Eastern Hills High School - Clan Yearbook (Fort Worth, TX)

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Z1 -fn! i Ji 6? I3 lx: ri :fi Marcella Dunman registered first for classes. She was lucky enough to pick number one out of 158 numbers for registering. During two days of registration, Eastern Hills High School came to life. The halls awoke as a Wave of 840 noisy students began their first year in a new school. The School colors, blue, gray, and white, as Well as the team name, 4'Highlanders,': were chosen to identify the student body, While newly elected cheerleaders inspired enthusiasm among them. New equipment was bought for the PE. Depart- ments as money was raised by various drives. And to atop it all offn students had a chance to meet that certain someone at a get-acquainted dance. eptember Forms Traditions 4'Oh my aching biceps! moans George Bradford. It might be worth it with Georgia Kay Mills, Linda Tomlin, Sally Welch, Nancy Armstrong, Patti Inglis and Athelyn Jackson as nurses. He was injured in the first football game, and was unable to play all season. While Kathie Haueisen asked the big question, Elizabeth Beckham answered it. With an entertaining sales kickoff, Clan sales began to mount. Anxiety finally gave way to ecstasy when the first cheer- leaders for the school were announced. ,luniors and Seniors discussed ideas for term themes, as homework became the order of the day. Participating in a school-wide contest, student poets and composers expressed devotion for their new school. From among four songs that were submitted to the student body in an assembly, the present Alma Mater was chosen. After the Birdville game, presentation of Howdy King and Queen was made. Loma Crider and Bill Roper were the first to reign over the school. October alm And In an assembly on October 1, .lan Farley, president of Y- Teens, presented the official Highlander flag to the band president, Larry Self. The flag, which is blue satin with letters and the High- lander emblem in white satin, is used whenever the band marches. tudious Beautiful and talented .ludy Lingenfelter wrote both lyrics and music for the Alma Mater. Term themes gave headaches to many Juniors and Seniors. Rita Patterson and Roger Kantz did research and spent much time writing notecards, outlines and hib- liographies for theirs. I3 Robert Gipson measures accu- racy in his drawing of the school. Also sketching are Jose- phine Ramey and Ann Gilbert. I4 November November was a month for queens. The Band Sweetheart was crowned at the Brewer game. Then the Football Queen was crowned November 12. This started Booster Day activities, on which oc- casion next year, Eastern Hills will be host to all exes. A victory over Diamond Hill climaxed the two-day activities. Crowns ueens Football Queen nominees were Georgia Mills, Nan Logan, Nancy Armstrong, Barbara Bruton, Susan Moody, Linda Denny and Rita Patterson. Suspense, surprise and sobs of sheer joy were Diann Jordan's emotions at the Thursday night pep rally at which the Football Queen was presented. 'F , , l . f ,t ,- Ms ft , .. ft ..w,.t, ,fi by V fl-W ,, www f 4 C The Doll Shop had a large shipment for the Christmas program. The Y-Teen girls, dressed like dolls, were given away to good little boys on December 18. Santa read tl1e letters and elves de- livered the dolls. December, lharitable Andi The cafeteria took on a new look with blue, gray, and white table decorations in a Christmas theme. Among the guests for the football banquet were Steve Hil- liard with Janet Parsons, Gus Bierman with Judy Mack, and Barbara Bruton with Floyd Cox. lo ous The air was full of the spirit of the season. Many classes donated canned food and money for needy families. Miss Baker and the chorus presented a beautiful pro- gram on the last day before Christmas vacation. In the front hall, the traditional tree was placed in time for the football banquet. 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Jim Le Beau and Tony Bro don applied paint to the sky of the Scottish landscape While some were still trying to get a good schedule for the spring semester, the remaining students went to Pat's. Tommy Bratcher threatened to drink hot sauce under the watchful eyes of a few unbelievers. Best-dressed cowpoke was Pete Reaves while Ron- nie Mason had the best beard on Ranch Day. For best-dressed special wear, Sharon Reeves took honors and for best-dressed everyday wear, Carol Spina took the award. Two long-awaited events took place-the High- land Fling and ordering of senior rings. Many students and teachers Worked hard and long to achieve the first successful talent show. Seniors brought deposits and ordered 1960 class rings. Beards, boots, cowboy hats and chaps became the mode for Ranch Day. The Highlandettes sponsored the election of a King and Queen of Hearts who were crowned at a Valentine dance. s Februar Entertains In the Highland Fling, Cooking Maria, Donna Rankin, had two very helpful assistants, Judy Wall and Judy Akers. David Bauguess served as recipe writer for the unscrupulous cook. After completing a good season in football, the team proudly put on the first blue and gray letter jackets which had just been presented to them in assembly. Eastern Hills' first graduate, Milton Strange, received his diploma in a special assembly. During Public School Week, visitors poured into the school for an Open House on Monday night sponsored by the P.T.A. and Boosters, Club. On Saint Patrick's Day, the girls' P.E. cle- partment served host to an annual city-wide folk dance clinic. Stage crews began Work on the senior play, 'LI Remember Mama. At last! the second and largest shipment of the Clan was ready to he sent. lStaff members had worked evenings trying to meet the dead11ne.l .ludy Klabzuba made sure it was registered, stamped, and mailed. March Breezes B . . . Seniors finally received their rings after waiting for a time ,that seemed like eternity. The very first three to heat the rush were Tommy Bratcher, Gene Bickley, and Terry Horton. 