Dublin High School - Shamrock Yearbook (Dublin, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1970 volume:

lt MefeeeBaccere 1970 SHAMROCK DUBLIN HIGH SCHOOL DUBLIN, TEXAS specs 4 ;, Nom cena yeretonmny, hic eon — Fy fon Fy oo 2 ‘ ‘ ‘ : ‘ i] Oe 4 - soni staan eines at ae | a] oe moony a et ee reese A BT ee : ai GLE A cng ti ies: aligihesiea's wnat CONTENTS Faculty 2 Seniors Underclassmen Favorites .. Activities .. Athletics .. School Life Junior High .. Advertisements SS LT A SENIORS DEDICATE ’70 SHAMROCK | TO MRS. JAYNE LEDBETTER The Seniors of 1970 wish to dedicate the 1970 SHAMROCK to a person that has been of great service to our class during the past years. She has seldom failed to appear at any and all of the many functions our class has had. She has helped to make our two class plays successful through her own devotion. She has tried to instill in us a love for learning and a love for life itself. She is devoted not only to her profession, as a teacher, but also to each student in Dublin High School. This is why we, the Se- niors of 1970, respectfully and appreciatively dedicate the 1970 SHAMROCK to Mrs. Jayne Ledbetter. Sam Wolfe High School Principal Roy Newsom Head Football Coach L. R. Armstrong Ag. Ill, IV, co-op. FACULTY GUIDES Vernon Gibson Mrs. Elma Ruth Wheatley Superintendent Geom, Algebra I. Waynez Jordan James Fritts Typ, Bookkeeping, Bio. I, II, Chemistry shorthand. Jayne Ledbetter Weldon Whitehead English I, II Ag. I, Il Librarian Jerry Ledbetter Algebra I, II, Trig. Lynda Stafford Home Ec. I, III Lynn Hughes Home Ec. II Home and Family Living = i a eS ee STUDENTS OF DHS Mary Barry Eric Looney Mary Walls Jenny Archer Band Director Football, Basketball English III, IV History, Spanish History. Creative Writing Anita Buchanan Dale Key W. R. Taylor Ida Walker Physical Education Girl’s Basketball Counselor Librarian Betty Robbins Doyle Chambers Secretary Tax Assessor and Collector _ DHS HELPERS LS? | i Ee 2 _a . ‘e ke : School Board: John Jurney, Jr., Vernon Gibson, Delbert Shafer, Ardrey Shillingburg, S. E. Keith, Buster Jones, and Bill Traweek. Library Staff is Judy Walls, Ronnie Richardson, Rheadene Kennedy, and Lunchroom staff: Mrs. Burnett, Mrs. Cecil Eoff, Bell Sharp, Corine Whitefield, Mrs. Ida Walker. and Madeline Loone y. NS ——e Bus Drivers: Bruce Hare, John A. Johnson, Doyle Chambers, Rusty Salyer, James Fritts, Ronnie Huse, and Eddie Leatherwood. PONSA RE PINES ose aA Bese PIES ie io, D Karis as Ke Rae mp a5 SNS Senay at 4 ‘ Aan a s a Ne nrrrnaneneraen Lp He etna eee . Officers are: Gary Eoff, President; Debbie Traweek, S.C. Representative; Brenda Rasberry, Reporter; Judy Walls, Secretary; Carl L. Hall, V-Presi- | dent; Marty Tompkins, Treasurer; Ronnie McConnel, S. C. Representative. Gary Aardal Greg Aardal Debra Lively Carr Brenda Miller Cooper Jimmy Cowan Gary Eoff Mike Fletcher Nancy Hall TO GRADUATION Carl L. Hall Harold Hall Martha Hamilton Randal Hamrick Mark Humphries Ronnie Huse Kristi Jurney Jan Daniel Keith Se Patty Jaggers Eddie Leatherwood - Carolyn MeMillian Glenda Mulloy Ronnie McConnell Neal McKinney Ben Pate Tommy Payne Kent Paxton Jerry Pettijohn Don Pryor Brenda Rasberry Linda Singleton Bernice Speer Jackie Spraggins Linda Steele Darla Stokes Mike Tackett Jana Tate Pruyn Thiebaud Robert Thiebaud Marty Tompkins Danny Tucker Harrison Tucker Debbie Traweek Judy Walls Mitchell Weems A.J. Whitefield Pam Whitehead Mary Wilson Pam Wolfe ET ST te Debbie Traweek works diligently on a Biology II project. 14 THE SERIOUS SIDE Pam Wolfe seems to be searching in her mind for something important. a. OF SENIORS Species: Eddie Leatherwood poses for the cameraman as pictures are made for the last time for the school yearbook a rr a Depicted on these pages are some of the lichter moments of the Seniors’ last year. Ronnie McConnell enjoys Man’s favorite sport—GIRLS, while Greg Aardal pretends to be studious. The Senior play cast works on the production of “Cheaper by the Dozen.” Mike Fletcher assisted by Burn oOpeer pre pares for the Stock Show pa- rade, and Mike Tackett looks MEAN dur- 16 A LIGHTER pe = = N x faking S hat = MN ; cotinine RAT Hien, Sd Joao cS | Aardal, Gary — Lion’s Roar (2,3,4); Student Council (3); FFA (1,2,3,4); Vocational Agriculture Award (3,4); Most Handsome Candidate (3,4); American Legion Boys’ State marie (3); Class Favorite (3); National Honor Societ ce President (4); Graduation Usher (3); Class Play (3,4); Mr. D.H.S. (4 : Aardal, Greg — Class Play (3,4); Class Favorite (4); iS a er Beau (3); FFA President (4); FFA (1,2,3,4); Student Council (4); ath Award (2) Cowan, Jimmy — FFA (1,2,3,4) Sentinel (4); Football (1,2,3,4); Track (3,4) Daniel, Janice — Cheerleader (3) Eoff, Gary — Football (1,2,3,4); Basketball (1,2); Track (1,2); FFA (1,2,3,4) Peedent (1); Class President (4); FTA (2,3); Class Secretary (1); FFA Judging Teams (1,2); Class Favorite (2); “D” Club (1,2,3,4); Most Handsome Candidate (3); Prom Server (1); All District Hon. Men- tion Football (3) ; Fletcher, Mike — Band (1,2,3,4); Odessa All-City hing sient! (2,3); Mid- land-Odessa Symphony (3); Class Play (4); Buccaneer estival Orches- tra (3); Buccaneer Festival Band (3); Jr. Musician’s Club (3); Region IV Sweepstakes Band (2,3); Lion’s Roar (4) Hall, Carl L. — Football (1,2,3,4) All District Defense and Hon. Men- tion (4); FTA (1,2,3,4) Vice-President (3) President (4) Basketball (1,2); Track (1,2); Class Vice-President (4); Lion’s Roar (2,3,4); N.H.S. (2,3,4); Spanish Club (2); “D” Club (2,3,4); Class Play (3,4); Football Captain (4); Honor Graduate Hall, Nancy — FTA (3,4); FHA (1,2,3,4); Band (1,2,3,4) Basketball (1,2); Class Play (3); Pep Squad (3) Hamilton, Martha — NHS (2,3,4) Secretary (4); Lion’s Roar (2,3,4) Assistant Ed. and Sweetheart (3); Band (1,2,3,4); Officer (3,4) Stage Band (1,2,3,4); All District Band (3); All Region Band (3,4) Most Beautiful Candidate (1) Prom and Banquet Server (1,2); Miss Congen- iality Runner-up (4) Salutatorian; Football Sweetheart Candidate (4); Spanish Club (2) Hamrick, Randall — Basketball (1,2,3,4); All District and All Area | (2,3); Captain (4); Football (1,2,3); FFA (1,2,3,4); FTA (3,4); “D Club (2,3,4); Track (1,2); Golf (1,2,4); District Medalist (2); Regional Meet (2); Tennis (1) District Runner-up Humphries, Mark — Football (1,2, 3,4); All District Hon. Mention ( 3,4); FTA (1,2,3,4); Spanish Club (2); NHS (2,3,4); Class Play (3,4); “D’ Club (2,3,4); Class President (3); Bacc. Usher (3); Track (1,2,3,4); Class Treasurer (1); Mr. Congeniality Runner-up (3,4); Class Favorite Runner- up Wee Mr. DHS Runner-up (4); Football Captain (4); Lion’s Roar (2,3,4 Huse, Ronnie — FTA (1,2,3,4); Band (1,2,3,4); Stage Band (1,2,3); FFA (3,4); Athletic Trainer (3,4); Spanish Club (2); Class Play (3,4) Jurney, Kristi — Class Favorite (1); Cheerleader (1.2.8.4) Head (4); Class Secretary (2,3) Class Favorite Runner-up (3); Student Council Secretary (3,4); Class Play (3,4) FTA (1,2,3,4); Pep pried (1,2,3,4); Lion’s Boa) Miss DHS. (4); FHA (1,2,3,4) Vice-President (1) Leatherwood, Eddie — FFA (1,2,3,4); President (3); Lone Star Farmer Degree (3); Student Council (3,4) President (4); Band (1,2,3,4) Band Grievence Committee (3,4); Most Handsome Candidate (4); Boys’ State Delegate (3); Stage Band (1,2,3,4) Class Play (3,4); Dairy Judging Team (1,2,3,4); Most Likely to Succeed Runner-up (4) Lively, Debbie — Homemaking Award (1,2); History Award (2); Most Beautiful Candidate (3,4); Student Council (3); FFA Sweetheart Candi- date (3); Class Play (3); FFA Sweetheart (1); Class Treasurer (1,2); Cheerleader (1); Basketball (1,2); FHA (1,2); Lion’s Roar (4); Honor Graduate McConnell, Ronnie — FFA (1,2,3,4); Dairy Judging Team (2); FTA (2,3); Class Favorite (1); Class Vice-President e ); Secretary (1); Most Handsome Candidate (1,2,3); Runner-up (3); Student Council (4); Basketball (2,3) McKinney, Neal — District FFA Farm Skills Team (1,2,3); FTA (2,3,4); FFA (1,2,3,4); Football (1,2,3,4); Basketball (1,2); Track (1); NHS (4); Class Plays (3,4); “D’’ Club (3,4); Most Likely to Succeed (4); State FFA Dairy Judging Teams (1,2); Honor Graduate MeMillian, Carolyn — FHA (1,2,3,4); Pep Squad (1); Basketball (2,3,4) Manager (4) Miller, Brenda — Transfer from Carleton. Honor Graduate Mulloy, Glenda — FHA (1,2,3); FTA (3); Pep Squad (1,2) Reporter (1); Lion’s Roar Staff (4); Spanish Club (2,3,4) Pate, Ben — Class Reporter (2); Spanish Club (2); Band (1,2,3,4); Jr. Play; Sr. Play; Lion’s Roar (4); Shamrock Staff (2,3,4) Photographer SENIOR ACHIEVEMENTS Payne, Tommy — FFA (1,2,3,4); Band (1,2,3,4) President (4); Sham- rock Staff (4); Jr. and Sr. Play; Mr. Congeniality (4) Rasberry, Brenda — FHA (1,2,3,4) Treasurer (1,2,3); FTA (1,2,3,4) Secretary (4); Shamrock Staff (2,3,4) Sweetheart (3) Editor (4); DAR Girl (4); NHS (2,3,4) Treasurer (4); Lion’s Roar Staff (2,3,4); Band (1.2,3.4) Secretary-Treasurer (3,4); Class Plays; Runner-up Miss DHS (4); Most Beautiful Candidate (2,); Best Dressed Nominee (1); Valedictorian; — Candidate for Band Sweetheart (4); Girls’ State Candidate; Class Officer (2,3,4); Runner-up Most Likely to Succeed (4) Pettijohn, Jerry — Singleton, Linda — FHA (1,4); Band (1,2,3,4); Junior Play; Lion’s Roar Staff (4) Speer, Bernice — FHA (1,2); FTA (1,2); Band (1,2,3,4); NHS (3,4); Lion’s Roar (4) Sweetheart (4); Jr. and Sr. Play; Most Likely to Suc- ceed (4); Honor Graduate Spraggins, Jackie — Band (3,4); FHA (3,4); Class Plays Steele, Linda — FHA (1,2,3,4); Basketball (1,2,3,4); Pep Squad (1,3) Stokes, Darla — FHA (1,2,3,4); Freshman President (1) 4th Vice-Presi- dent (2); FTA (1,2,3,4); Student Council (1); Basketball (1,2,3,4) All District (3); Prom Server (1); Jr. Play Tacket, Mike — Band (1,2,3,4) Tate, Jana — FHA (1,2,3,4) Officer (1,2,3) President (4); FTA (3,4); Basketball (1,2,3,4); Class Favorite (2); Miss Congeniality Runner-up (3); Class Play (3-4); Band (1,2,3,4) Officer (3,4); Band Sweetheart (4); Graduation Usher (3); Dublin Fall Fair Queen Runner-up (4); Student Council Reporter (4); Prom Server (2); Stage Band (1,2,3,4) Thiebaud, Pruyn — Student Council (1); FTA (3,4); Jr. Class Play; Lion’s Roar Staff (4); FFA (1,2,3,4) Vice-President (4); Greenhand Sentinal (1); Judging Team (1,2,3); Farm Skills Team (1,2,3). Thiebaud, Robert — FFA (1,2,3,4); Basketball (1,2); ““D” Club (2); Class President (1); Vice-President (3); District FFA Farm Skills Team (1,2,3); Most Handsome Candidate (1); FFA State Finals Rodeo (1,2,3); Student Council (1,2); Prom Server (1) Tompkins, Martha — Class Treasurer (2,3,4); Pep Squad (1,3,4); Cheer- leader (3,4); FTA (1,2,3,4); Treasurer (4); FHA (4); Spanish Club (2); NHS (3,4) Vice-President (4); Lion’s Roar (3,4); Shamrock Staff (2,3,4) Editor (4); Basketball (1); Runner-up Class Favorite (4); Jr. Play; Miss Congeniality (4); Prom and Banquet Server (1,2); Best Dressed Nominee (3); Graduation Usher (3); Student Council (3); Girls’ State Candidate (3); Honor Graduate Traweek, Debbie — Class Officer (4); FTA (3,4) Secretary (3); FHA (1,2,4) Secretary (2); NHS (3,4); Pep Squad (1,2,4) Treasurer (4); Lion’s Roar Staff (4); Class Play (4); Student Council (4); Class Favor- ite (4); Most Spirited Person (4); Candidate for Football Sweetheart (4) Tucker, Danny — FFA (1,2,3,4); Student Council (2); “D” Club (3,4); Most Handsome Candidate (3); FHA Beau (3); Football (2,3,4) Captain (4) All District Honorable Mention (4) Tucker, Harrison — Football (1,2,3,4); Basketball (3); Track (1,2); FFA (1,2,3,4); FTA (1,2.3) Jr. Play Stage Crew (3); FFA Judging Team; “D” Club; FFA Voting Delegate Walls, Judy — FHA (1,2,3,4); FTA (2,3,4) Secretary (3); Pep Club (2,3,4) Vice-President (3) President (4); Co-editor of Lion’s Roar (4); FFA Sweetheart (1); Class Favorite Runner-up (1,2); Class Favorite (3); Girls’ Basketball Manager (1); Class Secretary (4); Most Beautiful Run- ner-up (4); Football Sweetheart (4); Class Plays (3,4); Prom Server (2) Weems, Mitchell — FTA (1,2,3,4) Representative (2); Band (1,2,3,4); Spanish Club (1,2); Math Club (1,2); Science Club (1,2,3) itehead, Pam — FHA (1,2,3,4); FTA (1,2,3,4); Band (1,2,3,4); Spanish Club (4); Annual Staff (2,3,4) Co-editor (4); Annual Sweet- heart (2); Nominee for Best Dressed (1); Girls’ State Candidate (3); Class Play (3,4); Candidate for Band Sweetheart (4) Wilson, Mary — FTA (1,2,3,4) District Recording Secretary (1968-69); FHA (1,2,3,4) Officer (1,2); Candidate Most Beautiful (1,2); Most Beautiful (2); Majorette (1,2,3,4); Band (1,2,3,4); Nominee for Best Dressed (1,3); Girls’ State Representative (3); Class Play (3,4) Bacca- laureate Usher (3); Dublin Free Fall Fair Queen (4); Honor Graduate; Lion’s Roar Staff (4); Spanish Club (2,4) Wolfe, Pam — FTA (1,2,3,4); FHA (1,2,3,4); Parliamentarian (2,3); “pau Club (2); Spanish Merit Award (2); NHS (3,4); Lion’s Roar (3,4) Editor (4); Honor Student; Band (1,2,3,4); Majorette (1,2,3,4); Jr. and Sr. Play; Honor Graduate First row, L. to R.: Leslie Sharp, Secretary; Jimmy Leatherwood, Vice-President; Pam Hodges, Student Council Representative. Second row, L. to R.: Garry Couch, Student Council Representative; Mike Brashear, President; Linda Armstrong, Reporter; Debra Boucher, Treasurer; Gary Hender- son, Sergeant at Arms h Linda Armstrong Joey Billingsley Debra Boucher Mike Brashear FOR FINAL YEAR Travis Brown Burlene Capell Garry Couch Jimmy Cox Linda Cox Kay Daniel Billy Don Evans Debbie Fine Brenda Fletcher Rocky Ford Suzanne Gibson Yvonne Gibson 21 Debbie Gilbert Debbie Greenway Rickie Greer Robert Hall That run-down feeling. Gary Henderson Sherry Hester Pam Hodges Gwynna Huse NEW HORIZONS Robert Keith Rheadene Kennedy Jimmy Leatherwood Louise Malone | Curtis Ivie Troy James Junior boys during Homecoming Bon Fire Bobby Keith Frank Keith 23 Rodney Marshall Floyd Murray Lynda Randals Thomas Moore DeNella Paxton Larry Mayfield Debbie Nichols Lonnie Randolph The Cowgirls of D.H.S. Sam Morton Richard Pope A CHALLENGING ONE Ronnie Richardson Susan Salyer Nancy Southall Kathy Thiebaud Leslie Sharp Celinda Shaw Richard Thiebaud Becky Truesdale Debbie Weems Diane Whitefield 25 —— So Class officers are: Paula Hamilton, Sergeant-at-Arms; Debbie Roulston, Representative; Alan Traweek, President; Pat Brown, SC Representative; Mike Boucher, SC Representative; Nancy Cox, Treasurer; Mickie Hodges, Secretary. The Sophomore class is finding out high school isn’t as easy as it seems to be. They have been told to start preparing for their Senior year now if they are to have any fun. One important detail is MONEY. They are allowed to have one minor project this year. They chose a chili supper, which they made 175 dollars off of. They haven’t decided on a minor project yet. Their class sponsors are Mrs. Wheatley, Coach Newsom, and Coach Looney. { a4 ra ft Walter Allen Jeanette Barnett Linda Baugh Mike Boucher FOR COMING YEARS | Pat Brown Shane Brown Miriam Burdette Minnie Buchanan Ann Cathey Oran Christian Richard Couch Nancy Cox John Daniel Rickki Dansby Shirley Eoff Jimmy Fair Donald Gilbert David Gilbreath Terry Greer Mike Hall 27 Paula Hamilton Johnny Hendricks Steve Hightower Mickie Hodges James Huse Steve Jennings Sue King Phillip Maikell Brenda MecMillian Nelda MecMillian Karen Martin Tyra Martin 28 SENIORS 1971-72 Keith Nichels Morris Randolph Joe Mac Riley Debbie Roulston Lyle Spurger Jimmy Singleton Kathy Scantling Damon Stephen Darrell Stoddard Gary Stone Mark Tompkins Johnny Tate 29, Alan Traweek Gary Scott Wendy Truesdale Karen Tucker 1 DIO'NT HAVE A THING TO Paul Warner James Hays saa poe ® re a ig Above: Wendy Truesdale is hard at work typing. At left: Paul Warren on Tacky Day. HARD AT WORK Pat and Nancy seem to be studying very hard. I wonder if they are studying boys or homework? James Huse is really working hard. He’s watching his books Jimmy Singleton is smiling at something. I wonder study themself! Isn’t that just like James? What? A girl maybe? 31 FRESHMEN OFFICERS, Standing: D’lena Evans, Secretary; Beth Pope, Treasurer; Jimmy Culver, Vice President; Kathy Jones, Reporter; Danny Mayfield, Student Council; Jeanne Laird, Student Council; Terry Lively, President. IN MEMORY OF CINDY DANSBY James Bagley Phillis Bone Bobby Carter L.V. Cooper 32 FIRST YEAR Teresa Cowan Cynthis Cox Jimmy Culver Janie Del Bosque Jesse Del Bosque D’lena Evans Paul Dean Fair Mary Gaiton Judy Gilbert Tommy Griffith Debbie Harbin Phil Hardin Sherry Hays Paula Howell Sheran Jennings Kathy Jones Donna Jurney Jeanne Laird Terry Lively Danny Mayfield 33 Dennis McCollum Douglas McGathey Pat O’Neal Ronnie Osborn Beth Pope Brenda Randals Sue Richardson Terri Roulston Billie Scales John Dale Speers Freshman John Speers exhibits his talent. Upper classman, Wendy True her years of knowledge. 34 Sa SENIORS °72-73 {| DIO'NT HAVE A THING TO Phyllis Bone exhibits the latest in make-up techniques. James Steele Ricky Steele Donna Stevens Vicki Turley David Wall Susan Warren is Pat O’Neal the benefit of Brenda White Lorine Whisenant Wanda Williams Diane Worwick 35 Susan Warren looks a little worse for wear after the first few weeks of high school life. OT EELER™ a ae ne i aes Soe ae) pi ee : : i igo ae i a Ts wee RARER A Drum sticks and a straw make Danny Mayfields day complete A traditional part of Spirit Week is Freshman Sign Day. | Oe IN SCHOOL FUNCTIONS D’Lena Evans shows off her “bun” pee ee ee RH Ss au jee several freshmen at lunch proudly displaying their signs. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The students shown in the photo below represent the top students of Dublin High School. In order to become a mem- ber of the National Honor Society, a student must have straight A’s for a six weeks or an overall average of 90 for a semester. After the grade requirement has been met the student’s qualifications in leadership, character, and service as well are reviewed by a panel of teachers. Any student may be disqualified for delinquency in any of the four areas, leadership, scholarship, character, or service. After accep- tance, a National Honor society member must maintain an overall average of 85. If he fails to do so he is placed on probation for one grading period. If he does not bring the average up during this time, he loses his membership and can never regain it. NHS members, however, do not study all of the time. The meetings include such activities as a party at Mrs. Wall’s house, Christmas caroling, and decorat- ing at the Free Fall Fair. NHS is perhaps the most distin- guished club in DHS, and any student should be proud to be a member. Prior to 1969, the National Honor Society published the school newspaper, LION’S ROAR. This was done strictly in the student’s spare time. This year, however, this project was included in the curriculum of the Creative Writing Class. All of the senior NHS members are in this class and therefore, still have a part in the publication of the LION’S ROAR. Back row left to right: Mike Boucher, Carl L. Hall, Neal McKinney, Jimmy Leatherwood, Mike Brashear, Rebecca Truesdale. Middle row: Pam Wolfe, Celinda Shaw, Suzanne Gibson, Ann Cathey, Bernice Speer, Burlene Capell, Debbie Traweek, Travis Brown, Brenda Rasberry, treas.; Martha Hamilton, sec.; Martha Tompkins, vice-pres.; Mary Walls, sponsor; Kneeling: Larry Mayfield, Leslie Sharp, Mark Humphries, and Gary Aardal, president. 