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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1965 volume:

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Our Eagle is respected by students and teachers because it stands for the qualities we are constantly striving toward-leadership, responsibility, intellectuality, cooperation, sportsmanship, royalty, and sociability. We sincerely hope everyone will enjoy the 1964-65 Eagle , and that later in life it may bring back joyous moments of the days when each student attended Del City -High. cd 0' Wm J- sq Administration Ll Zu, 4 Ulf Faculty Classes Organizations Sports Elite Drilling for oil! No, just re-roofing the gym. 1 it C65 Throughout the year the auditorium is the scene xg many assemblies, plays, pep rallies, and concerts ' s G 5 C ! fo 4 1 uf - 6 D Honorin 23 A moment to remember - twenty-eight rears of dedicated service. . Bradley V llllfww Q1 A if Us ' v ,Mb A familiar smile to the students of Del City High School-Mr. Grover Bradley. ' 5.1 3 fu ,fi X V ' ? in T ii? It'g?iyifh-egirigeregratitude and gppijecizgtiqh H that wggm,thel ?gemejmbers of 'dthe yeaVrBQ qkiig,gaff,, dedicate eiil Eagle to ,Mii.i fgG1?5i1e: B1'ad1C3'1 d he Xlee ' coaching made everyoiie ce,li Although Mr. goech- g - ' ins this ye?ifi'WC a14fl3fi5iifPIs5uf1e fto. 9254 Vfhaf ' he remaini' oxriefbff ihe i'i1id5tibi1isfi'andi1fg mem- Q Z bers of the-Del City faculty. X3 X3 1 .iil 'edd if 3 A ,f v' E . . 5 . gfgw E 558-QQSSEES of X ly! AW 0' W It h dly p ssible that th t y L 0, ag DlCty H hShool was onlya llj I ip ' jp high. Thr h th leadership of Mr. Oscar V R 1 and his admin t t' t ff ur school ha g ' I 9 to a senior h h h l th ll t f My ' I ' Q7 . gf twelve hundred stud t , is We will always b ' cl bt d t M R d his associates for the f j b th 5 h d QI EX l making Del city High th f h 1 r MW W get M Q wg t pf K9 u Rett , Oillltlwff all M L 7 Q7 oo oh NAW-A WJ-J . 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ULD 0 w ' k, C ',.,:L,5.- ' ',,!jvf, ,rf 'x!,LpAglf', V I 0 ,Nj - :I Q-3 !A'!4i!L1l,v - ,, M , V117 - , ky V OSCAR Vi ROSE fi' JL ,7V - Superintendent Ji? f' ,-jlfzfv 6 drn Adminisiraiion Board of Eduoaiion School Board members-Mr. Cecil Baker, Mr. J. E. Clanton, vice-presidentg Mr. Tom Chowning, Mr. T. D. Clifton, president Mr. W. P. Butcher, clerk. Mr. William Anderson, Director of Curriculum. Mr. R. H. McLean, Assistant Superinten- dent in Charge of Personnel. 1 Mr. Herschel Melton, Director of Special Services. During his seven years at Del City High School, Mr. Kenneth Meek has been a psychology teacher, a guidance counselor, driver's education teacher, basketball coach, and is now the vice-principal. Managing the main office is diligently accomplished throughout the year by our secretaries, Mrs. Frances Albright, Mrs. Delores White, and Mrs. La 'June Ury. 8 New rules and a sincere effort to better the understand- ing of the faculty and the student body are the tasks being performed by our new vice-principal Mr. Kenneth Meek. He has quickly adapted himself to his new position and shown an outstanding capability in all phases of educational administration. Mrs. Frances Albright Mr. Evans pauses problems he has faced and solved during his i four years at D.C.H.S. Adminisiraiion to reflect upon the many A brief moment for a smile, during n busy day of our principal. Mrs. La June Ury Mrs. Delores White 9 mi, , W 'M ,, . Q- .-L . ,V YM :E Q UJXQL lx R' MBL, MAX my-'xi' f'X X'ff JL'A YF Xf 'Xi-'L ' ' k 'Y 4 N , vp- f Y ,: A '- -' ,f R .rx J -- 3, xg x 'i.K-.,cN:Jk-1-Tx 5::5'X:--Tk,qf'X,-.L if qx U5 51,5-' CLAQ 9' ffix -A ff M . ,ki K, L,L,lQwV,A.VQg2 ,,,kyj,,k D Q2f 'w Pufvfvxfgii Cvf- XD 5,9 ' Vx: '-3 O N 'PL ' 5-1 N X5 ,N N I X'-, , 'x ffl' xkxQ,-f1.Xx gX,113x4LXi Q VH,?vNf.,E3L 09,9-H A R K A nc A WA V A V' K ,QQ Al F '-fx,2y.,k-LJ- X.Qf'f w a.N K-AP U-W. X lfb-.,xif' L' X 4, . . L m ', ff, . -XA x Y L .- S-X3m,1'f, 5: wi, , 5,3 ,gjgyld ,gfff-1-,Awx .Q 3 YQ on 6 N,3?5N gn? REM? I0 Xkxfbfg WLNMWE wit 9 Q I.. 77 7176 42 J wffrf MW The facultyis work is an example of many outstanding accomplishments in the classroom. Their readiness to help all students can be seen through their sponsorship of dances, class plays, clubs and other activities. Increased enrollment and opening of new de- partments have necessitated the addition of thirteen new teachers to the faculty. We are proud and honored to have these fine teachers, with experience from all over the world, teach at Del City High School. xl I 1,19 pkp gy ox .X IRI: It I rwi 4 ZW ,W We l ,U A ,MZJJSZZWH ,X xl M D A Nw N ev' 0?-fe Rx rl Il f RESPONSIBILITY JQWZO ' K 'xg ' i' RAIN -W5 I We Q 'X ji U , xg NSN ' WI i hx ES xl XTX X xi I . '. N l li? fx ht x' XX ' 19 Y? X Q. I 2 I X X lf it X tt it as 4 7 he-I-ef-:III S5 - Ag X 3 -.-..r!!i?l!l.lI!r.-1.5. V ix! QXI X31 'Yue ' , .I el E -EFA. AQ- ' ij -'TSS a' iN' x 2 I Mb ,wi W7,25 , 00130 1 T724 Q7 mffffffnf Y ww , WWMWWW, MIDI ALSWORTH, FRANCES Librarian BASS, HOWARD Social Studies BRADEN, CARLYNN English BRADLEY, GROVER Biology BREWER, L. E. Psychology BROWN, ROBERT Business x acullg Ah, you're putting me on, Grover , chuckles Mr. Floyd Hawkins as he ribs fellow teacher Mr. Grover Bradley in the faculty lounge. CRABOUGH, DUANE P.E. CROOKS, GRETA English CUNNINGHAM, Business CURTIS, LEVA English HELEN BURGESS, MICKEY .IO Business BUSWELL, ALBERT Band Director CASWELL, TROY English CHARLESWORTH, LINDA Home Economics COLSTON, DON History, Psychology COUSINS, PATRICIA P.E. DANIELS, VERNELLE English DAVIS, J. T. Math FARRIS, PATRICIA Business FLOOD, GLADYS Chemistry FOSTER, C. D. Industrial Arts COREE, PAULA Latin and English GRAY, MARY BETH French and Spanish GROVE, BILL Social Studies HARRIS, JERRY Math HAWKINS, LLOYD Distributive Education ' ' k X x Facul+g ?w 'LAlright, students, said Mrs. Mickey Burgess, 1et's get ready for a three minute timed writing. UM., GJUU4 +0-'A,we,Qf0-,cs,a.Q,ofwe-i L .XYMJJMJU ZZ. HI NTZE, LOIS Speech HOKE, MONTEE Art J ONES, LOUIS Math, Physics KINN EAR, HELEN Spanish KITE, TRUDY Cosmotology MEEK, CLAUDINE MILLER, ANNETTE English MILLSAP, JERRY Biology MOON, AUDREY Business MORRIS, GEORGIA English NEWMAN, J. T. Biology PARSONS, JERRY Math Faculig HIS that a diamond? asks .lerry Colden as he watches Mr. Jerry Millsap crush ri cleavage of gypsum. PROVENCE, JOHN Auto Mechanics RABY, WILLIAM Upholstery SHUCK, EARL Social Studies Football SMITH, MARILYN Math WALKER, MONA Vocal Music English WOOD, WILLIAM Special Education Our Fuiures lVlrs. Ruth Hawkins and Mr. Ernest Green as guidance coun- selors, give help in selecting and gaining admission to colleges and in the selection of a vocation. They keep all transcripts and cur- riculum changes. They also su- pervise aptitude'tests and college- entrance exams administered at Del City High School. MRS. RUTH HAWKINS MR. ERNEST GREEN Are Their Concern These seven energetic women prepare the nutritious meals provided for all students in our cafeteria. It is always a pleasure to receive such delicious food from the smiling faces of: Cleft to rightb Mrs. Betty Palone, Mrs. Lavina Ray, Mrs. Myrtle Jo Bicknell, Mrs. Tressia Lobh, Mrs. Jean Goires, Mrs. Shirley Craig, and Mrs. Jessie Sorrells. Cooks and Cusiodians 5 5 Mr. Raymond Smith, Mr. Edwin Gentry, Mr. Vernon Morris, Mrs. Oma Ralston and Mrs. Dorthy Morris compose the efficient and vigorous janitorial staff that manages to keep Del City High School clean after hundreds of students have traveled its rooms and halls. x Q1 XM Q, LS I 3 we LJ x . 1 I V A N3 ! X yu xox '53 Q QN Sl E. W1 l x' U X, X 5 WQSE QWAmSQ b GSSQS 20 1 Nil Qgyflvgfiflif Willy M55 will School memories are many and varied. We remember history and the hook reports for English, the note taking during films, and the educational assemblies. We all remember the first few weeks of Typing I! The original themes in English really shook us up. What about those first nervous days in Chemistry? History taught' us of the proud her- itage we have. Algebra and physics were snaps if you could translate the language. Foreign languages were really tough until we caught on. Parlez-vous francais? Bi- ology was another matter. Anybody remember where your latissimus dorsi is? Shorthand was ex- asperating for a while but the symbols finally clicked into place. The new cosmetology lab was a place of interest and wonder to most of us. Another year is coming to a close. Most of us have worked hard and learned a lot. We will al- ways rememher the things we learned at D.C.H.S. no matter what we do later on. Memories of high school will always linger- SX 1+ gs-3 EE 1 .KL s. x if v 1 5' A W' fr ff jNif l . fb .in Q51 ,W W,,,. fir. 'ff' Jr T ff,-fr ' W Wltwf tw-W 2l President Joel Urice, bottom left, and Vice-President Ron Shockey, bottom right have strlved to make this year good and enjoyable one for the 1964-65 Senior Class. Standing directly behind them are reporter Bonxtfl Luttrell x e retary, Cindy James: Parliamentarian, Larry McDanielsg and treasurer, Sue Stafford ,W M I I D ofa-M, M MR IOUIS JONES fyffl, Maw Wi if ayf 0-F Wd tg, semorsponsor 263 The past years have been filled with trials and tribulations but the all important goal of many seniors will soon be reached, GRADUATION. Everyone is anx- iously awaiting the moment when Mr. A. J. Evans will hand each one his diploma. Being a senior is something a student always looks forward to, but after the long hard strug- gle of getting there is finally ac- complished, it seems to go all too quickly. LINDA ABLES DENNIS ADAMS NITA ADAMS GAYLEN ADDINGTON MIKE AKINS KATHY ANDERSON SHERRIE ANNA RITA ANTHONY CHARLES ARDEN 3, ,f I 1, .rv J v all L,L,L A fri ,,,- J A ,QS 212 A ' vu 'V 7 - ,fi Q N' I L fl J' Gfdi QW 6 AOl,'If'l'U IVXL gvvlkf ,MUN 'f , LI .,- 'I If I fl Val U 'V ffffvg! K' XL . AYXVALAL ff!! r 7110 - ' X F5 AD A JEAN ARMSTRONG 5 A F4 iff' J SID ARMSTRONG The Senior Year Is . . . NILAREE ARPOIKA VICKIE AUSTIN PAUL BAILEY MARIE BARBER RON BASHANT LADONNA BASINGER MARILYN BASS KEITH BEACHLER DEBBYE BEISEL KENNY BELL JACKIE BENNETT LEROY BENNETT 24 S 5 is 72 fifw 5 2 ff -S 1 Ei NW fax 'MMA 'vl- wawr? ww X, . ..,. N . X , V . L X Q W K X A -nf -1, .. a- K '1 'mf :SL - :.,wkW.Q, . 2.2, JS VM .5 A ce' ' 'E'::::S: Ss frm' . wE?tfli'f :Fi E QW f 0,5 Gei-ting Used io ihe New Qophomores A LINDA BORTAY LEROY BOYLES LOUISE BRADLEY BARRY BRATUE GERALD BROMLEY FLOYD BROWN PAT BROWN CAROLYN BRUM DEAN BUMGARNER DON BURLISON ALLAN CALDWELL SHERRY CARLTON 1 n Bein ihe Loudesi a+ Pep Assemblies EMILY CLAYTON MOLLY COBEY RONNIE COLEMAN WANDA COLEMAN LAURETTE COPUS HENRY CORRALES DONNA CRARY BETTY CRAWFORD LINDA COUCH MARCIA COUCH PAT COULTER NANCY CUMMINGS LINDA. CURTIS EARL DAVIS KAREN DAVIS DEAN DEGARMO RON DEGROAT JUDY DEMENT BETTY DEMPSY HARRELL DENSON gjl FRIENDLIEST-Kathy Anderson and Mike Hensley Oynffkgfwbhf JMLIGR' f 'L I pw M' ff L if A a - A Lv 000 ' LWWVEJI 19 I I W il 3 , , ! I 1, ff' , ,Vp 0, Juwrpyyqc VLLILI I ,205 V, ,L vii, V A QW I A r L . U4 If If an fer Sf L I U ' f' M L ,L Q' If bn 5 L W 4 lvfff lb, Lvl: .1 , ' LL, ' fyiw ILP My My ' 5 ,MDV ! ly! 10 1 Cr! 'Zi' No matter where they W I f O 'fu f bn. U zzz.'he.ii.a 0:2:zLz313 ZIVQ Jcvwb Sf hello! Q V ,L More Enihuslasm Than ihe Junuors LINDA DESHIELDS LINDA DEVITO PHILLIP DICKINSON PHYLLIS DIXON DUKE DOTSON JERRY DOWNEY JAMES DYE BILL EBEY RICHARD ECKEL RICHARD ELLIOT TOM ERWIN DONNA EVANS 30 A Q2 A f,-ix 3' 5 V 0 K S - 5. . . as g . 'A l l , i - w, . 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HUNTER .IANIE HUNTER CHRIS HYDE DAVID INGRAM JEANETTE INMAN PAUL JACKSON CINDY JAMES MOST HUMOROUS-Marilyn Bass and Mike Akin And this is what Su- per Suds will do for you!! KAY LUNEY KAREN LUNOW BONITA LUTTRELL ROBERT LYON RICHARD MADDOX JIM MARTIN JERRY MARTIN STEVE MARTINDALE WITTIEST-Connie Patrick-Gary Bonner It seems Cary has Connie right where he wants her. TERRY MASTERS VERNA MATTHEWS JAMES MAXWELL GAYLEN MEDDERS GERALD MEEKS MARILYN MEYER BEST DRESSED-Linda Bomy and David Rainey Ah, Linda, do you really think I look good in checks? PETER MAYER DANNY MEYERS TED MICHAEL Our Lasi Yearbook IO Sign I I FREDDIE MILLER LARRY MILLER LLOYD MILLER PATSY MILLER GAIL MILLING MAURINE MINER -my TOMMY MIZENLSO KATHY MOBLEY DON MOLES U66 ITIDLZS ORD SHARON MONTGOMERY GLENDA MOORE GREG MORRIS .J Senior Plag Rehearsals CONNIE McBRIDE J IM McCLARREN LARRY McCAULEY THOMAS McCLELLAN BRUCE McCLELLAND J EAN McCLELLAND SANDY McCO0L GARY McCONNELL LARRY McDANIEL DEANNA McDONALD LINDA McDONALD MARGARET McDONAL J IM MOSLEY CAROL MOWDY WINONA MOULTON RANDY MULLANAX JIM MULLINS ANNA MUNCRIEF ALAN MUSTION JERRY McAFEE MOST ATHLETIC-Carolyn Wolfe-Dean Burngarner A glimpse of Wolf- ey showing Dean how to make a really fast score. :Q V . JUDY MCEVER ANDY MCFEELEY JOAN MCGOWAN' LINDA MCGEHEE I ACK M EE SCOTT MCKENNA BILLY MCKENZIE ROBERT NICKENZIWE lo -? ' ' BEST ALL-AROUND-Nita Adams-Jerry Colden Q, . N0 j Q, Q W. Q :xo OS- Ny., jggixfs PF N Q3 SP p6,.f,2s wwf? ' 0 You have to be in , best in everything. ,VN SX, N I everything to be the 44 . More Responsibiliiies MIKE PETERSON PAT PHILLIPS SANDRA PICKETT LINDA PLUMTREE TOMMY PLUMLEE CHERYL POTTER BRUCE PROLLOCK DON PRUITT DON PUETT MERLE RAY DAVID RAINEY JO ANN REDWINE BARBARA REED MARY REESE LINDA REYNOLDS BILL RICKEY N LINDA RIDENOUR I MIKE RILEY ff f f FREDDI ROBERSON CAROL ROBINSON f X0 U f , M . PERSONALITY PLUS-Bonita Luttrell-Greg Morris WW ' . . 1 WHA W My If-E, IWW 'B ita seems to be ompletely captivated by Greg's Casanova Per. sonality . M M F DAVID ROBINSON CAROL ROCHE JACK ROMINE JANICE ROSE BILL ROSEWITZ TERRY ROSS ANNE RYCROFT DIANE SANFOFD It seems Tommy Johnston believes in keeping his nose to the grindstone. Dreams of Years Ahead JUNE SPENCE CHARLES STAFFORD SUE STAFFORD PAM STAGER JAMES STAN DF ILL MARY LOU STANDFIJ JIMMY STARKS JERRY STEVENS JUDY STEVENS KATHRYN STEWARD RUTH STEWARD SANDY STEWART SHERRY STILLWELL GERALD STINE HELEN STONE JIM STONE JOE TERRY SHERIL THOMAS DONALD THOMPSON TOMMY THOMPSON The student body is always behind the facul- ty in all their endeavors. 