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

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1962 volume:

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In this,the third edition of the Clan, the staff decided upon a modern motiff. The mobile theme depicts our modern way of life, which is evident in life at Eastern Hills. Through additional pages, the staff was able to include an index and a feature section. The personality and sport sections were also enlarged. . We hope we have given you a complete pictu e of this past year's activities and many enjoyabge memories. Sincerely, Karen Ruble, Editor JMLMAMZLMJ ' y Qwadfww X T Maw! .KA 0!!2X 2 1 EVENTS .... . HONORS .. ,.. CLUBS ....,S -- SPORTS H........ASOS. Football 9O Basketball 103 Baseball 109 Track 1 14 Golf 1 19 Boxing 120 Tennis 122 Intramurals 124 FACULTY ..r..,rr.... r.., , L. CLASSES ........, ,.,err .Sopbomores 144 Juniors 154 Seniors 167 SENIOR ACTIVITIES rr... -.,,,,,r,rrr INDEX WQIZQS Dedicated... For spirit shown during the first three years of Eastern Hills, For keen ability, imagination, and initiative shown in daily activities, For foresight in planning the traditions of the future, For diligent work in strengthing and enriching the bond of scholarship and friendship between students and teachers, .. .Tlwf1C962 CLAN wtlw Pffvst Qofp Class to l1fuwwEastwwul-lille, M1962 Qwzmis. 116 'WisaQYQfie24fSwp Q 7 7 4 P F Sa u k? : . A ugzn .. . Z - Qiy Y. 1 fe? . - --,, :':- 5 A Q55 1 M :fs ' , r M W YQ 4 if is mg S 93? Y.-Nm W 2 S 'ig' Z gs? sag? ' E525 f 193,53 V 7 Hawk Y 1 91 www? Jr 4 F5 K5 is f f, 5 Q5 4 125' 5 QU gif a s xgfigisvx 3 xx . 1 K 41 X X X ,ga?.4l wg WE Edie' W , H 4, .5 IL is H 1 31 S .K 5 gf '+L W m 5 H. 355214 rw , 1 'jg W 5 kk ,Eg W 5 Magis ,gg All sm F ,. H Q n V Q I A ,JE i.: . gs 535:- env QW? 1 1 sg K gi sri I f '25 2335 ggi waging, seg? ififfbsfi Emi 14 0 Q43 ' ' WE H3225 K X x1 i iv! S 'Y E gg! 5? 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Soon after the year begins, members of the Clan and Tartan staffs kick off the subscription drive for their publications. All too soon the nine months will be gone and the first.class to attend Eastern Hills for three years will be graduated. I SIGNED UP FOR 3 SUBJECTS IN 1 PERIOD! Carol Stallcup seems to have made a mistake. NO, THIS IS NOT A DR. PEPPER COURSE. Sgt. Shannon helps register EHHS's first ROTC CORPS. JUST WHERE ARE YOU GOING TO STICK THAT TAPE? Linda Schwotzer and Steve Franks make prepa- THE EHHS DEBUTANTESH? THUOHS f0f the Tafiafkclan kiCk'0ff PTOSTHIU- A group of senior girls perform for the Tartan-Clan program. 8 THE LIN E-UP Howdy Week king and queen nominees are presented to the student body. I-Iowdg Week CDMA O AFTER THE CROWNING BEFORE THE CROWNING King Wade Walker and Queen Judy Mack were crowned at the annual Howdy Dance. ALL FOR ONE AND ONE FOR ALL . . . Faculty and students unite in support of the team. ' ow Bmw mg gpm I DIDN'T KNOW THAT LOG WAS HOT! Co-captain Mike Henry soaks up the warmth of the first Highlander bonfire. PM GONNA' SIT RIGHT DOWN AND WRITE MYSELF A LETTER Students give the team written support. WHY, GLENN, WE DIDN'T KNOW! Glenn Brandon takes up the art of twirling during a pep rally. THANK GOODNESS FOR THAT INVISIBLE, PROTEC- TIVE SHIELD!! Cheerleaders Linda Lawrence and Suzanne Hoffman seem to be converging upon Teddy Gober and Jimmy Schwalbe at EHHS's first bonfire. For the first district football game, played with Paschal, stu- dents rallied behind the Highlanders and held the only bon- fire in the history of EHHS. Approximately one-fourth of the student body followed the arrows to the site of the bonfire, the farm of Gail Brannonls grandfather. WARD: WHY ME? Linda Lawrence and Ward Ruscoe team up for a yell at one of the pep rallies. IN MY LOCKER? WE BRUSH WITH IPANA! Six of the Homecoming Queen nominees warm in front of the bonfire. HOW DID I EVER GET THAT TREE Ward and Judy set off the bonfire. o I Football YQOIU Homecoming activities ended on a sweet note with a 21-0 victory over Tech. All football players, as well as cheerleaders and coaches, were honored at the end of the season with a banquet in the cafeteria. WADE: HURRY UP, MIKE, MY HIP PADS ARE SLIPPING! Mike Henry presents Homecoming Queen Carol Reeder with roses as Wade Walker prepares to crown the Queen. SORRY, COACH. ALL WE HAVE FOR YOU IS A NICE, THIS ACT WILL NEVER MAKE FIRM HANDSHAKE. LAS VEGAS! Wade Walker expresses team thanks at the football banquet Cheerleaders made up a special rou- to Coach Willingham. tine for the Homecoming pep rally. THE MORE WE CLAP . . . Wearing their jerseys, football boys show team spirit at the Homecoming I 2 pep rally. WHAT AM I GOING TO DO WITH THESE LEFTOVERS? The backbone of the doll show is shown here in a group picture. Bangs Dolls Through the Christmas doll show, Y-Teens not only provided students with entertainment but also gave to needy families over a thousand cans of food, which were contributed by students as price of admission. I BET LOVE FIELD CAN'T HANDLE ME! .Ion Roper plays the part of Superman during the doll show. MAMA! A BURGLAR IN A SANTA CLAUS SUIT! Carolyn Kynard is happily awakened by Santa Claus .Iack Gray in the Y-Teen Christmas doll show. ARE YOU SURE IT DOESN'T HAVE FLEAS? Gary Davis and Mike Henry, Davis's pet monkey, are given away to some poor on-looker. I USE MENNEN'S. DO YOU? Bob Lee and friend perform the Egyptian hand dance for the students. HAVE YOU EVER SEEN A DREAM WALKING? Felton Havins and Biff Flatt escort Doug Brown to his receiver. I4 I-'fe APPW iw Wesfwv Attfw One of the important features of life at Eastern Hills is the annual Ranch Day, where the halls are turned into , scenes from the old West. Tradi- X tional Highlander plaids are replaced with modern, as Well' as old fash- ioned, Western Wear. I KNOW THAT WOMEN WERE THE BACKBONE OF THE WEST, BUT THIS IS JUST TOO MUCH! Some EHHS seniors clown while enjoying a free ride. NOW WHAT'LL WE DO WITH THIS . . . Darla Houlihan and Teddy Gober outfit a new friend with the latest in sombreroes. DO YOU THINK NEW OUTFITS WOULD HELP? Marsha Routt, Sue Jennings, Linda Hawkins, and Judy Mallicote entertain the student body at the Ranch Day program. NEIMAN MARCUS-1840. Karen Bacon, Camilla Por- ter, Mary Ann Fry, and Lee Singleton model their Ranch Day costumes. NO, GENE, THE HATS DON'T COME WITH THE JACKETS. Ranch Day brings western wear and football letter jackets to EHHS. Bwfgs Footbaflj SHALL I CALL IN A CONSULTANT OR LOUSE IT UP MYSELF? Gary Granger looks on with anticipation as Mike Martin gives Basketball Queen Judy Oxford the traditional handshake CTP upon her presentation at the last basketball game. EVERYBODY MAKE ROOM FOR THE RUNWAY! Eastern Hills' first basketball banquet is enjoyed by the team and their guests. ik I t 'QA o1eiet5Aclds Spice Throughout the year, various assemblies and activities add spice to school life. One of the highlights for juniors is ordering their class rings, but an even happier moment comes when the rings arrive. Special assem- blies were given by visitors, but one of the most enjoyable was presented by the stage band and featured Carolyn Kynard and Fel- ton Havins, doing the twist. WW , . X A-ff. 'gif' iif iglgi. L -J was X - we to l...' iw- ' .4 N M . 'WW' ,A-123 THIS IS THE BIGGEST SNOW-JOB WE'VE EVER SEEN. Zoe Ann Hunter and Marsha Routt snowball the annual's photographer during one of Fort Wortllis few snow falls. l A RING FOR YOUR NOSE??? Lewis Miller orders his senior ring from Hal- tom's Jewelers. THE MORE THEY CLAP . . . Carolyn Kynard and Felton Havins demonstrate the various aspects of the twist. DON'T YOU JUST HATE WEARING THE SAME OLD RAGS TO SCHOOL EVERY WEEK? Nominees, anxiously awaiting the results of the judges, stand backstage during the beauty pageant of the Big HE Jubilee. Big Brings Laugldmf, ' ET TU, ALICE! Carol Reeder has just found out she won the Big E beauty pageant and is being congratulated by Alice Bretz. DO YOU USE PUCKER-UP PERFECT LIPSTICK WITH THAT SECRET INGREDIENT, ALUM? Jan Cardwell performs for the student body her well known comedy act which won her the talent contest. BOYS, ARE YOU STILL USING THAT GREASY KID STUFF? Jack Gray and the 'gSing Along with Twitch gang amuse the Big E audience. Big E Qpoo66 TV One of the highlights of this year's Big NEW Jubilee was the Emmy Awards program. More than two hundred Highlanders participated in the satirical presentation. THIS IS THE DARNDEST DAMP WEATHER! Beauty Queen contender Marsha Routt sends the crowd into peals of laughter with her imi- tation of Keely Smith. IT'S OKAY, COACHg WE ALL HAVE PASSES. A group of EHHS golfers take time out to perform for the Big HE.,' Dag Brings i66wf ' As long as there are mischievous students, antics in the halls and classrooms will be unpredictable. Frogs even visit biology labs, and rabbits come hopping on the stage while models are showing their creations. It is only on rare occasions, however, that students look through the windows instead of out the windows. DO YOU SEE A BIG WHITE RABBIT, TOO, OR AM I SLAP-HAPPY? Brenda Barnes models for the Easter Bunny in the spring fashion show. I GET THAT KNEE OUT OF MY EYE, WILL YOUg I CAN'T SEE THE ANSWER TO 9966. .lim Moser, Bruce Schnitzer, and Doug Stephens try some out-of-class activities in EH's halls. CHEF CASEY: LUNCH, ANYONE? Mike Cobb prepares for work on the anatomy of afrog. I9 THIS IS ONE WAY TO GET OFF THE GROUND! Highlanders go hack into a second childhood at the Kiddie Dance. 20 VTeens Qpmmf Kiddie Dame DID YOU EVER GET THE FEELING YOU WERE GOING AROUND IN CIRCLES? A group of EH students enjoy dancing the May pole. BOBBY, YOUR KNEES TICKLE! Bob Lee and Jean Ferguson dance to- gether at their last Kiddie Dance. NOW, FOR THE BEST DRESSED DIAPER SET... ,lim Ann Speck makes award to the best dressed couple at the dance, Shelia Ward and Kirk I Meer. l Pmics Pwuide WJ ' 'SOP .. W :MQ 'Q 2 . A g ! V: -,.: I U ,qi ' 5 E- .Q . 4 ' , I 4 ,E N , I ,N.k A Q . , A ,. DINAH BARTON SEEMS TO HAVE HAD AN ATTACK OF H f 551521-K 4 , , m THE TWIST. , H.. 3, ., , ' . , ., Q g, I, JZ., lik L K M M A ' X vi Q lib ,,-v , ' Q, 'ii ktsjdsv W f. -f'ff f: - '2: ' - ' 'A ' F' iff 5f? ?'f+'f+ ' f-f, Qfff? ALL FOR ONE . .. A GROUP OF JUNIORS MINGLE AT DUSK, ENJOYING THE LEISURE AT BURGER'S LAKE, 2I sf iv Vw K if du, S3161 we JW ,G 1 N 1 'S 5 H 5 Mm-my QVMEL ,K gg W F ,gf 9,2 wwe, LH -Q 5252: -K m,4i4sx 5 H61 fam,-La,, ,,, X512 m,,,3vefA HQ S5 5 Us MK? 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I 2 E sf Q K Ls 5 3? 2 is S 4 Qu3amwHo66mm JUMf0lUFOU0'ld0 J u i0 'Favm1tw Baeudaf Hazw Q0P5l04M0'lPfPauonitw T'ww Bbmlwv Q0f'l'0'M0'W Fauofdta I Darla Hoplilian l Rebecca Willis Jackie Rogers Carol Miller .ludv Oxford Cowdv Princess QUGCH PI'i1'1C6SS 2 TwcbfCowdv Princess Queen PriI1C6SS Dianne Hardin Karen Ruble Lilida Dllliham 35 E r r ' v V i V I P V r i L 1962 Band Drum Majors and Majorettes are standing, back, Drum Majorette Judy Stevenson and Drum Mayor Tommy Gandyg Majorettes, kneeling, front, are Sandra Worsham, Head Majorf ette, Lanelle Cheslock, Pam Shear, Paula Van Pelt, :ind Vicki Reas. 1962301169 Judge-me vahww Coww Tim Shelia Becky Don Suzanne Charles Blocker Ward Welch Reynolds Hoffman Rigby Ranch Kings amdf Queen, Tim Blocker Linda Phelps and Jerry Hoover Queen Judy Mack King Wade Walker Court, left to right, are ,lo Ann Autry, Bill Mann, Biff Flatt, Darla Houlihan, Becky Welch, Kip Miller, Linda Schwot zer, and Doug Brown. Rmwlv Powmaw amLTop-Haw Doug Stephens Karen Ruble 5 3 3 3 I K L i 1 E 5 L , i n v k i i i X v i v x 21.010 Q R.O.T.C. sponsors were, back row, left to right, Paula Acuff, Carrie Adams, Mrs. Reid faculty sponsor Susan Begley and Judy Hillg front row, left to right, Linda Woolverton, Sherrie Hoffman, Mary W1lson and Taddle Curl R.O.T.C. Staff for 1962 was, back row, left to right, John Yeatts, Battle Group Com- manderg David Young, S-lg Joe Spears, S-2, LeRoy Thompson, S-33 Neldon' Millar, S-4: front row, left to right, Carrie Adams, Battle Group Sponsor: Linda Woolverton, Athletic Sponsor: Taddie Curl, Drill Team Spon- sor, and Judy Hill, Rifle Team Sponsor. R.O.T.C. Staff X w 1 r H H W 1 y I I H 4 1? w w 1 i X I X 4 1 ' I w I I H W A 1 I X X N fi fs K 4 L 1 W , l l 3 w 1 1 I Talent Tue I 962 Wfmwfu ,jaw Honorable mention in Talent Time went to the Encores, Randy Blake, pianog Mike Talmage, guitarg Mike McQuitty, drums and Larry. Sloan, bassg and Julie Moherg, who played the piano. Winds who Students chosen for Who's Who this year were selected by the faculty on a departmental basis. Eligibility was limited to seniors Who had a grade- point average of 3.0 and an A average in citizenship for the first semester. Each departmental section selected its outstanding student according to contributions made in the particular area of election, as well as the student's interest and creativity beyond his classroom Work. LEE SINGLETON English REED JAMESON Mathematics MARY ALICE KING Journalism DONNIE DILLON Social Studies Q5 xxiu H 5 12121 Sv 1 'gy S1,w?,3surmiE M1 'hum Zwa MERRILL HARPER R.O.T.C. GARY TRAINEE Boys, Physical Education Wws MARY RIDGWAY Girls' Physical Education MIKE HENRY Athletics WILLENE HOLT Art JUDY WIMBISH Foreign Languages FAITH ANN JOHNSON Business Education N 47 J EAN FERGUSON FRED CULBERSON I-Imwfv To graduate Summa cum Laude a student must have had a straight A in every subject and citizenship grade ' for his junior and senior years. This year nine High- landers achieved the honor. On the basis of a scholarship test, Don Reynolds and Dorothy Dismukes were ranked as the top boy and girl graduates. TOP GIRL DOROTHY DISMUKES i i l TOP BOY DON REYNOLDS WHO'S WHO in Science JUDY MACK BRUCE SCHNITZER D 49 TRISHA BLOCKER WHO'S WHO in Homemakin JULIE MOBERG WHO'S WHO in Music CAMELLIA PORTER Qfudemb Council Pwsrdwt DAJ24 Winwu LEE SINGLETON CHERYL COTTON DOROTHY DISMUKES KAREN HEWETT Business Manager Feature Editor Columnist 1 962 MARY ALICE KING MARLYN NELSON SANDRA WORST-IAM News Editor Advertising Manager Circulation Manager 52 STEVE FRANKS DARLA HOULIHAN ZOE ANN HUNTER Photographer Club Editor Personality Editor Cl-AN WAEDQ JACKIE MAHAN KAREN RUBLE BILL VAUGHT Class Editor Editor Business Manager 1 X Jr F 1, - 1 ' :. :n 7 g -f Af gf wi 5 ff xg gif Q? as x V Q 5 I X If ,Q W 4 T75 H 7 I-gf: . if.-F ay ' . 5 gif 'ff 11 wif '- i f g : L . . , i t 1 m IM ,' : . 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Nl-I The 1962 inductees of the NHS are front row, left to right: Celia Beall, Marsha Meyers, Sherry Brooks, Julie Hudson, Carole Jenson, Kim Nelson, Mary Phillips, Suzanne Speck, second row: Sandra Diehl, Linda Hartman, Carol Eldridge, Mary Wilson, Cheryl LaVelle, Marilyn Milburn, Janet Jackson, Nancy Clare, Dalana Clark, Donna Beene, Donna Johnson, Barbara Isharng third row: Gail DeVore, Melita McCauley, Jan Waddell, Mary Logan, Donnie Dillon, Mary Ridgway, Harry Bounds, Art Jameson, Steven Rose, Carl Johnson, Jolm Morris, David Richardson, third row: Mike Crizzard, David Bane, Dennis Withers, Bobby Dillard, Leo Luebben- husen, Paul Shields, Bill Hoffman, Steve Dillard, Dale Mahan, Mike Seemann, Ronald Swanson, Charles Starnes, and Bob Hillert. 