 96, 65 Hill, P. 65 Hines, F. 94 Hogan, I. 65 Hogan, S. 80,84, 113, 62 66, 82, 142, 143 Hollars, K. Holt, J. 66 Houston, P. 66 Hovater, D. 66 Howard, P. 96, 80, 66, 82 Howerton, I. 66 Hubbs, D. 96,66 Humphrey, H. 66 Hunt, S. 86, 66, 82 Irwin, G. 89,66 Irwin, B. 96,86,66 Jarman, I. Jobe, D. 80,66 Johnson, D. Johnson, G. 80 Johnson, T. 66 Jones, B. 66 Jones, R. Jones, S. 80,66 Karr, K. 94, 86, 66, 82 Keating, D. 66 Kennedy, D. Kindrick, G. Klickner, W. 66 Koelsch, L. Kobb, C. 66 Kyker, W. 66 Lambreiht, D. Lane, I. 66 Lasley, L. 88,86 Lanham, D. 66 LeBow, T. 80,91,66 Lee, M. 66 Lee, R. Leemaster, I. 132,66 I57 Lichlitz, I. 80 Liles, E. Lindsay, I. 94, 80, 93, 66 Lindsey, P. 66 Linthicum, L, 66,86 Livengood, G. 88,64 Lovett, A. 66 Lucas, S. 94,86 Luman, V. 66 Levesque, W. McAllister , L. 66, 94, 88, 80 McBride, C. 80,66 McClain, S. 66 McClelland, S. 66 McConnell, M. 66 McCready, A. 94,67 McGowen, P. 88,67 McGuire, B. McKelvy, G. 67 McNeily, E. 86,67 Mandelkow, I. 67 Morrow, R. 67 Martin, I. 80,67, 74, 82 Mathes, G. Mastro, D. Maxwell, G. 67,86 Meade, G. 67 Meeks, I. 93, 67 Meek, R. 67 Megenity, C. 80,67 Meininger, M. 67 Meyers, L. 67 Mendell, R. Meyers, M. Mike, T. 67 Mills, P. 80,67, 86, 82 Minter, K. 96,67 Modena, E. Montogomery, I. Moody, I. Mooney, I. 67 Moore, K. 67 Moore, R. 94,93 Moran, N. Morgan, R. 67 Morrison, B. Morrison, K. 67, 86, 78, 79 Morrison, N. 67 Morrow, R. 67 Mote, M. 94, 8O,93, 67 Mullins, R. Murray, I. 80,91,67 Murrell, S. 67 Myers, H. 67 Nabors, C. 67 l58 Nagel, I, Nation, D. Nebgen, C. 67 Newell, K. Nievar, M. 67 Nokes, M. 67 Oliver, G. 67 Orr, C. 67 Osborne, D. 96,90,67 Orerall, C. Overall, M. 93,67 Overturf, V. 67 Owens, G. 80 Painter, L. 80 Pair, D. Palone, R. Parker, I. Patton, B. 67 Payne, S. Pearce, S. 67,79,78 Pearl, D. 67 Pharr, M. Pharr, P. 94,68 Phillips, L. Phillips, L. 88,8O,86 Pickett, I. 96, 68,74 Pierce, L. 96 Ponder, M. 88,68 Porter, I. 80,68,86 Preble, B. 97,68 Prollock, 'L. 68,72 Rakestraw, R. Raskie,eI. Reagen, H. Rehkoph, E. Richardwon, D. 68 Richardson, E. 68 Riedel, A. 68 Roberts, C. Roberts, D. 88,68 Robinett, K. 68 Robinson, D. 68 Rodgers, R. 68 Rose, A. 96, 94, 93, 68,82, 86 Roundtree, L. Rowlett, D. 68 Royalty, P. 68, 82 Russell, D. 80, 62, 68, 82 Russell, M. Saiz, R. 68, 78, 79 Sanders, E. Sanders, F. 68, 79, 78 Savage, T. Schultz, D. 80 Seitzler, D. 93,68 Shaw, R. 68, 78,79 Shelton, S. 68 Shiplet, D. 68, 78, 79 Shipley, G. Shroyer, A. 68 Shipley, G. Shofner, I. 80 Sickbert, R. 92,93,68, 79 Sikes, P. 68 Simmons, I. 68 Simpson, I. Simpson, O. Slaton, D. 80 Smith, A. 68 Smith, D. 68 Smith, L. Smith, M. Smith, M. 68,82 Smith, P. 68,78,79 Smith, R. 68, 82 Smith, S. 96, 68, 82 Snow, L. 86,68, 78, 79 Solomon, I. 68 Speed, T. 68 Stager, R. 68 Steele, A. 88 Stewart, E. Stocks, B. 68,82 Stout, P. 68 Sturdevant, H. 93, 62, 82 Sumrall, P. 96, 69,82 Suttle, I. 134,69 Swearengin, K. 90, 80, 69 Taylor, C, 69,82 Taylor, G. 94, 69 Thompson, S. 94,69 Thornton, S. 95, 80, 86, 69 Thurman, G. 69 Thompson, B. Trammell, I. Tibbs, N. f ,82 Watts, I. 69,82 Weaver, I. Weaver, L. Weeks, H. West, B. 69 West, F. 96 Westmoreland, O. 69 Whitaker, W. Wheeler, W. Whetstone, R. Whitlock, M. 96, 68, 82 White, L. 80 White, D. Williams, D. Williams, S. 80,69,82 Willoughby, R. 8O,93,69 Winter, P. 96,69 Wix, I. Wright, W. Wooldridge, D. Wormington, S. 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