1 ROSIE TILLMAN DEAN TOY JEANIE TRADER GARY TRAMMEL SUE TREADWELL 1 CHERYL TRITCH RELLA VAN DYKE EDWARD VARNER M W . W3 T539 Qfiwildj W' b VM rf ,f 'IJ fx ff Xb Muay? My jj U6 W MTU DV WV 'vw Deanna McDonald is X always kept busy while working in the office. Mixed Emoiions ai Graduaiion NIARSHALL VAUGHN EDWARD VENSON BOBBIE WACKERLY DENNIS WADE SHARI WADE WESTON WAGGONER BILL WALKER KEITH WALLACE ELDON WALSH DARLENE WARD JIMMY WARD PERRY WARLICK All This - and a Loi More LINDA WATERS CHARLIE WEAVER THERESA WEEKS LA RETTA WELLS ROGER WEST SHIRLEY WESTFALL CATHY WHEELER DAVID WHITE CHARLES WILKERSO 'DIANE WILLARD JAN WILLIAMS SHARON WILLIAMS 54 ' W President Dave Henderson has, with the help of Vice-President, Linda Harrisong secretary, Sharon Hogang treas- urer, Pat Raineyg reporter, Joan Bakerg and parliamentarian, Cindy Emerson made this a very successful year for all Juniors. MR. BOBBY BROWN Junior Sponsor The second year of high school is considered a promotion year. These. students are finally elevated from the position of Lowly Sophomoren to Just Av- erage Juniorf' The Junior year seems to be a long hard struggle, but it is the last step to becom- ing an Almighty Seniorv. 56 The Junior Year ls Claire Abcrnalbie Glenn Albert Barbara Alexander William Alexander Ann Anderson Barbara Anderson Rondald Anderson Larry Arden Linda Armstrong Karen Asblock Barbara Ashton Carolyn Back ,Iolm Baczuk Linda Baird Joan Baker Larry Baker Linda Beacbler Tim Beavers Sammy Bell Lee Belles Taming ihe Sophomores Dorothy Blankenship Patty Blankenship Barbara Boho Blake Bollinger Kay Borum Patricia Bostwick Judith Bow La Quita Bradley Linda Brashier .lack Brown Jerry Bumgarner Gary Burch Sharon Burcham Steve Burcham Harold Burrows Kathy Buser Paula Caldwell Judy Carpenter James Carter Richard Carter 9 xx ,, pg: A M. L .. ' ' Wg.: ,vqgw .M f-, , ...,,, 5 3 W I Q ' S QL ' - ...,, fl '-QM kW5? , ,,.. , x .W -:- - ..Lx,gf5::,: 'faam:.-I bk nn, 'ww ,. A V gf 5+ ,qw -x.. , ,M , ..,. y if Q N f , Q55 , K' -i 6i .f 'M ' .S ' Q5 ' LQ M--' ' X , X V X '- - W Y ' - ' 12' x - Y fan-11 if -- ,Je 2 if 'QEES3 :5a5'2l.'i.,Qfy i if ? K . x Q K mr f 5 X XG, v 1 Ben Cook William Cook Roy Coppinger Becky Cox Russell Cram Floyd Crane Vickie Cross Joe Crosswait Marsha Croy Alicia Curtis Delma Davis Fred Davis Carol Denton Tommy Devinislz Joe De Vita Cearld Meeks, with the help of Mr. Jerry Parson, registers his automobile in an attempt to help solve the parking problem. Being Second in Command Tom DeVita Kenneth Dixon Nancy Douglas Ralph Douville Randy Driver Wade Dunlap Donna Duren Ron Durham Donna Easton Rodney Easton Ann Eaves Robert Eckel Mike Ellis Cindy Emerson Jerry English Charles Erwin Joanne Farrow Dorothy Ferrall Carolyn Fear Mike Findley Qui-hng Downstairs lh Assemblies Arteka Fink Sandra Fleming Diane Foresee Mary Foster Delbert Frazier Jerry Frazier Donna Frolich Rita Fullbrigllt Mark Fuller Stella Garcia Sylvia Garrett Shirley Gee Greg Gellman Sharon Gentry Irene Gevrin Gene Gibbons Bill Gilbert Stan Gilbertson Becky Gilchrist Patsy Gleason Marsha Good Jim Goodson Pat Grady Ronnie Green Jerry Greeson Jim Griffin Peggy Griffitis Sandra Grimes Walter Guth Gus Haney Richard Hanks Sherry Hardin Ladema Harris Linda Harrison Mike Hatzemanolis PalsyvSumrall practices one of the. many skills learned in cosmetology. Cary Hawkins Mary Hawkins Bonnie Hays Charles Head Dave Henderson D. C. Henson Karen Henson Nelda Henson Jimmy Hewlet Debby Hilaszek Peggy Hill Fred Hines Pat Hogan Jerry Holt Pat Houston Being ihe In-Beiweens Don Hoyarter Paula Howard 1 Jack Howerton N Don Hubbs Hilary Hughes Jerry Hughes Alfred Hutchinson Billye Irwin David Jobe DeWayne Johnson Thomas Johnson Bobby Jones James Jones Sharon J ones Kitty Karr Lynn Keane David Keating Mike Kelly Carolyn Kolb John Lane A Successful Junior Plag Linda Lasley Earlene Lamrey Don Lanham Tony LeBow Mike Lee Randy Lee .lay Leemaster Wayne Levesque James Lichliter Joyce Lindsey Linda Linthicum Gary Livengood Aline Lovett Vickey Luman Ron Mael Jackie Martin Glenna Maxwell Glynda Meade Ronnie Meek Jean Meeks Mary Meininger Lea Meyers Lynn Meyers Tim Mike Pam Mills Kenneth Minter James Mooney Karen Moore Nancy Moran Kathy Morrison Nancy Morrison Ronald Morrow Marion Mote Mike Myers Lynn McAllister Looks like Mrs. Mona Walker just got another bright idea, Kidlings. Carol McBride Sue McClelland Mike McConnell Annette McCready Pai Lfccgwan Ginger McKelvy Emiley McNeely Charlotte Nabors Jane Nagel Datha Nation Catherine Nebgen Vernon Overturf hlickey Overall Gary Oliver Carlene On- Dyana Roberts and Jerry Guest lool-: over the '66 class rings. lashing Shing New Class Rings Russell Palone Jimmy Parker Steve Payne Sherry Pearce Debbie Pearl Mike Pharr Pat Pliarr Mike Phelps J im Pickett Larry Pierce Terry Ponder Jan Porter Billy Preble Linda Prollock Pat Rainey James Raper Helen Reagan Linda Reeves Eddie Rehkoph David Richardson Allen Riedel Charlene Roberts Dyana Roberts Kenneth Robinette Richard Rodgers Anice Rose Mary Rpse Lewis Rountree Pat Royalty Deanie Rowlelt Carol Russell Debbie Russell Rita Saiz Bev Schreier Dorothy Seitzler Rita Shaw Shirley Shelton Marlin Hawk Planning a Prom io Remember John Schafner Doylene Shiplet Pam Sikes Joe Simpson Diane Slaton Loren Smith Marilyn Smith Pam Smith Rosemary Smith Sharon Smith Linda Snow Tim Speed Roberta Stager Brenda Stocks Phil Stout Harvey Sturdeva Patsy Sumrall James Suttle Kris Swearegin Sandy Tammell III Hard Work. but Great Fun 72 Charolette Taylor Barbara Thompson Sandra Thompson Sue - Thompson Sharon Thornton Gary Thurman J im Tilly J im Trammell Robert Tucker Barbara Varner Janie Vickers Ira Wade Greg Walker Karolyn Ward Randy Ward Don Ware Mike Warren Jack Watts leanie Watts Bill West Eleven Down One io Go Fred West Orville Westmoreland Kenneth Wheeler Bill Whitaker Danny White Sandra Williams Ruth Willoughby Patty Winter Donelda Woods Ruth Woodward Annabell Wyatt Janice Yates Dean Black John Breedlove Paul Davis Judy Fowble Candy Fuller Paula Gaddis Sharon Hogen Wayne Kyker President B111 Hurley and his fellow officers: Johnette Davis, Reporterg Debbie Owens, Treasurer: John Caldwell, vice president Shirley Cnsaway, secretaryg and Don Sanders, parliamentarianf The school year 1964-65 saw one of the largest sophomore class- es in the history of Del City High School-a total of 371 stu- dents. There is always a place to begin, and upon entering high school this position is occupied by the Lowly Sophomoresf' MR. JERRY MILLSAP Sponsor The Sophomore Year Is Ronnie Airington Calvin Allen Gary Anderson Raelene Anderson Terry Arden John Argo Vicki Armstrong .ludy Bachtel Cinda Banning John Banning Bessie Barlor Betty Barker Janice Barker Kenny Bassett Pat Beaudry Tawona Bell Michael Bennett Sharon Bewley Jerry Biggerstaff Thomas Billman Cindy Boardman Dana Booth Ceila Breitling Carla Bryan Terry Bow James Brown Sandra Brown Nelda Burrows John Caldwell Charles Cantrell Patricia Chapman Sherman Chisholm Jerry Church David Clack Linda Clason The Newness of High School Paula Clark William Cobey Vickie Coleman Sam Collins Anna Comer Greg Compton Luster Copus Jay Cotanny David Cowan Christina Cozart .loe Craig David Davis Janice Davis .lohnette Davis Beverly DeShields Jack Eskew Pfamela Ellendar .loe Fancherr Denise Farmer Diane Farmer Terry Farthing David Fletcher Schella Fletcher Phyllis Foster Mike Fouts Jerry Fowble Susan Franseen .lim Fried Judy Furley Irma Garcia Irene Geoffry Hazel Cerwig Donna Gillett Randy Gilstrap Larry Ginn B X STEAK' ii - - . 1 , A 5 . 5 +5 , ' . -, K 62, i ff'- 5 K QQ 2 1 w hiz :la X . 1 . kk X X f - L 1 . 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The Agonies of Pep Club Initiation Judy Rodgers Robin Rodgers Dena Ross Don Sanders Robert Sanford Jane Sargent Virginia Savala Larry Scheer Donna Schuk Mason Seim Arthur Seitzler John Shelton Kent Shiplet Linda Simkins Cindy Simms David Simms Judy Simpson Joan Singleton Barbara Smith Carolyn Snider Ronnie Snow Nada Snyder Sharon Southard Billy Spradin Morris Sirenco Gloria Stanfield Larry Stanfilld Carolyn Starls Tommy Stiwell Janice Stoker Ruth Stovall Monte Taylor Patsy Taylor Linda Thompson Gary Thrasher In One Word Confusion' Theresa Thurman Alan Tiefcnbrun Joy Tiller Larry Tinsley Carolyn Tipton Mic mel Tracy Terry Trent Jackie Unruh Freddy Ury Myra Wade Diane Walker Kathy Walker Marilyn Walker Terry Walker Ricky Watkins John Watts Donna Weaver Debbie Webber Marsha White Linda Wicks Ricky Wilkerson Robert Willoughbyy Ruby Wiloughby Dc Wayne Wilson Doug Wilson John Wilsoll Nancy Wilson Robert Wilson Gloria Woodward Anita Wright Elouisc Wright Gayle Wright Dian Dunn Charles Toy Ken Morris ?n+H 5 CMM i Y 9, QQQJQJQZF Qkoxl wwu 0, Gym A Yuma wa QM cmhoewgo Gb V Umlnwr EQWXM-OH Hwy, Egmwvkwni Lggub CHQ lfhkfowi bw! If LJ, M A Q Cg'gQ31ZUjGiQfJf.f 'Liao V J aa W 'wQm,M vgamzahons The projects in which we participated, the ex- citing elections we held, the fun we had at meet- ings and parties, the vigorous initiations we en- countered, and the new ideals and goals we set are all brought to us through organizations. X X Q ,5?l'l:x1lqll! ' s. Q 04 W 'taxis xt. f CO OPERATION 7 iupqptw X I Z Sit 5 1 if , ,, s gt t4-. 'fall' '-.1'ii..i. N, G ' 31:13 ,LAB bl -52: I 'I T1 :M U. U l X ' gi 2 E ' n o l t l 83 Student Counci FIRST ROW: Mr. Jerry Parsons, sponsor, Da White, Jean Ann Gitthens, Marilyn Bass, Jr Lane, Dot Seitzler, Don Burlison, Harvey Sl devant, .lan Williams, Charles Stafford, Pat Bi nell, Mary Kay Sherman, Milton Hicks, N Gladys Flood, sponsor. Representing and governing Del C High School is the Student Council. Our co1 cil molds together the varied ideas of the s dent into practical projects. Its main purpose is to link together s dent-teacher relations. In general, it ser' each individual member by giving him va able training in government and leadersh The student council school clubs a organizations are chartered by power deleg ed to the council by the administration. Une the capable guidance of Mrs. Gladys Flor and Mr. Jerry Parsons this organization l - - f completed another successful year. The s Mrs. Gladys Flood and Mr. .lerry Parsons plan a council activity, one dent Council has spgnsgred: Howdie We4 Student Identification cards, SOS We4 Student Directories, Christmas baskets, Sa4 Hawkins Day, Safety Campaign, Courts week, and painting the walls in the cafeteria. of the many things they do as Student Council sponsors. X 1 YY YW Y BACK ROW: Mrs, Gladysdlflood, David White, John Lane, Charles Stafford, Marilyn Meyer, Jean Ann Gitthens, Mr. Jerry Parst FROINT ROW: ,Marilyn Bass, Pat Bicknell, Harvey Studevant, Don Burlison, Jan Williams, Dot Seitaler, Mary Kary Sherman, Mil Hic s. 84 laboratory for Democracg COND ROW: Jackie Martin, Terry Masters, Margie Wil- , Mary Robnett, Mary Reese, Kathy Stewart, Cary McConnell, Wade, Cindy James, Connie McBride, Theresa Weeks, ma McAllister, Ron Shockey: THIRD ROW: Irene Geoffry, idy I-leintz, Jay Leemaster, Jack Brown, Dave Simms, Lee tes, Janie Vickers, Linda Harrison Sherrill Winter, John Cald- You can paint almost anything with ordinary house paint, plains Don Peter as he paints a beautiful landscape at one of 2 National School Assemblies presented by the Student Council December 9. well, Donelda Woods, Janice Jones, Carolyn Brumg FOURTH ROW: Wade Dunlap, Curt Boles, Kenneth Minter, Jim Tilly, C. E. Hunter, Rosemary Smith. Shirley Gasaway, Johnette Davis, Donna Weaver, Harry Daniels, Don Pruitt, Ricky Leavell, Kathy Mobly Managing the bookstore is one of the main money-making projects that the Student Council has charge of during the school year. 85 V x ' V 2Q 4 , 5556 5 YES' V wi, wk 9 if V ' T 4 W wi W . f 5 L9 J' W Q, 'E ri V J 1 -1, at i2 by ,ffm Q WW' 55 'W yQw,.?2f5sw55g , I' 5 Y I ,, M QL ,sais Lyi- 'SifGfx1., . X 2 Ab ' ' -fi? T - Q., f -X f fvfiiisvzk mr .: L Eaglel-I Pep Club IXTH ROW: Anna Ruth Comer, Karen Henson, Donelda Woods, an Porter, Diane Childers, Paula Howard, Debbie Hilazek, lorothy Blankenship, Gayle Chambless, Kathy Childers, Debbie lwens, Celia Breitling, Johnette Davis, Donna Weaver, Anna Funcreif, SEVENTH ROW: Kathy Nebgen, Lee Petty, Carol nider, Marsha White, Jan McGloeklin, Terry Farthing, Stella larcia, Joanne Farrow, Judy Carpenter, Jeanne Watts, Brenda ocks, Patsy Sumrall, Beverly DeShields, Pat McKenzie, Janice oker, Barbara Alexander, EIGHTH ROW: Sharon Smith, Pat orris, Ruby Willoughby, Donna Gillett, Kathy Martin, Mary cClelland, Carolyn Tipton, Christine Cozart, Irma-Garcia, Dana ooth, Dana Ross, Pat Beaudry, Pam Burch, Raelene Anderson, 'iane Farmer, Roni Johnson. -l MARY BETH GRAY, I Sponsor Our Eaglette Pep Club, sponsored by Miss Pat Cousins and Miss Mary Gray, encourages the participation of others in athletic events. The Pep Club has lifted and kept the school spirit high through the 64--65 school term by attending various sports events. During the year, the Pep Club has sponsored pep rallies, bonfires, and helped with school decorations. PATRICIA COUSINS, Sponsor 87 WX fm Q Q35 1 J , ii! ., X ' iw wi W 9 'ISM fy 11' Q? V x'AQ MP ,A VIQS H W . X A The DCHS drum majorettes have won many honors and have helped to keep Del City's spirit strong. They are Donna Evans, Phyllis Dixon, Pam Smith, and Vicki Coleman. Being on hand for all important occasions, the Del City High School Band staged colorful half-time shows, led parades, pep rallys and hon fires, and set our rising spirits to music during football season. The band opened the 1964-65 school year two weeks before l school started, with rehearsals three times a week for two hours, beginning- at 7:00 a.m. Rehearsals included a study of concert S0H,ASSiSl11Hfdfl1H1mHi0f- music in the band room and marching rehearsals on the rugged. Larry Fowler, drum majorg Duke Dot n Parades. the DCH9 Band Is Tops 89 I FIRST ROW: Loretta White, LaQuita Bradley, Lana Murphy, Elena Morano, Susan Marineau, Ruth Willoughby, Carolyn Kolb, Phyllis Yandle, Carol Denton, Kathy Mobly, Joyce Lindsay, Paula Howard, Marcia- Couch. SECOND ROW: Linda Thomas, Melodie Whitmire, Modona Martin, Judy Bow, Nancy Wilson, Carolyn Fear, Sue Ivey, Sonja Cray, Cheryl Tritsch, Marian Mote, Glenda Moore, Linda Phillips. THIRD ROW: Myrna Null, Karen Chambless, Debbye Beisel, Donna Schultz, Marie Smith, Roberta FRONT ROW: Phyllis Yandle, librarian, Roy Allen, president: LaQuita Bradley, vice-president, SECOND ROW: Judy Bow, librarian, Mrs. Mona Walker, sponsor, Roberta Pearce, llbrarlan. '90 Pearce, Ann Eaves, Carolyn McBride, Jeane Trader, Rosie Ti man, Linda Clason Arteka Fink. FOURTH ROW: Gary War erly, Robert Sanford, Bob Hays, Chris Jeffrey, Randy Moo! Sammy Mahuren, Mike Starks, James Lumbers, Rita Fullbrigl TOP HOW: Fred Davis, Mario Mendez, Darrel Blood, Roy Alle .lim Martin, Larry Baker, Robert Collier, Ronnie Owens, Dona Kennedy, Jimmy Mosley Music ' 1 Joel Urice, who portrayed Tom, sang a lullal to LaQuita Bradley, who played Jane, in t Musical Production of Babes in Toyland. Holly Harder and Marilyn Bass are busily working towards the opening of labes in Toyland while Fred Davis looks on with interest. The play was pre- ented December 7 and 8, 1964, The Music Department is a select group of students who are chosen for their ability to sing and interpret music. Representing the talent and enthusiasm of the student body, Jeanie Trader and Cheryl Tritsch prepare for their roles in Babes in Toyland. they perform in concerts, assemblies, and other school functions. Provides Entertainment. Fun JTTOM ROW: Patsy Gleason, Shirley Spivey, Wanda New- rry, Leslie Thomas, Nada Snyder, Cinda Banning, Sandy ckett, Jan McClocklin, Marilyn Walker, Patsy Miller MID- LE ROW: Paula Caddis, Patsy Montgomery, Joy Tiller, Bar- ra Ivers, Shella Fletcher, Juanice Davis, Kris Swearingen, Ruth Willoughby, Elouise Wright, Karen Schuct, Linda Wagner TOP ROW: Linda Reeves, Pat McKinzie, Peggy Ligon, Phyllis Foster, Diane Walker, Sharon Southurd, Diane Dunn, Evelyn Shelton, Judy Liles, Barbara Smith, Terrie Boyer, Linda Simkins 9l Hanging from the rafters of our basketball goal is no hard job for our vim' and vigor filled cheerleaders: BACK ROW: Paula Calr well, junior: Jean Ann Gitthens, seniorg Paula Chrisman, seniorg FRONT ROW: Susan Franceen, sophomoreg Debbie Russe junior and in the basket is Carolyn Wolf, senior, head cheerleader, and Sharon Hogan, junior. Cheerleaders Spark Spiril Gang Way seems to be the cry of Cheer- leaders, Carolyn Wolf and Jean Ann Gitthens, as they lead our fighting Eagles onto the football field, Our cheerful cheerleaders Susan Frans-een, Sharon Hogan, Paula Chrisman, Carolyn Wolfe, Jean Ann Gitthens, Debbie and Paula Caldwell encircle our proud Eagle which was painted by Mr. Jerry Parsons at -the first of the year. 92 IRST ROW: Don Puitt, Weston Waggoner, Chris Jeffery, Johnny Hudgens, Bill Ricky, Dean Bumgarner, Chuck Gilmore, Robert arrison SECOND ROW: Ricky Leavell, Bruce Prollock, Mike Akin, Merle Ray, Randy Heintz, Don Burlison, Danny Meyers, obert Boliuslavicky, Bill Lambrecht THIRD ROW: James Kelley, Steve Coleman. Gary Burch, Gene Gibbons, Harvey Sturdcvant, arry McDaniels, Stuart Gunter, Allen Caldwell, Ron Shockey, Greg Morris FOURTH ROW: Russel Cram, Ira Wade, David Rainey, laude Dean, Jay Leemaster, John Lane, John Wilson, Tim Mike, Ron Greene, Mike McConnell D Club - Time. Toil. Talents The D Club, formed to promote prestige in athletic activi- ties and to give due recognition to those boys lettering in the various fieldsiof sports at DCHS, requires that its members conduct them- selves in the basic sportsmanlike principles. These qualities are X mirrored in the Eagles' Creed which says in part, I shall play e hard, fair, and clean, and expect the same from my opponent-and g - may the best team win. MR. EARL SHUCK, Sponsor Is it worth it? thinks Beast Harvey Sturdevant as Ricky Leavell initiates him into the D Club. FRONT: Dean Bumgarner, Sergeant-at-armsg Johnny Hudgins, President BACK: Frank Harril, Vice-Presi- dentg Jerry Golden, Secretary-Treasurer 93 Doors to Wisdom FRONT ROW: James Carter, Fred West, Paula Gaddis, Patsy Gleason, Marie Wagner, Paula Patton, Linda Couch, Melodie Wh? mire, Datha Nation, Irene Geurin, Annabell Wyatt, Lynda Floy d, Clayton Pullman, Edward Vinson. SECOND ROW: Shirley Sh4 ton, Jerry Downey, Tommy Johnston, Tom Erwin, Sharene Dukes, Sylvia Garrett, Donna Osborne, Winoma Moulton, David Keatin Mary Reese, Tommy Devinish, Joanne Farrow, Brenda Stocks, Judy Carpenter, Sheryl Hunt, Glenna Magrwell, Mary Lou Standfi The library is an important part of every school and DCHS is fortunate to have a very fine one. Mrs. Frances Alsworth and her assistants have done much to further our library's usefulness to the school. Student helpers aid Mrs. Alsworth in her many duties, not only acquiring library experience but also giving service to the school. This year the library has 5000 volumes, enabling students to have a wide variety of reading material. Also offered to us is an assortment of forty magazines and two daily papers. The research facilities of the library are used daily by the majority of the student body and the faculty. MRS. FRANCES ALSWORTH, Librarian N FIRST SEMESTER 4.0 STUDENTS: FRONT ROW: Nancy Douglas, Aline Lovett, Jayne Hunter, Elana Marano, Carolyn Kol Linda Brashier SECOND ROW: Vicki Armstrong, Tom DeVito, Walter Cuth, Fred Hines, THIRD ROW: Robin Moore, Sherrie Ann Robert Lyon, Cheryl Potter, Mary Kay Sherman, John Baczuk, 94 ' Efficiency and Understanding Were the Keg Words of Our Office and i Guidance Helpers IONT ROW: Linda McGehee, Judy Stevens, Anne Rycroft, Dearlyne Speck, Sue Treadwell, Connie McBride, Cindy James, Joall 'Gowan, Paula Chrisman, Deanna McDonald BACK ROW: Anice Rose, Donna Weaver, Glenda Howerton, D. C. Henson, Sharon Elith, Hazel Gerwig, Linda Snow, Annette McCready Charlotte Taylor, Kitty Karr, Debbie Biggers, Linda Ridenour, Evelyn Shelton Bonita Luttrell, Cathy Wheeler, Kathy Stewart, Sandy McCool, Sherron Williams ' 95 OFFICERS: FRONT ROW: Jerry Golden, Vice-Presidentg Nita Adams, Treasurer and Report- er: Duke Dotson, Presidentg Carol Robinson, Secretaryg Terry Masters, Parliamentarian. BACK ROW: Mrs. Ruth Hawkins, Mrs. Gladys Flood, Mrs. Audrey Moon, Sponsors. The Del City High School National Honor Society initiated 152: of the senior class, 102: of the junior class, and 527 of the sophomore class for the 1964--65 school year. Students must have a 3.0 grade average and are graded on such qualities as scholarship, leadership, character, and service to become a member. The new members are initiated at the tapping assembly after the end of the first semester, the new senior members this year are Sherrie Anna, Betty Dempsey, Marie Smith, Linda De Shields, Jean Ann Gitthens, Kathy Anderson, Cathy Wheeler, Milton Hicks, Mary Cobey, Dearlyne Speck, Ricki Farmer, Virginia McDonald, Ron Kern, Barbara Reed, Sue Stafford, Beverly Shawver, Glenda Moore, Wayne Holland, Linda Curtis, Don Pruitt, Karen Lunow, and John Conner. Honor Society Aims 4 FRONT ROW: Mary Sherman, Patsy Miller, Sandra Stewart, ,lan Williams, Nita Adams, Jerry Golden, Duke Dotson, Carol Ro son, Terry Masters, Fred Hines, Cary Taylor. SECOND ROW: Myrna Null, Anne Rycroft, Marcia Jones, Cheryl Potter, Mary Re Debra Biggers, Sue Gramlich, Kay Luney, Floyd Crane, Don Ware, Mrs. Flood. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Moon, Mrs. Hawkins, Doro Seitzler, Robin Moore, Aline Lovett, Linda Baird, Nancy Douglas, David Hubert, Randy Heintz, Claude Dean, .lay Leemas FOURTH ROW: Sandra Flaming, Ruth Woodward, Donna McAlister Sue Treadwell, Linda Plumbtree, Judy Stevens, Eve Klopenstine, Harvey Sturdevant, Dane Petersen, Richard Maddox. FIFTH ROW: Ronnie Meek, Robert Tucker, Carolyn F Carolyn Kobe, ,loel Urice, Gerald Bromely, Brent Dukes, Chuck Gilmore, Robert Lyon, Glenn Lyon, Rudy Stanly. 96 ONT ROW: Patsy Miller, Sandy Stewart, Jan Williams, Nita Adams, Jerry Colden, Duke Dotson, Carol Robinson, Terry Masters, ld Hines, Gary Taylor, Steve Coleman, Mrs. Moon. SECOND ROW: Mary K. Sherman, Anne Rycroft, Marcia Jones, Cheryl Potter, ry Reece, Debra Biggers, Sue Gramlich, Kay Luney, Floyd Crane, Don Ware, Phyllis Yandle, Margaret' Gentry, Mrs. Flood. IRD ROW: Mrs. Hawkins, Myrna Null, Ruth Willoughby, Dorothy Seitzler, Robin Moore, Aline Lovelett, Nancy Douglas, David bert, Randy Heintz, Claude Dean, Jay Leemaster, Cary Oliver. FOURTH ROW: Joyce Lindsey, Ruth Woodward, Donna Mc- ster, Sue Trcadwell, Linda Plumbtree, Judy Stevens, Evelyn Klopenstine, Harvey Sturdevant, Dane Petersen, Richard Maddox, rion Mote, Cathy Wheeler, FIFTH ROW: Sandra Flaming, Carolyn Kobe, ,loel Urice, Cerald4Bromley, Brent Dukes, Chuck more, Robert Lyon, Gus Harvey, Orville Westmoreland. SIXTH ROW: Ronnie Meek, Robert Tucker, Carolyn Fear, Betty Demp- , Ricki Farmer, Mike Warren, Charles Stafford, Joan McGowan, Hal Burrows, Lee Bettes. ln order to be a member of the State Honor Society, a student must have at least a 3.5 grade average. To become a member of the Society is truly a goal to work for, and if achieved, to be proud of. Challenge Students l OFFICERS: FRONT ROW: Randy Heintz, President: Dane Petersen, Vice-President, Jan Williams, Secretary, Myrna Null, Treasurer. BACK ROW: Mrs. Moon, Mrs. Hawkins, and Mrs. Flood, SPONSORS. 97 Boys' State is a place of learning, new friends, and fun. During one very busy week, a Boys' Stater learns many things about politics, his country, and his country's -government by actually taking the places of legislators, execu- tives, and judicial officials. The stress at-Boys' State is on learning in order to become good citizens. From this learning comes a sense of patriotism and pride in America which too many people lack, Boys' State teaches many worthwhile things and Boys' Staters have fun learning them. I am very honored that I was selected to attend this valuable institution. Randy Heintz This past summer I had the pleas- ure of attending the 1964 session of the American Legion Boys' State. The chief purpose of Boys' State was to verse teen-age boys on the mechanics of state and federal government. Of course, the learning part of the pro- gram was important, but I think the friendships you win are more impor- tant. You can forget some of the learning but you can't forget the friends you made and the experiences you had. I wish and think all boys should have the experience of attend- ing Boys' State. C. E. Hunter My visit to Boys' State last June was one of the most rewarding and beneficial events of my life. Besides making friends with boys from all over Oklahoma, I was able to take part in and learn the many types of government we use today. The main function of Boys' State is to teach politics, voting, and the government to young people. I am very honored to have been chosen to attend Boys' State, and I wish everyone could have the opportunity that I had. Jerry Golden Bugs' and Girls State Look to the day for it is life was the theme of our 1964 Oklahoma Girls' State. We spent six busy days on the OCW campus along with 420 other girls from all over the state. By setting up a working model of a state, we were able to better learn and understand the processes of our state and national governments, -We developed a deep and lasting devotion to our country and flag. My fondest hope would be that every American would have the opportunity to attend a program of this type, and later real- ize his full potential in our American way of life! Nita Adams Attending Girls' State was one of the most wonderful experiences in my life. It was a week of new friends, new experiences, long,lectures on gov- ernment, political campaigns, and sleepless nightsg but it was well worth every hour of sleep I lost. I think every one of the 420 girls who attended Girls' State learned more about what it is to be an American and what responsi- bilities an American has than most people do in a lifetime. I just wish every girl could have the experience of attending Girlsf State. Mary Kay Sherman Going to Girls' State was the most wonderful experience of my life so far. The friends that I made and the things that I learned will remain with me for the rest of my life, I realized while at Girls' State that the ideals of America are vital to the world to- day and that each of us, as an Ameri- can, is an essential part of that ideal. ' J an Williams JERRY GOLDEN Nita Kaye Adams and Jerry Golden are the recipients of the Outstanding Students of Today awards from Del City High School. The Del City Masonic Lodge presented the awards on the basis of char- acter and citizenship qualities, some of which are leadership, community work, school loyalty, and scholarship. Nita and Jerry were given certificates of awards and trophies. The trophies will be engrav- ed with their names and put on display in the showcase. NITA KAYE ADAMS Nita and Jer-rg Chosen Girl and Bog of the Year FRONT ROW: Mr. Jerry Milsapg sponsor, Tony LeBow, Allan Caldwell, David Rainey, Mike Hensley, Mil Akin. SECOND ROW: Randy Heintz, Weston Waggoner, Darrel Blood, John Brannon, Gene Gibbon Harvey Sturdevant, Mike Phelps, Pat Woods. THIRD ROW: Terry Masters, Charles Mathis, Freddy Ur Lonnie Sturdevant, Ronnie Greene, Bill Prollock, Orville Westmoreland, Eldon Walsh, Larry Greeson, Rc Shockey, Mike Berry. Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y, sponsored by Mr. Jerry Milsap and Mrs. Mona Walker, are or- ganizations to further the interest of students in local, state and national governments. It is part of a World series to raise money for missionaries, machinery, and much need- ed food and supplies. These projects are handled through the Y.M.C.A. Their main money making project is the Sweet Heart Dance held at the end of the year. Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y Work for World-Wide Brotherhood FRONT ROW: Mrs. Mona Walker, sponsor, Kathy Snider, Kris Swearengin, Paula Chrisman, Ann Eaves, Kathy Wheeler, SECOND ROW: Marian Mote, .loyce Lindsey, Janice Jones, Beverly Schreier, Kitty Kring, Kathy Stewart, Myrna Null, THIRD ROW: Rosemary Smith, Sherri Hardin, Lvnne McAllister, Linda Brash- ier, Pat Rainey, Pat Grady, Raelene Anderson, Sherrie Cassil, FOURTH ROW:' Susan Franseen, Mary Holland, Celia Breitling, Johnette Davis, Terry Far-thing, Sandra Thompson. I00 FRONT ROW: Sherry Pearce, Marcia Jones, James Carter, Fred West SECOND ROW: Patricia Bostwick, Sharon Malchar, Paula Patton, Dane Peterson, Diane Sanford, Walter Guth, John Conner THIRD ROW: Ruth Woodward, Nita Adams, Dennis Meador, Richard Maddox, Harvey Studevant, Duke Dotson, Bill Ebey Maih and Science Provokes Thoughi and Invesiigaiion JIRS. MARILYN SMITH, Math Club Sponsor SCIENCE CLUB FRONT ROW: Marcia Jones, Nita Adams, Richard Maddox, Bill Cook, SECOND ROW: Duke Dotson, Sue Cramlick, Diane Sanford, Dane Peterson, John Conner MR. LOUIS JONES, Math and Science Club Sponsor IOI if FRONT ROW: Miss Mary Beth Gray, Sponsor, John Dunaway, Hazel Gerwig, Cheryl Potter, Mary Kay Sherman, SECOND ROW: Cindy Boardman, Kathy Morrison, Barbara Anderson, Sandra Van Dyke, Verna Mattews, Sandra Carroll, Elana Morano, THIRD ROW: Paula Patton, Sue Hansen, Linda Thompson, Lynda Gregory, Steve May-. berry, Barbara Lorenzen, Walter Guth FOURTH ROW: Joe Crosthwait, Linda Estes, Nancy Douglas, Pat Vincent, David Hoover, Carol Roche, Robert Cary, Judy Rodgers FIFTH ROW: Mario Mendex, John Wilson, Terry Trent, Celia Breitling, Donna Gillett, Debbie Owens, Johnette Davis, Pat Beaudry Foreign Language Adds The LATIN CLUB, very appropriately named the Aquila QEaglel Chapter, is a member of the Junior Classical League which studies great Latin literary works. Mrs. Paula Goree, the club sponsor, Keith Golden, Sherilyn Vogt, Howard Chumley, Robert Cantrell, and Carol Kirksey attended the Junior Classical League State Planning Convention at Bartlesville to nominate officers, discuss finance, and take literary tests. MRS. PAULA GOREE, Latin Club Sponsor FIRST ROW: Nancy Morrison, President, Judy Stevens, Vice President, Jeanette Oliva, Parliamentariang Carol Kerhsey, Acting Sf retaryg Keith Colden, Treasurer SECOND ROW: Harvey Sturdevant, Michelle, Golem, Sherilyn Vogt, Nancy Douglas, Aline Lovel .Larry Scheer THIRD ROW: Darrell Long, Johnny Jones, Bell Hurley, Don Ware, Steve Payne, Robert Cantrell, Howard Chumh l02 Background in understanding the people and traditions of France as an aid to language study is gained through FRENCH CLUB activities throughout the year. Dinners, par- ties, movies, and guest speakers are only a small part of the Club's annual agenda. March 7 the FRENCH CLUB held a dinner and presented a play entitled Sleeping Beauty which the members performed in French. MISS MARY BETH GRAY, French Club Sponsor International Interest Anyone, who has had or is taking Spanish, is eligible to join the SPANISH CLUB. It offers opportunities to use the Spanish language. To gain a better understanding of Spanish customs and traditions, the SPANISH CLUB annually gives a banquet in the true Spanish style. MRS. HELEN KINNEAR, Spanish Club Sponsor IONT ROW: Mrs. Helen Kinnear, sponsor: Carol Robinson, vice-president: Cheryl Potter, president: Rita Saiz, secretary-treas- arg Duke Dotson, reporter SECOND ROW: Carolyn Owens, Linda Plumbtree, Judy Stevens, Ruth Woodward, Vicki Cross, Pam Les, Linda Phillips, Linda Brashier, Donelda Woods, Joan Baker, Sherri Hardin, Sandra Van Dyck THIRD ROW: Myrna Null, Anita croft, Judy Fowble, Ruth Steward, Kathy Anderson, -Raelene Anderson, Lee Petty, Kathy Morrison, Mary Holland, Phyllis Foster, xra Griswald FOURTH ROW: Cindy James, Connie Patrick, Carolyn Tipton, Betty Jack, Marilyn Smith, Barbara Riggs, Buddy tzler, John Linville, John Dryer, Dennis Meador, Elena Marano IO3 Ky Ig V '60 Patsy Miller, advertisement manager, checks over th. finished ads in the EAGLE BEAKON. FRONT ROW: ,Ron Durham, photographer and sportsg Mary Ann Kelley, editor: 0 Anice Rose, assistant editor, Gail Milling, circulation editor, Linda Waters, assist- ant advertising manager, Patsy Miller, advertising THIRD ROW: Sherry Cassil, society editorg Patty Winter, file editor, Anna Muncrief, assistant exchange editor Journalisn it FRONT ROW: Steve Coleman, Gail Milling, Sherry Cassil, Anna Muncrief, Mary Ann Kelley, Anice Rose, Pat Brown, Linda Water Patsy Miller SECOND ROW: Janice Yates, Paula Caldwell, Marilyn Bass, Karen Davis, Marcia Croy, Deanna McDonald, Cath Wheeler, Patty Winter THIRD ROW: Joe Crosthwait, Tom Blachly, Ron Durham, Mike McConnell, Mike Prewett, Ricky Wood Ted Michael, and Mrs. Georgia Morris, sponsor. IO4 YRST ROW: Mrs. Morris, Sponsorg Janice Rose, Organizations Editor: Sheila Lamar, Editor: Hilary Hughes, Elite Editor: Ladema tirris, Assistant Editorg Ron Durham, Sports Editor and Photographerg Bill Rickey, Assistant Business Managerg SECOND ROW: t Royalty, Assistant Elite Editorg Ricky Woods, Assistant Copy Editorg Sherrie Anna, Copy Editorg Linda Bortay, Classes iitorg Sonny Bill, Assistant Photographerg Ted Michael, Faculty Editor and Typist. ieadlines Keep earbook Staffs Active Do you think this is enough copy for the senior page, Sheila? asks dema Harris as Hillary Hughes types names for the sports page. Stamina and the ability to work with others are essentials for members of the EAGLE STAFF. Toward the end of eyery two months when deadlines must be met, they spend long hours. The EAGLE is a challenging venture to all concerned. Although the work demand- ing, it provides a rich reward-the satis- faction of seeing a job well done. IO5 U Distributive Educa- tion students learn and gain practical experience in selling by working in local stores. To be eligible for the Distributive Educa- tion Club, one must take D.E. and be passing in all classes. This club gives students a chance for more practice on many business essentials. FRONT ROW: Linda Bortay, D. C. Henson, Janice Yates, SECOND ROW? Philli Dickinson, Cris Hvde, and Gary McConnell DE Students Earn While Theg Learn FIRST ROW: Mr. Lloyd Hawkins, Janice Yates, D. C. Henson, Phillip Dickinson, Linda Bortay, Chris Hyde, Ed Snider, Gary M Connell. SECOND ROW: Sheryl Thomas, Linda Phillips, Rose Chandler, Glenda Meade, Loretta White, Patsy Keating, Sand Pichett, Freddie Miller, Marcia Couch. THIRD ROW: Donna Evans, Barbara Thompson, Cindy Emerson, Carol Robinson, Dav Keating, Pat Coulter, Gary Livingood. FOURTH ROW: Richard Pope, .lim Hanna, Tommy Plumbtree, Dean Toy, Frank Fl .lack Romine, Dale Tiller. ' l06 RONT HOW: Mrs. Meek, Sharon Thorton, Vicki Cross, Kitty Karr, Becky Cox, Mrs. Charlesworth: SECOND ROW: Linda urtis, Sherry Carlton, Phyllis Dixon, Glenda Bodine, Evelyn Shelton, Janice Horn, Michele Colem, Janice Rose, Mary Lou tandfill, Rosie Chandler, Gloria Baker: THIRD ROW: Carol Russell, Karolyn Ward, Pam Sikes, Carolyn Fear, Charlotte Taylor, atricia Bostwick, Sherry Pearce, Kathy Morrison, Carolyn Orr, Cathy Nebgen, Barbara Ivers, Linda Lasleyg FOURTH ROW: llary Holland, Linda Thompson, Anna Commer, Pat Chapman, Carole Howard, Vicki Hicks, Pat Vincent, Hazel Gerwig, Gloria Voodward, Rita Shaw, Irene Geoffry. Vocational education in hornemaking provides instruction which will enable families to improve the quality of their , family life through more effective development and utiliza- tion of human resources. The over-all goal of FHA is to help individuals improve personal, family and community living, now and in the future. RONT ROW: Billye Irwin, vice-president: Diane Roresee, treasurer: Kitty arr, reporter: SECOND ROW: Sharon Thorton, parliamentariang Peggy gon, president: Mary Robnett, historian: Vicki Cross, music and recreation. MRS. CLAUDINE MEEK, Sponsor MRS. LINDA CHARLESWORTH, Sponsor. l07 4 w FIRST ROW: Mrs. Helen Cunningham, Sponsor, Anice Rose, Karolyn Ward, Becky Cox, Pat Beaudry, Dodie Blankenship SECONI ROW: Kay Luney, Sherilyn Vogt, Linda Thompson, Evelyn Shelton, Darlene Ward, Linda De Shields, Sandra Van Dyck, ,len Downey THIRD ROW: Freddie Miller, Carol Kirksey, Janet Whetstone, Ladema Harris, Laura Griswold, Phyllis Foster, Janice Rosa Bill Ebey FOURTH ROW: Jim Pickett, Eldon Walsh, Kathy Anderson, Susan Franseen, Dot Seitzler, Pat Rainey, Terry Farthing Pat McKinzie , Red Cross Works Toward Exchange Student . l Members of the Midwest City and Del City High School Red Cross work ,together dee- orating Christmas trees for the hospital at Tinker Air Force Base. The students shown here are: Datha Nation, President of the Midwest City chapter, and Ladema Harris. I08 The Del City High School Red Cross, sponsored by Mrs. Helen Cunningham, has done many worth-while p r oj e c t s throughout this year such as mak- ing Christmas decorations, Christ- mas caroling, making tape record- ings at Sears in Midwest City to be sent overseas, filling Friendship Boxes with toys and school sup-, plies, putting on the Talent Show for the Veterans' Hospital, and selling doughnuts to make money for sponsoring a foreign exchangd student in 1965-66. l The club strives to better America and to give love andl kindness to those who are less? fortunate in life. The club he-y lieves that with love, kindness, an l understanding, the lives of many, people may be made happier' again. 'CONT ROW: Steve Paine, Bobbie Overall, Kathy Morrison, Opal Fallipo, Mickey Overall SECOND: Sherilyn Vagt, Anice Rose, 'nn Keane, Vivian Nagel, Becky Gilcrest THIRD: Sherill Winter, Linda Prollock, Robert Cantrell, Tom Posey, Larry Tinsley Medical Careers Through programs consisting of speakers, films, and field trips, this organization attempts to learn more about the vocational training necessary for medicine in specialized fields. This year the MEDICAL CAREERS sold bars of chocolate candy to help raise money for the Children's Hospital' MRS. ANN DAWES THE MEDICAL CAREERS' officers are: FRONT ROW: Bobbie Overall, Kathy Morrison, Opal Filippo, SECOND ROW: Steve Paine, Mickey Overall. I09 FIRST ROW: Mrs. Lois Hintze, Holly Harder, Marilyn Bass, Lee Bettes, Terry Masters, Karen Davis, Susan Franseen, Myra Wade SECOND ROW: .lan Williams, Sue Hansen, Richard Elliott, Hazel Cerwig, Paula Chrisman, Kris Swearengin, Myra Null, Pam Mills Nada Snyder THIRD ROW: Mike Barry, Ruth Woodward, Ronnie Greene, David Rainey, Weston Waggener, Kathy Morrison, Jud Stevens, Carol Roche, Mary Kay Sheman, Patty Winter FOURTH ROW: Verna Matthews, Michele Golem, Harold Dodd, Mik Akin, Beverly Schreier, Fred West, Gary Taylor, James Carter, Terry Trent V Practice. Polish. Perform The Purpose of Mask and Gavel, sponsored by Mrs. Lois Hintze, is to further interest and establish standards of excellence in drama among high school students. During the year this club has brought honors to our school by winning awards in such areas as humorous literature, debate, and extemporaneous speaking. MRS. LOIS HINTZE tlwf ff' ' L L ' FRONT ROW: Holleen Harder, Terry Masters, Karen Davis BACK ROW: Marilyn Bas Lee Bettes, Susan Franseen N N lI0 RONT ROW:. Mr. Troy Caswell, Sp-onsorg Anice Rose, Vicki Coleman, Chuck Gilmore, Judy'Stevens, Carol Roche, Patty inter, John Wilson, SECOND ROW: Cmdy Boardman, Linda Plumbtree, Linda Wagoner, Paula Patton, Sharon Malchar. 5 The Del City chapter of FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA sponsored by Mr. Troy Caswell 'was re-organized this year for students who plan to go into the field of teaching. The -club requires its members to excel in leadership, moral standards, knowledge, and service. The newly chartered Del City High l School FUTURE JOURNALISTS OF AMERICA is sponsored by Mrs. Georgia Morris. The purpose of FUTURE JOUR- NALISTS OF AMERICA is to promote interest in Journalism as a career for young men and young women of good char- ? OFFICERS OF FTA: FRONT ROW: Carol Roche, Vicki Coleman, Cinda Banning, Patty Winter, Judy Stevens. SECOND ROW: Chuck Gilmore, acter and ability and to acquaint its members and other students in Del City John Wilson. High School with the. great variety of op- portunities open to them through journal- istic training and endeavor. ST ROW: Patsy Miller, Ron Durham, Janice Yates, Ladema Harris. SECOND ROW: Linda Waters, Anice Rose, Anna Muncrief, anna McDonald, Ricky Woods, Mary Ann Kelly, Ted Michael, Gail Milling. Cosmetology - A Verg Adaptable Course FIRST ROW: Mrs. Kite, Diana Childers, Rosemary Smith, Linda Ricks, Linda Ridenhour, Linda Lewis, Jan Porter, Dorothy Blankenship, Debbie Hilaszek. SECOND ROW: Pat McGowan, Debbie Pearl, Clare Abernathy, Judy Bow, Ann Anderson, Donna Easton, Linda Prollock. THIRD ROW: Stella Garcia, Patsy Summaral, Louise Bradley, Thelma Barker, Thelma Bar- ker, Sharon Jones, Vickie Luman, Maurine Miner, Charlene Roberts. FOURTH ROW: Shirley Westfall, Darlene Ward, Pam Smith, Rita Anthony, Linda Armstrong, Moselle Whitlock, Barbara Varner, Roberta Stager, Mary Mesninger. X f Rosemary Smith practices the skills she has learned in eosmetology by fixing Pat McGowen's hair. Shampoos, sets, and manicures a only a part of the beauty treatmen taught in cosmetology. F II2 Antics of Andrew CAST OF JUNIOR PLAY ANDREW ................ WILLIE .... HAROLD . . . PETUN IA . . . JACQUES .... ALTHEA .... BETTY ........... JULIE ................. AUNT PERNELLA PROF. SOCRATES .... UNCLE ISSAC ...... PREACHER .... OTLANNERLY . . ROYAL ........... DIRECTED BY . . . Windell Lloyd explains to Linda Harrison the portance of having the dinner absolutely rfect. Windell Lloyd . Dave Henderson Lee Bettes Linda Harrison .. Greg Gellman . . . . . Marsha Good . . . Ruth Willoughby PatGrady . . Kathy Childers . . . . John Murray Harvey Sturdevant Jimmy Hewlett Stan Gilbertson . . . . . . . Steve Burcham Mr. Ernest Green Andrew persuades a trusting millionaire uncle iii Australia to make him an allowance for the support of an imaginary wife and mother-in-law. When the unknown uncle suddenly pays the nephew an unexpected visit to meet the wife and mother-in-law, Andrew finds himself in a fix. Relying on his pals, Willie and Harold, to masquerade as his wife and mother-in-law, Andrew introduces them at an honorary dinner of his twentylfirst birthday. The girl friends of Andrew and his pals are confused and heartbroken of the unanticipated marriage. The play reaches its climax when the pretenders are found out and ends in comic disaster. Greg Cellman is astonished at the announcement of Windell's new bride and mother-in-law, Dave Henderson and Lee Bettes. Windell's Uncle Issac, Harvey Sturdevant, slaps Wm del1's arm heartily as he introduces himself. LEFT T0 RIGHT! Mike Bennett, David Davis, Jim Tilly, Jake Foster, Charles Herring, Larry Grider, Tom- my Johnston, Donnie Wix, Douglas Jennings, Dewey Craig, Greg Compton, Randy Buckmaster, Johnny Jen- nings, Darrell Anglin, Sonny Bill, James Masley, Keith Loveland, Ronnie Airing- ton, Bob Cram, Mr. C. D. Foster, instructs woodwork- ing. II4 LEFT TO RIGHT: Jerry Lanlc ford, David Jobe, Jerry Greeson Allen Reidel, Ralph Douvilliei Vester Robonett, Floyd 'Dunagar Alfred Hutchinson, Don Lanhan Roy Coppinger, Jack Watts, De? bert Frazier, Earl Davis, Mik Winkleman, J ames Mooney Donald Thompson, Dewayn Johnson, Wade Dunlap, Car Smith, Johnny, Hayes, Tomm Plumlee, Loyd Miller, Bill. Chai fin, Jimmy Mullins, Mike'Finc ley, Bill Preble, Louis Smitl Danny Monroe, Mr. John Pri vence, Auto Mechanics il structor. LEFT T0 RIGHT: Jo. Wix, Ronald Eitel, Leano Barnes, Charles Wilkersl Randy Lee, Edward Vins: Phil Hall, Lance Weavi Mike Savage, Keith Wallai Mr. William Raby UPHC STERY instructor, Jerry Er glish, Larry Miller, Eddie C hill, Paul Bailey, Dennis D: son, Steve Murrell, Harc Denson, Richard Mende Henry Carrolles, Wayne I4 ker, Mike Russell. i 1 WMMVW YH! W Q ! I 1-12 67,17 aff, . 1 fZ4PC0- Q6 , 29,-'5' 747, , Q51 Lf, Lf, fy ,f PQ! Cf -1, C-,rw J JCE! f Qgwfgf C 5, Z7 . Cff-f' Lf XC .ff ,f ff' K-Q Z -ffzicj, L46 'QQ kg f' C '67 .