56 National Honor Society members are, left to right, front row: sponsor Mrs. Conway, Tate, Reynolds, Granger, Oxford Row two: Ruble, Kynard, Autrey, Worsham, Perkinson, Garrett, Mahan, Allcock, Burton, Rogers, King, Kelley, Oliver Woolverton, Hoffman. Row three: Van Pelt, Helm, Johnson, Porter, Singleton, Ferrell, Ferguson, Welch, Grady Wadlington, Buckman, Begley, Curl, Adams. Row four: Harris, Wilson, Fry, Dismukes, Eppes, Parsons, Jones, Kelly Moberg, Wimbish, Mack, Reeder, Speck, Hill. Row five: Trainer, Culberson, Vandiver, Dickerson, Thompson, James Grove, McKinley. National Honor Society is made up of students with a 3.5 grade average. Members are chosen by the instructors on the basis of character, service, scholarship, and leadership. National Honor Society officers are, front row, left to right: Gary Granger, vice-president, Mrs. , Conway, sponsor, Judy Oxford, secretary, Back National Honor Society scholars relax at Oakland Park row: Don Reynolds, president, Paul Tate, Treas- picnic. urer. N A Officers of the Student Council are, left to right: Mike Henry, vice- presidentg Fred Culberson, presidentg Miss Odell, sponsor, Margaret Ferrell, secretary. The Student Council is made up of honor students selected by their homeroorns to voice representative opinions in school affairs. Christmas festivities come alive through deco' rating efforts of Student Council members. Student Council members are, seated: Ferrell, Culberson. Row two: 'Reas, Sledge, Garrett, Harris, Milburn, Helm, Autry, Lawrence, Reeder, Mack, Hoffman, Buekman, Schmidt, Miller, O'Neil. Row three: Beans, Childs, Lewis, Isham, Shear, Waddell, Ferguson, Wellborn, Dillon, Grady, Wadlington, Oliver, Begley, Hill, Ruble, Nelson. Row four: Franks, Hoff- man, Lewis, Johnson, Pipes, Winkler, Young, James. Row five: Tracy, Trainer, McCook, Tate, Vandiver, Reynolds, Hancock, Dominy, McKinley, Grove, Richardson, Polson, Hillert. 58 Library Assistants are, seated left to right, Archie Deal, Oxford, Klabzuba, Mrs. WiHiamson, librarianf Garrett, Shepherd, Keith. Standing left to right Enlow, Ainburn, Milburn, McCormick, Nash, Westz Berry, Dameron, Porter, Waddell, Parsons, King, Vaught, Johnson, Spears, Oehler, McKinely. O A-93f8f0JAf8 The busy schedule at Eastern Hills re- quires a great many office assistants. Students give their study hall period to relieve the load of school officials. Office Assistants are, left to right, row one: Crowder, Ferrell, Mul- lins, Dillon, Hartman, Barnes, Elkins, Weimann, Mr. Vaughan. Row two: Waddell, Meyers, Miss Odell. Row three: Hubbard, Redford, Williams, Hodges, Davis, Stallcup, Speck, Allcock. Row four: Hill, Lias, VonDiest, Castillon, Lewis, Wadlington, Grady, Hall. Row five: Mallon, Einsphar, Drass, Hamilton, Logan. Below: Students assist- ing in the nurse's of- fice are, seated, left to right, Burton, De- Vore. Standing: Wil- son, Rucker, Van Pelt. Guidance Assistants are, seated left to right: Mrs. Tucker, registrarg Mrs, Conway, Miss Dalton. Standing: Blocker, Edwards, Miller, Hoffman, McKinley, Barton, Humphrey, Pelham, Carr, Ferguson, Wimbish, Borst, Curl. Highlandette officers are, left to right, Trisha Blocker, drill leader, Lee Single- ton, secretarY3 Judy Mallicote, second vice-president, Jody Dameron, presidentg Marsha Routt, first vice-presidentg Zoe Ann Hunter, drill leader. V-'fe The HIGHLANDETTES, Eastern Hills, pep club, work to boost school spirit and promote sportsmanship. Whenever Eastern Hills enters into any competition, one can be sure that the Highland- ettes are the most loyal backers. Members of the Highlandettes are, left to right, row one: Harvey, White, Wright, Hubbard, Blocker, Singleton, Hunter, Routt, Dameron, Mallicote, Crowder, Shepherd, Standifer, Dowden, V. Cardwell, J. Cardwell, Nash. Row two: Hodges, Howery, Maus, Swenson, Hawkins, Christy, Ferguson, Houlihan, Lattimore, Fry, Welch, Schwotzer, Speck, Adams, Reeder, Miller, Kantz, De- moto, Parsons. Row three: Logan, Noah, Hoffman, Hammons, Stevens, Benbow, Dunham, Wadlington, Buckman, Woffard, Han- cock, Hall, King, Crabtree, Bice, Swain, Hoffman, Brannon. Row four: Senchack, Enlow, Pearson, Schmidt, Wahl, Stevens, Robert- son, Howery, Archie, Payne, Tackaberry, Curran, Marshall, Garner, Oxford, Matthews, Humphries. Row five: Amburn, Colling- ham, Conlin, Lattimore, Dhiel, Mack, Hubbard, Stovall, Tangney, Berliner, Dugan, King, Daniels, Bishop, Bothe, Brooks, Eudy, Ewell. 60 Highlandettes show interest in all sports through their support and attendance. The club is pictured in uniform at one of Eastem Hills' district football games. Pep Quppoftts School Blouses, to go with the uniforms of plaid skirts and blue vests, must be bought. Highlandettes join with cheerleaders in pep rallies to build spirit and give the school their backing. s Highlandettes do more than just cheer and are pictured ushering at one of the many school activities. bl ln-active members of the Pan-American Club are, left to right, Row one: Horn, Smith, Matthews, Ballam, Grzann, Huckaby, Allmond, Swanson, Butler. Row two: Ferguson, Hardin, Lathrop, Bassham, Stephenson, Connaster, Robertson, Welch McDonald, Buckingham, Speaks, Clare, Hewett, DeVoe. Row three: Keith, Thurman, Toler, Taylor, Briley, Atkin, Keener, Smith, Cole, Hicks. Row four: Burklow, Bruton, Reames, Dominy, Gallagher, Sweeney, Nixon, Bassham, Thompson, Mac- Donald, Harper, Mathis, Hubbert. Paw-A ' wb Members 9 Active members of the Pan-American Club are, left to right, Row one: Bice, Gibbs, Lambert, Granger, Anders, Spain Havins, Butler, Gregory, Sterrett. Row two: Noah, Sehwotzer, Kelly, Davis, Rogers, King, Hudson, Mack, Lawrence Meyers, Woolverton, Winters, Grady, Pierce, Rucker, Cheslock, Graves, Wimbish, Cotter. Row three: Logan, Speck Welch, Reeder, Beall, Garrett. Row four: Hubbard, VanPelt, Howell, Woolverton, Woodward, Humphrey, Shear, Tarp ley, Mallicote, Eppes, Bishop, Garner, Reed, Hollingsworth, Miller, Walther. Row five: Shields, Cox, Yeatts, Dillard Ballard, Miller, Withers, Spears, Thompson, Vaught, Goddard, Hearne. 7 Officers and Sponsors of the Pan-American Club are, left to right, Mr. Psomas, sponsorg Tommy Willess, reporterg Pat Lambert, s ondin secreta ' Gary Granger first vice president- Jim Anders president' Cheryl Spain, second vice-presxdentg Felton corre p g - ry: U 1 ' 1 -1 1 Havins, treasurerg Pat Schwotzer, reporterg Kay Gibbs, recording secretary: Judy Wimbish, scrapbookg Mrs. Ballard, sponsor. . wdous . Pan-American Club is made up of present or past Spanish students. The club members take part in many club sponsored activities, which demonstrates the fun a foreign language can be. The Pan-Am club, this year, has tried a new thing in membership by having both active and in-active members. Pan-Am members, sponsors and guests enjoy fun filled evening while dining together. 63 Members of the German Club are, left to right, Row one: Pelham, Weimann, Eppes, Conditt, Mrs. Carroll, sponsorg Nel- son, Moberg, Kelly. Row two: Pelham, Perino, Held, Jackson, Grunow, Davis, Bruce, Almond. Row three: Decker, Hudgens, Boyd, Dickerson, Moore, Cobb, Von Diest, Vandiver. Row four: Rigby, Brandon, McCoy, Guthrie, Luebbe- husen, McCook, Grizzard, Collins. wth gi The German Club is composed of students who are taking Ger- man and are especially interested in this subject. Officers of the German Club are, left to right, Joe Dickerson, vice-presidentg Vicki Held, reporterg Kendall McCook, presidentg Julie Moberg, secretaryg Charlie Rigby, treasurer. Wonder if Kellie Pelham really knows what she is reading. Will we ever know? French Club officers are, seated, left to right, Carolyn Kynard, vice-president, Sally Conditt, presi- dentg Katy Pinto, secretary-treasurer, standing: Delilah Perkinson, program chairman, Miss Naish, sponsor, Merry Lu Miner, sergeant-at-arms. PC French students gather around a newly acquired flag made by one of the club members. Club French Club members find enjoyment in the study of what is called the romance language. French Club members are, left to right, Row one: Graham, Pinto, Kynard, Conditt, Perkinson, Miner, Miss Naish, Payne Row two: Berry, Roll, Cunningham, Hamilton, Porter, Bozanich, Ballengee, Payne, White, Hamilton. Row three: Ballard Williams, Conner, Diehl, Hubbard, McGee, Balthrop, Harris, McCoy, Einsphar, Vandiver. Row four: LaVe1le, Edwards Currin, Hailey, Weimann, Oliver, Bodine, Cathey, Barton, Winkler, Hill. Row five: Holman, Melanson, Cardwell, Vas quez, Barron, Gordon, Zeigler, McBrayer, Milburn, DeV0re, Perrino. l l The J.C.L. members are, left to right, Row one: Lewis, 0'Neill, Hoffman, Tracy, Meer, Moberg, Burton, Lathrop, Archie, Conlin. Row two: Beene, Dillon, Ballengee, Clark, Lewis, Marshall, Crabtree, Reas, Wahl, Youngblood, Kelly, Cole, Cottingham, Sanborn, Linville. Row three: Luke, Koebernick, Keel, Senchack, Eudey, Hartman, Bartholomew, Brown, Hofmann, Welborn, Held, Hamby, Beyer, Jackson. Row four: Beyers, Moser, Vaught, Dyer, Oehler, Christopher, Cas- tillion, Huddleston, Swanson, Harrell, Millican, Kimbrough, Hillert. Row five: Cast, Millar, Southard, Scudday, Helme- ticks, Miller, Ferguson, Snell, Lewis, Mahan, Johnson, Richardson, Culp, Morris, Simpson, Bane, Dillard, Gilmartin. made up of students takm a Latin course and interested in learning more about the subject. J G L. JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE membership is I I ' cr ' D J.C.L. slaves show some of the interesting points on chart and graphs on the Latin bulletin board. ,l.C.L. Officers are: Mrs. Johnson, sponsor, Pam Meer, secretary- treasurerg Row one: Bill Hoffman, vice-presidentg David Tracy, presi- dent, Ted Moberg, social chairman. 66 Y-Teen Officers are, seated: Jim Ann Speck, third vice- presidentg Darla Houlihan, first vice-president, Jo Ann Kelly, president, Karen Ruble, sec- ond vice-presidentg Taddie Curl, sergeant-at-arms, Jean Ferguson, sergeant-at-arms, Standing: Sherry Hoffman, song leaderg Judy Oxford, ICC representative, Becky Welch, historian, Carol Reeder, chap- lain, Mildred Eppes, secretary: Gail Brannon, treasurer. YTews Senior Y-Teen members are, seated: Oxford, Ferguson, Curl, Speck, Houlihan, Kelly, Ruble, Welch, Reeder, Eppes, Hoffman. Row two: Horwitz, Howery, Christy, Lyons, Coates, Lawrence, Mack, Montgomery, Kynard, Swenson, Tackaberry, King, Damato. Row three: Johnson, Morris, Einsphar, Elkins, Wimbish, Kantz, Allcock, Payne, Haney, Howard, Claiborne, Rogers, Schwotzer, Sanders, Harvey, Thompson. Row four: Klazuba, Smith, Payne, Ballengee, Mahan, Singleton, Frye, Lattimore, Ferrell, Wright, Johnson, Hewett, Harris, McKinney. Row five: Rippitoe, Owen, Maus, Brooks, McCall, Cotton, Meer, Dameron, Hawkins, Wilson, Straton, Young, Barnes, Page, Minor, Ward, Mallicote. 67 Helpful Y-Teen sponsors are, left to right, Mrs. Tannahill, Miss Moore, Mrs. Thompson, and Mrs. Taylor. Y-Teens is a member of the Y.W.C.A. and is an important part of school life. The Y-Teen club at Eastern Hills is a very out- standing group and has given the school many honors. ,lunior Y-Teen members are, Row one: Kelly, Craigo, Elridge, Horn, Jahn, Roberts, Rucker, Smith, Hunter, Matthews, Humphries. Row two: Sheets, Blackstone, Hudson, Grzann, Lambert, Spain, Meyers, Bartholomew, Huckaby, Perrino, Bice, Dunham, Woolverton. Row three: Grady, Almond, McKinney, Cunningham, Wadlington, Waddell, Strickland, Hall, Winters, Drass, Burrage, Reeder, Barnes, Barton, Brown.. Row four: Crowder, Buckman, .lacl-ason, Cunningham, Hartman, Woolverton, Benbow, Cooper, Stallcup, Beall, Cole, Gibbs, Hamilton, Burton, Woodward. Row five: Woffard, Diehl, Butler, Howell, McDonald, Bretz, DeVore, Held, Logan, Noah, Mellan- son, Hoffman, LaVelle, Welborn, Ballam. Y-Teen Sophomore members are, Row one: Ellis, Hubbard, Hailey, Cadwalder, Amburn, Marshall, Ballem, Mack, Woodward, Woodall, Brandt. Row two: Wahl, Garland, Hart, Warriner, Parks, Haueiseu, Hewett, Calloway, Elliot, Harkrider, Ferguson, Sheperd, Ziegler, Smith, Price, Miller, Vasquez, McMains. Row three: Bannard, Parsons, Swaim, Hullem, Berliner, Phelps, Haire, Tangney, Smith, Mitchell, O'Neil, Benton, Sledge, Keith, Karis, Clark, Kramer, White, Nash. Row four: Bynard, Parsons, Bothe, Hardisty, Parish, Phelps, Haire, Senchack, Lattimore, Garner, Gladwin, Sheer, Connaster, Dorough, Archie, Sterrett, Hollingsworth, Schidt, Childs, Bishop, Row five: Hawkins, Stovall, Griffin, Price, Usher, White, Smith, Nagle, Phleps, Ward, lsham, Buckingham, Langton, Mixon, Gregory, Beene Hooten, Reed, Morrison, Stanley. YIQUA8 Among the many and varied activities sponsored by the Y-Teens are the Christmas Doll Show with rather unusual acts as pictured above, and the Howdy Dance where a king and queen and their court are elected. 70 F.T.A. members are, left to right seated: Payne, Stevens, Wirnbish, Houlihan, Kynard, Ferguson, Kelly. Row two: Thompson, Humphries, Woodward, Hudson, Crzann, Lambert, Spain, Blackstone, Anthony, Huckaby, Hartman, Winter, Meyers, Archie, Haney. Row three: Ruble, Milburn, Ford, Ballem, Matthews, Burton, Stallcup, King, Drass, Reeder, Barnes, Cunningham, Barr, Wadlington, Barton, Lee. Row four: McKinney, Mixon, Rucker, McKinney, Haire, Miller, Butler, Swenson, Almond, Cole, Wilson, Young, Johnson, Dismukes, Conditt, Eppes, Row five: Oehler, Hearne, DeHay, Vaught, Welborn, Klabzuba, Henry, Basham, DeVore, Mann, Waddell, Brown, Burrage, Ward, Merrill, Cotton, Sanders, Stratton. Teoelwfzs The Future Teachers of America Club gives its mem- bers a chance to observe the inside workings of the teaching profession. This is done through movies, speak- ers, and even a day as a student teacher. Eastern Hills representatives at District 5 F.T.A. Convention in Denton were Carolyn Kynard, Miss F.T.A. and Bruce Schnit- zer, Mr. F.T.A. F.T.A. Officers and Spon- sors are, seated left to right, Jean Ferguson, treasurer: Darla Houlihan, president: Carolyn Kynard, vice-presi- dent: ,lo Ann Kelly, secre tary. Standing, Mr. Sills sponsor: .ludy Wimbish scrapbook: Bruce Schnitzer parliamentarian: Miss Baker sponsor: Doug Brown, his- torian. 1 x 7 1 Officers of the Future Nurses Club are Anna Ackert, chaplain, Phyllis Buckman, secretary- treasurerg Beth Borst, vice-president: Susan Beg- ley, corresponding secretary, Sylvia White, presi- dentg Seated: Mrs. Young, sponsor. Future Nurse Club members are, left to right, row one: Bettinger, Begley, Benbow, Peacock, O'Neill, Mitchell, Warriner, Pearson, Coates. Row two Payne, Cunningham, King, Buckman, Einspahr, Almond, McGee, Fry, Speakes Acuff. Row three: White, Cottingham, Kimbrough, Ackert, Usher, Hamil ton, Smith, LaVelle, Latham, Stephenson. Nwwes Future Nurses Club is interested in showing girls planning on a nursing career some of the basic needs of a nurse. v These Future Nurses collect magazines for one of their service projects. 