22 .fit the state Junior Classical League Convention in Port Arthur, Linda Barnett and Ross Morgan placed first in the vocal contest. s as . N85 fygtlhx-i 9616 9 X01 5hXat0 33,0 e 'tai . -a55l5vgZifK3isen X99 gy qi ' bets X050 ' Conv nxeilxa Q3 C-055 C,-T055 . S0 X . V166 Miami' QV! Whit! Ygei C00 exegtig ,Y ini 80K teal pril Presents Awards Rehearsing for UI Remember Maman kept the cast at school every afternoon until late. Y-Teens raised money at the April in Parisi' dance to pay for baseball uni- forms. Y-Teens also presented L'Welcome to Springf, a fashion show carried out through a Japanese theme. Miss Bakeris chorus presented a religious Easter pro- gram just before the Easter holidays. Wooden boxes painted gray with blue drawings of the school and athletic activities, were made and filled with useful ar- ticles for overseas shipment by the Red Cross. A number of trophies and cups were presented to the school by all who had earned them. At the program for the presentation of the Na- tional Honor Society charter, Nancy Armstrong handed Mrs. Tucker an un-abridged dictionary to be presented to Mr. Meacham, retiring Assistant Sup- erintendent of Schools, who was guest speaker of the occasion. 23 Rachelann Blocker played Mama, a thrifty, loving mother, in I Remember Mama. The play, 'il Remember Mamaf, started Senior activities. The picnic at Camp Carter preceded Senior Day, when Mr. and Miss Eastern Hills and Who's Who were presented in assembly. Wishing wells and flowers deco- rated the Colonial Country Club for the dinner dance. Celebrating the successful completion of exams, Sen- iors turned their rings at the presen- tation ball. 24 Ma Whirls With Uncle Chris compared views with Aunt Sigrid and Aunt Jenny, played respectively by Alan Thompson, Connie Schilder, and Linda Barnett. A typical night at the Hanson house was spent by the family counting and budget- ing papa's pay check, Left to right: Mama, Blockerg Dagmar, Braswellg Katrin, .lacksong Christine, Pageg Nels, Watkinsg and Papa, Harte. la 1 t l Baseball, Bermudas, barbecue, and swimming replaced school work for a while durin the Senior picnic. Mr. Meacham and Mr. Johnson look on while Lynn Spain introduces Mr. Byers at the dinner dance. Eddie Bloomfield turns Athelyn Jackson's ring in a garden setting used for the presentation ball at the Meadowbrook Countiy Club. Judge Atwood McDonald pre- sented a scholarship to Mar- tha Meissner. Tommy Bratcher also received an honor scholarship. Tom Paukert aid tribute to P the graduates' parents. Giving the benediction, Beth Bourdonnay formally closed the first Commencement ex- ercises. As strains of God of Our Fathersv filled the air, ,lane Bates and Wayne Carter, followed by others of the Senior class, marched to their reserved seats for Baccalaureate services. nd raduates ne Baccalaureate sermon was given by Rev. N. H. Kupferle, seated here to the right of Mr. Johnson and Rev. Stanley Brown. The girls' ensemble of Eastern Hills sang their sentiments in the song, You'll Never Walk Alone. Later, Mr. Johnson awarded diplomas to the first graduating class of 'Eastern Hills High School. Hundred Fort -Three Graduation marked the close of many mem- orable associations. Commencement opened the door for tomorrow and its world. Thus, the first,graduation of Eastern Hills came to a close. lt seemed that the year had passed all too quickly. Yet, each graduate knew that the Highlander spirit would live on in his heart as had the words, All for one, and one for all. 1 ,gp IFS we S515 sf, 545 Charter members of the Eastern Hills National Honor Society are, Row one: Tomlin, Moody, Howard, Bralcherg Row two: Beckham, Davis, Meissner, Mason, Horton, Row three: Farmer, Blocker, Lasaler, Branch, Copeland, Row four: Nagle, Buckellew, Paukert. . . . Acquires Charter And New Members Working out plans for the induction ceremony are Mrs. Conway, sponsor, Linda Tomlin, Susan Moody, Corinne Howard, and Tommy Bratcher, Presi- dent. Newly-elected members of N.H.S. are, Row one: Morton, Logston, Keeton, Bruton, Bourdonnay, Armstrong, Rogers, Row two: Davis, Tackett, McNew, McKissack, Mullendore, Burton, Akers, Holbert, Blankenship, Sweneyg Row three: Speck, Richardson, Graves, Day, Day, Morgan, Stevens, Norris, Lewis, Lewis, Iingenfeltor, Wadcll, Held. Standing are council representatives and alternates, Row one: Kelly, King, Howard, Farley, McKinly, Whitley, Holder, Horton, Miss Odell, sponsor, Bratcherg Row two: Lasater, Brannon Hadsell, Welch, Jenson, Reeder, While, Norris, Hill, Buckellewg Row three: Copeland, Warken- tin, Owen, Blocker, McBrayer, Brewer, Creagerg Row four: Chilcoat, Mahan, Oxford, Daniels, Cant, Wall, McCook, Row five: Anderson, Moody, Hunter, Humphries, Ruhle, Stevens, Ransom: Row six: Schnitzer, Blankenship, Lingenfelter, Day, Miller, Gober, Reynolds. Student Council Leads The Student Council offers oppor- tunity for development of real citizenship in a working democracy. The members, homeroom representa- tives, are chosen by grade stand- ards and popular vote. Designing the standard school ring and fur- nishing the Christmas tree were two of the main projects of the council this year. Officers are, left to right: Karen Ruhle, Tommy Bratcher, Miss Odell, sponsor, Terry Horton, and Carol Warkentin. SPONSORS On their way to the Denton F.T.A. conference are officers, left Miss Bedell, Miss Hailey and Mrs, Smith, to right: Tuohy, Morris, Lingenfelter, Cant, Meissner. F.T.A. Gains Experience Looking ahead to teaching careers are the club's most active members, left to right, Row 1: Harris, Epps, Swenson, Gober, Welch, Lawrence, Ericson, Touhyg Row 2: Lingenfelter, Sergeant, Conditt, Meissner, Acuff, Kelley, Walker, Cant, Mullendore, Garrett, Row 3: Lange, Page, Jones, Dameron, Perkinson, Humphries, Haney, Ferguson, Copeland, Strickland, Childers, McNew, Hurley, Petty, Duncan, Dunman. These members attended the teaching convention. Members of the Golf Club are Row 1: Wyatt, Oxford, Fricke, Reeder, Brooks, Whitley, Kerr, Payne, Schwatzerg Row 2: Cline, Keith, Sweeney, Harold, Mallicote, Houlihan, Hunter, Haueisen, Montgomery, Row 3: Thompson, Koon, Huff, Ryder, Sehnitzer, Fisher, Martin, Reynolds, Culber- son, Herman, Gray. Golf tresses Courtesy And Sportsmanship The officers of the Golf Club are Pat McC1anahan, Doug Brown, and Mike Rice. Bowlers rganize League The Bowling Club, sponsored by Mr. Avery, meets every Tuesday after school at Meadowbrook Lanes. They howl according to teams of four members each. Officers are, left to right, Logston, Secretaryg Jackson, 7' TI I . I' ',,,, T'l,,,,f.'l,..L l vention in Austin Language, President, Mason: Reporter, Pope: Vice-President, Miller: Secretary, Lohrke: Reporter, Branch: discuss geographical views of South America with Mr. Psomrs Sponsor. Pan-Am members are lleft to rightl