-229K G6 723 Q fm, agp Z6 4 X563 Cf ' '7 'fray Q1 Xi' . fig, fy!-gqcny .y II6 ,- 211' X' Go' Fight' Win' These simple words sum fejfup the spirit of Del City athletes. Their efforts Z ,fl A 260 are not only on game nights. They have given p A, their time after school and received achinv mus- '3 ' .1 ,W cles each day from long hard practices. The? show good spirit, fine sportsmanship, fairness, and Q 6 ,Zed f-s -Z0 desire to win. xi! Our athletes have brought recognition to our 4440 -1 fgfaij school and we are proud to say that they are 6 . from D. C. H. S. 66 WAP 122 W ,el W e , h 5 it I L . fb M slid .iii A li Vi 1 ,Q x, X s O Q L- Q E K, K . QfjB,l, LFXQ1. A Mm X ' X -T i vi, Q Q 3 Q ls I A S ,lux X N I 'K I X ? gf 5 ar 7 rssiltwlftt... s 'zgfflf 5' 'Lf in sig M Wx' , A as .A 7 0 We ,aaiql .ak A ..f-35: gg s iilffslfaaixh-is 5' sPoRTsMANsH1 m,,, Wmpotw QNQSQ, fo H7 DON COLSTON EARL SHUCK JERRY HARRIS Assistant Coach Head Coack oppon. DC Assistant Coach Northwest Classen 14- to 7 Edmond 25 to 12 Ada 50 to 0 Norman 4-2 to 0 Duncan 21 to 0 Southeast 44- to 0 Classen 6 to 2 Ardmore 22 to 0 Lawton 22 to 6 Stillwater 29 to 6 Football Squad FRONT ROW: Ira Wade, Buddy Seizler, Chester Hazelwood, Kennth Kelly, Fred Ury, Don Sanders, Dan Owens, John Dunnawa .lohn Argo, Charles Mathis, David Fletcher, Mike McConnell, ROW 2: Joe DeVito, Frank Harrill, Jerry Golden, David Richardsol Tom DeVito, Tim Mike, David Rainey, Mike Akin, Allen Caldwell, Dm-wayne Frm-sv, Mark Fuller, Jerry Holt, Vernon Overtul James Kelley. ROW 3: Coach Harris, Coach Colston, Dennis Wade, Robert Bohuslavicky, John Hudgens, Rickey Leavell, Ga: Oliver, Jay Leegnaster, Jack Brown, Gus Haney, Jim Hewlett, Hal Burrows, Danny Meyers, Steve Coleman, Coach Brown, ,lol Wilson, Coach Shuck, ROW 4: Rodney Eaton, Gene Gibbons, Harv Sturdevant, Gary Burch, John Lane, Weston Waggener, ABA Rickey, Dean Bumgarner, Don Puett, Merl Ray, Randy Heintz, Ron Greene BILL RICKEY-Tackle JOHN HUDGENS-Guard JERRY GOLDEN-End All Conference RANDY HEINTZ-Fullback DEAN BUMGARNER-Tackle DAN MEYERS--Fullback Honorable Mention, All Conference Honorable mention, All conference Honorable Mention, All Conference ALLEN CALDWELL-Halfback DON PUETT-Tackle WESTON WAGGONER-Guard II9 i Rex FRANK HARRILL-End ROBERT BOHUSLAVICKY-Guard MERLE RAY-Quarterback, Honorable Mention-All Conference JAY LEEMASTER-Ouarterback STEVE COLEMAN-Center JOHN LANE-End RON GREENE-Halfhack CARY BURCH-Center JAMES KELLEY-Guard .lay Leemaster takes a Lawton punt on the run at the Del City 15 yard line and ran it back to the Del City 30. This punt put Del City in good position for an unsuccessful scoring drive. Fighting for Thai Score Ron Greene breaks into the open during the Del City, Lawton game for twelve yards. This play was our lone scoring drive early in the first quarter. The final score ended with Lawton ahead by a score of 22 to 6. Varsiig Dffense and Defense Our Varsity offense was quarterbacked by Merl Ray, with Jay Leemaster, Randy Heintz, and Ronnie Greene in the backfielc The line was headed by Frank Harrill and Jerry Golden as the ends, and Dean Bumgarner and Bill Rickey as tackles. John Hudgen and Robert Bohuslaviclgy took over the guard position and Steve Coleman was the Eagle center. Warming up before a game helps to relax each player such as sleeping Danny Meyers who leads the team along with Bill Rickey. Our defensive team was compiled of six seniors and four juniors and lone James Kelley, our big sophomore guard. l22 B Team Offense VE: Jerry Holt, David Richardson, Jack Brown, Don Owens, Charles Mathis, Bob Hancock, Rodney Eaton. BACKFIELD: Kennilh lly, Chester Hazelwood, Gary Oliver, Don Sanders. Coach Shuck explains sideline strategy to Danny Our B team had a very successful season this year. They Byers and Merl Ray during the halftime of one were cgached by Coach Bob Brgwn those games. I23 Varsity Managers-ANDY McFEELY and IRA WADE. Del City Del City Del City Del City Del City Del City Del City Del City Del City Del City Del City John Marshall Star Spencer John Marshall McAlester Shawnee Capital Hill Lawton St. Mary's Norman Ardmore Edmond Coach Bill Grove came to Del City from Tulsa this year to teach history and coach the Eagle Varsity basketball team. After having an unsuccessful football season, Coach Grove showed Del City High its first victory hy coaching our basketball players to a 48 to 4-7 win over John Marshall. Of course, we didn't expect to win them all but Mr. Crove has given our boys the prospective and drive to win a good per- centage. BILL GROVE-Head Coach Varsitg Basketball Is a 47 Del City 63 Del City 50 Del City 40 Del City 65 Del City 48 Del City 81 Del City 52 Del City 56 Del City 66 Del City 79 Del City Guthrie 8 Duncan 7 Edmond 7 Star Spencer 8 Norman 7 St. Marys 7 Duncan E Lawton Ardmore Regionals State Finals Don Pruitt, Dave Simms, Jerry McAfee, Dale Johnson, Gary Burch, Danny Meyers, Dean Bumgarner, Robert Harrison, Marlon Hawl Mike HCUSICY, .lily Cotanny, .lay Leemaster, Russel Cram, Steve C0lCman- l24 l H f?5M?,l3j .Y , '- 1 H P0 l tv s x- . S R N 4 CTI:- x gf ,S 2 X X V -1gQQx,gfg- A 1. K xy, L .1 N- W., Y X Q if K QW 5' 3. i N,-L ...- X 2i V- -. xt 9 S? ZF' .4 . 1 kk . J iv X .f , f- 1 zjiffx X egg x.. xy 5' .2 3 ' 'I hz- gi Q 5 Our Baskeiballers Fighf Hard COACH DUANE CRABOUGH- B coach Coach Crabough is also a new coach and teacher here at Del City. Coach Crabough came from Wehbers Falls Oklahoma where he taught for several years. Mr. Crabough is Physical Education teacher, assistant basketball coach, and varsity Baseball coach this year. Del City 25 John Marshall 27 Del City 43 Star Spencer 45 Del City John Marshall Del City Lawton Del City St. Mary Del City Norman Del City Ardmore Del City Edmond Del City Guthrie Del City Duncan Del City Guthrie Del City Edmond Del City Star Spencer Del City Norman Del City St. Mary The B Team Is Tomorrows Varsity hn Jones, Ronnie Airinngton, Steven Foster, John Caldwell, Sparky Luney, Bill Hurley, Phil Stout, Mike Warren Bob Hancock rry Inglish, Tim Beavers, Cary Hoppis, and Ronnie Greene. W W1 fs T SF Q H Ei, 9 H QWFA FN 1Xf x ..,,E' g i l. 1 '1 3 fw- 4 V Mg sfff !YgV3 ww-ff'ifk If hx mx-awww 5 X 4 ml l R 3 N an I zglz M an :Q X x -Q vz u Q X Q New GSX X X x x N xx RN X R '-.M X ff. S ,I ,S 5 . J if E ..l QI V ' ,X g J 'X-S1 p A A t S mi Li S 5 f Qs 5 ,pf i X X Q f' KY WILKERSON MIK ., - ' 5 . V13 X '- 111521 ' A . K Y . Og . mf M. WN.. r Ni? RNS 5 W3 Nt x 'RTE , x X X xx X N iw wai- 3 FRONT ROW: David Clack, Gary Bonner, Ricky Wilkerson, Mike Riley, Tommy Farris, BACK ROW: Coach Monte Hoke, John: Hudgens, Mark Fullelf, Jim Stone, Tom DeVito, James Kelley These Are Our Champs i N V I30 i I I3I Congratulations Mike , as Mike Riley wins another match. of' v 9,1f0,f,,f! t tt vf Wjwdhyfymfj, da, 'L xif' A yi! fyfyflihgwfw ,Y .' W' fffwi Big James Kelley starts to turn op- ponent over just as the first period time runs out. Jimmy Stone and Parker Sneed of Edmond tangle at the Midwest City Tournament. In this picture Jim has control of Sneed even though he is on the bottom. 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Band Coro x, Duke Dotson, Band President, proudly escorts Linda Curtis the 1964-65 Band Queen to -the cen- ter of the stage. The theme, The Days of Wine and Roses, was played by the hand during the coronation which followed the Christmas concert. l'54 1 T1 ,N 5 . 1 km Mbdpiwfig fy w WEA' X X I Wgfpw. K. z WW gf if ,V . 'Sf QQWMQ iz2i5fA!g'S'l3f'2ggix.f. .fffnggfxej M A vaxl . 7 , ffbwwf M li Q f .4151 aa ' Lwfgdwwj f ML' 6. mf MOWW U Q Jil!!! X X A aww 7 ww qmqqxw like M1078 'Y X X IV w J px YN? ,f rw K K 2 . f f 9, Rf .W , 5 3 , 'TNT-y'i ' .N ' x Y Y ' . K. 4 I ax F3 NX B f .wing I X1 X' Nj K MATS- . . 'I we wzsf fo exlenofour smcene fain ,Q J yI'Gh7UOQ fo Gun' ZOQS fir . V U ,Ili fsynzky IAQ pr0uof8ayQ w1Qb5 X I' XX 1 I Gy 07' appears Mwrozyfoul ffe annuaf X Q Xi? LEE X x X X STUDENT COUNCIL 84-85 PEP CLUB B6-87 BAND 88-89 CHORUS 90-91 D CLUB 93 LIBRARY 94 OFFICER 8: GUIDANCE 95 Adams, Dennis 1231 Adams, Nita Kaye 1231, 44, 98, 99. Medical Careers Club 2, 3: Sec. 2: Vice-Pres. 3: Red Cross, 2, 3: Publicity Chairman 3: Latin Club 2, 3: Treasurer 2: Sec. 3: Tennis Team 2, 3, 4: Science Club 3, 4: Pres. 3: Sec.-Rep. 4: National Honor Society 3, 4: Trcas. Rep. 4: Physical Education Award 3: Girls' State 4: Outstanding Senior Girl 4: Senior Favorite 4. Addignton, Gaylen 1231 Akin, Mike 1231, 36, 93, 100, 110, 118, 152. , Football 2, 3, 4: Letterman 2, 3, 4: Baseball 2, Speech 4: H1-Y 4 1officer1: Mask and Gavel Club 4 10ffieer1: D Club, Basketball 3: Eagle Bealron 3: Senior Favor- ite 4. Alderson, Jim Boys Glee Club, D.E. Allen, Roy 1901 Mixed Chorus, President 4: Red Cross. ' Anderson, Kathy 1231, 29, 86, 103, 108. G.R.A. 2: Medical Careers Club 2: Spanish Club 2, 3, 4: Program Chairman 3: -Annual Club 2, Pep Club 2, 3, 4: Reporter 4: National Honor Society 4: Eagle Beakon Exchange Editor 3: Red Cross 4: Senior Favorite. Anna, Sherrie 1231, 94, 105, 136, 151. Yearbook 4: Student Council '4: National Honor Society 4: Miss Eagle 4. Anthony, Rita 1231, 111, 88, 89. Band 2, 3, 4. Armstrong, Sid 1231 Armstrong, Jean 1231 Q Arpoika, Nilaree 1241, 86, 143. Medical Careers Club 2: F.H.A. 3: Pep Club 2, 3, 4: Wrestling Attendant 4. Austin, Vickie 1241 86. French Club 2, Pep Club 2, 3, 4: Eagle Beakon Editor 3. Bailey, Paul 1241, 114. Track 2 Red Cross 4: T 8: I Club 3. Barber, Marie 1241 P.E. Assistant 4. Bashant, Ronnie 1241 Basinger, LaDonna 1241, 86, 137. Pep Club 2, 3, 4: Publicity Chair- man 4: Yearbook 3, 4: Business Manager 4: Yearbook Club 3: Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3: Vice President 2: Intercity Delegate 3: YMCA Youth Citizenship Day 3: Typing I A- ward 2: Junior Play Make-up 'Staff 3: Girls P.E. Assistant 3: Miss Eagle Attendant 4. Bass, Marilyn 1241, 34, 84, 86, 91, 104, 110. Spanish Club,2, 4: Red Cross 2: Pep Club 2, 3, 4: Mask and Gavel Club 3, 4: Sec. 4: Tri-Hi-Y 3: Jr. Prom Committee 3: Student Coun- cil Sec. 4': Debating Team 4: Sen- ior Favorite 4: Eagle Beakou Staff 4: Miss: Ugly 3: Outstand- ing Speech Student of the 'Year 4. Beisel, Debbye Bei 1241, 90. Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, D.E. 4. Beachler, Keith 1241 156 f Organizations HONOR SOCIETY 96-97 BOY 8: GIRL STATE 98 BOY 81 GIRL OF YEAR 99 TRI-HI-Y 81 H1-Y 100 MATH 8: SCIENCE CLUB 101 LATIN, SPANISH, FRENCH 102, 103 Senior Bell, Kenny 1241 Bennett, Charles 1241 Bennett, Jackie 1241 French Club 2, 3, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, 'rn H-Y 2, 3, 4, Chaplain 4, Dramatics 2. Bennett, LeRoy 1241 Berry, Mike 1251, 100. Football 2, 3, 'Basketball 23 Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Mask and Gavel 4. Bicknell, Pat 1259, 1841, 1861, 113, 139, 141. French Club 2, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Activities Committee, French Club 3: Tri-Hi-Y 3, Medical Careers 3, Student Council Rep 2, 3, 4, Secre- tary 4, Football Attendant 4. BiggersQ Debbie 1251, 1861, 1951, 1971 Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Shorthand A- ward 3, Honor Society, 2, 3, 4. Bill, Sonny 1251, 105, 114. ' Band 2, 3, Weight Lifting 2, 4. Blachly, Tom 1251, 11041. Audio-Visual 2, Eagle Bealton 4. Blankenship, Gene Blood, Darrel 1551 , 90, 100. Hi Y 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, Red Cross, 2. Bodine, Glenda 1251 , 107 Bohuslavicky, Robert 1251, 93, 118, 152. ' Football Letterman 2, 3, 4, Bas- ketball Letterman 2, 3, 4, D. Club 2, 3, 4. Bortay, Linda 1261, 40, 105, 106. Pep Club 2, 3, Mask 51 Gavel Club 2, 3, D.E. Club 4, D.E. Club. Secretary 4, Yearbook 3, 4, Asst. Business Manager 3, Senior Favor- ite Junior Play Soph. Assembly Miss Eagle Attendant 4. Bodine, Glenda 1251 , 107 French Club 2, Office 3, F.H.A. 4. Bonner, Gary 1251, 128, 129, 130, 133, 137 Wrestling 2, 3, 4: D Club 2,- 3, 4: Senior Favorite. Boyles, Leroy 1261 Bratu, Barry 1261 Bromleg, cerna 1261, 97 Basketball 2, 3: Student Council 3: National Honor Society 3. Brown. Floyd 1261 Brown, Pat 1261, 104. Mixed Chorus 2: Future Journal- ist of America 3: Glee Club 4: Future Journalist ot America 4. Brown, Paul 1261 Student Council Rep. 2. Brum, Carolyn 1261, 85, 86 Pep Club 2, 3: Pep Club Activi- ties Committee 4: Spanish Club 2, 3, 4: Tri-Hi-Y 2: Student Council Rep. 4. X Bumgarner, Dean 1261, 43, 93, 118, 119, 12'-lv. 125. 153. Football'2, 3, 4: Basketball 2, 3, 105 4: D Club 2, 3, 4: T dt 1 Clltll 2, 3: Senior Favorite. 5 Burlison, Don 1251, 26, 84, 93, 153 Soph. Class Vice-President 2: Jun- ior Class President 3, Football 2, 3, 4: Track 2, 3,'4: Student Coun- cil 2: Student Council Executive Committed 3: Student Council President 4: Soph. Assembly 2: Jr. Play: Weight lifting 3: D JOURNALISM Sz YEARBOOK 104, D.E. 106 F.l-I.A. 107 RED CROSS 108 MEDICAL CAREERS 109 MASK 81 GAVEL 110 lnde club 3, 4: French Club 2, 3: Sen- ior Favorite. Carolto'n, Sherry 1261, 107, 88, 89. Band 2, 3, 4: Dance Band 1, year: French club 1 year: FHA 1 year. Carothers, Joyce 1271 , 86, 151. Pep Club 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 2, 4. Carales, Henry 1271, 114, 115. Cary, Robert 1271, 102. French Club 4. Caudell, Alec 1271 , 114. Red Cross, Stage Crew. Chaffin, Bill 1271 Band 2, 3: T G 1 club 4. Chumbless, Karen 1271, 86, 90 Mixed Chorus 3, 4: Pep Club 2. 3, 4: Medical Careers 2. Chandler, Rosie 1271, 106, 107. FHA 4: Journalism Staff 3: D.E. club 4. Chrisman, Paula 1271, 86, 92, 95, 100, 110. Pep Club 2, 3: Cheerleader 4: Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Chaplain 2, Presi- dent 4: Mask and Gavel Club 4: Annual Lab Staff 3: Eagle Beakon 3: Student Council 3, 4. Clayton, Emily 1281 Gi-rls Tennis Team 3, 4. Cleveland, Aharon Cobey, Mary 1281 Treasurer of Honor Society 2: Fu- ture Homemakers of America 2, Historian 2: Future Scientists of America 2: Spanish Club 4: Eng- lish III Award 3, National Honor Society 4. Coleman, Ronald 1281- Future Journalist of America 4. Coleman, Wanda 1281 Library Staff, 3. l Copus, Laurette 1281 , Pep Club 2, 3: Mask Q Gavel 4: Mixed Chorus 2. Conner, John 11011 Math Club 4: Science Club 2, 3, 4: National Honor Society 4. coach, Linda 1283, 94,'14a. Library Club 4: Vice President of Library 4. Couch, Marcia Denice 1281, 90, 106, 147. Mixed Choir 2, 3, 4: Girls Glee Club 4: D.E. Club 4: Pep Club 2, 3, Student Council 3. Coulter, Pat 1281, 86, 147. D.E. -Club 4: Pep Club 2, 3, 4: Office 4: 'Tri-Hi-Y 3: Mixed Chorus' 4. Crary, Donna- 1281, 88, 89. Band, 2, 3. 