7I Safety Council members are, left to right, Row one: Held, Ballengee, McClung, Kynard, Baker, Burton. Row two: Wei- mann, Waddell, Winters, Perrino, Meyers, Swenson, Lambert, Spain. Row three: Kelly, Clark, Grady, Hoffman, Wilson, Rucker, Christopher, McKinley. Row four: Bergeron, Beyer, Graham, Dillard, Lewis, DeVore, McCook, Jones. 0 SAFETY COUNCIL at Eastern Hills is in charge of seeing that all precautions are taken to make the school a safe place to be and to study. Safety Council officers are, left to right: Paula McClung, presidentg Mr. Weatherred, sponsorg Carolyn Kynard, city news reporter, Vicki Held, vice-presidentg Kay Ballengee, secretary-treasurer, Suzie Shepardson, telephone committee, Diane Drass, monitor, Lisa Baker, reporter. Junior Red Cross members are, seated, Dameron, Schwotzer, Dillard, Lawrence, Pelham, Klabzubag Row two: Roll, Eldridge Perrino, Parks, Smith, Haney, Anthony, Huckaby, Lambert Spain, Kelly, Kynard, Sheets: Row three: Hollingsworth, Morri son, Kantz, Schwotzer, Brooks, Haney, Mallicote, Wofford, Win- ter, Long, Barton, Wilson, Conner: Row four: Childs, Sterrett, Dorough, Bretz, Eudey, McGee, Crowder, Rucker, Jackson, Wat- son, Avarello: Row five: Touhy, Young, Jackson, Reames Brandon, McCook, Latham, Tobey, Meer, Hancock. Red Cross officers are Janet Klabzuba, publicity, Linda Law- rence, vice-president: Bobby Dillard, president: Linda Schwotzer, secretary: Jody Dameron, county officer: standing are sponsors Mrs. Taylor and Miss Moore. 0BieaLYoutlv Allied Youth officers are David Bane, treasurer: Mrs. Lovett, spon- sor: Ray McCoy, president: Sherry Brooks, secretary: and Lei- bert Armour, vice-president. Allied Youth members are seated: Scudday, Kunze, McCoy, Carter, Bane, Cox, Thompson, Harris, Armour, Harper: Row two: Haire, Swenson, Brooks, McKinney, Nauert, Horwitz, Cloud, Oxford, Milburn, Barns, Reeder, Smith, Horn: Row three: Young, Cunningham, Hill, Hammons, Stephens, Perry, Bretz, Humphrey, Hamilton, Hill. i 73 Members of the Select Choir are, row oneg Harkrider, Davis, Kelly, Ardoyno, Self, Sheets. Row two: Begley, Jones, Sells, Branum, Harris, Nelson, Brannon. Row three: McDonald, Routt, McNiel, Keel, Thurman, McBrayer, Dismukes, Mallicote, Mills, Moberg, at piano. 74 Chow SELECT CHOIR, along with the CHAMBER OR- CHESTRA, has given much enjoyment to Eastern Hills through the years. The Select Choir for the year 1961-62 has been especially talented and given much pride and glory to the school. Please! No sour notes are allowed. Left to right, Miss Baker, choir and orchestra director, and ,lohn Paul Mills, student choir director, try to tolerate that awful racket of Julie Moberg, the wonderful accompanist for the choir. Girls' Glee Club members are, left to right, Row one: Plisko, Latham, Peacock, Miller, Kouns, Swanson, Swanson. Row two: Dowden, Ford, Benton, Riedel, Atwell, Christopherson, Benhow, Ward, Hall. Row three: Vasguez, Dugan, John- son, LaVelle, Graves, Jacobs, Allen, Schmidt, Robertson, Fitch. ' 'GJ-UwOEub,Clwmbwu Members of the Chamber Orchestra are, left to right: Helm, Cloud, Bishop, Melanson, Jameson, McDonald, Grunow, Sanborn, McCauley. l 75 Band members include, flutes: Jameson, Candy, Rhodes, Cheslockg clarinets: James, Boyd, Perkinsong bass clarinets Edwards Marshall, saxes: Reas, Gordon, Parsons, Smith, Teddlie, Snell, Hicks, Walters, Mills, Harrison, McCoy, Lankford, Harris, Huber Anderson, George, basses: Sloan, Barnes, Ferguson, West, Hargrove, McGee, Chaney, Morgan, Worsham, and director M Martin. Stage band members include, saxes: Morris, Reas, Gordon, Koch, Brown, Candy, trombones: Butler, George, Hightower: trumpets: Snell, Harrison, Tate, Hicks, piano: Mobergg bass: Sloang drums: McQuitty, McCollum, guitar: Talmage. The group played for various school activities, including the senior banquet. oBaudf Garrett, Stevenson, Garrett, Van Pelt, Glass, Clare, Lathrop, Frazier, Shear, Berry, Koch, Brown, Bruton, Cole, Morrisg Horns Harrell, LePoris, Crawfordg Trumpet: Tateg Baritones: Gwin, Littleton, McCauley, Milson, Merrill: Trombones: Butler, High towerg Drums: Gilbert, McCollum, Balthrop, McQuitty, Donaldson, Acker, Halm, Rockholdg Bells: Worsham. nag aaa All through the school year the Highlander band has been quick to answer the call of the student body. When there was a need for a boost in school spirit or a need for enter- tainment, the band could always be depended upon. Proof of the great popularity and improvement in the band has been shown through the many invitations they have received to give outside performances. Fur- ther proof of the band's outstanding talents was a first place trophy taken for sight-reading at the T.C.U. band festival. Under the direction of Mr. Martin the band has grown not only in talents but also in number. Band officers are, left to right, Larry Sloan, vice-presidentg Judy Garrett, secretary-treasurerg and Kenneth Hicks, president. Cast membersaare, seated, Ann Tuttleton, Mrs. Hokett, Janie Scott, standing, Clayton Melanson, Sue .len- nings, Cherie Page, Lynda Ward, Dennis Smith, Sharon Dowden, Carolyn Kynard, James Sells, second row: Ernest Clark, Gary Davis, Tommy Nelson, Mildred Epps, Kenneth Hall, George Branum, Bobby Mas- seyg third row: Liebert Armour. '6Wbat is all this? Gary Davis and Lynda Ward are having a difficult time with the latest development. 78 Own I-lewufs Www Young and Cornelia Skinner had trouble hiding her problems from the health inspector. Bible Club members are, left to right, Row one: Garland, Wilsher, Kunze, McCoy, Scuddy, Crump, Armour, Cox, Poyneer, Bratcher, San born, Merrill, Oehler. Row two: Self, Sheets, Peacock, Bettinger, Coates, Pierce, Stevenson, McKinney, Howery, Hart, Young, Hoffman McGee, Almond, Ellis, Bice, Davis. Row three: McDonald, Rogers, Horwitz, Barnes, Garcia, Brooks, Oxford, Helm, Frazier, Stratton, Wil son, Butler, Hartman, Ferguson, Moore, Payne, Benbow, Acuff, King. Row four: Cole, Roberts, Sanders, Payne, Milburn, Wadlington Harris, Conner, Woffard, Thompson, Jones, Harris, Johnson, Brannon, Kelly, Clower, Keller, Harkrider, Hardisty, Humphrey. Row five: Harris, DeHay, White, VanPelt, Williams, Howell, Woolverton, Harper, Woolverton, Lattimore, Amburn, Noah, Linville, Bratcher, .lones imnorougn, McCullough, Buckman, Hamilton, Bretz, Haire. Biblio Ogub 2 Bible Club officers are, left to right: Mr. Psomas and Mr. Ledbetter, sponsors: Liebert Armour, president, Judy Oxford, secretary, Jim Cox, assistant song leader, Betty Bible Club members held a Sing- Helm, vice-president. John Paul Mills, song leader, is spiration in the auditorium. This not pictured. was one of their main projects for the year. 79 Members of Bowling Club are, Row one: Self, Nelson, Porter, Row two: Hart, Hall, Joyce Howery, Joanne Howery, Hart, Mans, Archie. Row three: Held, Perrino, Humphrey, DeVore, Cunningham, Bice, King, Sheets. Row four: Welborn, Houlihan, Dameron, Reeder, Barnes, Travis, Sanders, Marsh, Cathay. Row five: Mitchell, Reames, Barber, Doniiny, Swanson, Seeman, Campbell, McQuitty, Wyatt. wwe Not only Bowling Club members, but the club sponsor also enjoys taking part in this fun sport. Bowling Club officers are left to right, Camellia Porter, secretaryg Tommy Nelson, presidentg and Becky Self, treasurer. Art Club officers are, left to right, Barry Mc- Kenna, treasurer, Ronnie Morris, vice-president: Genie Lyon, secretaryg and Joy Gordon, presi- W dent. ketching excursions, such as the one pictured below, are Q ften planned bv the Art Club. 3 Q 1 K I lf' i.., Affbfllub ,rt Club members are, left to right, standing: Mrs. Meisner, sponsor, Hoffman, Bettinger, Riedel, Gilbert, Parsons, Berliner, Cardwell urdine, Stephens, Halmg Seated, back row, Bowdish, Briley, Newton, Coates, Holt, Seated, front row: Garland, McKenna, Lyon, Cor on, Morris, Woolverton. 8I .OIG 'DN n Members of HA Company, listed alphabetically, are Ballard, Bolton, Buck, Burger, Campbell, Dulaney, Decker, Dyer, Elkins, Ham- montree, Holman, Hullum, Jeans, Keating, Lewis, Pitts, Warford, Wilkins, Wilkinson, Woods, and sponsor, Sherrie Hoffman. DIC. B Members of HB Company, listed alphabetically, are Bashelor, Brown, Castillion, Christensen, Christopher, Cochran, Cobb, Cole Gallagher, Golden, James, Johnson, Kohler, Merkley, McDonald, MacMillian, McRae, Pelham, Pipkin, Southard, Wellington, West Williford, and sponsor, Susan Begley. 82 .OIG U Members of HC Company, listed alphabetically, are Beaman, Boswell, Clark, Garland, Grubhs, Harper, Huber, Mathis, NIcCleery, Mickle, Reams, Reaves, Rockhold, Smith, Stewart, Treadwell, Visney, Wellington, Zachary, and sponsor, Paula Acuff. I 124010. D Members of D Company, listed alphabetically, are Almond, Avarello, Balthrop, Beckner, Bruce, Callaway, Cox, Del-lay, Dulaney Fuqua, Gallagher, Class, Hamm, Hart, Jones, Melanson, McKinley, Oehler, Price, Schafer, Schilder, Scudday, Singleton, Simpson, Smith Smith, and sponsor, Mary Wilson. 83 The Tartan editorial staff includes Jackie Rogers, co-editorg Mary Alice King, news editor, Judy Wimbish, co- editorg and Mrs. Ruth Priddy, sponsor, who are working on page one layout. Columnist Merry Lu Miner and feature editor Dorothy Dismukes work on column for second page. Tmfan Zoe Ann Hunter, society editor, and Marsha Routt, fashion editor, study the third page layout of a previous paper. Ei Preparing to take pictures for a Tartan edition are Steve Franks, photographer, and Karen Ruble, assistant photogra- phy editor. Members of the Tartan business staff include Sandra Worsham, Cheryl Cotton, and Marlyn Nelson. Exchange columnists for the Tartan are, left to right, Penny Sue Berry, Jane Dunlap, Barbara McCall, and Karen Hewett. Working on the fourth page layout are members of the sports staff, left to right, Bruce Sclmitzer, columnistg Becky Welch, editorg Don Reynolds and Larry Godwin, columnists. 85 W aww- M auwmmws-ff, it-2:,-wr,1mr.+,ru.a,1.:w,-f , f-fam .rt- Linda Schwotzer, feature co-editorg Sally Tarpley, associate club editor: and Darla Houlihan, club editor, check layouts. LeRoy Thomp- son, photogra- pherg Biff Flatt, sports editor: and S t e v e Franks, photog- rapher, plan pic- tures for sports section. f-f- mir .r-- 11-usnnw, f.f..' 'Z z, .nw Ma-.,'-rnwfr .... -:wa 1-:swiss , ,,..,H, V MQ-, . ,.. , f .- Paula McClung, feature co-editor: Carolyn Kynard and Zoe Ann Hunter, personality co-editorsg and Jim Ann Speck, content-index, look up from their Clan plans. l l l Editor, Karen Ruble, and sponsor, Miss King, examine idea books for '62 Clan, Highlander yearbook. 1961-ezdawetagg Q, '::2 mmwfra Wi, amfwmam 1 , Class editor, Jackie Mahan, Margaret Kantz, faculty editor, and Bill Vaught, business manager, discuss '62 Clan's financial outlook. 87 -5 Z : A , Jig if -, 5135 1 i, z kj FW S? K ,Q avi Yflfiigf , A 1 1 g d. W ' : : : :::- :-: Li :..' 2- , V -1:2522 .. , ,.. , ... .':: 'A E3 2 J W A fgm S V kk ii. RN 1 51 if H 5 H E QQ X' 52 af wi W :QQ aff l X511 sw Kiii mf gg Q, fe Eiefvf , ' sig: Qin Eiga? fuig, Q33 is img X Y? ? . 2 ,. a: :ip H 55 .Qu , Q B14 31555 5 . . X 1 I x E mi x R 1 , l S 5 5 Q 'VY a Q 53? ag? 155535 Q, L iw 'gina M wg? fag? P W V. H J I P Aa, -,-A - x-'-we Q wg CI K Ja M 1.4 1 2 we, rf- . .mal V- ..., , .. I 1 Pk Q WA aw Q42 A F 'Y .'1..s1-J fi ...-if .5 ::':,. a 51 A 51 ' Q Si ml fbd l HW A - . m.. . 3 1 H-. if n ggi vw it n ,gh 'faiffk My 1? fi X M ,J Q , mmm, 555 kia A Qi- A iw 'K- -K' 'Y' 7 et MIG!-ILANDEIZQ F-with lrowtttvwrtlv 2-2 Dasbtmb lzecwb Eastern Eastern Eastern Eastern Eastern Eastern Eastern Eastern kEastern 'Eastern 1961 SEASON RECORD li District Games Hills, ,,,., ,,,,,,t,r 1 5 Mineral Wells Hills .,,ttt ,,,,,,tt, 1 4 South Houston Hills t,.,,..., t,.v,,t, 0 Waco ,E .t,t Hills ,,,, ..,, 6 Haltom 1 Hills ,,t,, ,,,,ttt, 7 Carter-Riverside ,,,t, Hills ,, ,t,, 2 Paschal ,,t,, .. Hills.. t,..,t ..,t . 16 Arlington Heights Hills t,,,,,.,, ,,,,, 21 Technical ,,,,,,,,,, 1 Hillsw, 1 ttttt,, 26 North Side Hills, t,t,,,to t,,t., 7 ,21 Poly , .t,,, 90 l Guiding the Highlanders were head coach George Mitcham backheld coach W A Graves and lme coach James Wllhngham Double, double, toil and trouble was the chant of the managers as they willfully but sometimes reluctantly took care of the team from head to heel. The three were Jerry Hendricks, Fred Alvord, and Johnny Alcon. STEVE MEANS Guard 1 year letter Junior PHIL NIXON Guard l year letter .lunior BOB LADD Guard l year letter Junior WADE WALKER Co-Captain Tackle 2 year letter All-District Second Team Senior BOB KEENER Tackle 1 year letter Junior KIRBY HALM Tackle 2 year letter Senior Brown and Lee reigned as high point men as result of Pa chal safety KIP MILLER Halfback 2 year letter High School All-American Nominee All-District Honorable Mention Senior GENE CARTWRIGHT Halfback I year letter Junior SAM SCOTT F ullback 2 year letter All-District Second Team .Iunior LOUIS MILLER Quarterback l year letter Junior MIKE HENRY Co-Captain Quarterback 2 year letter All-District Honorable Mentio Senior ROBY MORRIS Quarterback 1 year letter Sophomore I1 One factor which gave the Highlanders added desire was the hacking of the H1 hlandettes The much appreciated roup signified the great spirit shown throughout the season. This spirit spread qurckly throu h the student body and has seemingly taken root for a long stay. SAlVl BARTHOLOMEW BILL WINKLER BILL MANN JERRY PIERCE .UNI AITKEN Guard Guard End THCHC Halfback Squadnian Squadman Squadman Squadman Squadman TEDDY GOBER End 3 year letter All-District Honorable Mention Senior El-Il-IQ Owweclv 21 -o Mike Henry heads for wide open spaces against Tech as the Highlanders romp to please the Homecoming crowd. In spite of cold wet weather a large crowd gathered to Cheer the Clan on to an impressive victory. .:ammamvM:sv,amm+m,...mq- --- -MM-mnmmmmw:wf:.M.,. mtmyww-,W ,.....,,wM,ama,.....,.m,...W.,1 - ,, WW, V mf- -V ummm-W 'vw-N -MMWW'--N-H-'---W-mmmmunt BOB LEE Tackle 2 year letter All-District Honorable Mention Senior GUS BIERMAN Guard 2 year letter All-District Honorable Mention Senior WALLACE CRUBI GLENN BRANDON STEVE ERANKS Guard Halfback End l year letter l year letter 2 year letter Senior Junior Senior The sun was hot and dust clogged eyes as the Highland- ers took on Arlington Heights in the new era of afternoon games at Farrington Field. s' DOUG BROWN Center 2 year letter All-State Honorable Mention All-District Honorable Mention Senior BIFF FLATT Guard l year letter Senior I-ng Mensa Owshes , Pwuwts Sam Scott goes over for a third quarter touchdown against North Side. The Highlanders dropped the Steers by a comfortable margin at Farrington Field. This was the best over-all performance of the season with the Highlanders rolling up over 300 yards total offense. An effective scoring punch was the passing of Henry to Goher and the running of Cooper, Miller, and Scott. BERT BLOOMFIELD MIKE LATHAM JACK GRAY SCOTTY LOCKE Fullback Fullhack Halfback Fl1lllJ2iCk Squadman Squadman Squadman Squadman JIM COOPER Halfback 2 year letter Senior TOM KOBERNICK Halfhack l year letter Junior The grand finale of the '61 season boosted Eastern