38 LION’S ROAR STAFF In the spring of 1969, the idea of creating an advanced writ- each of those who were chosen to take it. The class mem- ing class began. Throughout the spring, ideas were ex- bers work under relaxed conditions covering various col- changed. Faculty and administrators expressed their feel- lege preparatory subjects. One of the projects of the class ings about it, and students’ opinions were appreciated as was the publication of the school paper, the LION’S ROAR. well. The class had many problems from the very begin- The continuation of this class is proof enough that it is one ning, but an experimental attempt was made in the fall. of the most successful courses ever offered at Dublin High Since that time, this class, called Creative Writing, has School. proved to be a most enlightening and rewarding class for Back Row: Gary Aardal, Carl Hall, Neal McKinney, Bernice Speers, Debbie Carr, Mike Fletcher, Debbie Traweek, Linda Singleton. Front Row: Greg Aardal, Eddie Leatherwood, Pam Wolfe, Martha Tompkins, Glenda Mulloy, Martha Hamilton, Judy Walls, Brenda Rasberry, Kristi Jurney, Mrs. Mary Walls, Sponsor. 39 ONOR GRADUATES S750 EWAN hey Pers Bey ARSON q Left to right — Bernice Speers, Pam Wolfe, Martha Thompkins, Neal McKinney, Debbie Carr, Debbie Traweek, Brenda Rasberry, Carl Hall, Martha Hamilton, and Mary Wilson Bernice Speers Gary Eoff Mike Barshear, Jeanne Laird . English IV — 96 Co-op Ag — 93 Alg. 11—98 Alg.I — 96 40 VALEDICTORIAN Brenda Rasberry 94.46 HIGH POINT BOY Carl L. Hall 91.64 THE BRAINS SALUTATORIAN Martha Hamilton 94.01 41 Jeanne Laird Joe Mac Riley Brenda Rasberry World History. . . 96 Geometry . . . 99 Creative Writing . . . 95 Mike Brashear Kathy Jones Suzanne Gibson English III . . . 97 H ome Ec. 1... 92 Home Ec. Ill . . . 96 | Brenda Miller Shirley Eoff, Spanish I . . . 98 Bernice Speer, Debbie Traweek Texas History . . . 99 Troy James, Spanish II . . . 93 Biology II .. . 96 Home Family Living . . . 93 42 BRIGHTENS FUTURE Jeanne Laird Pam Wolfe English I... 96 Trig. . . 93 Mike Brashear Typing I. . .100 Mike Brashear Chemistry .. . 95 Whettisnass Brenda Rasberry Shorthand . . . 95 Mike Fletcher Bookkeeping . . . 98 Sue Richardson, Rel. Math!1.. . 93 Curtis Ivie, Rel. Math I]... 95 Joe Mac Riley, Shirley Eoff 43 Biology I... 98 Travis Brown, Burlene Capell American History — 97 Mike Boucher, Shirley Eoff English IT — 94 44 bee Neal McKinney Ag. IV — 96 Travis Brown Ag. III — 94 é cs , € a EW! cS ea i oz En. Ley) = Aik ee Uy RK, 7 ees 4% fi Joe MacRiley Ag. II — 96 Ag. I —95 L.V. Cooper FABRICS re wl Yvonne Gibson, Sue King H.E. II — 93 a = WD fy SS RQ cn) RQ = S au Wn) - i) i) = Bay n= = 8 os) Pca] 2 md Ss rk Brenda Rasberry Editor Pam Whitehead Editor Marty Tompkins Editor I . ‘See acnait Mrs. Jordan Sponsor if] Tommy Payne Advertising Manager Linda Armstrong | The SHAMROCK Staff has worked hard all year to bring to the student body a yearbook full of the many faces of Dublin High School. This yearbook is part of us, and we hope the students will realize and ap- preciate the time, energy, HARD work, tears, laughter, and loving care we have put into this yearbook. 46 SHARE MANY MEMORIES Ben Pate Photographer Debbie Fine Debra Boucher Rickki Dansby Beth Pope Ronnie Osborn Mickie Hodges and Shirley Koff To be editors of the 1970 SHAMROCK is an honor that we have worked toward for the past three years. It has been, perhaps, the most re- warding accomplishment that we shall ever ex- perience. Just as devoted athletes become a lit- tle saddened at the last game of their high school careers, we as editors, are a little saddened to end our relationship with the SHAMROCK. Many things go into the making of a yearbook, and without the wonderful staff that we have had to work with us this year, our edition could not have been as successful as we feel it is. To these people we extend a very special and heart felt thanks. It is our hope, as editors of the 1970 SHAM- ROCK, that this yearbook may be, to you, as it is to us, one of your most cherished possessions. Sincerely, BZ y 71 aN Boe The Editors 3 Bea oe Ae Bez een et MR. AND MISS D.H.S. i ccgmcsenemnee 0:0:0.0.0.6.0 6.06600 6.66.6 0% e ar ee Nee He dae Des tee Oh wee bey UVERERUREREL ELT PIES OTs tx te Oey Gee whe EEMERMERBRERMEP EYRE PE DY ey seer ee Jee re SWEETHEARTS FOOTBALL SWEETHEART Judy Walls HONORARY BAND SWEETHEART ‘‘Ma”’ Wheatley BAND SWEETHEART Jana Tate ; OF DUBLIN HIGH SHAMROCK SWEETHEART Shirley Eoff LION’S ROAR SWEETHEART Bernice Speer F.F.A. SWEETHEART Mickie Hodges MOST BEAUTIFUL Pam Hodges MOST HANDSOME Steve Jennings ; 6 wa a fr] ma § ag s O64 7 A, RJ os A, AQ F.H.A. BEAU Troy James Nae | ummm tpn mites cine cementing SEEN SOE CIE I ESI FE IE TE EE IT I EE TE OE OO OE LE BASKETBALL QUEEN Debbie Weems BASKETBALL KING Garry Couch 58 SENIOR FAVORITES ee: Greg Aardal Debbie Traweek 4 Rickie Greer Suzanne Gibson SOPHOMORE FAVORITES 8:8 fs ane iE A ITA OD auvadé Alan Traweek Pat Brown FRESHMAN FAVORITES a : 3 4 IPE ETPAE PTE dato obit tt Ei Sheran Jennings Phil Hardin 62 CINDY SHAW Junior Favorite GARY STONE Sophomo re Favorite RUNNERS-UP MARTY TOMPKINS Senior Favorite RICKKI DANSBY Sophomore Favorite MARK HUMPHRIES Mr. DHS Mr. Congeniality Senior Favorite LESLIE SHARP Junior Favorite 63 MORE RUNNERS-UP MARTHA HAMILTON Miss Congeniality JAMES STEELE Most Handsome JUDY WALLS Most Beautiful DANNY MAYFIELD Freshmen Favorite 64 EDDIE LEATHERWOOD Most Likely to Succeed BRENDA RASBERRY Most Likely to Succeed Miss DHS JEANNE LAIRD Freshmen Favorite teri beainy ys a ea i BR sue ee i as awe in sy DUBLIN FTA wei th RO Bottom row left to right: Mark Humphries, Carl L. Hall, Pruyn Thiebaud, Neal McKinney, Ronnie Huse, Mitchell Weems, David Gilbreath, Mike Brashear. Sec- ond row: Robert Hall, Mary Wilson, Susan Salyer, Pam Wolfe, Kristi Jurney, Miriam Burdette, Debbie Fine, Shirley Eoff, Kay Daniel. Third row: Mrs. Wheatley; Sponsor, Diane Whitefield, Debbie Traweek, Mickie Hodges, Debbie Greenway, Burlene Capell, Debra Boucher, Marty Tompkins, Brenda Rasberry, Jana Tate. Fourth row: Pam Whitehead, Nancy Hall, Pam Hodges, Rickki Dansby, Linda Armstrong, Judy Walls, Not Pictured: Linda Steele, Garry Couch, Larry Mayfield, Lynda Randals, Leslie Sharp, Steve Jennings, Lyle Spruger, and Mark Tompkins. 