4: Medical Careers Club 2: F.1'I.A. 2. Crawford, Betty 1281 French Club 2: D.E. Club 3. Curtis, Linda 1291, 107, 151, 88, 89. Spanish Club, 2, 3, 4: French Club 3, 4: Tri-Hi-Y 2: Band 2, 3, 4: Jr. Band Attendant 3: Band Queen, 4: F.I I.A. 4, National Honor Society. Daniela, Harry 1851 'Student Council 2, 4: Wrestling 2: Medical Club 2. Davis, Earl 1291 , 114. Baseball 2. Davis, Karen Sue 1291, 104, 110. Band, 2, 3: Future Homemaker: FUTURE TEACHERS AND JOURNALISTS 111 COSMETOLOGY 112 JUNIOR PLAY 113 AUTO MECHANICS 114 INDUSTRIAL ARTS 115 of America 2, French Club 21 Science Club-Project Chairman 3: Mask 61 Gavel Club 3, 4: Okla. City Times Teen Reporter 3, 4. Future Journalist of America 4, Journalism 4. DeGarmo, Dean 1291 6 Mask and Gavel Club 2: Re Cross Rep. 3. DeGroat, Ron 1291 T. dt I Club 3. DeMent, Judy 1291 Typing Award 2. Dempsey, Betty 1291, 97. Medical Careers Club 2, 3: Rei Cross Rep. 2, 3: French Club 2 3. State Honor Society 2, Nations Honor Society 4. Dickinson, Phillip 1303, 106. , D.E. 4: President 4. nam., Paying taqy, sa, as, 1071 Band 2, 3, 4: Majorette, 3, 4' Tri-Hi-Y 2: Red Cross Rep. 3 Senior Band Attendant 4: F.H.A 4. Dodd, Arthur Track? Student Council? Downey, Jerry 1291, 94, 108. Wrestling 3, 4: Red Cross Alter, nate 4. Dotson, Duke 1301, 32, 88, 89, 97 101, 103. Band 2, 3, 4: President 4: Spanisl Club 3, 4: Reporter 4: Honor! Society 2, 3, 4: President 4: Stut dent Council 2: Youth Citizenshi: Day 4: Outstanding English, Plan' ,Geometry, History Student 2: Ou standing English, Chemistry, Bio ogy Student 3: Math Club Dukes, Brent 1551 , 97. I State Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Nat' Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Cbemistrk Award, ll: Commended Studen NMSQT, 3. Mask S1 Gavel 2, 3. Dye, James 1301 V Ebey, Bill 1301, 101, 108. 1 Honor Society 2: Red , Cross Reg 4: library 4: Student Libraria, Asso. 4, Math Club 4. 1 ' Eclrel, Richard 1301,-aa, 895 Band 2, 3, 4: Red Cross 2: Med1 cal Arts Club, Chaplain 2. Elliott, Richard 1301. 110. Student Council Alternate 2: Spaniel Club 2, 3: Mask 81 Gavel 4: Baseba. 3, 4. Evans, Donna 1311, 88, 89, 10 146, 151. 1 Band 2, 3, 4: Majorette 2, 3, Head Majorette 3, 4. Orchestra 3. Spanish Club, 3: Medical C reers 2: Y.F.C. 3, 4: D.E. Clu 3, 4: D.E. Queen attendant Soph. assembly 2: Junior Assemb 3. DE Queen 4. Evans, James 1311 , Football 2, 3. Baseball, 2, Spanish Club 2: Vice Pres. 3. Evans, John Erwin, Tom 4301, 94 Y.F.C. 2, 3, Library Club ? 2, 3, Farmer, Ricki 1311, 86, 97. State Honor Society 3: Medic Arts Club 2, 3: French Club 3: Pep Club 2, 3, 4: Junior R Cross and Secretary 4: Girl of t Month of November, 4: Stude Council alternate 2, '3. Natio 'Honor Society. Farrow, Jimmy Dale Weightlifting 3, T 8: I Club 2, 3, 4, High School Red Cross? Field, Peggy 1311 Filippo, Opal 1311, 86, 106. Pep Club 2, 3, 4. Medical Careers Club 2, 3, 4: Chaplain 4: Red Cross Rep. 2, 3. Floyd, Lynda 1311, N. Library 3, 4: Library Club 4. Fowler, Larry 1311, 88, 89. Band 2, 3, 4: Drum Major -t: Ass't Drum Major 3: Weight lift- ing 4. Gayles, Shirley 1311 F.H.A. 2: Glee Club 3. Caraway. Janice 1321 Pep Club 2, 3, 4: D.E. 4: Cos- metology 4. Gentry, Margaret 1321, 97. State Honor Society 2. Gilmore, Chuck 1321, 93, 97, 111, 129. Parliamentarian of D Club 4, State and National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, YMCA leadership week 4: Chemistry award 3: typing awards 3: Football 2. 3, 4: wrestling 3, 4: baseball 2, 3, 4. Gitthcns, lean .Ann 1271,. 32, 84, 92, 142, 151. Pep. Club 2, 3, 4: Cheerleader 3, 4: Soph. Class Treasure' 2: Student CUUYICH 2. 42. Jr. Class Treasurer 3: Student Council Publicity Chairman 4: Senior Favorite: Stu- dent Council Honor Roll 2: lun- ior Play: Soph Assembly: Junior Assembly. Wrestling Queen 4, Na- tional Honor Society 4. Gilmore, Chuck 1321, 93, 97, 111, 129. Parliamentarian of D Club 4? C State and National Honor Society 2, 3, 4. YMCA leadership week 4: Chemistry award 3: typing awards 3: Football 2, 3, 4: wrestling 3, 4: baseball 2, 3, 4. Gittbens, Jean Ann 1271, 32, 84, 86, 92, 142, 151. Pep Club 2, 3, 4: Cheerleader 3, 4: Soph. Class Treasurer 2: Stu- dent Council 2, 4:' Jr. Class Treasurer: 3: Student Council Publicity Chairmii 4: Senior Fa- vorite: Student Council Honor Roll 2: Juniqr Play: Soph As- sembly: Junior Assembly: Wres- tling Queen 4--National Honor So- ciety 4. Comen, Jerry 1321. 44, 93, 97, 98, 99, 118, 119, 122, 153. Football 2, 3, 4: Baseball 2, 3, 4: Weightlifting 2, 3: D Club 2, 3, 4: Secretary 4: State Honor 'Society 2, 3, 4: National Honor Society 3: 4: Vice President of National Honor Society 4: Student oi'Today' 4: Student Council 3: Youth' Leadership week 4: Spanish Club 2: Eoy's State. Golem, Michele 1321, 102, 107, 110. F.H.A. 3, 4: Latin Club 4: Mask and Gavel? 4. Graham, Llinda 1321 , 88, 89. Band 2, 3,.4: F.H.A. 4. Gramlich, Sue 1331, B6, 97, 101. Pep Club 3, 4: Science Club 2, 3, 4: National Honor Society 2, 3, 4: State Honor Society 2, 3, 4. Greeson, Larry 1331, 100 Baseball 2, 3: Basketball 2, 3: .Football 2: Junior Red Cross 2: Junit-ir Assembly 3. Green, Brenda 1 331 Gryder, Jimmy 1331 dr I Club 2, 3, 4. . Griffin, Glenna 1331 French Club 2: ' Journalism 3: F.H.A. 4. Griffith, Barbara 1331 Eaglette. Pep Club 2, 3, 4: Mask and Gavel Club 3: Junior Class Reporter 3: Eagle Beairon Staff 3, 4: Editor 4: Future Journalists of America 3. 4. Guthrie, Roberta 1331 Hale, Rodney 1331 Hammer, Cecil 1331, 88, 89. Band 2, 3, 4: Stage Craft 3. Harder, Hollecn 1341, 86, 91, 110, Q 143. Pep Club 2, 3, 4: Mask and Gavel 2, 3, 4: Vice President 4: Junior 'Play 3: French Club 2: Tri-Hi-Y 4: Yearbook Club 2: F.l'I.A. 2. Hargrave, Willia 1341 Harrill, Frank 1341, 93, 118, 122, 128, 129, 150, 152. i Football 2, 3, 4: Wrestling 2, 3, 4: D Club 2, 3, 4: Vice-Pres idcnt 4. Harris, Judi 1341, 25, 36, 133, 152, 153. Pep Club 2, 3, 4: Cheerleader 2, 3: Program Chairman 4: Football Queen 4: Office Girl 3: Senior Favorite Eagle Beakon 3: Red Cross Rep. 3. Harrison, Robert 93, 124. Football 2, 3: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Baseball 2, 3, 4: French Club 2, 3: D Club 3, 4. Hayes, Barbara 1341 Pep Club 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 4: Student Council 2: Babes In Toyland Play 4. Hays, Bob 1341, 90. All State Choir 4: Mixed Chorus 4. Hays, Johnny 1341, 114. T 8: I Club 3, 4. Heintz, Randy 1341, 85, 93, 97, 9B, 100, 118. 119, 152. Student Council 3, 4: Football 2, 3. 4: Basketball 2, 3: Track 2. 3: National Honor Society 2, 3, 4: State Honor Society 2, 3, 43 Spanish Club 2, 3, 4: D-Club 2, 3, 4: Boys State 4: YMCA Youth Citizenship Week 4. Hendricks, Janet 1341 Pep Club 4. Hensley, Mike 1341, 29, 124, -125, 150. Football 3: Baseball 3, 4: Sec. Hi-Y 4: Senior Favorite 4: Bas- ketball 3, 4: Mr. Basketball 4: Sweetheart Attendant 4. Hicks. Linda 1341, 86, 112. Pep Club 2, 3, 4. Hicks, Mike 1341 T 81 I Club and Auto Mechanics 3, 4. Hicks, Milton 1341, 84. Basketball 2, 3: Football 2: Latin Club 2, 3, 4: Math 8: Science Club 2, 3, 4: Student Director Jr. Class Play 3: Student Director Career Day 4: Governor During Youth Leadership Week: Honor Society 2, 3, 4: PTSA Student Rep.: Student Council. Hill, Bob 1351 Track 3, 4: YMCA Leadership Week 4: Student Director for Career Day 4. Hinkle, Teddy Sophomore Assembly 2: Junior Play 3. Holder, Duane 1351 Holland, Wayne 1351 Student Council Rep. 2: Nation- al Honor Society 4. Holly, Jackson 1353 Wrestling 2. Hoover, David 1351, 102. French Club 3, 4: Math Club 2: Science Club 1: Honor Society 3. 4: State Hur. Society 3, 4: Chern- istry Award: Football 2: Basket- ball 1. Horn, Janice 1351, 107. Annual Lab 2: Red Cross 3: F. H. A. 4. Houston, Kathy 1341 D.E. 2, 3: Medical Careers Club 2. Howard, Janie Shorthand Award 3: Perfect At, tendance Award. Howerton, Glenda 1351 Medical Careers Club 2: D.E. Club 3, 4. Howry,Mike 1361 Hudgens, Johnny 1311, 35, 93, 118, 119, 128, 129, 130, 133, 152. D Club 2, 3, 4: President 4: Wrestling 2, 4: Weight Lifting 3. Hunter, C. E. 1361 , 35. 38. 98- YEC 2, 3: Band 2, 3, 4: Band Vice-President 4: Boys Stale 45 Student Council 4: Golf 2, 33 Weight Lifting 4: Junior Play 3. Hunter, Janie 1361, 88, 89. 96. 97. Hyde, Chris 1361. 106. iand 2, 3: Track 2, 3: D.E. Club , 4. Hymer, Jimmy ' Red Cross 2: D.E. 2, 3, 4. Ingram, John David 1361 Red Cross Rep. 2, 3. Inman, Jeanette 1361 I, Pep Club 4: Glee Club 4: Spanish Club -1. Jacobs, Bob T tt I Club 2, 3, 4. Johnson, Dale 1371, 24, 25. Basketball 3, 4: Track 3, 4: Foot- ball 3, 4. Johnston, Tommy 1371, 48, 94, 114. Jeffrey, Cris 1371, 90, 93. Football 2, 3, 4. Music 2, 3, 4. D. Club 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y Club 4. Jones, Marcia 1371, 97, 101. Spanish Club 2:, Honor Society 2, 3, 4: State and National Hnr. Society:' Science Club Sec. 3: Project Chairman 4: Math Club 4: Publicity Chairman: Red Cross Rep. 4. Jones, Richard Keating, Patsy 1371, 106. D.E. Club 3, 4: Library 3. Kelley, Mary Ann 1371, 104, 111. Pep Club 2, 4: Annual Club 2, 3: Future Home Makers Club 2: Soph. Skit Day 2: Mask and Gavel 3: Junior Play 3: Office Girl 3: Journalism 4: OIPA Club 4: Future Journalists of America 4: Girls Cleo Club 4. Kern, Ronald 1371 , 88, 89. YEC 2: Band 2, 3, 4: Math Club 4: Spanish Club 2, 3, 4: Nation- al Honor Society 4. ' Klopfenstine, Evelyn 1371, 97. National and State Honor Society 4: English Award 3: Office 3: Mixed Chorus Accompanist 3: Li- brary 2: Medical Arts Club 2. Kring, Kitty Lee 1371, 100. Girls Tennis Team 3, 4. Lamar, Sheila 1311, 88,' 89, 137. Band 3, 4: Annual Staff Editor 4: Miss Eagle Attendant 4. Larnbrecht,Bill 1931 Baseball 2, 3, 4: Weightlifting 3, 4: D. Club 3, 4. Lane, Harold 1371, 88, 39. Red Cross Rep. 2: Student Coun- cil Rep. 3: As. Drum Major 2: Band 2, 3, 4. Lankford, Jerry 1381, 114. Citizenship Day Fire Chief 4. Loyd, Linda 1381 Lea, Donna 1381, 145, 88, 89. Band 2, 3, .4: YFC 2, 3: Medical Careers Club 2, S, 4: Majorctte 2, 3, 4: Spanish Club 3, 4: F. H. A- 4: banf Att. 4. Leavell. Rick 1381, 85. 93. 113. 152- Football 2, 3, 4: Track 2. 3- 45 D. Club 2, 3, 4: Student Council 2, 3, 4. Lee, Ronnie 1381, 88, 89. Band 2, 3, 4-:.Latin Club 3. Lewis, Linda 1381, 112. Pep Club 2, 3: Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4: Red Cross Rep. 2: UP' eretta 4- Lcwis, Mike Ligon, Peggy 1381 , 86, 91, 107. Pep Club 2, 3, 4: F. H. A. 2: Mixed Chorus 2, Attendance Award 2: F. H. A. Treas. 3: Girls Glee Club 3, 4: F. I-1. A. President 4. Likes, Judy 1381, 86, 91. Pep Club 2, 3, 4: Glec, Club 2, 3, 4: Library 3. Linder, Lice Wrestling 2. Logsdon, Rue Leeta 1381 Girls Cleo Club 2. 3. 43 Pep Club 2, 3, 4. Long, Darrel 1381, 102. Band 2, 3: Latin Club 4. Lorenzen, Linda 1381 Junior Assembly 3. Luney, Kay 1391 , 86, 97. 103- Red Cross Representative 4: Pep Club 3,,-1: Honor Society '3, 4: ' Library 3. Lunow, Karen 1391 Pep Club 2, 3: Medical Arts 2, 3: Girls P.E. Assistant 3: Nation- al Honor Society 2. Lyon. Robert 1391, 94, 97. Sltallish Clllb 2, 3, 4: Student Council 2, 4: Track 2, 3, 43 State Honor Society 2, 3, 4: Ng. tional Honor Society 2, 3, 4: Parliamentarian 4: Student Schol. arship Committee 3: Chemistry Award 33 Economics Award 3: English Award 3: Problems of Democracy Award 3 g YMCA Youth Citizenship Day 4. Luttrell, Bonita 1391, 47, 35, 95' 139,141, 153 . Red Cross Representative 2, 3: PCP Club 2, 3, 4: Annual Club 2. 3: Assistant Editor 3: Senior Class Reporter 4: Senior Favorite 4: 'Senior Football Attendant 4: TYPUIK I Award 2: Sweetheart :tts-ndunt 4: Basketball Attendant Martindale, Steve 1391 Student Council 2: Alternate 4: French Club 2. Martin, Larry 1391 r Science Club 3. Martin, Jim 1391, 90. Mixed Chorus 4: Babes In Toy- land 4. Masters, Terry 1401, 85, 97, 100, 110. Mask and Gavel Club 3, 4: Pres- ident 4: French Club 2, 3: Babes In Toyland 4: Student Council 4: Nat'l Honor Society 2, 3, 4: Parliamentarian 4: State Honor Society 2, 3, 4: Student Council Honor Roll 2, 3, 4: I-li-Y 4. Matthews, Verna 1401, 102, 110. Pep Club 2, 3, 4: French Club 3, 4: Mask and Gavel club 4. Maxwell, James 1401 Student Council Representative 3: Perfect Attendant Award 2. Meyer, Marilyn 1401, 31, B4, 85, 85. Dramatics Club 3: Basketball At- tendent 2: Pep'Club 2, 3, 4: Pep Club Junior Representative 3: Pep Club President 4: Student Coun- cil 2, 3, 4: Student Council Re- cording Secretary 3: Student Council Point System Chairman 5: Football Attendent 3: Assistant Yearbook Editor 3: Senior Favor- ite 4: Junior Play Make-up Staff 3. Mayer, Peter John 1401 Football 2. Meddcrs, Gaylen 1401 Track 2, 3, 4. Miller, Edwin Bruce Michael, Ted 1401, 104, 105, 111. Yearbook Staff 4: The Eagle Bea- kon 4. Meyers, Danny 1401, 118, 122, 124, 153. Basketball 2, 3, 4: Baseball 2, 3, 4: Football 2, 3, 4: D Club 2, 3, 4: Junior Sweetheart 3. Meeks, Gerald 1401 , 88, 89. Band 2, 3, 4: Track 2, 3, 4: Red Cross Rep. 4: Weightlifting 3, 4: French Club 2, 3, 4: YFC 2, 3. Miller, Freddie 1411, 106, 108. T 81 I Club 2, 3: D.E. Club. Milling, Gail 1411, 86, 104, 111. Pep Club 4: Tri-Hi-Y 4: Future Journalists of America 4: Cir- culation Editor, Eagle Beacon 4. Miller, Loyd 1411, 114. Miller, Larry 1411, 97, 114. Mourly, Carolyn Sue 1431 D.E. Club 3, 4: Chaplain 4: D.E. Award 3: F. H. A. 3. Maddox, Richard 1391, 97, 101. Math Club 3, 4: Vice-Pres. 3: Science club President 4: National Honor Society 3, 4: YMCA Youth and Citizenship Day 4: Plane Geo- metry Award 3: Chemistry Lab As- sistant 4. Mobly, Kathy 1411. 85, 90. Pep Club 2, 3, 4: Activities Chairman 5: Mixed Choir 2, 3, 4: Choral-Aires 3: Student Council Rep. 3, 4: French Club 2, 3: All Sta? Choir 2: Music Operet- ta 2, 3, . l57 Senn, Connie f49l Redwinc, JoAnn 46 Mizenko, Tommy ffl-lj T 8: l club 2, 3. Miller,fPatsy f4lj, 91, 104, lll. Pep club 2, 3: Medical Careers club 2: YFC 25 National Honor Society 2, 3, 45 State Honor So- ciety 2, 3, 4: Jr. Red Cross 33 Girl's Glee Club 4: Future Journa- lists of America 4. Montgomery, Sharon 1411 Pep Club 2, 3, Mixed Choir 2, 3, 4: Operclta 2, 3, 4: Red Cross Rep. 3. Moles, Don 1415 Basketball 23 Sophomore Assembly 2: ,lunior Play 3, Junior Assembly 3. Moore, Glenda H11 , 90. Girls Glee Club 25 Spanish Club 2: Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Red Cross 43 National Honor Society 4. Morris. Greg fd-lj , 47, 93. Football 2, 4: Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 43 Senior Favorite 43 Student Council 3. Mosley, Jim 1431, 90. Football 2, 3g Student Council 3: Mixed Chorus 4. Moulton, Winona 1437 . 