Hills over Poly. Once more quarterback Henry sparked an impressive victory with the most exciting score being a 65 yard pass play from Henry to end James Greenwood in the closing seconds of play. The Highlanders accounted once more for a total of over 300 yards total offense and reigned as champions of the East Side. 3 i X s DAVE HADDEN Halfback 2 year letter Senior DOUG STEVENS MAX RHODES Tackle End Squadman Squgidman JAMES GREENWOOD End l year letter Senior JERRY BARR PAUL SHIELDS Guard End Squadman Squadman Highlanders pick up L1 first down against Haltom in ai hard-fought game. This first down helped set up the lone Highlander score with a Henry to Miller pass inside the ten yard line. An inspiration this year was the addition of Hot Toddy, Highlander scottic mascot. Toddy was cared for by Scottie Willingham as pictured above. C0-Captains Henry and Walker led the Highlanders in the 1961-1962 football SCHSOI1. Walilwv, I-lewuj Qwwefas Captains Guiding the Highlander B-teams through their successful season were Coaches Ronnie McBee and James Wood Sam Scott tallies first TD against Poly in final game of the season. Highlanders' successful aerial attack flourishes against North Side to post an outstanding victory, 26-12. Nofdlv Side, P005 tot Mttclwwfs Claw Eastern Hills drives downfield during the second half of play to run up the score against the Parrots. Jim Cooper 1243, Phil Nixon Bob Lee, Sam Scott, Kip Miller, and Teddy Goner did their share in posting the V1CtO1'Y. Dust rises in the afternoon shadows as Jim Cooper, with hall, Kirby Haim, James Greenwood and Steve Means say, Watch out, Steers! Here we comelu QeasowEndAWfdv21-0 Vcfoag Gus Bierman f66J, Mike Henry HOD, and Bob Lee 1781, say, NHang on, Louisg Weire coming to help. With a rock-ribbed defense, three times the Hivh- E landers stopped Carter's scoring attempts. As an omen of good things to come, EH scores on the final offensive play of season with James Greenwood taking a Henry pass which dropped the curtain on the 1961 season in a game with Poly. Eastern Eastern Eastern Eastern Eastern Eastern Eastern Eastern Eastern Eastern Eastern Eastern Hills r...,,t,.. Hills Hills ,...r. Hills ..,,..t,. Hills ,,,..,,,., Hills t,....,.., Hills Hills ,..,..... Hills Hills Hills Hills .,,,,...r Basketball 1961-62 Distant Qeaww FIRST ROUND Paschal 44 North Side ..a.,e .......... 6 0 54 52 74 64- Carter .,t.....7, ...,A.,,, ,,,,.W68 Tech .,,,.,,,48 AHHS .......,4l Poly SECOND ROUND ..,,..,,35 Paschal North Side -,,,..-,51L Carter .-.--,,,47 Tech -,,-,,,.-,59 ......-.52 AHHS ....,,..52 Poly Members of the A team for the 1961-62 basketball season are, front row, loft to right: Ray Coleman manager David Williams Cary Crangerg Roby Morrisg Coach Ronnie McBeeg second row: Wayne Lewis: Fred Culhersong Bruce Schnitzer Kendall McCook third row: Don Reynoldsg Tommy Huffg Kenneth Wiggsg and Bob Larmer. I04 GARY GRANGER Co-Captain 2 year letter Guard Senior MIKE MARTIN Co-Captain 2 year letter Guard Senior In the tip-off against Carter Ken Wiggs allows the High- landers to gain possession of the ball. Ken Wiggs has to jump high to get his shot away in a game against Arlington Heights dur- ing the first half of district play. , 15551 ROBY MORRIS 1 year letter Forward All-District Honorable Mention Most Valuable Player, second half, 1962. Most Valuable Player, 1961-1962 season. Sophomore DON REYNOLDS Zyear letter Forward All-District Honorable Mention Most Valuable Player first half, 1962. Most Valuable Player 1960-1961 season. Senior ' , Reguolds Qlwfw Basleetbam I-lemons Guiding the Highlanders through the season were coaches Ronnie Mc- Bee and James Wood. Although many of the team's pre-season games were played on the road, this failed to hinder the presence of the Highlanders' most faithful fan, Mr. Avery. WAYNE LEWIS 1 year letter Guard Senior FRED CULBERSON 2 year letter Guard Senior Whoever said that little men can't rebound was mistaken. Wayne Lewis, 5'6 grabs the ball away from everyone in a game with Carter. BRUCE SCHNITZER 2 year letter Guard Senior KENNETH WIGGS 2 year letter Center Senior I TOMMY HUFF 2 year letter Forward Senior Cages 22911-16 Even though they gained their first district victory in 4A competition, a 68-52 conquest of Tech, Highlander round hallers had a season record of I-11 in district play. This does not tell the complete story, however. In non- district competition they compiled a record of eight straight victories before being handed a setback to Hillcrest of Dallas in the Richardson tournament. Their overall record was ll-I6. Most observers agreed with Coach lVIcBee that if the team could have stopped after three quarters, their record would have been a winning one. KENDALL MCCOOK I year letter Guard Junior BOB LARMER I year letter Forward .Iunior DAVID WILLIAMS 1 year letter Guard ,Iunior Don Reynolds shoots over all-state guard, Norman Reuther, for two points in a game with Arlington Heights. .lohn Southard upsets Bulldogs Ted H2flTfiSj'1mP5f0T try for twg points, two points against Tech. Members of the B team for the 1961-62 hasketball season are, front row, left to right: Carl Johnson, managerg David Bane, Ted Harris, Guy Perkinsg second row: Ted Moberg, Roy Berklow, Jim Hill, Mike Crizzard, David Richardsong third row: Wayne Tem- pleton, David Tracy, John Southard, Bobby Dillard, and LeRoy Cast. ,mam I Q, , .- funnwmwm-mmmwMmxvw.a,.sn V - - .nw::,:wU, fy Q-wwf - -fhinw1m,wl:f:rm,,...,....,L , . , :xt if :nn-nuns., - Q- ,wp fx 'sn ...-,- 1 f- aww f- .,-,,, f,,e-:ut-,,f,gas,e f1fmm4,.,,,,ymmgt..1um,, . :magma oster for the 1962 Highlander baseball team included, first row: Biff Flatt, Jim Cooper Ted Harris Jim Anders Leslie Jackson Ken all, Bob Ladd, manager Chuck Crowg second row: Coach Graves, Mike Henry ,lim Eller Mike Cooper Max Rhodes .lim Hill ike Grizzard, Ken Hix, and Kendall McCook. Harris, Jackson, Hall,and Hill are all sophomores sap ewalmweawbam Eastern Eastern Eastern Eastern Eastern Eastern Eastern Eastern Eastern Eastern Eastern Eastern FIRST ROUND Hills ,,.,..... ......, 5 North Side Hills ....c,.,. ....... 2 Paschal ..... Hills ......... ,.,... 0 Carter ...... Hills ,........ ....,r 1 0 Tech .... Hills ....,.... ,...., 4 Carter ...... Hills ....,..,. ......, 4 AHHS ..... SECOND ROUND Hills ......... ,...,.. 0 North Side Hills s,,....,. .,.... 0 Paschal ..... Hills .,..,,,., ....... 2 Carter ...... Hills ......,,. -- 2 Poly .... - Hills ......... ...,.. 0 AHHS .,.... Hills v...,,... ,..... 6 Tech ..... Coach Graves and '62 Highlander baseball captain, Mike Henry, combine to show the bat which produced many hits for the team this past season. Hewvg Oiausmew ' Qeasow Coach Graves observes his lt-uf-off man ,lim Cooper, who prepares to streak to first base in an afternoon game against Carter. - ' ' f' - - ff---as lea'-kts -my-Qvf'1-fwfM Pitching staff for the Highlanders proved worthy of their position by turning in outstanding per- formances in the clutch. The staff was com- posed of, left to right: Ken Hix, Mike Grizzard, Jim Eller, and Kendall McCook. Not pictured is Mike Henry, who also contributed mound duties. Mowndsmew, WoabfTogethmf Y Qm,.....,.n, ..,.W,...,...,,.MW.Nm,m.,.w.,,,sWas.-My.-M.s.,.,,..,,,.mMm.-MW..,,maWww,aexM,,.M,t,,e ,... me aa mu.mwwX Behind the plate for the '62 Highlanders were Mike Henry and Mike Cooper, re- spectively. This duo of catchers helped to provide an effective defensive game, as well as dependable performances at theplate. Greek statues are noted for their strength. This is also evident in the 1962 Highlander infield. Their defensive abilities are over shadowed only by their team spirit. They are, left to right: Leslie Jackson, Ken Hall, Max Rhodes, Jim Anders, and Bob Ladd. Qpo1J2lwiwD ' Womb Great shades of Ty Cobb! Roaming the far green ex- panses of the outfield were, left to right: .lim Hill, Jim Cooper, and Ted Harris. Determination was the keynote which spelled hits for these three teammates, who also turned in outstanding defensive work. In all sports a major factor which may sometimes be overlooked is the pressure on an athlete. No matter how great this pressure may be, it is rarely noticeable because of the participant's devotion to his team. This is exem- plified at the right as Jim Anders does not hesitate to heed Coach Graves' signal to slide. Teadwu BTeamowtlwDmmomL Eastern Hills B team posted an outstanding season with the help of Mr Garrow student coach from TCU Members of the team are, first row: Tim Blocker, Johnny Alcon Tommy Boswell Kim Jacobs Bob Millican, Paul Crump, Jim Story second row: Coach Garrow, Ronnie Boswell, John Moser Ronnie Golden, Jimmy Howell, Kenneth Meisner, Steve Rose Ronnie Stanfield and Larry Hileher, f munmmg:aww.m4mnm, ww.w fsmn1uumnnnmw -- 2 1 Q S 2 Highlander track men brought honor to the school when, in April of this year, they placed third in city track competition. The are, first row: Coach Willinghani, Teddy Gober, Tommy Mulkey, Randy Blake, Chuck Wellington, David Bane, Lee Shepherd, D05 Bergen, David Georgeg second row: Leroy Cast, Kenneth Wiggs, Wade Walker, J. D. Farmer, Roy Vandiver, Doug Stephens, James Greenwood, Steve Hellnericks, Jimmy Aitken, James Gilmartin, Charles Nimitz, and C. W. Austin. BTQQMGOIMS ' Members of the B team are, first row: Tim Watson, Randy Kunze, Jesse Dye, Toby Davis, Dale Jackson, back row: Rusty Culp Ted Moberg, Mike Moore, Jimmy Brown, and Chuck Dean, manager. ' i 2:1 ,bl s a Elf Members of the mile relay team are Don Bergen, David George, David Bane, and James Greenwood. They placed second in district and were the only Eastern Hills' representatives at the regional meet. Their best time was 3:25.1, but they failed to place in regional. MffPfI2e!lmJAduawestaI2egwmlb Highlander sprint relay team consists of Teddy Gober, David Bane, Chuck Wellington, and Randy Blake. The group finished third at the district meet with a time of 43.8. Gober is the only senior. The 100 and 220 yard dash men consist of Lee Shep- herd, 220g David Bane, who finished sixth in the 100g Randy Blake, 1003 Teddy Gober, 1003 and Chuck Wellington, who placed fourth at the district meet in 220 and fifth in the 100. TwwbfTwww Pads Tlwwb ' Paschal, Atfiugtow Heights Coach Willingham congratulates the co-captains of the track team, James Greenwood and Don Bergen. The lone broad jumper for Eastern Hills is sophomore Roby Morris, who placed third in the district meet. -:Q , ' Vg, ,,,. , V , ,1,,. 5 ,v..,,. 5 . . V ,- . --sl. . 7 .irc :tw . -K - f ,- , ,, , . - . ,Q 2:2 yfxci -1 ui'-, W ' ' f , E V - . -is Z 5,?1VQ:Q?i!.iq., . ,ii V K 4 , .s-tr, , W 1 .. L F ' - w , e - or ' - f f. 1- , ,.. 1 W ., , :'f1ifi':' 5- r uff' - 1 H':l m'iCl7 :,, 'fa 1- ffiyt f 21:5 4' -2.1 Qfwfk t - - ' t... ' : ' , ' ' K , ., 1 7 f ..,,,, 4.3 .V 5-: WK--15-:3,2'f: A In ,' i' ,, li? X. -- A 'Q' .Q 1 3' .- Q.. ,:. uQ,,u1z,f - 'TV ' g. , H f V . ' L -s . W .. Mfww x , 0 . , - , 4 , . t , , , -- ' 5 I A ' v ' - , . x -? 1- ' . - ,f1.9'5Z3?5.:'- ' 51 f , J ' m ffff' t Qt wr, ?Ff,1:L5 f z, -5 ' .g: 5W .1..Zgf .'5'1- . . 3 - J. 1 L ' '- ' Ft. .L g -, , Eff 'Q , a W W L 1 K U ,t , ,L,V g 7 . ., Rf Y: -fy 'i 1a',-e,.L. ':Z,g1:,fZ.,- , ' 1 ,,:-gy 1, ' A '.12j - 1- ,. :Fw my. ,af 2' K Ln-,JN 51 V A3 ft' j ':' , ,wt '57 22fVz':'Q17ts-M '-fllw ' if 2 iftftfv . -1-ii i, 1 7'i-Wiki'-zi': - ' .V- , , , AA M ' I 'vi HE- :L t:- ' ff 1:. ,' - .' Jr ' T . .qv ' MLVL-l , f' If if 1 f!,s9K.5a -- Qfikii' ' ,V K' 1,-1171?-1i 'i'? 195, 1 ' t, ' 'Qtr Highlander shot putters are LeRoy Cast and Wade Participating in field events were Guy Perkins hi h Jump Walker,wh0 placed fourth in district. and discus, Steve Helmericks and Charles N1m1tZ who Running the mile and 880 were Tommy Mul- key, mileg Lee Shep- herd, mileg Roy Yan- diver, 880g Doug Stev- ens, mileg and Kenneth Wiggs, 880, who placed fourth in the district meet. TwcbfTw.wfTakes District Houma Highlander hurdlers are Jim Aitken, C. W. Austin, and David George, who placed third in both the low and high hurdles at the district meet. Running the 440 for Eastern Hills are James Greenwood, who placed fifth in the district meet, Don Bergen, James Gilmartin, and J. D. Farmer. Pictured with Coach Ronnie McBee is Melvin Meinlaers of the district golf team are, left to right, Mike starks, captain for the golf teani. Martin, Bruce Schnitzer, Doug Brown, and Melvin Starks. are A we 5 Members of the golf team are front row, left to right: Roy Burklow, Craig Towry, Bobby Massey, Mike Martin, Ray Coleman, Coach Ronnie McBee3 second row: Fred Culberson, Larry Guthrie, Bruce Schnitzer, Melvin Starks, Doug Brown, Dale Mahan. II9 5 A x L 2 -l A 5 l Members of the boxing team are, left to right, Somoge, Miller, Mulkey. Wa1're11. Wllisenand, Ladd, Millerg second row, Sweeney, l.ougl1,i Ogden, Conner, Visney, Hoover, Scliwalbe, and Coach Graves. I I i l E ' loam i i l Reynolds Miller competes with Z1 Poly fighter in the Golden Gloves Tournament. Star-Telegram Photo Louis Miller takes za blow from an Arlington boxer in his fight to win runner-up for the lniddleweight championship. 3 I20 f Star-Telegram Photo Lettermen on the 1962 High- lander boxing team are, left to right, Tony Lange, Louis Miller, Tommy Mulkey, Don Evans, and Jim Schwalbe. 0 I Captww Gloves Up Posffioms .lim Schwalbe, runner-up for the light-heavyweight championship, Coach Graves, Mr. Johnson, and Louis Miller, runner-up for the middleweight championship, stand before the display case showing the boys' trophies they won at the Regional Golden Gloves Tournament. , H F .t, X ,,..-A ,1 ,,,t,.,-ff-' S, , Q ll 5 , Q ,,.. K K W? 1 .-I .- .- 4 I , , :rf ' f ' , W 1-,if . - -- - . 1 - K ,.., ..,,k. 3i5ZZ7N!QEw LL 5 . 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Vaughn, coachg Sam Scott, Steve Means, Charles Nimitz, Barry McKenna, Jim Cox, Mike Liddleg third row: Jerry Cole, Edward Baer, Tommy Nelson, Stewart Mathis, Jim Story, Don Pipes. QIMN Tennis lettermen are Mary Ridg- way, Mike Liddle, Steve Meansg second row: Judy Hill, Nancy Stevens, Gary McBrayer. it- . 'Kr L 7E:?ikf 5:f ? 55'357St:-:q,iah ESW ?f?Q'ii6Zlf??li?iio i gl I ,. , i Winning the girls' shuffleboard cha1n- Vicki Cardwell won the girls' singles Cha1T1Pi0US at Ping P0113 are MHTY , pionship are Brenda Moore and Sandra 1n badminton. Lovan and Mart Graham. 1 Elk' ' ms. W -f- ' - - , t 11-711 f- f ' ' . ....,' -VH: ' Q 1 - ' l . .. .L , ,, '.,k iyzvfsr i u H ,,.1 :::. H fzriv fss...f-,M-fs 5353? , ,.-. t ii' , r tp. W vwjegff, C V s-.. 51, Misa. .gf K o rsrs y rrin .t Q uwb , l' if Q,L: - in ' 1 v2'f.1f,? 2 1 9 N ' , 9,5 I 'M Mig , 1' iill llil iiir E esifi at ' ' 1 I 4 L I., 5:2l5Cfff1f5iii ii'1 . 'fi' ' .,k, wi ,.,..i,g,,,g..s,, .,,,.,, . .V . . . . . I - f - Mary Ridgway, center, shown with BE. teachers Mrs. Betty Taylor and Miss Miriam Moore, is the winner of the trophy for best all-around girl athlete. Members of the cllalnbionship baseball team are: front row, l-r, Pat Lambert, Brenda Moore, Mollie Howell, Sandra El- kins, Tricia Speaks, Cheryl Spaing second row: .ludy Hill, Mary Ridgway, Trisha Blocker, Darla Houlihan, Barbara Mc- Call, and Angela Roll. I24 E I I 1 E I I it Winners o-f the All Round letters are: front row, l-r, Sara Cunningham, Tricia Speakes, Connie Allcock, Cheryl Spaing row two: Brenda Moore, Judy Hill, Sue Jennings, Mary Ridgway, Angela Roll. W 9 e 'A' I I 3, , P . if J 3 2 , K ,N E! . M lt, 5, T .ea I in is L - ? 