Row 1: Ardlyno, Laneri, Tuohy, Spears, McKinley, Gray, Stephens, Hargraves, Brownlowg Row 2: Cowan, Standifer, Dismukes, Singleton, Lewis, Duncan Jones, Johnson, Savage, Jeter. Row 3: Dameron, Dunlap, Christy, Ebert, Routt, Autry, McCall Lyon, Welch, Armour, Copeland: Row 4: Schmidt, Pope, Burton, Sevier, Moody, Joans, Anderson Lohrke, Foster, Pitts, Mason. Row 5: Denny, Morris, Swenson, Hoffman, Brannen, Epps, Began Ferguson, Haney, Wilson, Short: Row 6: Garcia, Clarke, Harper, Brewer, Norris, Branham, Fricke 1 Warren, Wakefield, Hurley, Miller: Row 7: Meissner, Morris, Kizer, Basham, Avarello, Briley, Cashurn, Reid, Rutherford, Forbes, Schnitzer. The Pan-American Club strives to better understand the Spanish lan guage and to better appreciate the Latin-American people At Christmas time, the club packed boxes of toys clothes, and groceries for contribution to two Latin American families Be sides social fun at Christmas and in the spring, several members reple sented our school at the P A S F con v 1 1 9 Basis The Junior Classical League offers background for the study of the Latin language and Rom- 3.I1 Cl1StOII1S 9 Formed to study the Latin language and customs, this organization consists of, Row 1: McNew Claire, Goodson, Granger, Day, Williams, Hoit, Frankg Row 2: Wilson, Davis, Vaught, Moser, Morgan, Lewis, Stevens, Lewis, Held, Day, Row 3: Barnett, Adams, Moberg, Borst, Schwotzer Hunter, Ruble, Mallon, McClung, Curl, Hicks. Row 4: Oxford, Mahan, Collins, Stevens, Jennings, Whitney, Davis, Dolhee, Duvallg Row 5: Taulman, Candy, Rogers, Warkentin, Tate, Sweeney, Martin, Miss Dalton, sponsor. a For Pan-Am, J.C.L. Discussing the plans for the J.C.L. convention held in April in Port Arthui are Stevens, Treasurer, Day, President, Day, Vice-Presidentg Miss Dalton Sponsorg Held, Secretary, who preside over their monthly meetings. 9 Representing our school at monthly Safety Council meetings are Wallochg Selig Merge-leg Bacon, Mrs. Tannahill, sponsorg Moodyg Sargcntg and Sisk. Mrs. Young, the school nurse, instructs White, Wilson, Armstrong, Tuohy, Alcock, and Hodges in first aid. QC ' afet F 1rst 1 The Junior Red Cross has sponsored many worthwhile projects this year. Eastern Hills had the highest membership percentage of any other school in Fort Worth. Two homeroom representatives were chosen from each homeroom-one to represent the homeroom, the other to serve as an alternate. ls Ubser ed Miss Crump and Miss Moore, along with the officers, Autry, Norris, and Armstrong, draw the plans for the gift chests to be made for the needy over- seas. Leading the school spirit during the football season was one of the many activities of the Senior Y-Teens. They also attended an overnight campout at Camp Yo-VVO-Chia last fall. Y-Teens Add Fun, Interest The Junior Y-Teens planned a spring fashion show to pay the expenses of next ye-ar's officers to a summer officers' training camp. The Y-Teen plaque of the month, earned through service proj- Pictured here are officers Ransomg Oweng Miss Crump, ects, is presented to Eastern Hills hy officers Farley and Lohrkeg sponsorg Bourdonnayg .lordong Guinng Miss Moore, Mrs. Tannahill, sponsorg Moody, Logstong Logan, Rogers, sponsor, Havinsg adding current events to the Y-Teen Mrs. Thompson, sponsor. Scrapbook. nd Service To School Many of these Sophomores were introduced to Y-Teens for the first time this year. They took an active part by selling tickets to shows, and painting many of the signs to boost school spirit. The chorus, directed hy Miss Baker, includes Row l: Dake, Reagan, Smith, Tackett, Ardoyno, . Hewett, Kelley, Ruble, Swanson, Karnes, Hoffman: Row 2: Yates, Scott, Childers, Dunman, Lange, Dittman, Moore, Wright, Jeters, Damato, Marshall: Row 3: Brannon, Routt, Sells, Sloan, Walker, Lane, Dismukes, Borst, Kinsey, Barry, Moherg, Thompson: Row 4: Stark, Fox, Harris, Fielding, Haines, Cant, Miner, Fry, Moore, Jones, Stovall, presenting Thanksgiving and Christmas hymns to the student body. trums And Hums Of Music The orchestra, Rogers, White, McCollum, Donaldson, Fox, Hicks, McCoy, and Moberg, ac- companied the chorus in the Highland Fling. Miss Baker conducts the orchestra. Proudly marching for Eastern Hills in the Stock Show Parade is the Highlander Band, wearin bright blue uniforms for the first time. Provided B Music Department The stage band. Row 1: Self, Gordon, Bacon, Moberg, Mr. Martin, directorg Row 2: Anderson, McCoy, Fox, Hicks, McCollum, Sloan, made their debut at the St. Valentine's dance held Feb- ruary 13 at the Woman's Club. Standing at attention is Drum Major .loel Bacon. During band performances, he struts ahead of the band leading tl1e way and giving signals. Posing in front of the new school are ll13.j01'6tt6S Sandra Worshanl, Jeanette Bunton, Genice Sargent, and Linda Thomerson. They were selected from girls who displayed qualities of grace, showmanship, twirling ability, and leadership. and, Majorettes Band officers are Bill Buckellew, Tommy Candy, Linda Davis, and Larry Self. The 1959-60 Highlander band, made up of 57 members, makes a colorful appearance performin in various hand contests and in parades. Show ff niforms Miss Corinne Howard was elected the Highlander Band Sweetheart for 1959- l960. A flute player and flag bearer, Corinne was crowned by Drum Major Joel Bacon at the Brewer-Eastern Hills football game. The new pep club, the Highlandettes, sponsored by Mrs. Havins, enthusiastically supports the Highlanders. heerleaders And Pep lub Leading the Highlandettes in drill formations are drill leaders A. Day, Dameron, Simms, Sells, Spina, Hadsell, Phelps, Haughton, and J. Day. Highlander cheerleaders, Nancy lAbhyl Ahshirc, Jack Briltain, Me-lany Burton, Doyle Davis Omalu Branch, Weldon Ward, Judy Mack, and Hank Hoffman, pose in new blue and white uni forms. They work before school to perfect their yells. d School pirit Stairsteps in aiding school spirit are the alternate cheerleaders along with Miss Crump, sponsorg Glenn Vinsong Athelyn Jacksong and Jerri Jane Bras- well. The librarian, Mrs. Williamson, and her staff, Row 1: Johnson, Oxford, Myers, Pearce, Baldryg Row 2: Haughton, Patterson, Kynard, Garrett, Howard, Harrison, Boakeg Row 3: Stenzel, Perkinson, Atwell, Baugess, Norris, Dameron, Bratcher, Drennang secure, catalog, and arrange books as to subject and author, which makes it easy for students to find material they need. tudents Assist l Librar These girls assisted in the office during the school year. Their various duties were answering the phone, runmng errands, picking up the absentee slips, and selling school supplies. K And ff1ce 4 lan Mrs. Reeves and Mrs. Porter confer with Co-Editors Rachelann Blocker and Judy Klabzuba about division pages. Discussing layouts are the section editors Farley and Nantz, sportsg Owen and Denny, organi- zationsg Schilder, facultyg Moody, personalitiesg Beckham, classg and Haueisen, features. 