66 The Dublin FTA Club was organized in the schoolyear 1955-’56 by Mrs. Lucille Caraway, and received their charter, signed February 2, 1956. Several years ago, the Club changed its name to the “Lucille Caraway FTA Chapter” in honor of the teacher who organized the club. In 1960-61, Luine Heizer was the State Financial Secretary, with Mrs. Lloyd Sanders as her sponsor. In 1962-63, Stella King was State Recording Secretary, with Mrs. Elma Ruth Wheatley as her sponsor. The high-light of each year is the State Convention, which some of the members have at- tended since the organization of the club. The State Convention is to be held in Fort Worth this year, at the new Convention Center. The members assist teachers in some of the bookkeeping that is part of teaching. Sometimes, they are even called on to teach a class. A number of the club members have made teachers, because of the experience g ained in working in the FTA Chapter. —Ekma Ruth Wheatley AND OFFICERS L. to R. Brenda Rasberry, Sec.; Mark Humphries, St. Council Rep.; Carl L. Hall, Pres.; Mickie Hodges, Rep.; Marty Tompkins, Treas.; Robert Hall, V. Pres. Burlene Capell was elected District Financial Secretary at the District XV Convention Novem- ber 25, 1969. The Convention was held at Brady in the local High School. Workshops were presented by various chapters. Lunch was served and entertainment provided. FTA was limited only to Sophomores, Juniors, and Seniors this year. New members were re- quired to submit a written statement of why they wanted to be in FTA. As a result, the FTA Chapter represents those students who are in- terested in teaching as a profession. Plans were made for the State FTA Convention, in February. The convention will be in Fort Worth. 67 ge ee x pe i ee ane ee ete eS y ¥ OFFICERS: Jana Tate, President; Linda Armstrong, Ist Vice-President; Minnie Buchanan, (not shown) 2nd Vice-President; Vice-President; Diane Whitefield, 5th Vice-President; Kathy Thiebaud, Sec- Pam Hodges, 3rd Vice-President; Celinda Shaw, 4th retary; Suzanne Gibson, Parliamentarian, Susan Salyer, Treasurer; Debbie Fine, Historian; Lynda Randals, Sergeant-at-Arms; Mickie Hodges, S.C. Representative. we 4c zs SF v «© � we - M we ay a Ey”, pm ae ALS Ph A, oe 8 iat = � y o � a4 ct x Seniors: Darla Stokes, Mary Wilson, Dristi Jurney, Carolyn McMillian, Jackie Spraggins, Pam Whitehead, Debbie Trawee k, Linda Singleton, Jana Tate, Judy Walls, Martha Tompkins, Pam Wolfe, Brenda Rasberry, Nancy Hall, Linda Steele. 68 OF AMERICA “, fi a4 Ma ae se Pe ER e. FM Age a Egg? 2 ad ke” a el a. SY . Juniors: Rebecca Truesdale, Rheadene Kennedy, Debra Boucher, Burlene Capell, Debra Nichols, Suzanne Gibson, Diane Whitefield, Debbie Fine, Louise Malone, Linda Cox, Yvonne Gibson, Linda Armstrong, Sheryl Hester, Kathy Thiebaud, Pam Hodges, Susan Salyer, Lynda Randals, Debbie Greenway, Celinda Shaw, Day Daniel, Brenda McMillian, Debra Gilbert, Brenda Fletcher, Debbie Weems. Sophomores: Jeanette Barnette, Rickki Dansby, Pat Brown, Nancy Cox, Mickie Hodges, Karen Martin, Karen Tucker, Miriam Burdette, Ann Cathey, Linda Baugh, Wendy Truesdale, Debbie Raulston, Sue King, Shirley Eoff, Kathy Scantling. 69 First row, L. to R.: Mary Gaitan, Sherry Hayes, Judy Gilbert, Debbie Harbin, Cynthia Cox, Dianne Janvrin, Lorrine Whisnant, Brenda White, Phyllis Bone, Vickey Turley, Sheran Jennings, Wanda Williams. Second row, L. to R.: Beth Pope, Terry Roulston, Jeanie Laird, Kathy Jones, Donna Sue Jurney, Teresa Cowan, Sue Richardson, D’Lena Evans, Donna Stevens, Billy Scales. First row, left to right OFFICERS: Kathy Jones, Judy Gilbert, Beth Pope, Debbie Harbin, Phillis Bone. Last row, left to right: Sue Rich- ardson, Terry Roulston, D’Lena Evans, and Donna Stevens. STUDENT COUNCIL OF D.H.S. Front row, left to right: Judy Gilbert, Danny Mayfield, Debbie Traweek, Mark Humphries, Pat Brown, Jana Tate, Ann Cathey, Jim Leatherwood, Martha Hamilton, Pam Hodges. Second row, left to right: Mike Boucher, Graig Aardal, Donna Stevens, Mike Brashear, Eddie Leatherwood, Kristi Jurney, Garry Couch, Gary Aardal, and Mr. Sam Wolfe, Sponsor. Social event in hall on Student Council Tacky Day Mr. Sam Wolfe, Sponsor 71 Officers of the year 1969-70 are, left to right: Travis Brown, Reporter; Greg Aardal, President; Pruyn Thiebaud, Vice-President; Jimmy Cowan, Sentinel; Leslie Sharp, Secretary; Not pictured, Mark Tompkins, Treasurer. Ag. II Back row: Jimmy Singleton, Lyle Spurger, Mike Boucher, Johnny Tate, Alan Traweek. Front row: Steve Hightower, Jimmy Fair, Gary Stone, Donald Gilbert. Right Picture: Standing, Johnny Hendrix, Oran Christian, Damon Stephen, Joe Mac Riley, David Gilbreath, Keith Nichols, Terry Greer. Sitting: Mike Hall, Darrell Stoddard, John Daniel, James Hays. Ag. I — Back row: L.V. Cooper, Terry Lively, Tommy Grif- fith, Douglas McGahey, Bobby Carter, David Wall, Jesse Del Bosque. Front row: James Bagley, Phil Hardin, Paul Dean Fair, Jimmy Culver, Ricky Steele, OF AMERICA Ag. Ill — Robert Keith, Bobby Keith, Leslie Sharp, Gary Henderson, Travis Brown, Curtis Ivie, Garry Couch, Walter Allen, Morris Randolph, Frank Keith, Bill Evans, Joey Billingsley, James Huse. Ag. IV — Ronnie Huse, Mike Tackett, Danny Tucker, Neal McKinney, Ronnie McConnell (sitting), Jerry Pettijohn, Thomas Moore, Tommy Payne, Kent Pax- ton, Richard Couch, Gary Eoff, Robert Thiebaud. | Co-op Ag. — left to right: (Back row) Jerry Pettijohn, | Robert Thiebaud, Gary Eoff, Tommy Payne, Mike | Tackett, Pruyn Thiebaud, Harold Hall. (Front row) Ronnie McConnell, Don Pryor, Thomas Moore, A.J. Whitefield. i emew 4 ne i H H ; Suzanne Gibson, Jr. KG Kristi Jurney, Sr. Head Cheerleader Martha Tompkins, Sr. 74 BOLSTER LION SPIRIT Celinda Shaw, Jr. | Carla Mitchell, Mascot Donna Stevens, Fr. TES PEP SQUAD, BAND ay Back row left to right: Mrs. Archer, sponsor; Judy Gilbert, Kathy Thiebaud, Debbie Gilbert, Debbie Traweek, Nancy Southall, Judy Walls, Kathy Jones, Janie Del Bosque, Mary Gaitan, Cynthia Cox, Yvonne Gibson, Teri Raulston. Front row: Bebbie Nichols, Sheran Jennings, Diane Whitefield, Sue Richard- son, Rheadene Kennedy, Burlene Capell, Debbie Harbin, not shown, Sherry Hays, Teressa Cowan, Linda Cox, Rebecca Truesdale. Jennie Archer, Sponsor. 