1' I I 42 2, X , tr 255415, Boys' volleyball champions are: front row, l-r, Bryce Beyer, Members of the winning boys' baseball team are: front row, Mike Talmage, Ronnie Price, Mike Ferguson, Dan Mc- l-rg Larry Barnes, Phillip Johnson, Dan McCullumg sec- Collumg second row: Mike Houghton, Don Perlick, Ed Baer, ond row: Mike Houghton, Rod Stevens, James Hulsey, Steve James Hulsey, Johnny Dominy, John Hadsell. Ericson. ie. - ,.,-- , J Q . L M ,,, Pull-ups intramural champion-David Jones. H I - N I 3 ,.e. '- I f ir , , , M M ,, it .. ., W ' a' t ..,f,1,.r-M P Push-ups intramural champion-Danny Tekstar. intramural basketball champs are: l-rg Tony Kim- Members of the winning football team are: Dean Chapman, Larry Ellison, David Richardson, Steve Ericson, and John Hadsell, Raymond Conner, Steve Ericson, Reynolds Lambert. Millerg back: Phil Hancock, Med Coffman, Dale Mahan. l25 5 'Fi gl' haf? Y' ,Q 1 M21 M SQ? wifi? :ea 3 Nw Ea W my p d ma, ff? My wg? 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Through his enthusiastic leadership and support, Eastern Hills has be- come one of the most active schools in the city. Mr. Johnson assists Paul Brownlow during fall registration. V I29 MISS ARABELLA ODELL Senior Counselor B.A., M.A., U. of Texas Sponsor of Student Council MR. K. O. VAUCHN Vice-Principal B.A., M.A., T.C.U. Tennis Coach Vaughw, Odom Assist AHL S 5 5 9 c gfidll MRS. MARGIE HOULIHAN School Secretary 0 O I Pmsovwwb MRS. INA M. TUCKER Registrar B.A., Trinity University MISS LELA DALTON Counselor B.A., M.A. Colorado State Qi8?V..l KYWHW ,Jawa-MVQQA7 fm MRS. DOROTHY CONWAY B.A., M.A., T.C.U. Counselor MBS. DONNA YOUNG School Nurse B.S., T.W.C. MBS. WAHNEETA WILLIAMSON Librarian BS., M.A., T.W.U. ' zwQcLwoLO MRS. B. F. BEEDEB, President of P.T.A. MR. DICK MOORE, President of Boosters Club HPWi H2HW+5?X':iT2'is2?IiilFE5Y-5if-'sf'l9:J':i'i25l:5'?'4EWi-2 5E,-'xl.5f51, L. :':L::,'1 1' -- 5 ggg K : . - I gg MR. R.D. WILLIA Geometry, Algebra BS., University of Corpus Christi MRS. VALDA CA Geometry, German B.A., T.C.U. MS RROLL German Club Sponsor MMP ' oAMatlvl MR. W. B. KIRK Geometry, World History Bs., T.C.U. Mid., N.T.S.C. MR. M. R. AVERY Algebra, Geometry Trigonometry Bs., T.C.U. mid., T.W.C. MR. JOHN LEDBETTER Geometry, Algebra B.A., Texas A8131 Bible Club Sponsor i MRS. JEAN DYER English B.S., T.W.U. l34 MRS. POLLY LOVETT ii English MRS. RUTH PRIDDY BA., N0rth TCXHS English, Journalism Allied Y0llIl1 SPOIISOI' Texas Tech Press Club Sponsor Miss ANN KING English B.A., M.Ed., E.T.S.C. ' Annual Sponsor MISS BEVERLY HANKS English B.A., E.T.S.C. Highlandettes Sponsor l l MR. J. P. PSOMAS Spanish B.A., N.E.S.C., Okla. Pan Am Club Sponsor Bible Club Sponsor MRS. CHARLOTTE BALLARD English, Spanish B.A., M.A., U. of Texas Pan Am Club Sponsor MRS. EMILY JOHNSON English, Latin HA., Baylor J.C.L. Sponsor MR. LEON MITCHELL American History B.A., T.C.U. M.A., U. of Texas MR. A. W. CRAVES American History Coach WHA up MR. BILL POLSON World History B.S., E.T.S.C. Mad., T.c.U. MR. JAMES L. WILLINGHAM History, Coach B.A., Daniel Baker MA., T.c.U. B.A., U. of Tulsa MR. T. W. WEATHERRED World History BS., T.W.C. Safety Council Sponsor MR. J. C. WOODS Biology B.S., T.C.U. Assistant Coach lmtmest Qoww ith Qpaw Ago MRS. SARA TANNAHILL Chemistry B.S., N.T.S.C. Y-Teen Sponsor MRS. CHRISTINA HAVINS Biology B.S., T.W.C. Highlandettes Sponsor 'PHE MR. J. F. ROSS Biology, Physics B.S., M.Ed., T.W.C. I37 MRS. NORENE HOKETT MRS. MARGUERITE MEISNER Speech, English English, Art B.A., T.W.C. B.A., Cornell College l MR. R. E. MARTIN B.M.Ed., T.C.U. Band Director Allquiw , MRS. MARGUERITE THOMPSON B.S., T.W.C. Homemaking Y-Teen Sponsor l 1 l MISS MARY BAKER Chorus, Government B.A., M.A. U. of Nebraska 1 l l MR. 0. U. ROCKHOLD Wood-Metal Shop B.S., M.S., E.T.S.C. Mamwlz Skills MRS. MAJORIE REID Typing, Shorthand Bookkeeping B.S., Okla. U. M.A., T.W.C. MRS. JOYCE CALHOUN Typing B.A., T.W.C. MRS. MARY JAMES Typing, Shorthand B.A., N.T.S.C. SGT. J. R. ROSS R.O.T.C. MISS MIRIAM MOORE Girls' P.E. B.S., M.S., N.T.S.C. Y-Teens, Red Cross Sponsor MXSGT. JAMES L. SHANNON R.O.T.C. O O C O QclwoLAdds DOT MRS. BETTY TAYLOR Girls, P.E. B.S., Southwestern U. Cheerleader, Y-Teens, Red Cross Sponsor MR. GEORGE MITCHAM Boys' P.E. Football Coach Bs., Mm., T.C.U. 5 MR. R. O. MCBEE Boys' P.E. Basketball Coach B.S., T.C.U. . , E.H.H.S. Cafeteria Help left to right: Mrs. Gregory Mrs. Heudy Mrs. Reville Dolly Milton Irene Low Dorthy Bailey Custodians, left to right: Robert Collet Dutch Waters Alvin Forehand Luther Whitaker Jimmy Sweenie aids E.H.H.S.'s Maids left to right: Lula Mae Holman Hazel Richardson Margaret Nelson 7 1 F 1 L7 4 F A l . - mf H ,E guage, , ,gg , Q53 EE E 'FE z : is , E Q , E Qigsgggsg S ,X 4' Q 1 ,Sa ,Jie , ggi IQ , -:- ,HQ X ,Q ,Q , AQ' - : Q H 2253225 if fi is ,W 5 S W S , E igggi swag? 53 ,135 wa , Hifi 55555 Bi HQ YES Q55 'M EK S Wg s Z1 553, 52 3555 1 Eg f s r fig' Q K z , sf i I N -. LSP 1. . 5 Egsggag 5 as k g 959532151 Legg? 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I V i 4 I 1 I I43 Beck, Eileen Beene, Donna Bell, Mike Benton, Margaret Bergen, Linda Berliner, Susan Beyer, Bryce Birchett, Bob Bishop, Lynne Blake, Randy Blanton, Sarah Blocker, Tim Bolton, .lerry Borst, Kathy Boswell, Tommy Bothe, Lynda Bounds, Don Bounds, Larry Brandt, Peggy Brewer, Eddy Brooks, Gayle Brown, Buddy Brown, Jimmy Bruton, Donald 0611964 Acker, Herman Alcorn, Johnny Alexander, Judith Allen, Dana Amhurn, Carolyn Anderson, Jimmy Archie, Carolyn Armstrong, Robert Atteberry, Tommy Austin, Jackie Avarello, Gary Avery, Ray Bacon, Karen Baily, Judy Ballem, Carole Barnard, Donna Barnes, Kathryn Barron, Donna Buckingham, Karen Burdine, Toni Burger, James Burklow, Roy Butler, Beth Buyers, John Byrd, David Cadwallader, Linda Calloway, Sylvia Campbell, Pat Cardwell, .lan Cardwell, Vickie Carr, Caylon Chapman, Ronnie Cheslock, Lonella Childs, Cynthia Churman, Andy Clare, Nancy I46 Clower, Donna Cobb, Mike Coffee, Robert Compton, John Conatser, Linda Conlin, Sandy Copeland, Jeri Cotter, Wilma Cottingharn, Lynn Cozzens, J im Crabtree, .laki Crow, Chuck Crump, Paul Culp, Rusty Currin, Karen Curry, Charles Daniels, Cynthia Daniels, .lon Darr, Phil Davis, Terry Davis, Toby Deal, Brenda Devoe, Linda Dillard, Steve I Frazior, Lee Fugua, Bill Galbreath, Pam Gallagher, Eddie Gardner, Buzz Garland, Mary Beth Garner, Mariann Cartman, Eddie Cast, Lee Roy Gearhardt, Johnny Cladwin, Pam Glass, Martin Gordon, Geanna Gregory, Dehn Ann Griffin, Gwen Griffith, Donna Gruhbs, Marrion Hailey, Betty Hailey, Joann Haire, Brenda Halbert, Margaret Hall, Ricky Hammond, Marvin Hancock, Phil Dominy, Johnny Donaldson, Ruthie Dorough, Linda Doty, Paula Douglas, Judy Dugan, Betty Dulaney, Carey Dye, Jesse Einspahr, Leroy Elliot, Sharon Ellis, Carol Ellison, Larry Enlow, Freida Eudey, ,lan Ewell, Pam Ferguson, .lane Fisher, Carol Ford, Carrol Hankins, Sharon Hardisty, Sharon Harkrider, Carolyn Harley, Cheryl Harrell, Monty Harris, Ted Harrod, Judy Hart, Ann Hart, Robert Harwell, Linda Haueisen, Karen Henderson, Doyle Hewatt, Kathy Hightower, Charles Hill, Jimmy Hillert, Bob Hilsher, Larry Hobbs, Joyce l48 Hollingsworth, Jane Hooton, Diane Hoover, Parker Howell, Jimmy Howery, Joanne Hubbard, Miriam Huddleston, Ken Hullum, Sue Ellen Hutcheson, Bill lsham, Barbara Jackson, David Jackson, Larry Jackson, Leslie Jacobs, Kim Jacobs, Mary J ameson, Art Jeanes, Bill Jeanes, Donna Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson, Carl 7 , Donna Karen Phil Sandra Jones, Nancy 1 Lewis, Bonnie Lewis, Connie Lewis, Diggs Liddle, Mike Linville, Rodger Logan, Terry Luke, Edward Lynch, J ack Mack, Kathy Mahan, Dale Marshall, Roberta Martin, Harold Massey, Dave Mathis, Stewart Mayfield, Delores Meer, Kirk Melanson, Clayton Merkley, Don Merrill, Ronnie Miller, .lerre Miller, Susan Millican, Ed Milson, Tom Mims, Wayne Karis, Connie Keating, Dehbie Keel, Sonny Keith, Jane Kelly, Suzanne Kienzle, Ann Kimbrough, Tony King, .ludy Kohler, .loe Kramer, Donna Kynard, David Laneri, Karen Lankton, Pam Latham, Lee Anna Lattilnore, Mary Lattimore, Ronnie Lawrence, June Lewis, Al Mitchell, Carolyn Mixon, Linda Moberg, Ted Moore, Mike Morris, John Morris, Roby Morrison, Gail Moser, John Mulkey, Tom McCauley, .lames McCleery, Don McConnell, Rick McCormick, Sandra McGowan, Mike Mcllains, Susan McMurry, Bill NlcQuitty, Mike McRae, Alan Nagle, Nancy Nash, Frances Nelson, .lan Nelson, Tommy Newton, Gary O'Neill, Nancy Parish, Donna Parks, Sharon Parsons, Carol Patterson, Tommy Paynor, Steve Pearson, Jackie Peel, John Pelham, Ricky Phelps, Linda Phelps, Norma Phillips, Mary Pipes, Don Pipkin, Paul Pitts, Danny Plisko, Sherrie Price, Carol Price, Hank Price, Nancy Senchack, Pat Shaw, Bob Shay, Pat Shear, Pam Simpson, Barry Singleton, Ronny Sledge, Sherri Smith, Denis Smith, Doug Smith, Janis Smith, Jerry Smith, Jimmy Smith .loy Smith, Joyce Smith, Vicki Speaks, Gloria Speck, Suzanne Stagner, David Stanfield, Ronnie Stanley, Carol Starnes, Charles Stephens, Rod Stephens, Roelga Sterett, Bee Raniick, Bill Rawdon, Robby Reas, Vickie Reed, Becky Reid, Janet Richardson, David Robertson, Donna Rockhold, Neal Rogers, Carl Roland, Rachel Rose, Steve Rucker, Barbara Schafer, H. 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Schmidt, Brenda Schmidt, Linda Schwotzer, Pat Scudday, Roy Seemann, Mike Stone, Charles Storey, Jim Stout, Joe Stovall, Pat Strickland, Tish Swain, Sandy Swanson, Ronald Tackett, John Talmadge, Mike Tangney, Janie Tanner, Nancy Templeton, Wayne Thieleman, Rickie Thiesscn, Johnny Thompson, Dwight Thornburg, Teresa Thurman, David Toler, Butch Towery, Creig Tracy, David Tredwell, Steve Triplitt, Dennis Underwood, Carl Usher, Carolyn Van Natta, Gordon Vasquez, Sandra Waddell, Torri Wahl, Diane Walden, Charles Waldrup, Mary Walker, Pat Walters, Steve Walther, Beth Ward, Jim Ward, Joe Ward, Judy Ward, Sheila Warlord, Mike Warner, Preston Warren, Tommy Warriner, Susan Watson, Tim '64 Yarhorough, Esther Wellington, Chuck West, Cyanna West, Frank Wherland, Mike White, Carolyn White, .leanette Wickersham, Sue Williams, Candy Williford, Rickey Willington, Barry Wilson, Jimmy Winkler, Mike Woodall, Suzanne Woodard, Charlyne Woodruff, Doris Woods, Robert Wright, Judy Wyatt, Kaye Yeathermon, Gary Young, .lim Young, Louis Youngblood, Pat Zachary, Bill IS MISS KING THAT DULL, PAT? Pat Walker takes a rest during Miss King's English 3,class. Ziegler, Tutti J'C0assO' TOM KOBERNICK PAULA ACUFF ROY VANDIVER President Secretary ViceAPresident Acuff, Paula Aitken, .lim Allen, Jay Almond, Carolyn Alvord, Fred Anthony, Peggy Avarello, Larry Baer, Edward Ballard, ,lim Ballem, Sharon Balthrop, Gary Bane, David Barber, Jeanette Barnes, Betty Barnes, Nancy 6 Barnes, Robert Barnett, Anrea Barr, Jerry Barr, Linda Bartholomew, Darlene Bartholomew, Sam Barton, Dianah Bashelor, Ronnie Bassham, Judy Beall, Celia Beaman, Tommy Beard, Mary Beckner, Phillip Begley, Susan Benbow, Nola I55 Bratcher, Sandra Bretz, Alice Brewer, James Brown, David Brown, .ludy Bruce, Charlie Buck, James Buekman, Phyllis Burrage, Becky Burton, Gay Bushee, Cheryl Butler, Bruce Butler, Helen Caldwell, Susan Callaway, Mike I56 Benton, Marie Bergeron, Sharon Berklow, Ronnie Bettinger, Brenda Bice, Judy Blackstone, Donna Boake, Barbara Boakman, Dean Bodine, Nan Bohannon, Janice Boyd, Vernon Bozanich, Jackie Brandon, Glenn Branum, George Bratcher, Jimmy Canatser, Cheryl Cantrell, Randell Cartwright, Gene Castillion, Tom Cathey, Billie Christensen, Richard Christopherson, Faye Clark, Dalana Clark, Earnest Cockran, John Cole, Charles Cole, Gail Cole, Jerry Collier, Trisha Collins, Brian 017 'ee Conatser, Betty Conner, Marilyn Cooper, Mike Cooper, Sandra Correll, .loan Cox, .lim Craigo, Pat Crawford, Kenneth Crawford, Paul Crowder, Carol Cunningham, Dyanne Cunningham, Sara Davis, Phyllis Decker, Randy DeHay, Mark Eller, Barbara Eller, ,lim Ericson, Steve Ferguson, Mike Fenn, Melvin Fleming, Paul Foster, Johnny Frazier, Cynthia Fricks, Terry Fry, Sandy Gallagher, Johnny Garcia, Louise Garland, Nelson Garrett, Jimmy Gibbs, Kay Devoe, Betty DeVore, Gail Dews, Hank Dickerson, Joe Diehl, Sandra Dillard, Bobby Dodson, ,lim Donaldson, Richard Dowden, Sharon Drass, Diane Drennan, June Dunham, Linda Dyer, Larry Edwards, Sandee Eldridge, Carol Gilbert, David Goddard, Dick Golden, Daphnie Golden, Ronnie Grady, .lan Graham, Mary Graves, Elizabeth Grizzard, Mike Grove, Bob Grove, Bruce Grunow, Barbara Grzann, Donna Guthrie, Larry Gwinn. Joe Hadden, David '62 Hadsell, John Hall, Ken Hall, Wanda Hahn, John Hamilton, Candy Hamilton, Harriet Hammons, Judy Hammontree, Geo Hancock, Penny Hardin, Dianne Harris, Brenda Harris, Larry Harris, Ronnie Harris Sharon Harris, Susan l' Holt, ,lim Hood, Bert Hooten, Janet Horn, Christine Howell, Mollie Hubbard, Sharon Huber, Ronnie Huckahy, Marcia Hudgens, Bill Hudson, Julie Hullum, Ed Hulsey, James Humphrey, Kay Hunsaker, Bill Hunter, Betsy l60 Hartman, Linda Hays, Sherry Hazelwood, Ronald Held, Vicki Helm, Betty Helmericks, Steve Hendricks, Tom Hewett, Mary ,lane Hicks, Dudey Hill, Diane Hill, Judy Hofman, Susan Hoffman, Bill Hoffman, Suzanne Holman, Bob lnce, Frances Jackson, Janet Jahn, Toni James, Richard Jenson, Vivian Joblin, Nancy Johnson, Jimmy Jones, Belynda Jones, Charles Jones, Marion Jones, Ray Jones, Richard Keener, Bobby Kelley, Cheryl Kelly, Janet 162 Kennedy, Jim Kennedy, Linda Kennedy, Roger Kessler, Eddy Kimbrough, Janis King, Barbara Koch, Warren Koebernick, Tom Kouns, Jane Kouns, Kitty Kuykendall, Ken Ladd, Bob Lambert, Jerry Lambert, Pat Langdon, Linda Massey, Bob Matthews, Tee Means, Steve Melanson, Ellene Meyers, Marsha Michner, Jeanie Mickle, Steve Milburn, Marilyn Millar, Neldon Miller, Louis Miller, Reynolds Mills, John Moore, Douglas Moore, Mike Morris, John Lan ge, Tony Lankford, Charles Larmer, Bob Latham, Mike Lathrop, Nancy LaVelle, Cheryl Lee, Bob Lemons, Linda Locke, Scotty Logan, Mary Long, ,lametta Leuhbenhusen, L Marsh, Becky Martin, Cindy Martin, Doug C Ll Muse, Susan McCabe, Sharon McCauley, Melita McCook, Kendell McCoy, Danny McCullough, Pat McDonald, Bruce McDonald, Suzanne McGee, Kay McKenna, Barry McKenny, Judi McVean, lim Nelson, David Nelson, Don Nelson, Kaye '62 Nelson, Kim Nimitz, Charles Nixon, Phil Noah, Sharon Nutter, Cary Oliver, Mary Peacock, Juanita Perkins, Guy Perlick, Don Perrino, Karen Perry, Pam Pope, Glenda Powell, Bill Proctor, Louise Reames, Lonnie Sandborn, Bill Sands, Bob Scott, Sam Searcy, Terry Self, Becky Sells, James Sheets, Sheryl Shieldsf Paul Smith, Berta Smith, Carry Smith, Jackie Smith, Robert Smith, Ronnie Smith, Tina Somoge, Rickie Reames, Steve Redford, Carol Reeder, Cheryl Reeves, Albert Rhodes, Max Riedal, Rita Rigby, Charlie Roberts, Shirley Rogers, Robert Rogers, Sherian Roper, ,lon Rose, Marjorie Rucker, Sharon Ruscoe, Ward Ryder, Craig Southard, J. W. Sowell, Donald Spain, Cheryl Speakes, Tricia Spears, Joe Stallcup, Carole Starkes, Melvin Stephens, Kay Stephenson, Judy Strickland, Gloria Stuart, Tim Swanson, Betty Tate, Paul Taylor, Bill Taylor, Fred '62 Tefertiller, Bob Tekstar, Danny Thompson, Benny Thompson, Leroy Thurman, Randy Tobey, Robert Tucker, ,loc VanDiest, Terry Vandiver, Roy VanPelt, Paula Visney, Bob Waddell, ,lan Wadlington, Susie Wallace, Linda Watts, Paula H ff.