50 Creates First nnual Art Editor, Johnny Bryant works on Clan layouts with Art Sponsor, Mrs. Meisner, while Gene Held, photographer Cstandingl, confers with Art Editor, Kay Mullendore, and photographer .lim Moser. Also, Nancy Rogers, copy writer Cstandingl adds her ideas to those of Linda Lohrke, photographer, and Beth Bourdonnay, copy writer fstandingl Not pictured are art assistants, Mary Lee Morgan and Floyd Cox. Linda Tomlin and Dodi Madden business managers, hang posters to advertise and promote Clan sales. Focusing the enlarger in the darkroom is Mr. Porter who has spent many hours developing and making prints of the yearbook's nega- tives. Co-editors Morton and Watkins make last minute preparations as page editors Heitt, Garrison and McBrayer plan their pages. Tartan Columnists, Row 1: Logston, Shoults, Vasquezg and Row 2: Held, Rogers, Moser, copyread articles ready for the printer. Reporters, seated: Brittain, Kuykendall, Wakeiieldg Stand- ing: Hill, Clifton, Hurley, type their assigned stories for an approaching deadline. Business manager Pope, center, plans advertising campaign with Strickland, Mills, Bright and Armstrong who make up the business staff. rganizes To Cover News DIANE MORTON Page One Make-up Third BOB WATKINS Editorial Writing Fourth COOKIE HURLEY Feature Writing Fifth Three Tartan staff members won awards in the Fort Worth Press High School Newspaper contest in competition with six other Fort Worth High Schools in a 4 and 5 classification. Eastern Hills is in division 3. 53 ,T W, .f ,-.,A3,gi5.,i. Ei?-.,, is lliiifv' - ' XX ,,-in 2 X 2,-, X' lwgzx? my -W-W-,X-,gf-ww-M-f,. ,-,K ,gg ng. bi' .W ..,L. v,.., sa .QT ,X,f,-,wg-QSEFX-,L - Q K 25.-2 . L msg. 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The enthusiasm and en- couragement displayed by the coaches and managers helped to build an outstanding first football team for Eastern Hills. Fun, Fall, And Tommy Bratcher, George Bradford, and Bill Roper were the 1959-60 tri-captains of the High- landers' football team. Football Go Hand ln Hand Miss Diann Jordon reigned as the 1959- 60 Highlander football queen. Diann was crowned by the tri-captains at an even- ing pep rally. B-Team District Champs Cleft to right? Row 1: Basham, McKinney, MeBrayer, Peadon, Bier- man, Brown, Mann, Crum, Fisher, Lee, Barnes: Row 2: Dean, James, Stephens, Pierce, Lockett, Boggs, Garrison: Row 3: Bergen, Sheppard, Anthony, Henry, Hadden, Franks, Miller, Cooper, Reynolds, Hendricks, Woods, Row 4: Robbins, McConnell, Grey, Greenwood, Gass, Guimarin Teague, Richards: Row 4: Alcorn, Keating, Coach McBee, Coach Campbell. 1 COACHES George Mitcham and Bill Elliott 58 B-Team MANAGERS Floyd Cox Robert Pirtle Bert Bloomfield Highlanders Frazier, Spain, and Needham close in on a hapless Mesquite ball carrier. The High- landers spirited defense and scoring punch came forth with a 46-12 victory here. This skir- mish started the district race in a good Way and proved to be one of the best games of the season for a fine Highlander team. ins District ALEXANDER Halfback BARTON Halfhack BICKLEY Tackle BRADFORD End BRANTLEY Quarterback COTTER Center DANIELS Guard DOLLINS End FRAZIER Tackle GOBER Halfback Gregory rumbles for a touchdown on the High- landers 37-6 triumph over the Brewer Bears that marked the third district win for Eastern Hills. After a jerky start, the Highlander offense began to roll and ex- hibited their big guns in several outbursts to mount the tally against the helpless Bears. 60 GREGORY Halfback HAMMONS Tackle HEATH Quarterback Highlanders Triumph ln Kenneth Williford begins to grind out extra yardage in helping his teammates smash a tough Castleberry team 27-20. After being down 14 points in the first quarter, the High- landers recovered from the spirited Lions' surge and managed to pull ahead. Two District Thrillers JORDON End Le BEAU Guard MARTIN Fullback MASON Halfhack MIDDLETON End MOORE Guard HORTON Center INGRAM Fullhack Highlanders Close District MORRIS End MORTON Halfback MCBRAYER Halfback MCCOOK Guard MCCLAIN End NEEDHAM End Quarterback Williford rolls out for a first down against Carrollton. Bad breaks and a tough Carrollton team cost the Highlanders their only district loss with a score of 19-0, the deciding factor in the end. The Highland- ers turned in a good 6-4 season record and showed their spirit and skill all the way. With ne Loss l Quarterback Lynn Spain returns a punt that sparked zi 38-6 victory over Diamond Hill. ln this last district Contest the Highlanders downed a fired-up Eagle Team and broke loose in the second half to pull away from the victory-hungry Diamond Hill eleven. ROPER SISK SPAIN TANNER Fullback Guard Quarterback Tackle TONG WALLER WALLOCH WILLIFORD Tackle Tackle Guard Quarterback The Highlanders' AH basketball team are front row, left to right: Odie Dollins, Danny McCook, Jerry Hester, George Cotterg Row 2: Dwayne Needham, David Teague, Truett Absher, Kenneth Williford, George Bradfordg Row 3: Landy Schenck, Randy De Shazo, Don Creager, Phil Morris, Jerry McClain. First Half E.H.H.S. 59 Mesquite E.H.H.S 48 D. Hill E.H.H.S 46 Brewer E.H.H.S 46 Castleberry E.H.H.S 69 Carrollton Playoff E.H.H.S. 42 Castleberry Second Half E.H.H.S. E.H.H.S. E.H.H.S E.H.H.S. E.H.H.S Playoff E.H.H.S E.H.H.S E.H.H.S Mesquite D. Hill Brewer Castleberry Carrollton Castleberry Castleberry Castleberry Co-captains for the '60 basketball team are Weldon Ward and Dwayne Need- ham. Basketball Season Begins Linda Denny was chosen by the basket- ball team to reign as the 1960 High- lander Basketball Queen. The an- nouncement was made in an issue of the T artan. The top six Highlanders who carried the load for Eastern Hills this year are George Cotter, Dwayne Needham, Odie Dollins, Kenneth Williford, Truett Absher and, not pictured, Weldon Ward. Led by Coach McBee, these boys helped finish out a successful basketball season. B-Team from left to iight are, Row 1: Brown, Reynolds, Mann, Miller, Wiggs, Huff, Manager, Hermang Row 2: Coach McBee, Short, Martin, Culberson, Granl ger, Schnitzer, Managers, Holm and Touhy. Highlander B-Team Finishes Second, Showing Promising Future Kenneth Williford goes up against two Mesquite defenders for a lay-up in the Highlanders' first district game. Eastern Hills took the victory with a 59-42 seore. Willjford went on to all- district honors for the third straight year. Dwayne Needham draws two Cas- tleberry defenders in a scoring play that helped overrun the Lion quin- tet 32-30. ln this district play-off game Needham dumped in the winning bucket to break a late tie and edge out Castleherry in the first game of the play-offs. Need- ham was a co-captain and three year letterman for Eastern Hills. Highlander Finish George Cotter goes up against Castleberry in the first half district play. The Highlanders over- came Castleherry in a one game play-off 42-39, and took the first half championship. Cotter, the only starting junior on the squad, filled in the center slot and was one of the top rebounders for the Highlanders. A driving lay-up brings two points for the Highlanders as Weldon Ward goes alone against Laneri. Ward was the playmaker for the Highlanders this year and lettered for his third year. He was elected co-captain and showed his lead- ership with steady playing the entire season. Second In District Tiuett Absher defends in pre-district play against Laneri. Bouncing back from a previous loss to the Ravens, the High- landers took the game 55-39. Absher finished the season with a lucky thir- teen point average and won all-district honors for the second year. , K .Q -. W 5 i Winning track team are, left to right: Heitt, Bradford, Harrell, McClain: Second Row: Gregory, Martin, Robhinsg Third Row: Roper, Grimes, Waddellg Fourth Row: Shepard, Harmon, DeShazog Fifth Row: Cotter, Walker, Bryantg Sixth Row: Halm, Hammons, Coach Mitcham. Track Team The E.H.H.S. track team gained the District Championship under the guid- ance of George Mitcham and Bob Keck. The team elected Bryan Gregory as their captain. Takes District Miss Nan Logan reigned as the 1959-1960 Track Queen She was elected by popular vote of the team. P i l Jerry McClain clears 5 feet ll inches at district meet for a new record in the high jump. Shot-put man George Cotter places the shot well enough to win a second place ribbon in district competition. l Highlanders Compete The mile relay, Bill Ingram, Bryan Gregory, Fred Crimes, and Doyle Alexander, finished first in district competition. Jerry Harrell skims the hurdle in the good form that carried him to a second place in district meet. Regional Tony Morton clears the har in the form that assisted him in winning the state pole-vaulting title for Eastern Hills. l David Teague rounds the curve in practice for his 4-4-0 district victory. The 440 relay team composed of Ron- nie Hiett, Bryan Gregory, Tony Mor- ton, and Dwight Martin ran good time of 4-4-.3 seconds to take first in district this year. Doug Brown shows the other members of the district champion golf team how he 'gsunk it. Members who contributed their time and effort were Bruce Schnitzer, Richard Martin, Doug Brown, Mike Martin, and Fred Culberson. Four of these boys are Sophomores and we can expect them to win more honors in coming years. Golf Holds District Championship The golf team was coached by Ronnie McBee. Volleyball team from left to right are, Row l: Camille Porter, Mary Ridgeway, Frana Wheeler Nannie Lane, Paula Sanders, Cookie Guinn, Managerg Row 2: Miss Crump, Suzanne Ellis Carolyn Ransom, Nancy Morris, Jerry Garrison, Miss Moore. irls Excel, Too E.H.H.S. volleyball team played a round robin tourna- ment against three other schools in this district. Play- ing seven games and losing only one, they played Paschal for district championship and lost by one point. Co-captains are Carolyn Ransom and Nannie Lane. They received a second place trophy. Girls' tennis team are, left to right, front row: Darlene Pitts, Carol Spina, Melany Burtong Back row: Miss Moore, tennis doach, Key Stevens, Mary Ridgway. Tennis Teams Take Mary Ridgway, singles representative, displays her winning service form which led her to victory in the district meet and to semi-finals in regionals. Key Stevens, left, and Darlene Pitts, right, exhibit their net game which aided them in winning district honors and gaining the finals in regional play, which they lost only after a hard-fought match. Boys' tennis team are, left to right, front row: Cary Mclirayer, .lack Specht, Roger Enderbrook Back row: Mr. Vaughn, tennis coach, ,lack Brittain, Don Nagle, and Jerry McClain. ll-District Honors Jerry McClain, preparing to serve, demonstrates his fine service, which won for him district singles and the quarter-finals in the regional meet. Don Nagle and Jack Brittain, doubles team, execute a difficult net shot. After winning recognition in district play, they advanced to the quarter-finals in regional play. WILLIAMS Second Base ABSHER Outfield FRAZIER Outfield HORTON Second Base LE BEAU Pitcher MCBRAYER Third Base MCCLAIN Shortstop Co-Captains BICKLEY Catcher SPAIN Center Fielder WARD Pitcher WILLIFORD First Base Ball lub hows Enthusiasm BRANTLEY Catcher BARTON Outfield DOLLINS Third Base DUVALL Second Base MILLER First Base MCCOOK Pitcher Miss Omalu Branch was chosen by the baseball team to reign as the 1959- 1960 Baseball Queen. Third baseman Odie Dollins lashes out for a double in second half play against Brewer. The Highlanders played in top fonn as they downed the Bears 11 to 5. A previous defeat to the Bears cost the Highlanders one of their four district losses. Hills Nine Place Second l Under the leadership of Coach Bill Elliott, the baseball team had a suc- cessful season ending with a 22-7 record. Eastern Hills squeezes in a run to prolong a late inning loss to Carrollton in the tough doubleheader that wound up the '60 sea- son for the Highlanders. With smart playing and hustling most of these players in the past three years have compiled tremendous record of 100 wins and 25 losses. Outstanding members of these teams are Gene Bickley, Kenneth Williford, Truett Absher, Weldon Ward, Wilson Frazier, Bobby Williams, Lynn Spain, Bryan Mc- Brayer, and Ronnie McClain. istrict Kenneth Williford takes an assist in i the second Carrollton game. A 4--2 loss sealed the gate on Eastern Hills' hopes for district honors. A good season record was turned in this year of 22 wins and only 7 losses, with four of these losses in district play. 5 fi E 'S 2 , gf 2. 