76 BOOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Back row left to right: Eddie Leatherwood, David Gilbreath, Darrell Stoddard, Bobby Keith, Larry Mayfield, Danny Mayfield, David Walls, 4th row: Jana Tate, Mike Hall, Ronnie Huse, Tommy Payne, Mike Brashear, Bobby Carter, Mike Fletcher, 3rd row: Brenda Rasberry, Patricia O’Neil, Thomas Moore, Oran Christian, Phyllis Bone, Martha Hamilton, Shirley Eoff, Ann Cathey, Pam Whitehead, Brenda Randals. 2nd row: Shane Brown, Sue Jurney, Bernice Speer, Debbie Greenway, Mickie Hodges, Kay Daniel, Pam Hodges, Debra Boucher, Nancy Hall, Linda Singleton. 1st row: Mrs. Barry, Vickey Turley, Debbie Fine, Linda O’Neil, Pam Wolfe, Susan Salyer, D’Lena Evans, Mary Wilson, Paula Hamilton, Susan Warren, Beth Pope. Not shown, Mike Tackett, Miriam Burdette, Ben Pate, Ronnie Osborn, Gwynna Huse, Robert St. Martin, Lynda Randals, Mitchell Weems, Ronnie Richardson, Jackie Spraggins. As a climax to Homecoming week, the cheerleaders held an outside pep rally. The band, dili- gently working on the half-time show arrived late. The majorettes appeared on the scene only Eugenia Barry seconds before this photo was made. Band Director 77 THE DUBLIN HIGH SCHOOL CONCERT BAND DUBLIN’S BAND Paid! Mies Be rae, L. to R.: Tommy Payne, President; Donna Jurney, Freshmen Representative; Mike Brashear, Drum Major Vice-President; Larry Mayfield, Junior Representative; Jana Tate, Reporter. Seated: Martha Hamilton, Senior Representative; Mickie Hodges, Sophomore Representative. Not shown, BAND OFFICERS Lynda Randals Brenda Rosberry, Secretary-Treasurer. Se REO ome age Se at aa OR Pam Wolfe Susan Salyer Mary Wilson MEMBERS EXCEL L—R: Shirley Eoff, All District; Martha Hamilton, All Region; Oran Christain, All District; Mike D’Lena Evans Brashear, All District and All Region. Head Majorette Mrs. Wheatley seems to be getting fresh with Mitchell Weems. Mrs. Barry smiles for a mug shot. 6 mien Ane se eS As band members prepare to practice a new drill, Mrs. Barry yells last minute threats. J. Spraggins seems undecided about which way to march. Brean x at ey ASS eee se zs Ravana wey ae ore Ss ‘eS. ts He, Sige tae vee Sat “A” Team. Back row; left to right: Frank Keith, Richard Thiebaud, Leslie Sharp, Garry Couch, Danny Tucker, Carl L. Hall, Neal McKinney, Rickie Greer, Jimmy Leatherwood, Lonnie Randolph. Front row; left to right: Troy James, Rodney Marshall, Mark Humphries, Gary Henderson, Bill Evans, Robert Hall, Richard Pope, Jimmy Cowan, Floyd Murray. we p ECHRE! aa COACHING STAFF FOR 1969: left to right: Jerry Ledbetter; Roy Newsom, head coach: Eric Looney, B team; Larry Eilers, student coach. 82 Danny Tucker, Sr. Carl L. Hall, Sr. Lonnie Randolph, Jr. 83 JUNIORS GAIN Jimmy Leatherwood, Jr. Robert Hall, Jr. Troy James, Jr. 84 EXPERIENCE FOR FUTURE Floyd Murray, Jr. Gary “Bo” Henderson, Jr. Billy Don Evans, Jr. 85 Frank Keith, Jr. A GAME GUY’S PRAYER ‘Dear God, help me to be a sport in this game of life. I don’t ask for any place in the lineup; play me where you need me. I only ask for the stuff to give you a hundred per cent of what I’ve got. If all the hard drives come my way, I thank you for the compliment. Help me to remember that You won’t let anything come that You and I can’t handle, and help me to take the bad breaks as part of the game. Help make me thankful for them. And God, help me always to play on the square, no matter what the other players do. Help me to come clean. Help me to see that often the best part of the game is helping other guys. Help me to be a regular fellow with the rest of the players. Finally, God, if fate seems. to uppercut me with both hands and I’m laid up on the shelf in sickness or old age, help me to take that as part of the game, too. Help me not to whimper or squeal that t he game was a frameup or that I had a raw deal. When in dusk I get the final bell, I ask for no lying, complimentary stones. I’d only like to know that You felt I’ve been a good guy. —Chaplain’s Digest Ronnie Huse Joey Billingsley Donald Gilbert Paul Dean Fair Trainer Manager 86 Manager B-team Manager f Back row left to right: Morris Randolph, Steve Jennings, Phil Maikell, Alan Traweek, Johnny Tata, Terry Greer, Tyra Martin, Damon Stephens, James Steele, Douglas McGathey, Front row left to right: Robert Keith, Rocky Ford, Steve Hightower, John Dale Speers, Ronald Osborn, Phil Hardin, Gary Stone, Rodney Marshall, Oran Christion, Travis Brown. After a hard game, the boys are proudly escorted off the field. The Jr. High band brings on the B” team after half time. Mike Boucher scores a touchdown as his opponent persues in vain. 87 LIONS IN ACTION Humphries breaks Baird tackle Bad Pewememmsen: o| le ses Standing left to right: Carolyn McMillian, Bookkeeper; Coach Dale Key; Diane Whitefield, Mgr. Seated: Kathy Thiebaud, Debra Gilbert, Donna Stevens, D’Lena Evans, Mickie Hodges, Linda Steele, Darla Stokes, Jana Tate, Suzanne Gibson, Debbie Weems, Paula Hamilton, Wendy Truesdale, Celinda Shaw, and Rickki Dansby. Coach Dale Key led the girls to a fine but disappointing season. They started out bound for District, but were upset by Glen Rose twice and Baird once. Diane Whitefield and Carolyn McMillian were a great asset to the team. They were certainly appreciated