--t 2572.1 Yarbrough, David Young, Bill Young, David Young, Mary Weimann, Dianne Wellborn, .lane West, Robert White, Ann Wilkins, Reggie Williams, Ann Williams, David Winkler, Bill Winter, J ere Withers, Dennis Wofford, Beth Woodard, Candy Woods, Robert Woolverton, Linda Woolverton, Jeanne On the first day of school Charlie Rigby wishes it were still summer. Celia Beall changes her schedule for the fifth time. 'O0assO' Wade Walker Mike Henry Doug Brown President Vice-President Secretary ACKER, ANNA FNA 1, 2, 3, Chaplain 3, Bible Club 3. ADAMS, CARRIE Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, Highlandettes 1, 2, 3, Vice-President 2, JCL 1, Bowling Club 2, Red Cross Repre- sentative 1, 2, NHS 2, 3, Leonard's Star 1, 2, ROTC Sponsor 3. ALCORN, CARTER Football 1, Track 2, 3. ALLCOCK, CONNIE Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, FNA 2, NHS 2, 3, Leonard Star 2, Nurses' Asst. 1, 2, Office Asst. 3. ALLEN, .IOYCE Y-Teens 2, Bible Club 2. ANDERS, JIM Pan-Am 2, 3, V-Pres. 2, Pres. 3, Baseball 2, 3, Leonard's Star Award 3. ANTHONY, TED Football 1. ARDOYNO, LARETTA Pan-Arn 1, Bowling Club 1. ARMOUR, LIEBERT Bible Club 1, 2, 3, Pres. 1, 2, 3, Allied Youth 3, V-Pres. 3, Pan-Am 1, 2, Eall Play 3. ARMSTRONG, ROBY Red Cross Rep. 1, Pan-Am 1. ATWELL, THREILA Bible Club 1, Library Asst. 1. AUSTIN, G. W. Track 3. AUTRY, .IO ANN Pan-Am 1, Y-Teens 1, Red Cross Rep. 1, V-Pres. 1, Student Council Rep. 2, 3, NHS 2, 3, Leonard Star 2. BAKER, LISA German Club 3, French Club 1, 2, 3, Y-Teens 1, Safety Council 3, Sec. 3, Leonard's Star 1. BALLENGEE, KAY French 2, 3, JCL 3, Y-Teens 1, 3, Student Council Rep. 2, Red Cross Rep. 1, Safety Council 3, Treas. 3. BARNES, BRENDA LEE Y-Teens 1, 2, Bowling Club 1. BASSHAM, ROGER Pan-Ani 1, 3, ETA 3. BATES, ERNIE Baseball 2. BAUGUESS, RICHARD BEITLER, CAROL Y-Teens 1, 2, FTA 1, 2, Office Asst. 1, 2. I68 BERRY, PENNY SUE French Club 2, 3, Library Asst. 2 3, Press Club 3, Y-Teens 2. BIERMAN, GUS Football 2, 3. BLOCKER, TRISHA Student Council l, Office Asst. l BLOOMFIELD, BERT Football 2, 3, Mgr. l. BOGAN, EVAN Pan-Am l, 2. BOCCS, PAT Football 1. BORST, BETH FNA 2, 3, V-Pres. 3. BOWDISH, RALPH Art Club 3. BOWERS, PAMELA BRANNON, GAlL Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, Treas. 3, FTA l, 2, 3, Pan-Am l, Bible Club 1, 2, 3, Student Council 1, 2, 3, Leonardis Star l. BRATCHER, AUDIE Bible Club 1, 2, 3, Library Asst. l. BRILEY, STEVE Pan-Am 1, 2, 3, Bowling Club 1, Band 1, 2, 3, Art Club l. BROGDON, PAUL BROOKS, SHERRY Y-Teens l, 2, 3, Bible Club l, 2, 3, AY Sec. 3, FNA 3, Office Asst. 1, 2, Higlilandettes l, 2, 3, Leon- ard's Star l, Student Council 2. BROWN, DOUG Golf l, 3, V-Pres. 3, FTA 3, Parliam. 3, Football 2, 3, Class Sec. l, 3. BROWNLOW, PAUL Pan-Am l, 2. BURDINE, CHERYL Highlandettes l, 2, 3. CARTER, ToM JCL 1, AY 3. CHANEY, DANNY Bowling Club 1, Band 3. CHAPMAN, DEAN Boxing Team 3. l I69 NHS 2, 3, Y-Teens 3, Pan-Am 2, Bowling Club l, Rodeo Club 1, CHRISTOPHER, DAVID Chess Club 25 .ICL 2, 35 L-eonard's Star 1, 25 ROTC Drill Team 3. CHRISTY, GYPSY Y-Teens 1, 2, 35 Pan-Arn 15 High- landettes 3. CLAIBORNE, JUDY Y-Teens 35 Red Cross Rep. 1. CLARK, KELLY CLOUD, CAROL Pan-Am 3. COATES, SUSAN Higblandettes 1, 2, 35 Bible Club 35 Y-Teens 35 FNA 2, 35 Art Club 3. COFFNIAN, MED Pan-Am 25 Red Cross Rep. 25 FTA 25 Track 3. COLLARD, SANDRA COLEMAN, CHUCK Pan-Am 2, 35 Boxing Team 25 Track Team 2. COLEMAN, RAY fTransfer from Sunset Highl FTA 35 Basketball Mgr. 35 Pan- Am 35 Golf 3. COLLINS, JEAN .ICL 15 Office Asst. 1. CONDITT, SALLY French Club 2, 3, V-Pres. 2, Pres. 35 German Club 35 FTA 1, 2, 35 Y-Teens 1, 25 Play 1, 2. CONNER, RAYMOND Boxing 3. COOPER, JIM Football 2, 35 Baseball 2, 3. COTTON, CHERYL JCL 1, 25 Y-Teens 1, 2, 35 High- landettes 2, 35 AY 35 FTA 35 Press Club 35 Tartan Staff 3. CRUM, WALLACE Pau-Am 1, 25 Student Council 35 Football 1, 3. CULBERSON, FRED Golf Club 1, 2, 35 NHS 2, 35 Leonard,s Star 1, 2, 35 Student Council 2, 3, V-Pres. 2, Pres. 35 Basketball 2, 35 Favorite 2, 35 Class V-Pres. 1, Pres. 2. L CURL, TADDIE Y-Teens 2, 35 NHS 2, 35 .ICL 15 Highlandettes 1, 25 Leonardis Star 1, 25 ROTC Sponsor 35 Student Council 2. DAMATO, LINDA Y-Teens 1, 2, 35 Higlrlandettes 1, 2, 3. DAMERON, .IODY Red Cross Rep. 1, 2, 35 FTA 1, 25 Bowling 35 Pan-Am 15 Library Asst. 1, 2, 35 Y-Teens 1, 2, 35 Bible Club 15 Highlandettes 1, 2, 3, Pres. 3. I70 DAVIDSON, JERRY DAVIS. DEBRA Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, FTA 3, FNA 3, Red Cross Rep. 1. DAVIS, GARY Fall Play 2, 3, Spring Play 3, Band 3. DAVIS, MARGARET Pan-Am 2, Bowling Club 2, FTA 2, Y-Teens 2, Office Asst. 1, Library Asst. 3. DEAN, CHARLES Football 1, Track Mgr. 2, 3. DENT, JIMMY Pan-Am 2, 3. DILLON, DONNIE Pan-Ani 2, .ICL 3, Student Coun- cil 2, 3, Leonardis Star 1, Office Asst. 3. DISMUKES, DOROTHY Y-Teens 1, 2, Pan-Am 1, 2, Bible Club 1, 2, 3, Bowling Club 2, FTA 1, 2, 3, Press Club 3, Pres. 3, Highlandettes 1, Tartan Staff 3, Leonard's Star 2. DONALDSON, RICHARD DULANEY, JERRY DUNKIN, ANN JONES Bible Club 1, 2, 3, Pan-Am 1, FTA 1, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, NHS 2, 3, l.eonarcl's Star 2. EINSPAHR, ELAINE FNA 2, 3, Y-Teens 3, French Club 3, Office Asst. 3, Posture Queen 2 ELKINS, SANDRA Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, Bowling 2, 3, Office Asst, 2, 3. EMERY, SAUNDRA A Y-Teens 2, 3, FTA 3, FNA 3. ENDEBROCK, ROGER Tennis 1, 2, 3. EPPE-S, MILDRED Pan-Am 1, 2, 3, Pres. 2, German Club 3, FTA 1, 2, 3, Bible Club 2, Y-Teens 1, 3, Sec. 3, Fall Play 3, NHS 2, 3, Leonard's Star 1, 2. I7I EVANS, DON EVANS, LYN Highlandettes lg Bowling Club 13 Red Cross Rep. 2. FARMER, J. D. Track 2, 33 Boxing Team 2. FERRELL, MARGARET Y-Teens 1, 2, 33 Red Cross Rep. 2, Sec. 23 NHS 2, 33 Student Council 1, 2, 3, Sec. 33 Office Asst. 2, 33 FTA 23 Le-onard's Award 1, 2, 3. FERGUSON, JEAN Y-Teens 1, 2, 33 Higlllandettes 1, 2, 33 NHS 2, 33 FTA 1, 33 Bowl- ing Club 1, 33 Pan-Am 1, 2, 33 Student Council 2, 33 Leonard's Award 1, 2. FERGUSON, JOHN JCL 33 Band 1, 2, 3. FLATT, BIFF FTA 33 Clan 33 Football 2, 33 Baseball 1, 2, 33 Track 1- FLETCHER, MIKE FRANKS, STEVE JCL 13 Student Council 33 Foot- ball 1, 2, 33 Track 2g Clan Pho- tographer 33 Tartan Photographer 3. FRAZIER, ELAINE Bible Club 1. FRY, MARTHA JO Y-Teens 33 Highlandettes 1, 2, 33 NHS 2, 3g Student Council Rep. 23 LeOnard's Award 1, 2. GASS, TERRELL GEORGE, DAVID Band 1, 2, 33 Stage Band 2, 33 Track 1, 2, 33 Student Council 2, 3. GIBSON, ROBERT GILBERT, ANN Art Club 33 Band 1, 2, 3. l72 FRY, MARY ANN Bowling 1, 2, 3. GANDY, TOMMY JCL 13 Bowling Club lg Band 1 2, 3, Drum Major 3. GARRETT, JUDY Y-Teens 13 Bowling Club 13 Pan Am 2, 33 FTA 13 Bible Club 1, Band 1 2 3' Libra Asst. 1 2 33 9 7 7 ry ' 7 7 Leonard's Award 1, 23 NHS 2, 3 GOBER, TEDDY Student Council 1, Football 1, 2, 3, Track 2, 3, Class Pres. 1, V- Pres. 2. GOFORTH, PAMELA GORDON, JOY Band 1, 2, 3, Rodeo Club 3, Art Club Pres. 3, Y-Teens 1, 2, Bowl- ing Club 1. HAGLER, LINDA CRANCER, GARY Pan-Am 2, 3, NHS 2, V-Pres. 3, Leonard's Star 2, Basketball 2, Capt. 3. GRAY, JACK, JR. Red Cross Rep. 1, 2, Football 1, 2, 3, Baseball 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1. GRAY, JACK D. Pan-Am 1, 2, 3, Golf 1, 2, Bowl- ing Club 1, 2, 3, Student Council Rep. 2. GREENWOOD, JAMES Track 2, 3, Football 1, 2, 3. Higlilandettes 1, 2, Y-Teens 2, Pan-Am 2. HALM, KIRBY Football 2, 3, Basketball Mgr. 1, 2, 3. HAMILTON, JUDITH French Club 3, Y-Teens 3, FNA 3, Office Asst. 3. HART, BARBARA HANCOCK, TOMMY HANEY, CAROLYN FTA 1, 2, 3, Red Cross Rep. 1, Y-Teens 2, 3, Pan-Am 2, 3, Bible Club 2. HARPER, MERRILL Pan-Am 1, 2, 3, Bible Club 2, 3, AY 3, Bowling Club 1, Rifle Team 3. HARRIS, BRENDA Bible Club 1. Bible Club 1, 3, Bowling Club 1, 2, 3, Office Asst. 1, 2, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3. HART, DOUGLAS Band 1, 2. HARVEY, DARLEN E Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, FTA 3, Highland- ettes 3. l73 HAVINS, FELTON Pan-Am 2, 3, Treas. 2, 3, Cheer- leader 2, 3. HAWKINS, LINDA HEARNE, RONALD FTA 3, Pan-Am 2, 3. HENRY, MIKE FTA 3, Class V-Pres. 3, Student Council 2, 3, V-Pres. 3, Baseball I, 2, 3, Capt. 3, Football 1, 2, 3, Co-Capt. 3. HEWETT, KAREN Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, Bible Club 1, 2, Highlandettes 3, FTA 3, Tartan 3, Press Club 3. HICKS, KENNETH HILL, CAROL Office Asst. 2, 3. HINES, BILL HIX, KENNETH Baseball 2, 3. HODGES, MARGARET Y-Teens 2, Bible Club 3, Pan-Am 1, AY 3, Office Asst. 3. HOFFMAN, SHERRIE NHS 2, 3, ROTC Sponsor 3, Stu- dent Council 2, 3, Highlandettes 2, 3, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, Leonard's Star 2, Bible Club I, 2, 3, Office Asst. 3, Pan-Am 1. HOLT, WILLENE Highlandettcs 1, Bible Club 2, Art Club 3, Le0nard's Star 2. I74 HOULIHAN, DARLA Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, V-Pres. 3, FTA 1, 2, 3, Pres. 3, Golf Club 1, Safety Council 2, 3, Highlandettes 1, 2, 3, Red Cross Rep. 2, Fall Play 3, Football Nominee 3, Clan 3, Beauty Queen 2, Office Asst. I, 2, 3, Volleyball 1, 2. HOWARD, JOYCE HOWERY, JOYCE Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, Bowling Club 1, 2, 3, Higlilandettes 1, 2, 3, Bible Club 3, Rodeo Club 3. HORWITZ, ELIZABETH Y-Teens 3, AY 3, Bible Club 1, Leonard's Star 2. HUFF, TOMMY Sportsmanship Committee Chair- man 3, Basketball 2, 3. HUNTER, ZOE ANN Pan-Arn 3, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, Red Cross Rep. 2, JCL 1, 2, High- landettes 1, 2, 3, Drill Leader 3, Golf Culb 1, Student Council 1, Press Club 3, FTA 3, Clan 3, Tartan Society Editor 3, Tartan- Clan Award 3, Baseball Princess 3, Leonard's Star 3, Quill Sz Scroll 3. KELLY, JO ANN JAMESON, REED Band 3. JENNINCS, SUE Bowling Club 1, J Club 3, Fall Play 3. JENSON, CAROLE Leonard's Star 2, S cil 1, 2. JOHNSON, FAITH Y-Teens 1, 2, 3: Bib 3, FTA 2, 3, NHS 2, Star 2, 3. JOHNSON, FRANCES JOHNSON, NELDA Y-Teens 1, 2, 3. JONES, DICKIE AY 3. JONES, DOLORES JONES, MARTHA Y-Teens 1, 2, 3. JORDAN, WENDELL KANTZ, MARGARET Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, Cross 2, 3, Highland KEITH, WALTER Pan-Arn 2, 3, Golf 1. Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, Pres. 3, FTA 1, 2, 3, Bible Club 1, 2, 3, NHS 2, 3, Leonard's Star l, 2, JCL 2, 3. KLABZUBA, JANET Y-Teens 1, 3, Red Cross 1, 2, 3, FTA 35 JCL 1. KYNARD, CAROLYN Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, French Club 2, 3, Vice-Pres. 3, FTA 2, 3, 3, NHS 2, 3, Miss Safety Council 2, 3, 3, Red Cross 3, Clan 3 Star 1, 2. LATTIMORE, VIRGINIA Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, FNA landettes 3. LAWREN CE, LINDA Miss FTA Twist 3 , Fall Play , Leonard,s 3, High- FTA 1, Pan-Am 2, 3, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, Red Cross 3, Vice-Pres. 3, Student Council 2, Cheerleader 2, 3. LEWIS, LYNDALL Y-Teens 1, Pan-Am 1, FTA 1, Bible Club 3. CL 1, tudent le Clu 3, Le Clan 3, e ttes 1. Bible Coun- b 1, 2, onard's Red I75 LEWIS. WAYNE Pan-Am 1, 2, 3, Red Cross Rep. 1, 2, 3, Basketball 2, 33 Sports- manship Committee 3. LIAS, RENEE Y-Teens 1, Library Asst. lg Office Asst. 1, 2, Highlandettes 2, FTA 2. LILLY, MARSHA Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, FTA 3, Safety Council 2, Art Club 3. LOFCREN, CASSIE Band 2, 3. LUND, Bon JCL 1. LYLE, BARBARA USSERY Bible Club 35 Leonard's Star 2, Office Asst. 3. LYON, GENIE Bowling Club 1, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, Pan-Am 1, 2, FNA 25 Art Club 3, Sec. 3. MCBRAYER, GARY MCCALL, BARBARA Y-Teens 3, Pan-Am 1, Press Club 3, Red Cross Rep. 1, 2, 3, Tartan 3, Spring Play 3. RTCCARTY, DENNIS McCLEERY, WAYNE Band 1, 2, 3. MCCLUNG, PAULA Y-Teens 1, 2, Safety Council 2, 3. Pres. 2, 3: .ICL 1. 2, Basketball Princess 3, Office Asst. 2, Clan 3. MCCOLLUNI, JERRY MCCONNELL, ARTHUR Football 1, 2, Track 25 Baseball 3, Red Cross Rep. 2. MCCORD, GLEN MCCORMICK, ANN MCCOY, RAYMOND French Club 2, 3, Bible Club 2, 3, Bowling Club 1, AY 3, Pres. 3. MCDUFF, SPARKY MCGEE, LARRY Band 1. MCKINLEY, EDWARD Pan-Am 1, 2, 3, Student Council 1, 2, 3, NHS 3, Libraly Asst. 2, 3, Office Asst. 2, 3, Leonard's Star 1, 2. I76 MCKINNEY, DIANNE FTA 35 Y-Teens 1, 35 Pan-Am 2, 35 Bible Club 3. MCNIEL, MARSHA Pan-Am 1, 25 Bible 3. MA CK, JUDY Y-Teens 1, 2, 35 Pan-Am 2, 35 NHS 2, 35 Leonard's Star 1, 25 Howdy Queen 35 Cheerleader 1, 2, 3. MARSH, SUE Bowling Club 3. MARSHALL, DIXIE MAHAN, JACKIE Y-Teens 2, 35 JCL 1, 25 Student Council 15 T.E'0I1Zl1'd,5 Star 1, 25 NHS 2. 35 Clan 35 Tartan-Clan Award 3. MALLICOTE, JUDY Highlandettes 1, 2, 35 Y-Teens 1, 2, 35 Pan-Am 2, 35 Red Cross Rep. 1, 2, 3. MALLON, MELINDA Y-Teens 1, 2, 35 Bowling 1, 25 Highlandettes 15 JCL 15 Pan-Am 35 FTA 1. MANN, BILL FTA 1, 2, 35 Football 1, 2, 3. Y-Teens 15 Bowling Club 15 Band 2, 3. MARTIN, LINDA MEISNER, KENNETH MARTIN, MIKE Basketball 2, 3. MAUS, BEVERLY Bowling Club 1, 2, 35 Highland- ettes 1, 2, 35 Y-Teens 2, 35 Rodeo Club 3. MEALS, DAVID MEER, PAM Pan-Am 1, 35 Bowling Club 25 Baseball 35 Tennis 35 Band 2, 35 Nat'l Merit Scholarship Commend- ation 3. MILLER, CAROL Red Cross Rep. 1, 2, 35 Highland- ettes 1, 2, 35 Y-Teens 2. MILLER, LONNIE LEE CKIPJ Pan-Am 15 Red Cross Rep. 15 Student Council 15 Football 2, 35 Baseball 1, 2. I77 MINER. MERRY LU Y-Teens 1. 2. 3, Higlilandettes 1, 2, French 2, 3, Press Club 3. MITCHELL, MELINDA MIXON, MARY JO Highlandettes 1, 2, Y-Teens 1, 2, FTA 3, Band 3. MOBERG, .IULIE NHS 2, 3, JCL 1, 2, French Club 2, Pres. 2, German Club 3, Sec. 3, Band 1, 2, 3, Leonard's Star 1, 2, Red Cross Rep. 1. MONTGOMERY, BILL MONTGOMERY, CAROLYN Y-Teens 3, JCL 1. MOORE, BRENDA Y-Teens 1, Bible Club 1, 2, 3, Volleyball 1. MORGAN, ROSS ,ICL 1, 3, Band 2, 3. MORRIS, CHRIS Pan-Am 1. MORRIS, RONNIE Art Club 3, V-Pres. 3, Red Cross Rep. 1, 2, Safety Council 3. MORRIS, SUZANNE Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, Pan-Am 1, 2, FNA 2. MULLINS, ELSIE Bible Club 1, 2. NAUERT, SHARRON AY 3. NELSON, .IANE Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, Bowling Club 3, Library Asst. 2, 3. NELSON, MARLYN FTA 1, 2, Y-Teens, 1, FHA 1, 2, 3, Bowling Club 1, Pan-Am 1, 2, Press Club 1, Tartan 3. OEHLER, EUGENE Bible Club 2, 3, FTA 3, JCL 1, 2, 3, Library Asst. 1, 2, 3, Or- chestra 1, 2, 3. OGDEN, STEVEN Boxing 2. OWEN, .IUDY Y-Teens 1, 2, 3. OXFORD, JUDY Highlandettes 1, 2, 3, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, ICC Rep. 3, Bible Club 1, 2, 3, Sec. 2, 3, NHS 2, 3, Sec. 3, JCL 1, AY 3, Golf 1, Library Asst. 1. 