3 5 ni Z Z ge 31 L 5 i 2 gi as sw if 3 B sl xi 2 5 22 .5 2 Q ., 3 ii X 5 Q R 5: Q 2 2 ef Z 3 E 5 3 S 2 5 3 z x S E 1 if 1 1 S E 2 4 A S s 9 3 5 2 w 3 i i S 2 Q E s E f 5 S E Educators Head Schools Superintendent JOE P. MOORE Assistant S d W. A. MEACHAM 3 W w W E Vice-Principal MR. K. O. VAUGHN Senior Counselor ARABELLA ODELL fficials, Boosters Presidents of P.T.A. and Booster Club MRS. E. R. WADDELL and MR. D. M. BRADFORD Mrs. Houlihau and Mrs. Tucker are making out attendance records for the day. Eastern Hills is proud to have such willing and competent office workers. romote School Affairs HOULIHAN, MARGIE 1 School Secretary TUCKER, INA M. B.A. Registrar YOUNG, DONNA R.N., B.S. School Nurse HARWELL, JAMES S. INGRAHAM, HELEN ODELL, ARABELLA B.A., M.A. PORTER, MAYME LOU B.S. English, Foreign Language Mrs. Priddy reads to one of her Junior English classes. They were studying English grammar at that time. PRIDDY, RUTH B.A. REEVES, ROSE A. B.A. DALTON, LELA M.A. PSOMAS, JOHN B.A. Form Foundations SMITH, HELEN Mrs. Smith is helping Nan Logan, David Bauguess, and Sally Norris, French students, record their voices. Language classes do this quite often to improve their pronunciation. 89 HAVINS, CHRISTINA B.S. KIRK, WAYLON B. B.S. POLSON, C. G. B.S. Mr. Ross is performing an experiment in the physics lab which will help students understand a scientific principle. Math, Science, Histor ROSS, JOHN F. B.S., M.Ed. TANNAHILL, SARA WEATHERRED, T. W. B.S. AVERY, MELVIN R. B.S., M.Ed. CONWAY, DOROTHY K. B.A., M.A. HAILEY, BARBARA B A i HILL, JOHN P B.A. Add Interest 5 Mr. Hill, at his desk making out grade sheets, completes a task that teachers face each six weeks. 9I BEDELL, WINNIE V. B.S. REID, MARJORIE B.S. ROCKHOLD, ORVILLE M.S. THOMPSON, MARGUERITE B.S. WEAVER, ALLISON B.S. Vocational, Fino Arts Receiving help from Mrs. Thomp- son with her project, Dodi Mad- den learns many points on cloth- ing construction. evelop aried hilities MARTIN, RONALD E. Bachelor of Music Education MEISNER, MARGUERITE B.A. WILLIAMSON, WAHNEETA B.S., M.A. The efforts of Mrs. Hokett, Miss Baker and Mrs. Meisner, not pictured, played a large part in preparing for the High- land Fling. t I BAKER, MARYLOUISE B.A., M.A., Artist Diploma in Cello HOKETT, NORENE B.S. The 1959 football team pays homage to Coach Mitcham in one of many football practices. MOORE, MIRIAM B.S., M.S. CRUMP, BETTY LEE B.S. ELLIOTT, BILL J. B.S., M.E. McBEE, RONNIE B.S. MITCHAM, GEORGE B.S., M.Ed: Coaches, Custodians Robert Collett, Alvin Forehand, Ben Williams, Al Kilgo, and John Rowland assist in many odd jobs. O O As s1stants Bulld orale The cafeteria help of E.H.H.S. is a necessity, praised by both faculty and students. S Q K L 1 f 2 1 Z E s 1 X 1 2 5 E E x 5 5 2 z Q 2 E 1 3 2 E 5 x Z Q E I W 2 x X 5 l s K 3 s E 5 i S 5 5 E 5 2 3 1 1 s 2 i E 4 S- E SENIOR FAVORITE FINALISTS Bill Roper, Athelyn Jackson, Omalu Branch, and Tommy Bratcher SENIOR FAVORITES Terry Horton and Dixie Logston C 9 enior Favorites Extra Special E ! S E E E Z 5 E Q E f i 2 Q S 3 3 , f 5 3 1 2 Q I 5 1 E 3 2 3 E E 2 3 2 Q 1 i E 5 g 2 3 2 4 i 1 SOPHOMORE FAVORITE FINALISTS Teddy Gober, Sherrie Hoffman, Judy Mack, and Doug Brown SOPHOMORE FAVORITES Wade.Walker and Carol Warkentin ophs Select Favorites Outstanding in many activities is TOMMY BRATCHER. As one of the football teamls tri- captains, he received his third letter this fall, Serving as president of both National Honor Society and Student Council is part of his busy schedule. ln addition, Tommy has been a fa- vorite finalist for the past two years, and was a Mr. E.H.H.S. finalist. He is a two-year mem- ber of the Spanish Club, has received the Leonard's Star Award three times, and will graduate a scholarship winner. IO6 Whovs Who Show Tying for first place in the Senior class scholastically, BETH BOURDONNAY, has been elected to Whois Who for high scholastic achievement and outstanding contribution to school functions. A three year Leonard's Star Award winner, Beth is graduating .Summa cum laude. She is an enthusiastic member of the National Honor Society, Bowling Club, Junior Classical League, and Y-Teens for which she is chaplain. Beth received a nomination for the D.A.B. award and Massachusetts Institute of Technology Alumni Award for her outstanding abilities. Leadership, Scholarship As cheerleader this year and alternate last year, OMALU BRANCH has supported the Highlanders in all sports. She was chosen by the baseball team to reign as their queen for 1960. Also active in other phases of school life, Omalu is a member of National Honor Society, Y-Teens, Pan-American Club, and has danced with the Footlight Four. She was a favorite finalist and has received the Leonard's Star Award for the last two years. A member of the band for four years, C0- RINNE HOWARD was elected its sweetheart this year. Active in other school affairs, she is a member of Y-Teens and was a two-year mem- ber of the Spanish Club. For her scholastic achievements, Corinne was elected vice-president of the National Honor Society and has received the l..eonard's Star Award for three years. As a Senior, she represented Eastern Hills as prin- cess at the T.W.C. May Fete Ball. TOM PAUKERT has received much recogni- tion for his scholastic achievements. Eligible for the test given by the Mathematics Associa- tion and Society of Actuaries, he won the award for Eastern Hills. He was also one of nine students in Fort Worth to be recognized for out- standing work in math and science by the local chapter of the Texas Society of Professional Engineers. A charter member of the National Honor Society, Tom was also a semi-finalist in the National Merit Scholarship Test. All Round Students Tying for first place in the Senior class scho- lastically, MARTHA MEISSNER is active in many other phases of school life as well. She is secretary of the Senior class, vice-president of Future Teachers of America, a Miss E.H.H.S. finalist, and a member of the National Honor Society, Junior Classical League, and Y-Teens Clubs. Her high scholastic achievements were rewarded with three Leonard's Star Awards and a nomination for the Massachusetts Institute of Technology Alumni Award. ln addition to these honors, Martha will graduate .Summa cum laude. In W'ho's Who Sports have played a large part in the