by the girls. Darla Stokes easily outjumps opponent in Ranger game. GIRLS TIE FOR Debbie Weems — Jr. at RS Debbie Gilbert — Jr. Kathy Thiebaud — Jr. Wendy Truesdale — Soph. SECOND IN DISTRICT BS bens Suzanne Gibson receives the ball in Ranger gam Wendy Truesdale drives in for 2 point ‘“B’? TEAM B team — Standing: Kathy Jones, Terri Roulston, Debbie Harbin, Teresa Cowan, Sue Richardson, Sheran Jennings, Linda Baugh, Bil- lie Scales. Sitting: Nancy Southhall, Susan Warren, Beth Pope, Judy Gilbert, Sherri Hays, Shirley Eoff. BOYS’ BASKETBALL Standing: Randall Hamrick, Johnny Tate, Richard Thiebaud, Garry Couch, Frank Keith, Billy Don Evans, Rodney Marshall, Walter Allen, Sam Morton, Leslie Sharp. Kneeling: Coach Eric Looney. Kneeling: John Dale Spear, Ronnie Osborn, Robert Keith, Keith Nichols, Steve Hightower, John Daniel. Standing: Jimmy Singleton, Douglas McGalsy, Mike Boucher, Alan Traweek, Terry Greer, Morris Randolph, Rocky Ford, James Steele, Coach Roy Newsom. 93 LIONS WORK HARD Randall Hamrick Garry Couch Bill Evans ¥ Garry and Billy Don aid in holding down Ronger’s score. Johnny (Egor) jumps Ranger’s Tom Fox in home game. 3 Sam Morton Robert Hall, Manager Walter Allen STARZENUy2=c978) i Frank Keith Johnny Tate Rodney Marshall Richard Thiebaud 95 7 2) = = a) WN 7 2) == AS Pra, = aa The purpose of this page is to give the student body a reference to the highlights of DHS activity through _ the years. We hope that it will serve iis purpose and withstand the test of time. We hope that the faces seen on the following pages will reflect a few moments of enjoyment in DHS. The importance of sports to the high school student is easily reflected in the faces of the football captains as they speak to the student body at a pep rally. Each Fri- day hundreds of high school boys represent not only themselves but also their schools as they strive to play their best, to be a good sport, and to uphold the honor of their alma maters. ACTIVITIES MAKE HIGH SCHOOL FUN High school is a time of one’s life dedicated to learning, but through the years, it has become perhaps the most memorable time of one’s life. The activities connected with school life make the years seem brief and exciting. A homecoming bon fire represents a collection of wood, a collection of people, and a collection of hopes for victory. Many hours of hard work go into the presentation of half-time activities by the band. These pictures reflect a moment of these activities. Each school year has some exciting or memor- able event for every student. Such an event was “Tacky Day” at DHS. A surprisingly large num- ber of students donned clothing that otherwise they wouldn’t have been caught dead in. Not only was it a day of unusual dress but also a lg day of unusual activities. Pictured at right is Mrs. Wheatley —and the picture isn’t upside down. she is! Above: Brenda Rasberry and be- low: Judy Walls and Bill Evans. Antiaul TACKY DAY IS BIG SUCCESS “Tacky Day” was a day of complete bedlam. Classes were dismissed or used as an opportunity for such frolics as singing Christmas carols. Below are pic- tured three faculty members, Mrs. Barry, and Coach and Mrs. Ledbetter in their tacky attire. Above: Mary Wilson, Debbie Lively, Darla Stokes, Pam Whitehead, and Billy Don Evans. Right: Would you believe—Jerry Pettijohn? Bottom: A group of DHS students and teachers having a ball! Pam Hodges, during an afternoon practice concentrates on in- tricate band maneu- vers. Paula Hamilton and Beth Pope seem interested too. Inter- ested members such as these help to make the band the success it was during the 1969 marching sea- 10) 6 TER Se z Sa RAGS Bs UNIOR HIGH Dale Key Mary Barry Virginia Little Principal Bapd : English Girl’s Basketball English History Hazel Moss Jewel Havis Connie Coston Math Social Studies Science 106 FACULTY Roy Newsom Jerry Ledbetter Elma Ruth Wheatley Athletics Athletics Math Science Bie WEAN SORE RB Anita Bumhanan Mrs. Coston, Jr. High science teacher, assist Carmella King. P.E. 107 108 8th GRADERS PREPARE Shown above is a portion of the eighth grade football team. The eighth grade team has shown a great deal of promise for high school material. Cynthia Bear Austin Bellamy David Boucher Brent Brashear Sandra Brown Lou Ann Calder Clifford Chambers Darla Chick Darrall Cogburn Mike Eoff Linda Evans Nancy Grissom Rickey Henry Kenneth Hightower Curtis Hill John Hodges Hollie Huse Randall Joiner Byron Jones Douglas Jones FOR HIGH SCHOOL Mitchell Jones Donna Kilgore Carmella King T.L. Malone Tim Marshall Ida Martin David Mayhall Phyllis McAnally Richard Northcutt Vicky Palmer Rebecca Perrin Bobby Pettijohn Calvin Ratliff Beuford Scantling Mike Sharp Neal Stephen John Stokes Mark Stone Craig Thiebaud David Thiebaud Neal Tompkins Sherri Traweek Teresa Tucker Judy Whisenant Debra Wooten Ancel Yarbrough William Lowe Cathy Labrado Jimmie Rowan 109 7th GRADE a és il, fe “6 : o.. 7th and 8th grade quartet of “beauties”? John Alexander Daryle Brown Elizabeth Bull Monte Burke Bill Campbell Judy Cathey Tim Collinsworth Nancy Cowan Deborah Cox Danny Craddock Kathy Daniels Terry Duncan Sharla Foley Gail Gilbreath Bonnie Gray Jackie Hays Darwin Hester Dennis Hester Phil House Tommy Ivie THAT AWKWARD AGE «8 ae Wade Kerley why te Peggy Shuttleworth Deborah Jones Mike Jurney Melinda Kirk Sherri Kirk Donald Kilgore Pat Leatherwotd Phyllis Lively C. E. Malone Susan Massarello Timothy McMillan La Virl Pair Tim Powers Kenneth Rasberry Bobby Reed Johanna Riley Verno n Scales William Smith Mary Southhall Jo Spurger John Steele Terry Tate Connie Thiebaud Brenda Traweek Susan Truesdale Mary Walker Jimmy Weems Daree Whitely Robert Whitely Domingo Garcia Larry Young Gaye Barbee Brenda Bear Ronald Bellamy Amy Billingsly Teri Blakely Leslie Brown Debra Campbell Mark Campbell Randy Claitor Leon Clark Jesse Cooper Paulette Cox Mary Craddock Karen Culver Rhonda Daniel Tommy Duncan Vickie Durham Danny Fincannon Shelia Fletcher Lee Ann Funderburg Kenney Foley Betty Grauke Tommy Herod Steve Henry 112 6th GRADERS ENTER Alan Hill Chris Humphries Kendall Jones Junior High Band prepares to perform at pep rally. ame WITH ENTHUSIASM Tracy Jones Don Keith Frances Labrado Laura Ledbetter Randy Mann Cynthia Martin Revis Mayfield Johnny McClatchey Vickie McGahey Benny Noel Cynthia Osada Mark Perrin Lindy Raley Cindy Ratliff Liddie Reed Paula Reeves Gary Roulston Russell Scott Freddy Scantling J. W. Sechrest Larry Sones Ricky Southall Jimmy Speers Carolyn Stanford Vickie Stanford Doris Wall Terry Walls Johnny Wheeler Jean Whitely Alvin Whitely David Williams Judy Wise Caudice Woolfork — Carolyn Wooten 113 JR. HIGH FAVORITES 8th Grade Favorites Sherri Traweek Mark Stone 7th Grade Favorites Debbie Jones La Virl Pair 6th Grade Favorites Linde Raley Kendall Jones 114 JR. HIGH OFFICERS 8th Grade Class Officers Pres. John Hodges; V. Pres. David Thiebaud; Sec. Sherri Traweek; Treas. Mike Eoff; Rep. Carmella King. 7th Grade Class Officers Pres. Tim Collinsworth; V. Pres. Monte Burke; Sec. Jo Spurger; Treas. Mike Jurney; Rep. Jo Spurger. 