2, 3, Beauty Finalist 2, Football Nominee 3, Basketball Queen 3, Student Council 1, Leonard's Star 2. PARK, CAROLYN I 78 PARSONS, JANET Band 1, 2, 3, Pan-Ain 2, Y-Teens 1, Leonards Star 1, 2: NHS 2, 3, Library Asst. 2, 3. PAYNE, DONNA French Club 3, FTA 1, 2. 3, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, Bowling Club 1, Bible Club 1. 2, 3, FNA 1, 2, 3: Red Cross Rep. 1, '2, Highland- ettes 1. PAYNE, SHERRY Bible 1, 2: French 1, 2, Bowling Club 1, Y-Teens 1, Highlandettes PEEL, JIM Council 2 PHLAK, RICHARD NHS 2, 3, Vice-Pres. 2, Red Cross Rep. 3, Basketball 1, Baseball 1, 2, 3. PIERCE, JERRY Football 1, 2, 3, Tennis 2. PINTO, KATY French Club 2, 3, Sec. 3. PORTER, CAMELLIA Bowling Club 1, 2, 3, Pres. 2, Sec. 3, NHS 2, 3, French Club 2, 3, Leonard's Star 1, 2, Library Asst. 1, 2, 3. PRICE, RONALD Pan-Am 2, 3, ROTC Rifle Capt. 3. RAYNES, O. C. REEDER, CAROL Pan-Am 2, 3, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, NHS 2, 3, Highlandettes 1, 2, 3, Football Queen 3, Leonardis Star 2, Beauty Queen 3, Miss EHHS 3. REYNOLDS, DON Golf Club 1, Football 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Baseball 1, 2, Student Council 1, 2, 3, NHS 2, 3, Pres. 3, Le0nard's Star 1, 2, Val- entine King 3, Mr. EHHS 3. RHODES, ANN Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3, Office Asst. 2, 3. PEADON, GORDON PEARCE, RUBY Bible Club 3 Librcuw A t 1 PERKINSON DELTLAH French Club 2 3 FTA 1 Band 2, 3, NHS 2 3 Leonards Star 1, 2, Librrv A t 1 2 Stu RICHARDS, TOMMY RIDGWAY, MARY Leonard Star 3, Volleyball 1, 2, Tennis 1, 2, 3. RIEDEL, LARRY Football 1. RIPETOE, CAROL Y-Teens 1, 2, 3. I l80 ROGERS, JACKIE Pan-Arn 2, 3, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, NHS 2, 3, Higlilandettes 1, 2, 3, Press Club 3, Student Council 2, Tartan Co-Editor 3, Football Nom- inee 3, Leonard's Star 1, 2. ROLL, ANGELA Red Cross Rep. 1, 2, 3, Highland- ettes 1, Y-Teens 1, French Club 3. ROUTT, NIARSHA Red Cross Rep. 1, 2, FTA 2, 3, Sec. 2, Y-Teens 1. 2, 3, FNA 2, Rowling Club 1, 2, Highlandettes 3, V-Pres. 3, Pan-Am 1, 2, Press Club 3, Quill Sz Scroll 3, Football Nominee 3, Tartan 3, Beauty Queen Runner-Up 3.' RUBLE, KAREN Quill Sz Scroll 3, NHS 2, 3, FTA 3, Colf 1, Bowling 1, 2, JCL 1, 2, Press Club 3, Higlilandettes 1, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, V-Pres. 3, Clan 2, 3, Editor 3, Tartan 3, Track Queen 3, Student Council 1, 2, Sec. 1, Leonard's Star 1, 2, 3, Ranch Top Hand 3, Clan-Tartan Award 3. SANDERS, CYNTHIA Y-Teens 1, 2, 3: Bible Club 3, FTA 3: Bowling Club 3. SCHBIIDT, BILL SCI-INITZER, BRUCE Pan-Ani 1, 2, 3, FTA 3, Mr. FTA 3, NHS 2, 3, Student Council 1. 2, Golf 1, 2, 3: Basketball 1, 2, 3, Tartan 3. SCHWOTZER, LINDA JCL 1, Pan-Am 2. 3, Y-Teens 1. 2, 3: FNA 2: Higlilandettes 1, 2 3: Golf Club 1: Red Cross Rep. 3, Safety Council 1, Office Asst. 1: Clan 3, Top Hand 2. SCOTT. JANIE FNA 3, Band 3, Fall Play 1. 2. SHAW, RUTH ANN Higlilandettes 3, JCL 3. SHEPHERD, LEE JCL 2, Red Cross Rep. 1, 2, Football 1, Track 1, 2. 3. SINGLETON, LEE Higlilandettes 1, 2, 3, Sec. 3, NHS 2, 3, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, Pan-Am 1, Bible Club 1, DAR Winner 3, Leonard's Star 1, 2. SLOAN, LARRY Band 1, 2, 3, V-Pres. 3. SMITH, GRANT SMITH, NOEL Y-Teens 3, FNA 2, 3, AY 3, Highlandettes 1, 2. SNELL. TOMMY JCL 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3. SPECK, JIM ANN Y-Teens 1, 2, 3. VAP1'es. 3, Pan- Am 2, 3, Highlandettes 3, NHS 2, 3, Office Asst. 1, 2, 3, Student Council 2, Truck Queen 2, Leon- ard's Star 2, 3, Clan 3. STANDIFER, PAULETTE Pan-Am 1, 2, Highlaudettes 2, 3: Red Cross Rep. 1, 2, 3, Y-Teens 3. STEVENS, NANCY Y-Teens 1, 2, JCL 1, 2, FTA 1, 2, 3, Tennis 1, 2, 3. SPEARS, .IOE Pan-Ain 1, 2, 3. STEPHENS, DOUG Pan-Am 1, Art Club 3, Rodeo Club 3, Track 2, 3, Football 1, 2, 3. STRATTON, ANN Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, Bible Club 3, FTA 3. SWAIM, SANDRA SWANSON, SHARON SWEENEY, JIM SWENSON, BARBARA Highlandettes 1, 2, 3, Pan-Am 1, 2, Bible Club 1, 2, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, Safety Council 2, 3, AY 3, FTA 2, 3, FNA 1. TACKABERRY, CHRISTINE Y-Teens 3, Highlandettes 3, Pan- Am 1, Bible Club 1, 2. TARPLEY, SALLY Pan-Am 3, Y-Teens 1, 2, High- landettes 1, 2, 3, Golf 1, Safely Council 1, Bowling Club 2, Clan 3. TAYLOR, GEORGE Football 2. TAYLOR, WALTER TEAGUE, BO THOMAS, BARBARA Library Asst. 2, 3. I8I THOMPSON, MARILYN Y-Teens 3, FTA 3, Band 3. TOBY, JIM TRAINER, GARY Pan-Am 2, 3, NHS 2, 3, Student Council 3, Leonard's Star 1, 2, Nat'l Merit Scholarship Letter of Commendation, TRAVIS, FAY Bowling Club 2, 3, Y-Teens 3. TUOHY, JAMES Basketball 1, Pan-Arn 2. TUTTLETON, ANN Senior Play 3. VAUGHT, BILL NHS 2, 3, Pan-Am 2, 3, JCL 1, 2, 3, FTA 1, 2, 3, Student Council 2, 3, Leonard's Star 1, 2, Clan 2, Business Mgr. 3, Junior Achievement Pres. 3, Tartan-Clan Award 3. WALKER, WADE Red Cross Rep. 1, Howdy King 3, Class Pres. 3, Football 1, 2, 3, Favorite 1, Track 1, 2, 3. WARD, LYNDA Y-Teens 3, Pan-Arn 2, FTA 3, Highlandettes 2, 3, Press Club 3, Fall and Spring Plays 3. WARD, M. L. WATSON, PHILIP fTransierD .ICL 1, 2, Golf 3, Class Sec. 1, Football 1, 2, Basketball 1. WELCH, BECKY Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, Pan-Am 1, 2, 3, FTA 1, Bowling 1, Highlandettes 3, Press Club 3, Tartan 3, Quill and Scroll 3, Student Council 1, 2, NHS 2, 3, Lf-:onard's Star 1, 2, Valentine Queen 3, Basketball Princess 3. WESTERHOLM, JACKIE WHISENAND, CHARLES Boxing 3. WHITE, SYLVIA I-Iighlandettes 1, 2, 3, Y-Teens 1, 2, JCL 2, French Club 3, FNA 2, Pres. 3. WICCS, KENNETH Basketball 1, 2, 3, Track 1, 2, 3. WILKINS, SANDRA Highlandettes 1, Pan-Am 2, Bowl- ing Club 2, 3, Y-Teens 1, Office Asst. 2. WILLESS, TOMMY Pan-A111 l, Reporter 2. I82 WILLIAMSON , DAVID WILLIS, REBECCA Pan-Am I, 2, 3, Y-Teens 2, 3, Office Asst. 2, AY 3, Football Nominee 3. WILSON, BETTY Pan-Am I. WILSON, MARY Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, Pan-Am 2, 3, Sec. 2, Red Cross Rep. 2, 3, Safety Council 2, Leonard's Star I, 2, ROTC Sponsor 3. WILSON, -SANDRA FNA 2, NHS 2, 3, FTA 3, Y-Teens I, 2, 3, Bible Club 3, Bowling Club 2, Leonard's Star 1, 2. WIMBISH, JUDY Pan-Am 2, 3, NHS 2, 3, Press Club 3, Y-Teens 2, 3, FTA 2, 3, Tartan Co-Editor 3, Le0nard's Star 2. WOFFORD, BEN ROTC Rifle Team 3. WOODS, CAROLYN Pan-Am 1, 2, Bible Club 2. WOODS, JERRY Football 1. WORSHAM, SANDRA WRIGHT, .IEAN Y-Teens I, 2, 3, Highlandettes 2, 3. YATES, SALLY Office Asst. I. YEATTS, JOHN Pan-Am 2, 3, Bowling Club 2, Red Cross Rep. 1, Leonard's Star 2. YOUNG, JANE Y-Teens I, 2, 3, Bible Club 3, FTA 3, AY 3. BARBER, ROLAND WE DANCED UNTIL DAWN? ? ? Fetedfab CAUGHT IN THE ACT! ! ! ! ! THE LAST ROUNDUP-For the last time during the senior day program, the seniors sang their class song, ft N ' Moon River, and the Alma Mater. i PUQ5 Pzcnw SIR, MUST YOU LEAVE SO SOON? Mem- bers of the fall play cast of MArsenic and Old Lacei' enacted a scene from the play. 1 962 ' ' Yewu TELL ,EM, TEDDYfTeddy Roosevelt CDennis Sniithl tells the gangsters Uohn Morris and Cary DavisD about his cellar as the two old aunts CMilclred Eppes and Sally Condittb look on. ME, YOU, AND MY YO-YO. Steve Franks and Don Reynolds cut-up during the senior day program. IF THEY AREN'T UP HERE I GIVE UP. Mary Alice King and Elaine Einspahr climb the mountain at Camp Carter. WHERE DOES SHE GET SUCH ENERGY? Girls play volleyball at Camp Carter during the senior picnic HI DON'T KNOW ABOUT YOU, BUT I'M GLAD IT'S ALMOST OVER, COMMENTS STEVE FRANKS. HWE SHARE AMERICA'S FUTURE THROUGH OBSTACLESH IS GIVEN BY DON REYNOLDS. I-IQMMQ5 so l87 JIM ANDERS RECEIVES HIS DIPLOMA AFTER TWELVE YEARS OF ACHIEVEMENTS. THE AFTERMATH OF GRADUATION! l88 A GLEEFUL FACE AND A SOLEMN FACE SHOW THE EMOTIONS OF GRADUATION A Acker, Anna 71, 168 Acker, Herman 77, 145 Acnff, Paula 11, 71, 79, as, 154, 165 Adams 1 Carrie 41. 67, 60, 168 Aitken, James 62, 94, 114, 118, 155 Alcorn Alcorn Johnny 91, 113. 145 Carter 168 Bagan, Evan 169 Cnatcs, Alexander, Charles 100 Alexander, Judith 145 Allcock, Connie 57. 59, 67. 168 Allen, Dana 75, 145 Allen. Kenneth 100. 155 Allen, Joyce 168 Allmond. Barry 83 Almond, Carolyn 62. 64. 68, 70, 71. 79, 155 Alvord, Fred 91. 100, 155 Amburn, Carolyn 59. 69, 79. 145 Anders, Jim 62. 63, 109, 112. 113. 168 Anderson, Bob 76 Anderson, James 100. 145 Anthony, Peggy TO. 73, 155 Anthony, Ted 168 Archie, Carolyn 59, 60, 66, 69, 70, 80, 145 Ardoyno, Laretta 42, 74, 168 Armour, Liebert 78, 73, 79, 168 Armstrong, Robert 145 Armstrong, Roby 168 Attebery, Tommy 145 Atwell, Thrieia 75, 168 Austin, G. Wi. 118, 168 Austin, Jackie 145 Austin, James 114 Autry, Jo Ann 39, 57, 58, 168 Avarello, Gary 73, 83, 145 Avarello, Larry 155 Avery, Ray 100. 145 B Bacon, Karen 1-4, 145 Baer, Ed 123, 155 Bailey, Judy 145 Baker, Lisa 72, 168 Ballard, Jim 62, 65, 82, 155 Ballem, Carole 69, 70, 145 Ballem, Sharron 62, 68, 155 Ballengee, Kay 65. 66, 67, 72, 168 Balthrop, Cary 65, 77, 83, 155 Bane, David 66, 73, 100, 114. 115, 116, 155 Barber, Jeanette 155 Barber, Roland 80 Barnard, Donna 62, 68, 69, 145 Barnes, Betty 155 Barnes, Brenda 19, 59, 67, 168 Barnes, Kathy 62, 145 Barnes, Nancy 70. 73, 79, 155 Barnes, Robert 76. 155 Barnett, Andrea 15a Barr, Jerry 98, 155 Barr, Linda 70, 155 Barron, Donna 65, 145 Bartholomew, Darlene 68. 155 Bartholomew, Sammy 66, 94, 155 Phyllis 64, 74, 79, Barton, Dianah 40, 59, 65, 68, 70, 73, 155 Bashelor. Ronnie 82, 155 Bassham, Judy 62, 155 Bassham, Roger 62, 70, 168 Bates, Ernie 168 Bauguess, Richard 168 Beall, Celia 62, 66, 68, 155, 168 Beaman, Thomas 83, 155 Beard, Mary 155 Beck, Eileen 145 Cantrell, Randy 157 Beckher, Phil 83, 155 Beene, Donna 66. 67, 145 Begley, Susan 41, 42, 57, 58, 71, 74, 82, 1 Bell, Mike 145 Benbow, Nola 60, 68, 71, 75, 79, 155 Benton, Margaret 145 Benton, Marie 69, 75, 156 Bergen, Don 114, 115, 116, 118 Bergen, Linda 145 Bergeron, Sheron 72, 156 Berliner, Susan 69, 81, 145 Berry, Penny 59, 65, 85, TT, 169 55 Oiawtndw Bettinger, Brenda 71, 156, 79, 81 Beyer, Bryce 66, 72, 145 Bice, Judy 60, 62, 68, 79, 80, 156 Bierman, Gus 95, 102, 169 Birchett, Bob 145 Bishop. Lynne 62, 69, 145 Blackstone, Dona 68, 70, 156 Blake, Randy 100, 13, 114, 115, 116, Blanton, Sarah 145 Blocker, Tim 31, 38, 100, 113, 145 Blocker, Trisha 34, 50, 59, 60, 169 Bloomfield, Bert 97, 169 Boake, Barbara 156 Bockman, Dean 156 Bodine, Nan 65, 156 Boggs, Pat 169 Bohannon, Janice 156 Bolton, Jerry 145, 82 Borst, Beth 59, 71, 169 Borst, Kathy 145 Boswell, Ronny 83, 113 Boswell, Tommy 100, 113, 145 Bothe, Lynda 69, 145 Bounds, Don 145 Bounds, Larry 145 Bowdish, Ralph 81, 169 Bowers. Pam 169 Boyd, Vernon 64, 76, 156 Bozanich, Jackie 65, 156 Brandon, Glenn 64, 10, 73, 95, 156 Brandt, Peggy 69, 145 Brannon, Gail 60, 74, 79, 169 Branum, Bratcher Bratcher George 74, 156, 78 , Audie 79, 169 , Jimmy 156 Bratcher, Sandra 156 Bretz, Alice 68, 17, 73, 79, 156 Brewer, Brewer, Eddy 145 James 156 Briley, Steve 62, 81, 169 Brooks, Gayle 73, 1-45 Brooks, Sherry 47, 73, 79, 169 Brogdon, Paul 169 Brown, Judy 76, 156 Brown, Doug 13, 39. 70, 92, , Brown, W'illiam 156 Brown, Jimmy 66, 114, 145 Brown, Buddy 1-45, 167 96 169 Bruwnlow, Paul 169 Bruce, Charlie 64, 83, 156 Bruton, Donald 62, 77, 145 Buck, James 82, 156 Buckingham, Karen 62, 69, 146 Buckman, Phyllis 57, 58. 60, 68, T1 Burdine, Chery 169 Burdine, Toni 81, 146 Burger, James 82, 146 Burklow, Ronnie 62 Burklow, Roy 108. 146 Burrage, Becky 68, 70, 156 Burton, Cay 57, 66, 68, 70, 72, Busbee, Cheryl 156 Butler, Beth 62, 146 Butler, Bruce 100, 156, 76, 77 Butler, Helen 62, 68, 71, 79, 156 Buyers, John 146 Byrd, Jessie 146 C Cadwallader, Linda 69, 146 Caldwell, Susan 60, 65, 156 Campbell, Lewis 80, 82, 146 Callaway, Sylvia 69, 146 Callaway, Mike ss, 156 Cardwell, Jan 17,60, 43, 146 Cardwell, Vicki 60, 81, 146 Carr. Gaylan 49, 146 Carter, Tom 73, 169 Cartwright, Gene 15, 29, 93, 157 Castillion, Tom 59, 66, 82, 157 Cathey, Billie 65, 80, 157 Chaney, Danny 76, 169 Chapman, Dean 169 145 , 156, 79 Chapman, Ronnie 146 Cheslock, Lanelle 62, 37. 76. 146 Childs, Cynthia 58. 69. 73, 146 Christensen, Bonnie 75 Christensen, Richard 82. 157 Christopher, David 66. 72. 82. 170 Christopherson, Faye 157 Christy, Gypsy 60, 67, 170 Churman. Andrew 146 Claiborne. Judy 67, 170 Clare, Nancy 62. 77. 146 Clark, Dalana 66. 69, 72, 157 Clark. Ernest 78. 83. 157 Clark. Kelley 170 Cloud, Carol 62. 73. 75, 170 Clower, Donna 79, 146 Susan 67, 71, 79. 81, 110 Cobb, Mike 19, 64. 82, 146 Cochran. John 82 Coffee. Robert 100, 146 Coffman, Med 170 Cole, Charles 62, 82, 79. 157 Cole, Gail 68, 70. 157 Cole, Jerry 66. 77. 123, 157 Coleman, Chuck 170 Coleman, Ray 103, 170 Collard, Sandra 170 Collier, Trisha 157 Collins, Brian 64. 15. Collins, Jean 170 Compton, John 146 Conatser, Betty 157 Conaster. Linda 62, 116 Conditt, Sally 64, 65. 70 110 Conlin, Sandra 66, 146 cnnnar, Marilyn 65, 73, 79, 157 Conner, Raymond 120, 170 Cooper, Jim 97, 101, 102, 110, 112, Cooper Kerry 111, 109, 157 Cooper, Sandra 68, 157 Copeland, Jeri 1-46 Cotter. Wfilma 62, 146 Cottingham, Lynn 66, 71. Cotton, Cheryl 52, 67, 70, Cox, Jim 62, 73. 79, 123 Cox, Ralph 83 Cozzcns, Jimmy 146 Crabtree, Jaki 60, 66, Crawford, Paul 157 116 85, 170 157 146 Crawford, Kenneth 77, 157 109, 170 Crow, Charles 109. 146 Crowder, Carol 59, 60, 68, 73, 157 Crump, Paul 79, 113, 146 Craigo. Pat 68, 157 Crum, Wallace 95. 170 Culberson. Fred 27, 48, 51, 57, 58, 103, 106, 1 Culp. Clinton 66, 100, 114, 146 Currin, Karen 60, 65, 146 Curry, Charles 146 Cunningham, Dyanne 68, 71, 157 Cunningham, Sarah 65, 68, 70, 73, 80, 157 Curl, Taddie 57, -41, 59, 67, 170 D Damato, Linda 60, 67, 170 Dameron, Jody 59, 60, 67, 13, 80, 110 Daniels , Cynthia 146 Daniels, Jon 146 Darr, Phillip 100, 146 Davidson, Jerry 171 Davis, Debra 171 Davis, Gary 13, 78, 171 Davis, Margaret 59, 62, 171 Davis, Davis, Davis, Terry 100, 146 Toby 100, 114, 146 lm Deal, Brenda 59, 146 Dean, Charles 114, 171 Decker, Randolph 6-4, 82, 157 DeHay, Mark 70, 79, 83, 157 Dent, Jimmy 171 Devoe, Betty 62, 158 Devoe, Linda 146 Devore, Gail 65, 68, 71, 72, 80, 158 Dews. Hank 158 1 189 Dickerson, Joe 57, 64, 158 Diehl, Sandra 65, 68, 158 Dillard, Bobby 66, 72, 73, 108, 146, 158 Dillard, Steve 62 Dillon, Donnie 58, 59, 45, 66, 171 Dismukes, Dorothy 48, Dodson, Jim 158 52, 57, 70, 74, ai, Dominy, John 58, 62, 80, 1,17 Donaldson, Richard 77, 158, 171 Donaldson, Ruthie 117 Dorough, Linda 69. 73. 117 Doty, Paula 147 Douglas, Judy 147 Dowden, Sharon 60, 75, 78, 158 Drass, Diane 59, 68, 70, 72, 158 Drennan, June 158 Dulaney, Carey 83, 147 Dulancy, Jerry 82, 171 Dugan, Betty 75, 147 en 18 109, 112, 159 69, 148 Haire, Brenda 30, 69, 70, 73, 79, 147 W Dunham, Linda 35, 60, 68, 158 Dunkin, Ann Jones 711, 79, 171 Dunlap, Jane 85 Dye, Jesse 114, 147 Dyer, Larry 66, 82, 158 E Edwards, Sandra 59, 65, 76, 158 Einspahr, Elaine 59, 65, 67, 71, 171 'Einsphar, Leroy 147 Eldridge, Carol 68, 73, 158 Elkins, Deral 82 Elkins, Sandra 59, 67, 171 Eller, Barbara 158 Elle-r, Jim 111, 109, 158 Elliot, Sharon 69, 117 Ellis, Carol 69, 147 Ellis, Diane 79 Ellison, Larry 115 Emery, Saundra 171 Endebrock, Roger 123, 171 Enlow. Freida 59, 60, 1-15, 1l7 Epps, Mildred 57, 62, 64, 67, 70, 78, 171 Ericson, Steve 158 Eudey, Jan 66, 73, 147 Evans, Don 121, 172 Evans, Lynn 172 Ewell, Pamela 147 F Farmer, J. D. 111, 118, 172 Fenn, Melain 158 Ferguson, Bcvcrly 69, 79, 147 Ferguson, Jean 20, 48, 57, 58, 59, 60, 62 Ferguson. John 171 Ferguson, Mike 66, 76, 158 Ferrell. Margaret 57, 58. 