high school days of GEORGE BRADFORD. As a three-year letterman in football he was selected for All-District in his Junior year and was elected captain in his Senior year. Having formerly lettered two years in baseball, this year George also came out for track. His Senior year brought his second letter in basketball as well, He found time to serve as vice-president of the Junior class and has been a member of Allied Youth and Junior Red Cross. As co-editor of the school yearbook, the Clan, JUDY KLABZUBA has a full-time job. Still she finds time to participate in many club ac- 7 tivities. Judy is a member of the Junior Classi- cal League, Y-Teens, Bowling Club, and Bio- Chem-Phy, an honorary science club. Main- taining a high grade average, she is a two year Leonard's Star Award winner and a cum laude graduate. Co-editor of the Tartan and reporter for the Star Telegram Youth Spotlight, BOB WATKINS represented Eastern Hills at the annual Elks Club Youth Government Day. Bob was a mem- ber of the Senior play cast and a finalist for Mr. E.H.H.S. His interest in journalism won him a certificate from the Fort Worth Press Association and his interest in Eastern Hills won him a place in Whois Who. H0 Concert-mistress of the orchestra, NANCY ROGERS, participates in many different extra- curricular activities. Her busy schedule includes being first vice-president of Y-Teens and pro- gram chairman of Future Teachers of America. She is active in National Honor Society, a mem- ber of the Clan and Tartan Staffs and was a finalist for Miss E.H.H.S. Nancy, graduating magna cum laude, has received many awards in- cluding the Leonard's Star Award for three years. Elite Few Chosen JUDY KLABZUBA Co-Editor, Clan JOHNNY BRYANT Assistant Editor KATHIE HAUEISEN Feature Editor DIANNE MADDEN Business Manager Seven Receive First Clan-Tartan Award DIANE MORTON Co-Editor, Tartan DIXIE LOGSTON Feature Editor JERRY GARRISON Page Editor II4 Absher, Truett Abshire, Nancy Acuff, Eldon Allen, Marshall .7 First Graduates Alvord, Freddie Armstrong, Nancy Barnes, Dorothy Barnett, Linda Bates, ,lane Bauguess, David Beckham, Elizabeth Bell, Archie Bell, Gary Bickley, Gene Blackman, Nancy James Hamnions acts as a stepladder for Phil Wilder during the busy Christmas sea- son. The boys are decorating the tree bought by the Student Council and was later given to the Panther Boys Club. Anxiety Lull As Blanchard, Mary Lou Blocker, Rachelann Bobo, J im Bourdonnay, Beth Bradford, George Branch, Omalu Braswell, Jerri Jane nd Anticipation eniors Await racluation Clarke, Charles Clifton, Sharron Cowan, Esther Cox, Floyd Cox, Gayle Dake, Margaret Daniels, Judy Denny, Linda Bratcher, Tommy Brewer, Lynne Briggs, Dorothy Bright, Mike Brittain, ,lack Bruton, Barbara Bryant, Johnny Carter, Wayne At mid-term after the seniors finished their registration, Mr. Johnson allowed them to go to Pat,s. Carolyn Ransom, Nancy Ahshire and Nancy Armstrong display unique tactics in the buhhle gum blowing contest. Edwards, Butch Endebrock, Nancy F arley, J an F armer, ,lean Ferrier, Sherry IIS Doty, Mertha Drennan, La Verne Dunman, Marcella First Looks Forward To raduating Class First Homecoming Fielding, William Frazier, Wilson Garrison, Jerry Granger, Dean Gregory, Bryan Grimes, Fred Guinn, Coy Hammons, James Harris, Kathy Hatfield, John Haueisen, Kathie Havins, Kitty Hiett, Ronnie Hill, Jack Hjorth, Edward Hodgson, Jack Horton, Terry Howard, Corinne II9 Howell, Billy Hughes, Bill Inglis, Patty Ingram, Bill Traditions And School Spirit Led By Seniors .l ack, Billy Jackson, Athelyn Jones, Carl Jordon, Diann Jordon, Don Kantz, Roger Keeton, Marifranc Klabzuba, .lucly Ku kenclall, Bowery Lane, Nannie Laneri, Amita Lange, Florence Poster-making during the football season proved to be quite the thing. Linda Tomlin and Judy Klabzuba indulged in the practice by making a sign to cover the goal posts. Lasater, Glynda Le Beau, J im Loc, Joe Logan, Nan Logston, Dixie Lohrke, Linda Lovelace, Bill Lucas, Kenneth Facial expressions expose many unuttered thoughts during the Y-Teen Christmas Dance. Through the influence of Mr. Vaughn, a N.T.S.C. stage band played. Madden, Dianne May, Barbara McBrayer, Bryan lVlcCart, Mac McClain, Jerry McConnell, Barbara McDuff, Gary McNeW, James Themes, Maoheth, Constitution To Be Remembered Meissner, Martha Mergle, Charles Middleton, Gary Mills, Georgia Kay Moody, Susan Moore, Benny Moore, Douglas Morton, Diane Morton, Tony Nagle, Don Needham, Dwayne Nesloit, Henry . Produces Brains Norris, Betty Nowak, Buddy Olson, Ella Owen, Connie Patterson, Rita Paukert, Thomas Pitts, Ronnie Pope, Linda Ragan, Peggy i E Ramey, Josephine Ransom, Carolyn Reaves, Pete Reeves, Sharon Robbins, Georgia Rogers, Nancy Roper, Bill Schilder, Connie And Brawn Siffifflrafff Tom Paukert, the only semi- finalist from Eastern Hills High School in the National Merit Scholarship Program, conducts an experiment in Mr. Ross' physics class. Sevier, Dale Shoultz, Marty Sisk, Terry Smith, Essie Smith, Walter Snell, Mike Spain, Lynn Stenzel, Nikki emors Remlnisoe Tanner, Ronnie Thomas, Beverly Tomlin, Linda Vasquez, Hazel Waller, Bobby Walloch, Wesley Ward, Weldon Watkins, Bob VCI' Whisenand, Jack Wilder, Phil Williams, Bobby Williford, Kenneth Winn, Carr Woolverton, Winston School Years Nliighter from Decatur! exclaims money-hungry-Linda as George, Linda, Kenneth, Bryan, and Dale contribute to the pot. fSeniors with money?! You know this isn't realll Wooten, Seaburn s W s l 8 Carl Bergeron, lanace Foster, Susan Lewis, and Johnny Price, with the assistance of Mr. Rockhold and Mr. Weaver, seem to have the situation well in hand as 806 students sign up on registration day. Acuff, Laura Akers, ,ludy Alexander, Doyal Anderson, Phyllis Anderton, Dickie Attebery, Dale Bacon, Joel Bargsley, Eleanor Barnett, Billy Barron, Paula fads of 961 Register Barton, Jerry Baxter, Ronnie Beck, Randall Beckelman, Tim Beitler, Denny Bergeron, Carl Berry, Gloria Bickley, Jeanette Blanchard, Elizabeth Juniors Join ophs And Bobbie Lee, Sally Yates, Melanie Wilson demonstrate algebra tactics in Mr. Avery's Algebra III class. Blankenship, Gail Bloomfield, Barbara Boake, Douglas Bouffard, Brenda Talana Hadsell and Jackie Nantz are work ing on registration day. eniors In tarting Traditions Brantley, James Brewer, Marcia Bridwell, Chuck Brogdon, Tony Brown, Leslie Buckellew, Bill Bunton, Jeanette Burkle, Terry Burton, Melany Calvert, Marsha