94. Pep Club 2, 3: Medical Careers Club 2, Student Library Associa- tion 4: Student Day Library Direc- tor 4, Library 3, 4. Mulonax, Randy C431 Track 2, 3, 45 Mask and Gavel Club 2, 3: Parliamvntarian 2. Mullins, .lim fd-31 T Br l'Club 3, 4. McAfee, Jerry 0131, 124. Track 33 Basketball 4. Mustion, Alan 1431 Muncrief, Anna f43l, 87, 104, 111. Medical Careers 2, ,Ag Spanish Club 2: F. H. A. 3, 43 Pep Club 4, School Paper 4. McClelland, Jean 1421 Pep Club 2. McClelland, Bruce M21 French Club 2, Track 3, 4. McBride, Connie f42P, 85, 86, 93, 143. Student Council Rep. 2, 4: Mixed Chorus 23 Pep Club 2, 3, 4: Treasurer 4, Red Cross 2, Medical Cnrccrs 2. McAllister, Donna 85, 97. 'A Pep Club 2, 3: Honor Society 3: Student Council 2, 4, Latin Club. McDaniel, Larry 0121, 93. 'Class Reporter 25 Wrestling 2, 3. 4: Golf Team 2, 35 Class Parlia- mcntarion 3g Junior Assembly 3: Class Parliamcntaram 4. McConnell, Gary I-12, , 85, 106. Student Council 2, 45 D.E. 4: Parliamentarian 4: Boys Glee Club 2. McClellan, Thomas f42l McEvnr, Judy 1441 Pep Club 2, 4, Mixed Chorus,2. 4: Student Council Rep. 25 Op- eretta 4. McDonald, Margaret fd-4, , 86. Pep Club 4. McDonald, Linda M41 Library Club 4: Red Crass Rep. 4: Library 4. McDonald, Deanna I-121, 52, 95, 104, 111. Annual Club 2: Spanish Club 2, Future Journalists of America 4: Eagle Boakon Staff 4. McKenna, Scott 0141 McGowen, Joan Q44-l , 86, 95, 97. Spanish Club 2, Red Cross 3: Student Council 25 Pep Club 3, 4: Tri-Hi-Y 4, State Honor Soc' iety 2. McGlasson, Paul Mccchcc, Linda H41 , 95. Office 3, 4: Student Council Alter. 4. McFeely, Andy 144i Track 2: Basketball Manager 3, 4. McKenzie, Bill 1441 D.E. Club 3, 45 Nagel, Vivan f-1-Sl , 109. Spanish Club 2: Medical Careers Club 2, 3, 45 D.E. Club. l58 Newmark, Rose Nall, Gail G51 Pep Club 23 Student Council Alter. 2: Choir 3. Norman, Mike 4457, 271 Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Senior Favorite 4, French Club 2, 3, 45 Weight- lifting 2, 3, 4. Null M rnu 1861, 90, 97, 103, 110. 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 2, v Y Pep Club 3, 4, Nal'1 Honor Society 2, 3, 4: Treasurer 3, Mask and Gavel Club 2, 3, 43 Opcrclln. Owen, Dec Ann Overall, Bobbie Q4-SJ F. H. A. 3: Medical Careers Club 2, 3, 4: Sec.-Trcas, nf Merl- ical Carccrs Club 4. Owes, Ronnie I4-SJ , 90. Red C-ross, Mixed Chorus. Parsons, Gary 1451 Phvlps, Paul 88, 89. Phillips, Pat F. H. A. 2, 3, 4. Pcrsonctt, David Pebswnrth, Gary 1453 Wrestling 2. Pearce, Roberta 4451, 86, 90. Pep Club 3, 4: Girls Glee Club 25 Mixed Chorus 3, 4: Choir Li- brarian 4, Opcrclla 3, 4. Patrick, Connie f-151, BB, 89, 103. Band 2, 3, 45 Secretary 4: Senior Favorite 4, Band Council 3, 4: YFC 2, 3: F. H. A. 2, 3, 4: Spanish Club 2, 3, 4. Pruitt, Don BS, 93, 152. Basketball 2, 3, 45 Baseball 2, 4: Student Council 4: Alternate 29 National Honor Society. Prollock, Bruce 46, 93, 150. Track 2, 3, 43 D Club 3, 43 Hi-Y 3, 45 Spanish Club 3: Out- standing Christian Athlete 3. Poller, Cheryl 94, 97, 102, 103. Spanish Club 2, 3, 45 French Club 3, 4: F. H. A. 2, 3: State Honor Society 2, 3, 4: National Honor Society 2, 3, 43 President of Spanish Club 4, President of French Club 4 : Student Council Alternate 4: Junior Assembly 3. Plumlec, Tommy 46, 106, 114, 115. T K I Club 2, 3: D.E. Club 3. Plumbtrce, Linda 1461, 97, 103, 111-. State Honor Society 2, 3, 4: Na- tional Honor Society 2, 3, 4: urcr 33 D Club '2, 3, 4: Ser- geant of Arms 4: Baseball 2: Stu- dent Council 2g Senior Favorite: Annual Lab 4: All-Conference 4. All district 4, All City 4. Ride-nour, Lindo f-471 , 95, 112. Pep Club 2, 3: Red Cross Rep. 2, Student Council Rep. Alt. 25 Medical Carccrs Club 2. Robinson, Carol 1471, 88, 89, 97, 103, 141. Spanish Club 3, 4: Vice President 43 Band 2. 3. 4: Senior rcprcscn- tative to Band Council 4: Stale Honor Society 2, 3, 43 National Honor Society 2, 3, 4: 4, D.E. Club 45 Girl Secretary of the Month for B 81 PW 43 Dance Band 2, 3: Soph. Band Attendant 2: Band Sec. 8: Trcas. 3: Soph. Assembly 2, All-State Band, Tri- Slate. Robison. David f48l T dz l Club 2, 3, 4. Rominc, .lack 1481, 106. D.E. Club 4. Roshc, Carol 0181, 102, 110, 111. French Club 3, 4. Rose, Janice 1481, H6, 107, 108, 137. F. H. A. ,2. 3, 4: Eagle Bcnkon 3: Eagle Yearbook Staff Orga- nizations Editor 4: Red Cross Rep. 4: Pep Club 4: Miss Eagle At- Rosewitz, W. 148, tcndanl 4. Rycroft, Anne K-181, 86, 95, 97, 103. Pep Club 2, 3, 45 Activ mittee 4, Spanish Club ities Com- 2. 3. 4: Tri-Hi-Y 3: State Honor Society 2. 3- 45 National Honor Society 3. 4: Typingl Awnrd 3, Student Council 4. Sandlin, Larry Baseball 3, 4: Football 2: Basket- ball 2g D.E. 2, 3, 4. Sanford, Diane I 481, 101, 88, 89. Band 2, 3, 4: Math Club 4. Sarrett, Roberta Jenn f49l , F. H. A., Red Cross Rep. Scoggins, Patsy 1491 French Club 2: Student Council Alternate 2: Office 4. Tri-Hi-Y 3: Spanish Club 4. Pickett, Sandra f 461 , 91. D.E. Club 2, 3, 4: Student Council 3: Pep Club 3. Puett, Don M61 , 118, 119. Football 3, 43 D Club 3, 4: Track 2, 3, 4. Rains, Diana Medical Careers Club 25 Red Cross 2, 3. Rainey, David MQ, 40, 93, 100. 110. 152. Football 4: Senior Favorite 43 Hi-Y President 4, Inter-City pres. 4: Mask and Gavcl 3, 4. Reynolda, Jcrric Reese, Mary 1471, BS, 86, 94, 97. Pep Club 2, 3, 4: History Club 2: Spanish Ch? 2, 3: State Hon- or Socicty 2, . 4: National Hon- or Society 2, 3, 4: Science Club 2: Tennis 3: Spanish Award 3: Student Council Rep. 4: Library 4. Recd, Barbara 1471 ' National Honor Society 4. Mask and Gavel Club 2: Specoh- Awards 2: Annual Club 3: Pep Club 2, 3: Student Council Rep. 2. Ray, Merle 1461, 93, 118, 122, 152. Studcnt Council Rep. 2, 33 Foot- ball 2. 3, 4: Basketball 2, 3: Baseball 2, 33 Member of D Clubg Honorable Mention All Conference 4. Reynolds, Linda H72 French Club 2, 3: Tri-Hi-Y 3: Mixed Chorus 2. 3: Glee Club 3: Pop Club 2, 3. Rickey, Bill CBSJ, 93, 105, 119, 122, 152. Football 2, 3, 45 I-li-Y 3: Treas- Medical Careers Club 2: Pep Club 2: Red Cross Rep. 2: French Club 3, Student Council Rep. 3. Shawver, Beverly 49. D.E. Club 3, 45 D.E. Queen At- tendant 3g National Honor So- ciety. Shelton, Evelyn 1491 ciec Club s, 4, F. H. A. 2, a, 4, Red Cross Rep. 4. Sherman, Mary Kay 1491 , 32, 84, 86, 94, 97, 98, 102, 110. Pep Club 3, 4: Mask and Gavel 2, 3, 43 Sec. 3: French Club 3, 4: Sec.- Trcas. 4: National Honor Society 2, 3, 4: State Honor Society 2. 3, 4: PTSA RUP- 42 Jr. Play: Girls State 43 Senior Favorite 4. Shocker. Ron f49l. 85. 93. 100. Football 2: Basketball 2, 33 Span- ish Club 4: D Club 3, 43 Hi-Y 2, 4: Student Council 3, 4: Coll 2. 3. 4: Vice-President Senior Class 4. Smith, Lewis M91 , 114. T K I Club 2, 3, 4. Smith, Marie K-191, 90. State Honor Society 2: Girls Glee Club 2: Seo. 2, Mixed Chorus 3, 4: Sec. 3, Music Operetta 2, 3, 45 Shorthand I Award 3: Math Award 3: National Honor Society 4. 'Sncr-d, Sarah U91 Snider, Ed 106 D.E. Club: D.E. Parl. 4. Standfill. James 1501 T 81 I 3, 4. Stanclfill,0Mary Lou 1501, 94, 107. F. H. A. 2, 4, Library Club 4. Stagcr, Don KSOJ Track 4. Stafford, Sue 1503, 86. Pep Club 2, 3, 4: GRA's 2: Tennis 2, 3: Annual Business Manager 3: Eagle Beakon 33 An- nual Club 3g Senior Class Treas- urer 4: National Honor Society 4: Red Cross Rep. 2. Stanley, Rudy Latin Cluh 4: National Honor Society 3. Stafford, Charlie f50l, 84, 97. Football 2: State Honor Society 2: Student Council Q2, 44 Officer 4: Track 2, 3, 4: Outstanding Gym Award 33 French Club 3: Math Club 3. Starks. Jimmy f50l Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4: Opcretla 2, 4. Spence, .lunc f50l Girls Glee Club 2. Speck, Dearlyne G-9, , 86, 95. Latin Club 2, 3: Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Activities Conuuitlcc 4-g Stu- dent Council Altcrnalo 4: National Honor Society 43 Counseling of- ice 3: Office 4. ' Slonc, Jim 1511, 128,'129, 130, 132, 133. Wrestling 2, 3, 4. Stone, Helen 1511 Stillwell, Sherry Ann 4511 Typing l Award 2. Stevens, Judy f50l , 95, 97, 102, 103, 110, 111. Spanish Club 2, 3, 4: Mask and Gavel 2, 3, 4: Treasurer 3: Stain Honor Society 2, 3, National Honor Society 3: Tri-Hi-Y 3: Latin Club Vice-President 4. Stewart, Sandy 1501, 97. Pep Club 2, 3: Spanish Club 2: State Honor Society 2, 3, 4: Na- tional Honor Society 2, 3, 4, English Award 33 Science Club 3: Red Cross 2, 3: Medical Careers 2. Steward, Ruth Ann 150, , 103. Pep Club 2, 3, 4: Spanish Club 3, 4: Reporter 3: Eagle Beakon 3: Page Editor 3: Annual Club 3. Stewart, Kathryn fsoy , 85, 95. French Club 33 Tri-Hi-Y 2, Stu- dent Council Rep. 4. Taylor. James T 81 l Club 2, 3, 4. Thompason, Don 1511 , ll-1-. T dl l Club 3. Thomas, Sheril 1511, 106. D.E. Club 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 3, Medical Careers 25 Girls Glee Terry, .Toe C511 Football 25 Weightlifting ' 3: Base- ball Mgr. 3. ' Taylor, Steve T 8: I Club 2, 3, 4, Tritach, Cheryl K52l , 90. Pep Club 2, 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 4: Operelta 4. Treaclwell, Sue Q52l, 35, 86, 95, 97. Pep Club 2, 3, 4: Vice-Pres. 4, National Honor Society 3, 43 Stu- dent Council 23 Altemate 3: Scu- ior Favorite 45 Soph. Class Sec- retary 2, Football Queen Attend- ant 35 Office 3, 45 Junior lluy Make-up Staff 3. Trader, Jeanie f52l, 86, 90. Pep Club 2, 3, 43 Medical Careers 2, Girls Glee Cluh acc. 3, Mixed Chorus 4: Operetta 4. ' Toy, Dean 4521, 106. D.E. Club 4. ' Tillman, Annette Annual Lab 3, D.E. 3, 4. Thompson, Tommy 4515 T GL I Club 3, 4. Urice, Joel 90, 97. Choral Aires 2, 33 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 45 State Honor Society 2, 3, 45 National Honor Society 2, 3, 4: Prcs. of Soph. Class: Vice- Preaident of Jr. Class: Pres. of Sr. Class. Vinson, Edward G31 , 94. ' Vurnor, Edward f52l i Track 2, 3, 43 Spanish Club 3. Van Dyck, Sandra 102, 103, 103. French Club 3, 4: Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Red Cross 4: YFC 2: Typing I Award 3: Medical Carec Club 2. Wackcrly, Bobbie f53l Glee Club 2, 4: President 4 Mixed Chorus 3. Wright, Robert Wade, Dennis 631, 118. Mixed Chorus 3, 45 Track 2, 3, 4: Junior Play Hi-Y 3, 4: Foot- ball 43 French Clu'b 2, 3, 4. Made, Shari f53J Pep Club 2g Library 4. waggoner, Weston l53,, 93, 100, 110, 118, 119, 152. F Football 2, 3, 4g Mask and Gavel , Club ag Hi-Y 4. 'Waguer, Marie Iwalker, Bob i Juqior Play. :Wallacc, Keith 1531, 114. IWhite, David 1541, 84. Track 2, 3, 4g Footb l 2 Soph. al : I Class Parl. 23 Student Council 2, .'3, 43 Parl. 4: Designed Student Council 2, 3, 45 Bookstore Mgr. 8: Business Manager 4: Girls Shim 4- Williams, Sher-ron 154, , 59. Pep Club 3, 45 Student Council Altcmate 3. Williamson, Robert Wilson, Doris 1553, 88, 89. Band 4. Weaver, Charlie Football 3. Webber, Orland Weeks, Theresa Pep Club 2, 3, 4g Sec. 4: Soph- omore Football Queen Attendant 2: Student Council 4. Winkleman, Mike QSSJ , 114. T 81 I 3, 4. I Directory 4. Nwmua, Diana 1541 Pep Club 2, 3: Student Council Alt. 43 Red Cross Rep. 35 Queen Allen. Football 25 Tri-Hi-Y 2. Willianls, Addie Mae Pep Club 2, 35 Student Council I Alternate 3: Medical Careers Club 2: Business Machines Award 3. Abcrnathic, Claire 1571, R12 Adams, Beverly Albert, Glen 157, Xlexandcr, Barbara 1571, 87 Klexander, William ISU , 88, 89 Allied, Sandra Anderson, Ann 1571, 112 Anderson, Barbara 1571, 102, 88, 89 Anderson, Ronald f57J Arden, Larry C571 irmstrong, Linda 4513 , 112 Srpuika, William Kshlock, Karen KSU Kshlon, Barbara KSU Back, Carolin fS5J Bacxuk, John f5'll, 94 Baird, Linda 4513, 86, 103 iaker, Gloria 117 hker, Ioan 1571, 56, 86, 103 iaker, Larry QSYJ, 90 larker, Thelma 112 larlor.'Ea1-nest Beachler, Linda G71 Seavers, Tim f57Q, 127 Bell, Sammy 1571 Reltes, Lee 1571, 85, 110, 97, H3 Tischoff, Larry lishop, Jim iishop, George llack, Dean UID Ilunkenship, Dodic 1581, 87, 108, 112 llankenship, Patty f58J iobo, Barbara 1585, 86 Soles, Curt 85 Bollinger, Blake 631, 145 lorum. Kay 1581, 88, 89 Ioslwick, Patricia QSSJ, 88, 89, 4101, 107 low, Judy f58J, 90, 112 loyle, Thomas Jr. . hadley, I.aQui!a QSBD, 90 Irannon, John 100 lranstine, Robert qrashier, Linda KS-BJ, 86, 94 reerllove, John U31 Jrewer, Mike Brewer, Richard Brown, Jack 1583 85, 118, 123 Brown, Jimmy 115 Buckmaster, Jennifer fumgarner. Jerry C581 Burch. Gary 1581, 93, 118, 120, 124. 125 lurcham, Sharon 1581 iurcham, Steve 1581 Burrows. Hal QSBH, 118, 97 Buser, Kathy 1581 Ilhill, Eddie 114 Ialdwell, Paula 1581, 86, 10-1-, 92, 141 lamp, Ronald ..arpenter, Bill Iarpenter, Judy 1581, 87, 94 Tux-roll, Sandra 102 Inner, James f58j, 94', 101, 110 Inner, Jim latter, Richard f5BJ Inruso. Dick 1591 :sssil, Sherry 1591, 86, 104, IDD Jxamhers, Lewis Jhaffin, Linda f591 Ihamblcss. Gayle f59j , 87 .hampman, Sha. .... Zhilders, Dianna 1591, 87, 112 Ihilders, Kgthy i591 , 88, 89, 102 Ilzumley, Howard -1591, 88, 89, 102 - Winter, Sherill Qssy, 85, 109. Latin Club 3, 43 Medical Careers Club 4: Program Committee: Li- brary Club 4g Student Council 4. Wise, Glen 1551 D.E. Club 2, 3. Witt, Carolyn G51 Girls Glee Club 2, 3: Librarian 3. Junior Clank, Linden 159, Clawson, Jerry lS9J Clark, Paul f59l Clevcnger, Jack G91 Cline, .lamus 1591 Cole, Jerry Coleman, Steve 1591, 104, 93, 118, 97, 120, 122, 124, 125 Colliver, Linda 1591 Conner, Peggy 1591, 88, 89 Cook, Ben f60l Cook, Bill 1601, 101 Coppinger, Roy f60J, 114 Corbin, Steve CUX, Becky 1601, 107, 108 Cram, Russell 1601, 93, 124 Crane, Floyd QGOJ, 97 Cross, Vicki 1601, 103, 107 Wolfe, Camlyn CSSJ, 43, 86, 92. Cheerleader 2, 3, 4: Head Cheer- lender 4: Student Council Alt. 2: Red Cross 3, 3: Ir. Play 3: Sr. Favorite 4. Walsh, Eldon V Baseball 2, 3, 43 Hi-Y 2, 43 Chaplain 2g Student Council Al- ternate 2. Ward, Darlene F. H. A. 3. 4: Pep Club 3, 4: Red Cross 3, 4: Sophomore As- sembly. Ward, Jimmy Spanish Club 2. Warlick, Perry Track 2, 3, 4: T 61 1 Club 4. Waters, Linda . Music Opcrutta 23 Girls Glee Club 2, 4: Pep Club 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 3g Red Cross 3: F. T. A. 4. W'illiams, .lan 1541, 84, 86, 97, 98, 110. Pep Club 2, 3. 4: Parl. 45 French Club 2 3g Program Chairman 2: Mask and Gavel 45 National Honor Society 2 3, 43 Sill? Index Gee, Shirley l62g Gellman, Greg 1621. 88, 89, 113 Gentry, Sharron 1621 Gen-in. Irene l62J, 94 Gibbons, Gene 1621, 93, 100, 118, ' 123 Gilbert, Billy 1621 Gilbcrtson, Stan f62:: Gilbhrist, Becky f621, 86, 109 Gleason, Patsy 1621, 94, 91 Good, Marsha 1631, 86 Goodson, Jim 1631. 