6th Grade Class Officers Pres. Don Keith; V. Pres. Johnny McClatchy; Sec. Amy Billingsley; Treas. Chris Humphries; Rep. Terry Walls. 115 JR. HIGH BAND ‘Ss � Q. . wie . 8 BB. QE MEI AL TES Don Keith, Debra Cox, Robert Whitely, Johnny McClatchey, Craig Thiebaud, Pat Leatherwood, Brent Brashear, John Hodges, Neil Stephen, LaVirl Pair, Kenneth Hightower, David Boucher, Mike Jurney, Bobby Pettijohn, Jesse Cooper, Larry Young, Randy Claitor, Gayle Gilbreath, Brenda Tra- week, Linde Raley, Brenda Bear, Maunell Wall, Paula Reeves, Terry Blakely, Candice Wolfolk, Darla Chick, Melinda Kirk, Carmella King, Holly Huse, Betty Grauke, Tim Collingsworth, Alvin Whitely, Russell Scott, Sheri Traweek, Nancy Grissom, Vickie Durham, Debra Wooten, Cynthia Bear, Paul- ette Cox, La Juan Craddock, Cindy O’Sada, Carolyn Wooten, Teresa Tucker, Lou Ann Calder, Amy Billingsly, Terry Walls, Karen Culver, Kendall Jones, Vickie Palmer, Mark Stone, Bill Campbell, Chris Humphries, Terry Duncan, Judy Whisenant. Band Officers: Carmella King, Sherri Traweek, David Boucher, Vickie Durham, Brent Brashear, Nancy Grissom, Cindy Bear, Mrs. Don Barry, Director. Drum Major, Judy Whisenant; Majorette, Vicky Palmer. 116 CHEERLEADERS AND PEP SQUAD y a Bob, Pe Pages } re : Pep Squad: Laura Ledbetter, Vicky Stanford, Susan Massarella, Connie Thiebaud, Ida Martin, Lee Ann Funderberg, Cindy Ratliff, Gaye Barbee, Donna Kilgore, Tommie Ivie, Tracy Jones, Frances Labrado. 117 JR. HIGH 8th grade (left to right) top row—Megr., Douglas Jones, Darrell Cogburn, Brent Brashear, David Mayhall, John Hodges, Tim Marshall, Mitchell Jones, Randall Joiner, Neal Tompkins, Mgr., Clifford Chambers, 2nd row, Calvin Ratliff, Mark Stone, Bobby Pettijohn, Mike Eoff, David Boucher, Mike Sharp, Neal Stephens, 3rd row, T. L. Malone, Ancel Yarborough, Craig Thiebaud, Ricky Henry, David Thiebaud, Kenneth Hightower, Byron Jones, Richard Northcutt. 7th grade (left to right) top row—James DelBosque, Pat Leatherwood, Timothy McMillan, Vernon Scales, Darwin Hester, Monte Burke, Mgrs., Larry Young, John Alexander, Robert Whitely, 2nd row—Terry Duncan, Timothy Powers, Danny Craddock, Timothy Collingsworth, Terry Tate, Kenneth Rasberry, 3rd row— C. E. Malone, Bill Campbell, Darrell Brown, Bobby Joe Reed, Mike Jurney, LaVirl Pair. 118 a JR. HIGH BASKETBALL Back Row: Rebecca Perrin, Mgr.; Jackie Havs, Linda Evans, Ida Martin, Nancy Grissom, Sandra Brown, Debra Jones, Cindy Bear, Judy Whisenant, Nancy Cowan, Mary Walker, Susan Massarella, Deborah Traweek, Coach Dale Key. Second Row: Melinda Kirk, Judy Cathey, Lou Ann Calder, Sherri Traweek, Darla Chick, Debra Wooten, Jo Spurger, Vickie Palmer, Carmella King, Phyllis Lively. Bottom Row: Sherri Kirk, Mary Southhall, Tommie Ivie, Kathy Daniels, Teresa Tucker, Hollie Huse, Susie Truesdale, Deborah Cox, and Gail Gilbreath. Standing: Bill Campbell, Mgr.; David Thiebaud, Ricky Henry, Kenneth Hightower, Crig Thiebaud, C.E. Malone, Mike Jurney, Terry Tate, Tim Col- linsworth, LaVirl Pair, Coach Jerry Ledbetter, Bobby Pettijohn, Pat Leatherwood, Mitchell Jones, David Mayhall, Tim Collinsworth, Calvin Ratliff, Monte Burke, Byron Jones, Mike Eoff, Mike Sharp, T.L. Malone. Kneeling: John Hodges, Vernon Scales, Randall Joiner. 119 IN MEMORY OF CINDY DANSBY O Lord my God! 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College Stephenville, Texas Home of H.I.S. and LEVIS DUBLIN INSURANCE AGENCY EVERETT HIGHTOWER AGENT FIRE — AUTO — LIFE — HOSPITAL BUS. PHONE 445-3277 119 8. PATRICK ST. RES. PHONE 445-2703 DUBLIN, TEXAS 129 GAS DICK HARBIN GAS CO. 302 E. ELM ST DUBLIN, TEXAS 76446 FOUST LUMBER COMPANY PHONE 445-2288 113 EAST ELM Dean’s Barber Shop “It pays to look well” DEAN BRADLEY When a fellow breaks a date he usually has too. When a girl breaks a date, she usually has two. Farmer’s Feed Store H.A. and C.B. BRADBERRY Pat's Beauty Shop PAT COWAN NANCY COUCH Phone 445-3110 Tom Humphries Service Station BARNES Gifts and Dry Goods 101 S. Patrick Fabrics and Gifts hel ( DEPARTMENT STORE Mitchell’s gives and Redeems Scotties Stamps You can use your Leonard’s Credit Card at Mitchell’s CHRISTIAN BROS. Men’‘s Shop Stephenville Plaza Stephenville, Texas 76401 Couch Service Station and Used Car Lot “The finest selection of used cars” S. Patrick Dublin, Texas 131 Casey’s Cycle Connie’s Beauty Center Shop 611 S. Graham 965-5533 Page and Connie Whitfield Stephenville Yamaha—B.S.A.—Cimatti Gulf Service Center TEXACO, INC. Service and Auto Supply JAY WATSON South Patrick Dublin, Texas Loyd Maikell 445-2 717 445-2729 “We Don’t want everybody's business. Just yours.”” Don Stone Service Station Phone—445-2144 Gasoline—Oils—Greases Tires—Batteries—Accessories Dublin, Texas Compliments of Cowan Machine Company Lackey Food Store 132 SNOOTY LION (f OGLE REXALL DRUG STORE 102 S. Patrick Phone—445-2221 It pays to Advertise! Snooty Lion ED Zi Featuring Pit Bar-b-Que Pizza Foot-Long Hot Dogs Come in and see US Anytime! ‘| Appreciate Your Business.”’ Mike Humphrey 134 Pat’s Flower Shop Flowers for All Occasions 103 West Oak Dublin, Texas Phone 445-2371 Night or Day Hilltop Cafe Highway 377 Owned and Operated by MR. MRS. FLOYD OSBORN Come Out For The Finest Selection In Sandwiches Service Auto Supply Andrew Brown 105 S. 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