Bourie, Karlyn Bowers, Linda Brandt, Kirk Branham, Judy Cameron, Perry Carrico, Martin Chaney, Stephen Chapman, Dean Chilcoat, Sandra Childers, Barbara Childress, Charlotte Clare, Carol Clarke, Olivia Cline, Helen Jumors Catch Copeland, Phillip Cotter, George Craighead, Geoffrey Cranfill, Douglas Creager, Don Crider, Loma Daniel, Pat Darden, Sue Darr, Gerald Davis, Doyle Davis, Linda Davis, Tommy Day, Ann DeShazo, Randy Dickinson, Gary Dollins, Odie Drennan, Sue Duckett, Mack Duncan, Ann Dunham, Dorothy DuVall, Dale Ellis, Suzanne Theme-itisw Fox, Kenneth Frazier, Wayne Fricke, Paula Fry, Donna Cant, Dana Garcia, Elizabeth Garland, Nelson Gaut, Doris Gilbert, Willy Gihnartin, Dianne Sophomore Mildred Eppes receives instructions on registration day. Ericson, David Fisher, Bill Forbes, Carolyn Foster, Janace 4 Mr. Martin's study hall and Mr. Psomas' Spanish class decide that they donit care whether this is a false alarm or not, it's great fun either way. Goodson, Betty Gould, Jim Graves, Kathy Gray, Scottie Greenwood, Kathy Hadsell, Talana Haire, Mary Ann Hardin, Larry Hardin, Richard Harmon, Lewis Harrell, Jerry Harrington, Carole I34 heerleaders And Junior Goebel, Chris Golden, Russell Gooch, Doug Harris, Clarence Harris, Lanson Harris, Sheila Hart, Bob Hart, Doug Hart, Robbie Harte, Steve Haueisen, Christina Haughton, ,lan Haynes, I im Heath, Dennis Hedric, Barbara Held, Gene Hendricks, Jerry Henshaw, Sue Class ffioers Chosen Henslee, J ack Herman, Jim Hill, J ack Hill, Sargent Hilliard, Steve Hoffman, Dalton Hoffman, Hank Holbert, Diana Holder, Ann Holderness, Pat Holland, Billy Hoskins, Tom Hurley, Jimmye Johnson, Julie Jones, Ernest ' l35 I ones, Guelda Jones, Terry Kerr, Jean Kerr, Pamela Kinsey, Joyce Kohler, George Koon, Karey Korns, Joan Lane, Wayne Lasater, Carolyn Lawing, Reggie Lawrence, Donnie Lockett, Paul Lofgren, Pamela Long, Royce Lough, Bobby Love, Mike Love, Raymond Lynch, Lynda Martin, Dwight Martin, Richard Mashburn, Terry Mason, Ronnie Mason, Verna May, Charles McClanahan, Pat McConnell, Charles I36 Lewis, Jaynie Lewis, Susan Lingenfelter, Judy thletic VICLOIICS Make Miller, Stanley Milner, Mike Mitchell, Lanita Montague, Dianne Juniors Proud f ehool Moore, Pat Morgan, Mary Lee Morris, Phil Morris, Nancy McCook, Danny McHarg, Janice lMcKee, Clyde Mclfelvy, C. A. McKinney, David Mclfissack, Carol McMains, Philip MeNew, Joye McQuitty, Holly Miller, Don Miller, Leta Miller, Marvin False fire alarms can be fun if you don't lose your head in the rush! Roger Bassham's head appears to be in the hand of Leibert Armour. Sherrie Hoffman and Bill Fisher enjoy the break in a class session. .lim Le Beau, Kenneth Williford, Gene Bickley, Bill Ingram and other athletes seem to be in the spirit of the pep rally. Some of the Sophs don't quite have it, but just wait until next year! Parker, Kay Paschal, Robert Petty, Ann Phelps, Patsy Pinyoun, Janice l38 Neely, Cheryl Norris, Pat Norris, Sally Parker, J o Ann Recognition Aided Mullendore, Kay Nantz, Jackie Nation, lVladelon Juniors Pirkle, Gary Pirtle, Robert Pitts, Darlene Poynor, Mike Price, Glenda Price, John Randolph, Rebecca Rankin, Donna Reed, Merline Reese, Pam Reid, Marilyn Richardson, Henry Ridgway, J im Robbins, J im Rogers, Ron Roper, Evanne Rowe, Pat Rutherford, Patsy Sanders, Paula Sargent, Genice Scalise, Beryl Schmidt, Vance Self, Larry Sells, Pat Senchack, Landy Sims, Betty Sloan, Larry Sloan, Marilyn Smith, Gary Smith, Jeannette Smith, Johnny Smith, Sharon Smith, Thomas Spina, Carol Stallcup, Dianne Stevens, Key Stewart, Bill Stovall, Alan Stovall, Linda Strickland, Linda Sullivan, Bob Sweeney, Charles raduauon nly A Year Awa Taclrett, Jane Tate, Edward T aulman, Derek Teague, David Thom, Hurford Thomas, Pamela Thomas, Richard Thompson, Allen Thompson, Bill Tobey, Bill Tobey, I im Tong, Robert Townsend, Ann Townsend, David Tuohy, Sharon Vinson, Glenn Wachter, Fred Waddell, Ray Wakefield, Anne Some students are very good at sportsg Darlene Pitts practices gum chewing skills Juniors Looking Forward Warren, Barbara Wellhorn, Arch Wheeler, Franna White, Jimmy Williams, Mike Winkler, Marshia Woods, Clyde Wright, Victor Yates, Nancy Young, Sally Walker, Tricia Wall, Judy Walters, Roger l4I 0 4 ophs .l Adams, Carrie Alcorn, Carter Allcock, Connie Allen, .loyce Allison, Frances Ambrose, David Anders, .lim Anderson, Bob Andrews, Mary Anthony, Ted Ardoyno, Laretta Armour, Liebert Armstrong, Roby Austin, .limmv Avarillo, Larry oin Baker, Lisa Baldree, Beverly Ballengee, Kay Rigid Routine Jo Ramey, Dwight Martin, and Jerry Garrison show the excitement of the H1ghlanderB1rdv1lle football game which was played just before thls flrst Howdy Dance in the gym Athletes! l l ? ? ? B ophs Total Barber, Roland Barkholtz, Roland Barnes, Brenda Barnes, Larry Barr, Jerry Bassham, Roger Bates, Sandra Bauguess, Richard Beitler, Carol Bergen, Don Berry, Penny Sue Bierman, Gus Blocker, Trisha Bloomfield, Bert Boake, Barbara Bogan, Evan Boggs, Pat Borst, Beth Bowers, Pamela Brarnlett, Vicki Brannon, Gail Brittain, Jimmy Brogdon, Paul Brooks, Barbara Brooks, Sherry Brown, Doug Brownlow, Paul Burdine, Cheryl Burns, Wayne Byars, Betty Cable, Anthony Bratcher, Audie Brewer, Jackie Briley, Steve Dear Santa, Please bring me a doll about 6'2 with blue eyes and green money, writes Carolyn Ransom as she plays the little girl in the Y-Teen Christmas program. Coates, Susan Coffman, Med Coleman, Chuck Collins, .lean Conditt, Sally Conner, Raymond Cooper, Jim Cotton, Cheryl Craighead, Martha Campbell, Earl Carroll, Kaye Carter, Tom Cavitt, June Chaney, Danny Christopher, David Christy, Gypsy Claiborne, Judy Clark, Kelly Cloud, Carol ophs Have Crum, Wallace Culberson, Fred Curl, Taddie Darnato, Linda Dameron, Jody Davidson, Jerry Davis, Debra Davis, Margaret Dean, Charles Dent, Jimmy With the shooting of Sputnik the American brain power 15 constantly working There may he future scientists among this group in Mrs. Tannahills chemistry class of Landy Senchack Don Swenson, Bill Roper, Bill Ingram, Kenneth Lucas Bill Fisher and Bill Howe Worlq, Dillon, Donnie Dismukes, Dorothy F11 H Dittniann, Sharron Duncan, Marilyn Dunlap, Jane Ebert, Sharra Elkins, Deral Elkins, Sandra Eller, .lim Endehrock, Roger Eppes, Mildred Ericson, Billie A. Evans, Don Dodson, .lim Donaldson, Richard Downs, Betty Dulaney, Jerry Evans, Lyn F aircloth, Bill Farmer, J. D. 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