59, 67, 172 Fisher, Carole 147 Fitch. Bonnie 75 Fleming, Paul 158 Fletcher, Mike 172 Ford, Carrol 70, 75 147 Foster, Johnny 158 Franks, Steve 8, 53, 58, 85, 86, 95, 172 Fricks, Terry 158 Frazior, Lee 100, 147 J ackson, Frazier, Cynthia 158 Frazior, Pat 77, 79, 158, 172 Fry, Martha 57, 60, 67, Fry, Mary 14, 172 Fry, Sandra 71, 158 Fuqua, Bill 83, 147 Galbrcath, Pamela 147 Gallagher, Eddie 147 172 G Gallagher, Johnny 62, 82, 83, 158 Gandy, Tommy 37, 76, 172 Garcia, Louise 79, 158 Gardner, Buzz 147 Garland, Mary 69, 81, 147 Garland, Nelson 79, 83, 158 Gardner Marian 60, 62, 69, 117 Garrett, Jimmie 77, 158 Garrett, Judy 37, 57, 58, 59, 62, 77, 172 Gartman, Eddie 147 Gass, Terrell 172 Gast. Lee Roy 66, 100, 108, 117, 114, 147 Gearhart, John 147 George, David 76, 114, 115, 118, 172 Gibbs, Sharon 62, 63, 68, 158 Gilbert, Ann 81. 77, 172 I90 171 67 , 70. Gilbert, David 159 Gilmartin, James 66, 100, 114, 118 Gipson, Robert 172 Gladwin, Pam 69, 117 Glass, Martin 77, 83, 147 119551, Mike 10, 13, 16, 70, 92, 9.1, 99, 102, 109 110 1 , 111, 167, 1 ,. , 67, 85, 174 Hcwctt. Karen 52 Hcwatt, Mary 62, 148 Hewett, Mary 69, 160 Gobcr, Teddy 11. 11, 94, 100, 114, 115, 116, 173 Goddard, Richard 62. 159 Godwin, Larry 85 Goforth, Pam 173 Golden, Daphnie 159 Golden, Ronald 82, 113, 159 Gordon, Geana 65, 1-17 Gordon, Joy 76, 81, 173 Grady, Jan 57, 58, 59, 62, 68, 72, 159 Graham, Mary 65, 72. 159 Granger, Gary 15, 57, 62, 63, 103, 104, 114, 173 Graves, Liz 62. 75, 159 Gray, Jack, Jr. 13, 18, 97, 173 Gray, Jack D. 173 Greenwt 173 mod, James 97, 98, 102, 114, 115, 116, 118, Gregory, Dchn 68, 69, 147 Griffith. Dona 147 Griffin, Gwen 69, 147 Grimm, Mike 54, 108, 109, 111, 159 Grove, Bob 159 Grove, Bruce 57, 58, 159 Grubbs, Marion 83, 147 Grunnw. Barbara 64, 75, 159 Grzann, Donna 62, 68, 70, 159 Guthrie, Larry 64, 159 Gwin, J Us 159, 77 H Hadden, Dave 98, 159 Hadsell, John 159 Hagler, Linda 173 Hailey, Betty 147 Hailey, Jo Ann 65, 69, 147 11511, is Hicks, Dudley 160 Hicks, Kenneth 62, 76, 77, 174 Hightower, Charles 76, 77, 148 Hilcher, Larry 100, 113, 148 Hill, Carol 59, 73, 174 Hill, Diane 62, 160 Hill, Jim 108, 109, 112, 148 Hill, Judy 41, 57, 58, 65, 73, 123, 160 Hillert, Bob 58, 66, 100, 148 Hines, Bill 174 Hix, Kenneth, 109, 111, 174 Hobbs, Joyce 148 Hodges, Margaret 59, 60, 174 Hoffman, Bill 66, 160 Hoffman, Sherrie 111, 57, 58, 59, 60, 67, 79, 82, 174 Hoffman, Suzanne 11, 28, 40, 38, 58, 68, 72, 160 Hofmann, Susan 60, 66, 81, 160 Hollingsworth, Jane 62, 69, 73, 148 Holman, Bob 55. 82, 160 Holt, James 160 Holt, W'illene 47, 81, 174 Hood, Bert 160 Hooten, Diane 69, 148 Hooton, Jan 69, 160 Hoover, Jerry 38, 120 Hoover. Parker 148 Horn, Christine 62, 68, 160, 73 Horwitz, Elizabeth 67, 72, 17-1 Houiihan, Darla 14, 33, 39, 53, 60, 67, 70, 80, 86 114 Howard, Joyce 67, 1711 Howell, Jim 100, 113, 118 Howell, Mary 62, 68, 79,160 Howery, Joanne 60, 148, 80 Howery, Joyce 60, 67, 79, 80, 174 Hubbard, Myriam 60, 62, 65, Hall, anda 59, 60, 68, 75, 80, 159 Hall. Ricky 147 Halm, Kirby 92, 102, 173 Halm, John 77, 81, 159 Hamilton, Candy 73, 79, 159 Hamilton, Harriett 62, 68, 159 Hamilton, Judy 59, 62, 71, 173 Hamm, Jerry 83 Hammond, Marvin 147 Hamrnons, Judi 60, 72, 159 Hammontree, George 82, 159 Hancock, Phil 58, 73, 147 Hancock. Penny 60, 159 Hancock, Tommy 173 Haney, Carolyn 67, 70, 73, 173 Hankins, Sharon 69, 148 Hardin, Dianne 35, 62, 159 Hardisty, Sharon 69, 79, 148 Hargrove, Johnny 76 Harkrider, Carolyn 69, 74, 79, 148 Harley, Cheryl 148 Harper, Merrill 45, 62, 73, 79, 83, 173 Harrell, Monty 66, 77 Harris, Brenda 173 Harris, Brenda J. 159 Hubbard, Sharon Huddlcston, Ken 59, 60, 65, 160 66, 148 Huber, Ronnie 62, 76, 83, 160 Huckaby, Marcia Hudgens. Bill 64, 62, 68, 70, 73, 160 160 Hudson, Julie 62, 68, 79, 160 Huff, Tommy 103, 107, 174 Hulsey, James 160 Hullum, Joe 82, 160 Hullum, Sue 69, 148 Humphery, Kay 59, 62, 68, 70, 73, 79, 80, 160 Hunsaker, Bill 160 Hunter, Betsy 68, 160 Hunter, Zoe Ann 16, 34, 53, 60, 62, 67, 70, 84, S6 174 Hutcheson, Bill 148 I Isham, Barbara 58, 69, 148 J Jackson, Dale 114 Jackson, David 148 Jackson, Janet 64, 66, 68, 73 Jackson, Larry 73, 100, 148 Lcslie 100, 109, 112, 148 Harris, Larry 159 Harris, Ted 100, 108, 109, 112, 148, 144 Harris, Ronnie 65, 73, 74, 76, 79, 159 Harris, Sharon 79, 159 Harris, Susan 57, 58, 79, 159 Harrison, Tom 76 Harrod, Judy 148 Harwell, Linda 148 Hart, Ann 69, 80, 148 Hart, Barbara 79, 80, 173 Jacobs, Kim 113, 148 Jacobs, Mary 75, 148 Jahn, Toni 68 James, Richard 57, 58, 76, 82 Jameson, Art 75, 76, 148 Jameson, Recd 44, 175 Jeanes, Bill 82, 148 Jcanes, Donna 148 Jennings, Sue 78, 14, 175 Jer1son, Carole 175 Hart, Doug 83, 173 Hart, Robert 148 Hartman, Linda 59, 66, 68, 70, 79, 160 Harvey, Darlene 60, 67, 173 Haueisen, Karen 69, 148 Havins, Felton 40, 62, 63, 13, 16, 174 Hawkins, Linda 14, 60, 174 Hays, Sherry 160 Hazlewood, Ronnie 160 Hearn, Ronnie 62, 70, 174 Held, Vicki 64, 66, 68, 72, 80, 160 Helm, Betty 57, 58, 75, 79, 160 Helrnericks, Steve 66, 100, 114, 117, 160 Henderson, Doyle 148 Hendricks, Tommy 91, 160 Johnson, Carl 108, 148 Jolmson, Donna 148 Johnson, Faith 47, 57, 59, 67, 70, 79, 175 Johnson, Frances 67, 175 Johnson, James 82 Johnson, Karen 148, 75 Johnson, Nelda 175 Johnson, Phillip 148 Johnson, Sandra 148 Jones, Charles 79 Jones, Dickie 175 Jones, Dolores 175 Jones, Martha 175 Jones, Richard 72, 83 Jordan, Wendell 175 Kantz, Karis, K Margaret 60, 67, 73, 87, 175 Connie 69, 149 Keating, Debbie 149 Keating, Dennis 82 Keel, Sonny 66, 7-1-, 149 Keener, Bobby 62, 92 Keith, liiarie 59, 69, 149 Keith, Walter 62, 175 Kelly, Cheryl 73 McCormick, Ann 176 McCormick, Sandra 59, 150 McCoy, Danny 64, 100, 163 McCoy. Raymond 65, 73, 76, 79, 176 McDonald, Bruce 62, 75, 82, 163 McDonald, Suzanne 62. 68, 74, 79, 163 MeDuff, Sparky 176 McGee, Kay 65, 71, 73, 79, 163 McGee, Larry 76, 176 McGowan, Mike 150 Kelly, Janet 57, 62, 64, 72 Kelly, JO Ann 57, 66, 67, 70, 74, 79, 175 Kelly, Suzanne 149 Kimbrough, Janis 66, 71, 79 Kienzle, Marie 149 King, Barbara 59, 71, 79 King, Judy 149 King, Mary Alice 45, 52, 57, 62, 67, 70, 80, 84 Klabzuba, Janet 59, 67, 70, 73, 175 Koch, Warren 76, 77 Kobernick, Tom 66, 97, 154 Kohler, Joe 82, 149 Kouns, Kitty 75 Kramer, Donna 69, 149 Kunze, Randy 73, 79, 114 Kynard, Carolyn 13, 16, 57, 65, 67, 70, 72, 78, 175 Kynard, David 149 L Ladd, Bob 92, 109, 112, 120 Lange, Tony 121, 162 Laneri, Karen 149 Lankford, Cahrles 162, 76 Lankton, Pam 69. 149 Lambert, Pat 62, 63, 68, 70, 72, 73 Larmer, Bbo 103, 107, 162 Latham, Lee Anna 71, 75, 149 McKenna, Bam- 81, 123, 163 1lcKinley, Edward 57, ss, 69, 62, 72, 83, 176 McKinney, Dianney 67, 70, 177 Mnicinney. Judi 67, 70, 73, 79, 163 Mcllains, Susan 62, 69, 150 l11cMillian, Max 82 Mclilurry, W'illiam 158 McNeil, Marsha 74, 177 McRae, Duncan 82, 150 McQuitty, Mike 43, 76, 77, so, 150 McVean, Jim 163 Mack, Judy 9, 11, 26, 39, 40, 49, 57, 58, 62, Mack, Kathy 69, 149 Mahan, Jackie 57, 67, 87, 53, 177 Mahan, Dale 66, 149 iwiaiiimre, Judy 14, 60, 62, 67, 73, 74, 177 Mallon, Melinda 59, 177 Mann, Bill 39, 70, 94, 177 Marsh, Becky 162 Marsh, Vindzi 80, 177 Marshal 1, Dixie 76, 177 Marshall, Roberta 60, 66, 69, 149 Martin, Cynthia 162 Martin, Douglas 162 Martin, Linda 177 Martin, Mike 15, 104, 177 Massey, Dave 100, 149 Massey, Bobby 78, 162 Latham, Mike 73, 97, 149 Lattimore, Virginia 60, 67, 175 Lathrop, Nancy 62, 66, 77, 162 r Lattimo e, Mary 69, 79, 149 Lattimre, Ronnie 149 Lawrence, June 149 Lawrence, Linda 11, 40, 58, 62, 67, ,im Mathis, Stewart 62, 83, 149, 123 Matthews, Tee 62, 68, 70, 162 Maus, Beverly 60, 67, 80, 177 Mayfield, Delores 149 Meals, David 177 Means, Steve 92, 102, 123, 162 Meer, Kurt 20, 73, 149 LaVelle, Cheryl 65, 68, 71, 162 Lee, Bob 13, 20, 92, 95, 101, 102, 162 Lemons, Linda 162 LcPoris, Gary 77 rider, Pam 66, 67, 177 Meisner, Kenneth 113, 123, 177 Mclanson, Clayton 75, 78, 83, 149 Melanson, Ellene 65, 68, 162 Lewis, A1 149, 72 Lewis, Lewis, Lewis, Lewis, Lewis, Bonnie 58, 66. 149 Connie ss, 59, 66, 149 James 82 Lyntlall 175 Wayne 103, 106, 176 Lewis, Wlilford 149 Liddle, Mike 123, 149 Lias, Renee 59, 176 Lilly, Marsha 176 Linville, Marie 79 Linville, Rodger 66, 149 Littleton, Jerry 77 Merklcy, Donald 82 Merrill, Ronnie 70, 77, 79, 149 Meyers, Marsha 59, 62, 68, 70, 72, 162 Mickle, Steve 83, 162 Michener, Jeannie 162 Milburn, Marilyn 58, 59, 65, 70, 73, 79, 162 Millar, Neldon 41, 66, 162 Miller, Carol 60, 75, 177 Miller, Carol W'arkentin 33 Miller, Jerre 59, 62, 70, 149 Miller, Kip 39, 93, 98, 101, 177 Miller, Louis 16, 58, 66, Miller, Reynolds 62, 162, 93, 102, 12 120 0, 121, 16 M Locke, Scotty 97, 162 Lofgren, Cassie 176 Logan, iiary 59, 60, 62, 68, 162 Logan, Terry 149 Long, Jametta 73. 162 Lough, 120 Luebbehusen, Leo 64, 100, 162 Luke, Edward 66, 149 Lund, Robert 176 Lyle, Barbara Ussery 176 Lynch, Jack 149 Lyon, Genie 67, 81, 170 McBrayer, Gary 65, 74, 123, 176 McCabe, Sharron 163 Miller, Susan 69, 149 Millican, Edgar 100, 113, 149 Mills, John Paul 74, 76, 79, 162 Milson, Tom 77, 149 Mims, Wayne 149 Miner, Merry Lu 65, 67, 84, 178 Mitchell, Carolyn 69, 71, 149 Mitchell, Melinda 178 Moberg, Julie 43, 50, 57, 64, 74, 76, 178 Mixon, Mary ,Jo 70, 178 Mixon, Linda 69, 149 Moberg, Ted 66, 114, 149, 108 Montgomery, Carolyn 67, 178 Montgomery, Bill 178 M00re, Brenda 79, 178 Moore, Douglas 162 McCall, Barbara 17, 67, 85 McCarty, Denny 176 McCauley McCauley Mc Cleery, Mc Cleery, James 150 lilelita 75, 77, 163 Carl 176 Donald 83, 150 McClough, Patricia 79, 163 McClung, Paula 36, 72, 86, 176 McCollum, Jerry 76, 77, 176 McConnell, Arthur 176 McConnell, Rick 150 Mncnok, Kendall 64, 72, 73, 103, 107, McCord, Glen 176 109, 111, 163 Moore, Mike 114, 149 Moore, Mike 162 Morgan, Ross 76, 178 Morris, Chris 178 Morris, John 149, 162 Morris, .John Reeder 76, 77 Morris, Roby 93, 103, 105, 116, 149 Morris, Ronnie 81, 178 Morris, Suzanne 178 Morrison, D. Gayle 29, 73, 149 Moser, Jin1 19 Moser, John 66, 113, 149 67 17' 2 Mulkey. Tommy 100, 114, 117, 120 Mullins, Elsie 59, 178 Muse. Susan 163 N Nagle, Nancy 69, 150 Nash, Frances 59, 60, 69, 150 Nauert, Sharron 73. 178 Nelson, David 163 Nelson, Don 163 Nelson, Jana 150, 178 Nelson, Kim 58, 64, 163 Nelson, Linda 163 Nelson, Marlyn' 52, 74, 85, 178 Nelson, Thomas 78, 80, 123, 150 Newton, Gary 81, 150 Niiuitz, Charles 117, 114, 123, 163 Nixon, Phil 62, 92, 101, 163 Noah, Sharon 60, 62, 68, 163 Nuetter. Garry 163 O , 121, 149 Oehler, Eugene 59, 66, 70, 79, 83, 178 Owen, Judy 67, 178 O'Neill, Nancy 58. 66. 69, 71, 150 Oxford, Judy 15, 33, 36, 57, 59, 60, 67, 73, Ogden, Steve 120, 178 Oliver, Mary 57, 58, 64, 163 P Pago, Cherie 67, 78 Parish, Donna 69, 150 Park, Judy 178 Parks, Sharon 69, 73, 150 Parsons, Carol 69, 150 Parson, Janet 57, 59, 60, 76, 81, 179 Patterson, Thomas 100, 150 Payne, Donna 65, 67, 70, 71, 79, 1 Payne, Sherrie 65, 67, 179 Peacock, Juanita 75, 71, 79, 163 Pcadon, Gordon 179 Pearce, Ruby 179 Pearson, Jackie 60, 71, 150 Peel, Jim 179 Peel, John 100, 150 Pelham, Glenn 82, 64, 150 79 Pelham, Kellie 64, 73, 59 Perkins, Guy 108, 117, Perkinson, Delilah 65, Perlick, Donald 163 163 57, 76, 179 68, 72, 73, 80, 163 Perrinu, Karen 64, 65, Pcrry, Pamela 73, 163 Phelps, Linda Kay 38, 69, 150 Phelps, Norma 69, 150 Phillips, Mary 150 Phlak, Richard 179 Pierce, .Jerry 62, 79, 94, 123, 179 Pinto, Katy 65, 179 Pipes, Don 58, 123, 150 Pipkin, Robert 82, 150 Pitts, Danny 82, 150 Plisko, Sherrie 75, 150 Pope, Glenda 163 Porter, Camellia 57, 59, 65, 14, 80, 50, 179 Powell, William 163 Poynecr, Jan 150, 79 Price, Carol 69, 150 Price, Hank 100, 150 Price, Nancy 69, 150 Price, Ronald 83, 179 Proctor, Louise 163 Quire, Patricia R Ramick, Williarii 151 Rawdon, Robby 100, 151 Raynes, O. C. 179 Reames, Lonnie 62, 163 Reames, Steve 73, 80, 83, 164 Reas, Vicki sa, 66, 37, 76, 151 Reaves, Albert 83, 164 Redford, Carol 59, 164 Reed, Becky 62, 69, 151 Reeder, cami 32, 24, 17, 67, ss, 42, 60, 62, 67, 7 179 Reeder, Cheryl 62, 68, 73, 80, 164 Reid, Janet 151 Reynolds, Don 25, 38, 57, 58, 49, 85, 103, 105, 107, 179 Rhodes, Martha 76, 179 Rhodes, iunx 98, 109, 112, 164 l9I Richards, Tommy 180 Richardson, David 58, 66, 108, 151 Riedel, Larry 180 Ridgway, Mary 46, 123, 180 Riedel, Rita 75, 81, 164 Rigby, Charlie 38, -10, 64, 66, 164 Rippetoc, Carol 67, 180 Roberts, Shirley 68, 79, 1611 Robertson, Donna 60, 62, 75, 151 Rockhold, Neal 77, 83. 151 Rogers, Carl 151 Rogers, Jackie 57, 67, 81, 180 Rogcrs, Rolvcrt 79, 164 Rogers. Sherry 164 Roll, Anglea 65. 73. 180 Roper, Jon 13. 161 Rose, Marjorie 161 Rose, Stephen 113. 100, 151 Hmm, 111115111 16, 18, 11, 33, 112, 60, 71, 111, 180 Rowland, Rachel 151 Ruhlc, Karen 35, 39, 57, 53, 58, 67, 70, 85, 87 180 Rucker, Barbara 62, 70, 151 Rucker, Sharon 68, 72, 73, 164 Ruscuc, Yvartl ll. 10. 164 Ryder. Craig 16-l S Sanborn. Bill oo, 75, 79, 161 Sanders, Cynthia 67. 70, 79, 80, 180 Sands, Rohcrt 62. 164 Schafer, H. A. 83, 151 Schielrler, Eugene 83 Schmitt, Brenda 69. 151 Schmitt, Linda 58. 60, 75. 151 Schmitt, Bill 180 Schnitzer, Bruce 19, 49, 70, 85, 103, 106, 180 Schwalbc. Jim 11, 120, 121 Schwotzcr, Linda 39, 8, 60, 62, 67, 73, 86, 180 Schowtzer, Pat 63. 73, 151 Scott. Jamei 78, 180 Scott, Sam 93. 96, 101, 123, 164 Scudday, Roy 66, 73, 79, 83, 151 Sec-arcy, Terry 164 Sceman, Mike 80, 151 Self, Rebecca 71, 79, 80, 164 Sells, James 74, 78, 164 Scnchack, Patricia 60, 66, 69, 151 Sharp, Pat 100 Shaw. Bob 151 Shaw. Ruth Anti 180 Shear, Pam 37, 42, 58, 62, 69, 77, 151 Sheets, Cheryl 68, 73. 71, 79, 80, 164 Shephard, Janet 59 Shcphard, Sherry 69 stu-pitiml, LM- 111, 116, 117, 180 Shophardson, Susie 72 Shields, Paul 62, 98, 164 Simpson, Barry 66, 83, 151 Singleton, Lee Ann 11, 44, 51, 57, 60, 67, 180 Singleton, Ronny 83, 151 Sledge, Sheni 58, 69, 144, 151 Standifcr, Paulette 60, 181 Standfield, Ronnie 100, 113, 151 Stanley, Carol 69, 151 Starks, Melvin 164 Starnes, Charles 100, 151 Stephens, Dong 19, 39, 98, 114, 117, 181 Stephens, James 151 Stephens, Roelga 73, 151 Stephens, Surrynda 60, 81, 165 Stephcnson, Judy 37, 62, 71, 77, 79, 165 Sterrctt, Bee 62, 69, 73, 151 Stevens, Nancy 60, 70, 123, 181 Stewart, Thomas 83, 165 Stone, Charles 152 Storey, Jim 113, 123, 152 Stout, Joe 152 Stovall, Pat 69, 152 Stratton, Cora 70, 79, 181 Strickland, Glora 68, 165 Strickland, Lelitia 152 Walters, Steve 76, 152 Waltner, Elizabeth 62, 73, 152 Ward, Jim 152 W'ard, Joe 152 Ward, Judy 69, 152 Ward, Lynda 28, 67 Ward, M. L. 70 Ward, Shclia 20, 38, 152 Wlarford, Mike 82, 152 Warner, Preston 152 Warren, Pat Warren, Tommy 120, 152 Wvarrin er, Susan 69, 71, 152 Viiatson, Butch Watson, Tim 73, 114, 152 W'atts, Paula 165 W'iemann, Dianne 59, 64, 65, 72, 166 Welch, Becky 36, 38, 39, 60, 62, 67, 57, 85 Welch, Joy 62 Vllellborn, Janes 66, 58, 68, 70, 80, 166 Swain, Sandra 181 Swaim, Sandra Lynn 69, 152 Swanson, Sharron 62, 75, 181 Swanson, Betty 66, 75, 80, 165 Swanson, Ronald 80, 152 SweeneY. 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