88, 89 Grady, Pat Q63J, 86, 100 - Greene, Ronnie 1631, 110, 93, 100, 118, 120, 121, 127 Greeson, Jerry 1631, 114 Griffin, Jim f63, Griffitts, Peggy 053, , v,,,. ..,. ...ni Hzlnor Society 2, 3, 4: Student West, Roger Track 2, 3, 4: Weightlifting 3. Westfall, Shirley , Girls Glee Club 33 F. H. A. 43. Wheeler, Cathy Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Sec. 4: Tennis 2, 3: Spanish Club 2, 35 Spanish Award 3g Student Council 25 State Hannr Society 23 Red Cross Sec. 3. Wands, Pat Qssy, 100. Hi-Y 4. wands, Ricky 4551, lm, 105, 111. Yearbook Staff 4: School Paper 4: F.J.A. 4. Yandle, Phyllis ISSJ , 90, 97. F. H. A. 2, 3: Y.F.C. 2: Choir 2, 3, 4: Student Council Honor Roll 2, 3, 44 Choir Librarian 2, 3, 43 State Honor Roll 2: Op- crcttn 2, 3, 43. Student Director and Stage Manager 4: Biology Awnnl 3: Scope-History Club 23 Mask and Gavel 3. Lanhan Don f66:, 114 I-GBOW. Tony f66J, 100 Lee, Mike 166, Lee, Randy 0561, 114 Leemastur, .lay 1661 , 85, 93 97 120, 121, 124, 125 Lovesquc, Wayne C66J Lichliter, James 1661 Liles. Earll I-il1d90Y, Joyce 0561. 86, 90, 100, 97 Linthicum, Linda 1661 Livengood, Gary 1661, 106 Lloyd. Vlindcll 113 Lovett, Aline f661, 86, 94, 102, 97 Lumnn, Vickey f66J, 112 ' Mael, Ron 1661 Marana, Elena 94, 102. 103 v Marlin, Jackie 1661, 86, 85 . , Crosthwait, Joe 1601, 102, 104 Cray, Marcia 1601 , 104 Curtis, Alicia 1601, 88, 39 Davis, Delma 050, Davis. Fred f60J, 90, 91 Davis, Paul 1731 Dead, Claud 97, 93 Dcnson, Dennis, Dennis 114, 128 Duane Denton, Carol 1601, 90 Depue, Mike Devinish. Tommy f60J, 94, 128 DL-Vim, Joseph 1601, 118, 128 Devitn, Tum'f61j , 94, 118, 129, 130 Dial, Paul 114 Dixon, Kenneth f6lJ Dixon, Ray Dodd, Harold 110 Douglas, Nancy 1611, 87, BB, 89, 94, 102, 97 Durham, Ronny 0511, 10-1, 111, 105 Douvillier, Ralph 1611, 114 Grimes, Sandy C631 Guest, Jerry 1681 Guth, W'altel' 1632, 94, 101, 102 Hall, Phil 114 Haney, Gus l63,, 118 Hanks, Richard 1631 Hardin, Sherri f63J, 86, 103, 100 Harris, Ladema Sue 1631, 111, 108 105 Harrison, Linda 1631 , 86, 56, 85, 113 Hatzimanolis, Mike 163, Hawk, Marlin 124, 125 Hawkins, Gary C641 Hawkins, Mary 1641 Hays, Bonnie 1641, 86 Head, Charles Q64-J Henderon. Dave 1641, 113, 56 Henson, D. C. 1641, 86, 95, X06 Henson, Karen l64J, 85 Henson, Nelda 164, Harford, Kim Marwell, Glenna 1661, 94 Meade, Glynda f66,, 106 Meek Ronnie 1661, 97 Meeks, Jean f66l Mclinger, Mary 1671, 112 Mendell, Richard 114 Meyers, Lea 1671 Meyers. Lynn 1671 Mike, Timmy 1671 Mills. Pam 167, , 110 Mike, Timmy 1671, 93, 113 Minter, Kenneth CGU, B5 Mitchell, Frank Mooney, James C671 Moore, Karen f67J Moore, Robin 94, 97 Moran, Nancy f67l Morrison, Bobby ? ' I J l 3 1 4 I Morrison, Kathy 1671, 102, 103, 107, . 110. 83. 89 Morrison, Nancy ISU, 102 Morrow, Ronald 1671 Driver, Randy 1611 Dukes, Sharene 94 Dunagcn, Floyd 114 Duren, Donna Dunlap, Wade 1611 , 85 Easton, Donna 1611, 112 Entun. Rodney MU, 113, 123 Eaves, Ann Gill, 86, 90 Eckel, Robert 1611, 88, 89 Ellis, Mike 1611 Emerson, Cindy 1611, 56, 106 English, Jerry QGU, 114 Epperley. Jon Erwin, Charles f6lJ Evans, P. L. 88, 89 Farow, Joanne 1611. 87, 9-1- Fear, Carolyn 0511, 90, 107, 97 Ferrall, Dot QGD Findley, Mike USU, 114 Finlt, Arleka 1621, 90 Fleming, Sandra 1622, 86, 97 Forcscc, Diane i621 , 107 Foster, Mary f62J Hewlett. Jimmy 1641, 118 Hicks, Donna Hilasxck, Debbie QSM, 87, 112 Hill, Peggy Hines, Fred 1641, 97 Hoelars, Kay Hogan, Pat 1641 Hogan. Sharon 1731, 56, 86, 92 Holt, Jerry Q6-U , 118, 123 Houston, Pal Hovarter, Don 1661 Howard, Paula 1651 , 87, 90 Howex-ton, Jack C651 Hubbs, Don 1651 Hughes, Hilary 1651, 86, 105 Hughes, Jerry QGSJ Hunt, Sheryl 94 Hutchinson, Alfred 0551, 114 Irwin, Billye 1651, 107 lobe, David 1653, 114 Johnhon, Dewayne QGSD , 114 Johnson, Thomas 1651, 114 Jones. Bobby 1651 Make, Marian 1671, 97, 86, 90, 100 Mullins, Roy Murray, John Murrell, S!eVc 114, 115 Myers, Mike 115, 1671 McAllister, Lynne f67J, 86, 100 McBride, Carolyn 1681 McClelland, Sue f68J McConnell, Mike 1681. 104, 93, 118 McCready, Annette 0581. 95 McGowen, Pa! f6BJ, 86, 112 Mclielvy, Ginger. l68j , McCready, Annette 1681, 95 McGowan, Pnl Q681, 86, 112 McKelvy, Ginger 163, McNceley, Emily 1681, 86 Naburs, Charlotte l68I, 86 Nagel, Jane USB! ' Nation, Datha f68I, 94. 108 Nebgcn, Cathy f68J, 87, 107 Noah, Louise Orr, Cnrleuc 1'6SJ, 107' Oliver. Gary 1681, 118, 97, 123 1 1 4 Fowble, Judy U31 , 88, 89, 103 Frazier, Delbert f62J, 114 Frazier, Jerry l62J Frolich, Donna f62: Freese, Dwayne 118 hues, Janice QGSI, 86, 85, 100 Jones, Sharon 1651, 112 Karr, Kitty KGSJ , 35, 95, 107 Keane, Lynn 1651 Kellyg Mike l65 Osborne, Donna 36. 94 Overall, Mickey G81 , 109 Ovcrlurf, Vernon f68l , 118 Owens, Garry ' Fair, Danny Frazier, Jerry f62J , 114 Frewaldt, Mike Fullbright, Rita f62J, 90 Fuller, Candy 1731 Fuller, Mark 1621, 118, 130, 128 Catltlis, Paula 1731, 9-1, 91 Garcia, Ste-lla 1621. 87, 112 Garrett, Sylvia 0521, 94 l Keating, David f65l, 94, 106 Kennedy, Donald 90, 115 Kolb, Carolyn f65,l, 90, 94, 97 Kyker, Wayne Q13j, 114, 115 Lanhan, Don f66J , 114- Llme, JDIIB QGSJ , 84, 93, 118, 120 Lpsley, Linda 1665 Lomry, Earlene f66J Palnne, Russell l69j Parker, Jerry Parkent, Jimmy Pallon, Bill 115 Payne, Steve f69B, 102, 109 Pearce, Sherfy f69J, 101. 107. 83. as Pe-ll, Debbie .Q6QJ, 112 '59 We Pharr: Mike 1691 Pharr, Pat 1691 Phelps, Mike 1691 , 100 PhillipS, Larry ' Phillips, Linda 90, 103 Pickett, Jimmy 1691, 108 Pierce, Larry 128 ',lPonder, Terry 1691, 114 Porter, Jan 1691, 87, 112 Preble, Billy 1691, 114- Prewett, Mike 104 Prollock, Linda 1691, 112, 109 'Q 'Y is Rainey, Pa 1691, se, 108, 1oo, 139, Q5 152 71 xr- 1 X, Z E Raper, Jimmy 1691 Reagan, Helen 1691 Reeves, Linda 1691, 86, 91 Rehkoph, Ed 1691 Richardson, David 1691, 118, 123, 128 Reidel1 Aucn 1101, 114 Roberts, Charlene 1701, 112 Roberts, Dyana 1701, 68, 86 Robinette, Kenneth 1701 Robenctt, Vester Rodgers, Richard 1701 Rose, Annico 1701, 95, 104, 108, 111 Rose, Mary 1701 Rountree, Lewis 1701 Sail, Rita L. 1107 , 103, 88, 89 Sanders, Fred 88, 89 Savage, Mike 114, 115 Scheider, Beverly 1701, 110, 100 Schultz, Donna 90 Seitzler, Dorothy 1701, 86, 84, 108 Shaw, Rita 1101, 101, sa, as Shelton, Shirley 1701, 86, 94 Shiplet, Daylen 1711 Shofner, John 1711 Sikes, Pam 1711, 86, 103, 117 Simpson, Joseph 1711 Simpson, Orvell Slatnn, Diana ' 1711 Smith, Dafvid Stroiid, lko Sturtlevant, Harvey 1711, 84, 101, 102, 93, 100, 97, 113 Sum-rall, Patsy 1711, 63, 87, 112 Suttle, James 1711, 115 Sweztrcngin, Kris' 1711, 86, 110, 91, 100 Tamon, Michael Taylor, Charlotte 1721, 86, 95, 107 Taylor, Gary 110, 97 Tibbs, Terry Tilly, Jim as, 114 Thompson, Barbara 1721, 106, 139 Thompson, Sanllra 1721, 86, 100, 152 Thompson, Sue 1721 Smith, Fred Smith, Gary 114 Smith, Lorben 1711 Smith, Marilyn 1711, 103 Smith, Pam 1711, 89, 112, 88 Smith, Rosemary 1711 , 86, 85, 112, 100 Smith, Sharon 1711, 87, 95 Snow, Linda 1711, 95 Solomon, Joe 1 , 1 8 1 -1 Royalty, Pat 1701, 86, 105 Rogers, Margaret Rowlctt, Donnie 1701 Russell, Carol 1701, 107 Russell, Debbie 1101 , 86, 92 Airington, Ronnie 1751, 114, Allen, Calvin Anderson, Gary 1751 ' Aradygrson, Realene 1751, 87, Arden, Terry 1751 Argo, John 1751, 118 Armstrong, Vicki 1751, 94 Bachtelf Judy 1751 Banning, Cinda 1751, 91 Banning, John 1751 Barlor, Bessie 1157 Barker, Betty 1751 Barker, Janice 1751 Bassett, Kenny 1751 127 103, Beaudry, Pat 1751, 87-102, 108 .Bell, Tawoaa 1751 Bennett, Michael 1751, 114 Bewley, Sharon 1751 Biggerataif, Jerry 1751 Billman, Thomas 1751 Boardman, Cindy 1751, 102, 83, 89 Booth, Rana 1751, 87 111, 4 Boyer, Terri 91 Breitling, Ceila 1751, B7-102, 100 -Bryan, Carla 1751 Bow, Terry 1751 Brown, James 1751 Brown! Sandra 1751 Burch, Pam 87, 141 Burrows, Nelda 1751 Caldwell, John 1751, 74, 85, Cantrell Charles 1751 127 Cantrell, Robert 12,0 109, 88, 89 Chapman, Patricia 1751, 107 Chisholm, Sherman 1751 Church, Jerry 1751 Clack, David 1751, 129, 130, Clason, Linda 1751, 90 Clark, Paula 1761 Cobey, William 1761 128 Coleman, Vickie 1761, 88, 89, 111 Collier, Robert 90 Collins, Sam 1761 Comer, Anna 1761, 87, 107 Compton, Greg 1761, 114 Copus, Luster 1761 Cotanny, Jay 1761, 124 Cowan, David 1761 Cozart, Christina 1761, 87 Craig, Joe 1761 Davis, David 1761, 114 Davis, Janice 1761, 91 Davis, Johnette 1761, 74, 85 100 Dunn, Diann 91 DeShields, Beverly 1761 Dunaway, John 102, 118, 128 Dryer, John 103 Eskew, Jack 1761 Estes. Linda 102 Ellendar, Pamela 1761 Fancheer, Joe 1761 Farmer, Denise 1761 Farmer, Diane 1761, 87 Farfhing, Terry 1761, 87, 10 , B7-102, 8, 100 Stager, Roberta 1711 , 112 Steele, Albert M. Stocks, Brenda 1711, 87, 94 Stock, Mary stain, Phil 1117, 121 Sophom Fletcher, David 1761, 118 Fletcher, Schella 1761, 91 Foster, Phyllis 1761, 103, 108, 91. Fowble, Jerry 1761, 88, 89 Franseen, Susan 1761, 86, 108, 110, 92, 100, 139, 152 l Fried, Jim 1761, 128 Furley, Judy 1761 Garcia, lrma 1761, 87 - Gasaway, Shirle 74, 86, 85, 139, 152 Geoffry, lrene 1161, 85, 107 - Gerwig, Hazel 1761, 85, 102, 107, 110 Gillet, Donna 1761, 87 Gillstrap, Randy 1761 Ginn, Larry 1761 Golden, Keith 1771 , 102, 88, 89 Graham, Cherie 1771 Gregory, Lynda 1771, 102 Griffin, Billy 1771 Griffins, James 1771 Grissom, Paul 1771 Griswold, Laura 1771, 103, 108 Hancock, Bobby 1771, 123, 127 Hansen, Sue 1771, 102, 110 Harder, Helen 1771 Harkey, Linda 1771 Hart, Danny 1771 Hart, Lanny 1771 Hartman, Bill 1771 Hawkins, Jeff 1771 Hazelrigg, Sherry 1771 Hazelwood, Chester 1771, 118, 123 Heinken, Richard 1771 Hemmingway, Jerry 1771 Henderson, Peggy 1771, 88, 89 Hensley, Charles 1771 Hicks, Vicki 1771, 107 Hackett, Karen 1771 Holland, Mary 1771, 103, 107, 100 Hoover, James 1771 Howard, Carol 1771, 107 Hubba, Donetta 1771 Hurley, Bill 1771, 74, 102, 127 Ivey, Sue 1771, 90 Ivers, Barbara 1771, 114 Ivers, Barbara 1771, 107, 91 Jennings, Johnny 1771, 114 Jack, Betty 103 Jobs, Richard 1771, 88, 89- Johnson, Johnny 1771, 102 Johnson, Roni 1771, 87 Jones, Elaine 1771, 145 Jones, Johnny 1781, 127 Jones, Leslie 1781 Keane, Jeff 1781 Keener,'George 1781 Kees, Gary 1781 Kelley, James 1781, 93, 118, 122, 120, 129, 130, 132, 128 Kelly, Kenneth usp, 118, 123 Kirksey, Carol 1781, 102, 108 Kluge, Linda 1781 Labor, Terry 1781 Lanham, Sharon 1781 Lawson, Donald 1781 Ledet, Mike 1781 Linville, Johnny 1781, 103, 88, 89 Linthicum, Janet 1781 Littleton, Rod 1781 Long, Pat 1781, 88, 89 Thornton, Sharon 1721, 107 Thurinam, Gary 1721 Tollison, Danny Touville, Ralph Trammell, Jim 1721 Trammel, Sandy 1711 Tucker, Robert 1721 , 97, 114 Uhis, Delora J 1 Varner, Barbara 1721, 112 Van Schuyver, Dawn Vickers, Janie 1721, 86, 85 Wade, Ira 1721, 85, 93, 113 Wall, Shera Lynn Walke, Gregg 1721 Ward, Karolyn 1721, 107, 193 Ward. Randy 1721 ore Index Lorenzen, Barbara 1781, 102 Loveland, Keith 1781, 114 Lumbers, James 1781, 90 Luney, Lewis 1781, 127 Lunow, Dwight 1781 Mahuren, Sammy 90 Major,'Lcroy 1781 Marineau, Susan 90 Malchar, Sharon 101, 111 Mann, Shirley 1781 Marler, Charlotte 1781 Martin, Kathy 1781, 87 Martin, Madonna 1781, 90 Mathis, Charles 1781, 100, 118, 23 Mayberry, Steven 1781, 102 Meade, Genie 1781 Meador, Dennis 1781, 101, 103, 88, 89 Mendez, Mario 90, 102 Miller, Chris 1781 Milton, Jimmy 1781 Mole, Ladonna 1781 Moore, Randy 1781, 90 Montgomery, Patsy 91 Morris, Joyce 1791 Morris, Pat 1791, 87 Morrow, 'Jimmy 1791 Moulton, Billy 1791 Mulchar, Sharon 1791 Mundy, Tom 1791 Murphy, Lana 90 Myers, Jane 1791 Myers, Kathy 1791 McCall, Larry 1791 4McClr-llan, Mary 1791, 87 McGlolcen, Jan 1791, 87, 91 MeKelvy, Jack 1791, 88, 89 McKenzie, Carolyn 1791 McKinzie, Pat 1791, 87, 108, 91 Newbury, Wanda 91 Newsom, Mike 1791 Norrell, Sharon 1791 Ohilheiser, Jim 1791 Owens, Carolyn 1791, 103 Oliva, Jeanette 102 Owens, Dan 1791, 118, 123 Owens, Debby 1791, 74, 87, 102 Paris, Debby 1791 Patton, Paula 1791, 94, 101, 102, 1 Pearl, Cindy 1791 Pebswortb, Gayle 1791 Peterson, Daryl 1791 Petty, Lee 1791, 87, 103 Potter, Ronald 1791 Potts, Brenda 1791 Prebble, Gary 1791 Rickey, Larry 1791, 59 Riefer, Joe 1791 Riggs, Barbara 1791, 103 Robinson, Brenda 1791 Robonson, Linda 1791 Robinson, Mary 6191, as, 107 Rodgers, Judy 1801, 102 Rodgers, Robin 1801 Ross, Dana 1801, B7 Sanders, Don 4801. 74, 118, 123 Sanford, Robert 1801, 90 Sargent, Jane 1801 Savala. Virginia 1801 Schuct, Karen 91 I Scheer, Larry 1801, 88, 102 Ware, Don 1721, 102, 97 Warren, Mike 1721, 97, 127 Watkins, Ma-r Watts, Jack 1721, 114 Watts, Jeannie 1721, 87 Weaver, Jimmy Weaver, Lance 114 Weeks, Mike West, Bill 1721 West, Fred 1731, 94, 101, 110, 94 Westmoreland, Orville 1731, 100, 97 Whetstone, Roberta Wheeler, Kenneth 1731 Wliitkaer, Bill' 1731 Whitlock, Moist-lln 112 White, Danny 1731 White, Loretta 90, 106 Williams, Bill Williams, Sandy 1731 Willoughby, Ruth 1731, 86, 90, 91 Winter, Patty 1731, 86, 104, 110, 111 Wix, John Woods, Donelda 1731, 85, 87, 103 Woodwartl, Ruth 1731, 101, 103, 110 97 Wormington, Shirley Wright, Bill Wyatt, Annabell 1731, 94, Urbina, Juanita 1731, 105 Yates, Janice 1731, 104, 111, 106, 147 Young, Phyllis 86 Zane, Murptiy- Zuek, Paul B. Sehuk, Donna 1801 Seim, Mason 1801 Seitzler, Arthur 1801, 103 Shelton, John 1801, 88, 89 Shiplet, Kent 1801 Simkins, Linda 1801, 91 Simms, Cindy 1801 Simms, David 1801, 85, 124, 125 Simpson, Judy 1801 Singleton. Joan 1801 Smith, Barb ra 180. 91 Snider, Carolyn 1801, 87 Snow, Ronnie 1801 Snyder, Nada 1801, 110, 91 Southard, Sharon 1801, 91 Spradin, Billy 1801 Spivey, Shirley 91 Sirenco, Morris 1801 Stanfieltl, Gloria 1801 Stanfielrl, Larry 1801 Starls, Carolyn 1801 Stillwell, Tommy C801 Stoker Janice 1801, 87 Stovall, Ruth 1801 Taylor, Monte 1801 Taylor, Patsy '1801 Thomas, Linda 107, 102, 108, 90 Thompson, Linda 1801 Thrasher, Gary 1301, 128 Thurman, Theresa 1811 Tiefenbrum, Alan 1811 Tiller, Joy 1811, 91 Tinsley, Larry 1811, 109 Tipton, Garolyl 1811, 87 Tracy, Michael 1811 Trent, Terry 1811, 102, 110 Unruh, Jackie 1811 Ury, Freddy 1811, 118 Vincent, Pat 107 Vogt, Sherilyn 102, 108, 109 Wackerly, Gary 90 Wade, Myra 1811, 86, 110 Walkbr, Diane 1811, 91 Walker, Kathy 1811 Walker, Jerry 1811 Walker, Marilyn 1811, 91 Watkins, Ricky 1811, 128 Watts, John 1811 Weaver, Donna 1811, 85, 87, 95 Webber, Debbie 1811 Whetstone, Janet 108 White, -Marsha 1811, 87 Wicks, Linda 1811 Wilkerson, Ricky 1811, 129, 130, 12 Willoughby, Robert 1811 Willoughby, Ruby 1811, 87 Wilson, DeWayne 1811 Wilson, Doug 1811, 88, 89 Wilson, John 1811, 102, 111, 93, 11 Wilson, Margie 85 Wilson, Nancy' 1811, 90 Robert 1811, 88, 89 Wilson, Woodward, Gloria 1811, 107 Wright, Anita 1811 Wright, Elouise 1811, 91 wright, Gayle 1811 ' Writmire, Melodie 90 Dau. 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