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

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1966 volume:

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' ' A Y ' f' N X x K5- IY X, .xp , 4 X .-9 1 V I v ,Y .4 1 1 n L 1 r 1 1 ' y 4 . ,- , Ian I966 EHH Published by The Annual Stuff of EASTERN HILLS HIGH SCHOOL Fort Worth, Texas Volume 7 In appreciation of her long service in the field of education, the i966 Clan is respectfully dedicated to Miss Arabella Odell, who retires August 3l, A graduate of Cleburne High School, she received her BA and MA degrees from the University of Texas. Beginning her teaching career at North Side High, Miss Odell soon moved to lennings Avenue School and then to Central High, which is now Tech. Several years later Miss Odell ioined the faculty at Handley High, where she taught English until Eastern Hills opened in l959. She taught English that first year and was senior counselor. She moved up to her present position of dean of girls the next year. Ot her teaching Miss Odell said, I taught boys and girls, not Eng- x Nil' X tc ? TL lish. 'tj I 1 rm Mr. Luther Scarborough, Handley principal congratulates Miss Odell lor her devoted service to education. Miss Winnie Bedell, Mr. lloyd Parker, and Mrs, Lois Gunn, all former co-workers with Miss Odell at Handley, greet her at the reception held in her honor The faculty at EHHS and P-TA presented her a watch and television set. J' .wifi ,px -.1 . J P x 1 M- 'Q , , dm Sam 5 0 1 ' ' ,. 4 F35 1 ' fig- L VS W ' - 3- . f 'wh .5 .ij fu Quarry.- ? Xin, 5,0 12 5 6 'ii s x ' 4. ,V--Q .' X - f' 4 -4.55, lg.- 1 R 'Fr 4, H , . x Q ng, L , u'y 1 xiii? 1 ,A 'xl Wil, ' X Features Q l I u I i I I I 9 if Wi- ' 55 f fu, 4 S Howdy Oueen nominees were Jeanne O'NeilI, Linda Burt, Laurie Parish, and Kathy Small. Howdy King Nominees were Larry Carlton, Pete Jensen, David Smith, and Jerry Miller, Candidates were nominated by Y-Teen officers and were voted upon by students at the dance. Howd Week Welcomes Students A l 'N J- Eastern Hills students participate in the Howdy Dance at the end of the opening week of school, Designed to help sophomores become acquainted with upperclassmen, Howdy Week is Spon- sored by Y-Teens. Mr. Johnson crowns Jane Klabzuba Howdy Queen at the Dean DuValI and Jane Klabzubci embrace after being crowned Howdy King and dance. Queen, Tartan and Clan staff members rehearse for the assembly to kick off the subscription drive. i., J ii il il c gi i l , .7 f , .c ln a spool on the James Bond series, Randy Cole plays the role ol the hero, James Bum. Byran Spain, as Silver Thumb, tortures James Bum to the horror ol Kitty, played by Barbara George. James Bum Saves Subscription Plan ' .lil -r-if Because of his role as Superman, Ken Roselle gained a new moniker, Super Ken. He helped James Bum rescue the package plan from Silver Thumb. Dean DuVall congratulates Sandra Randall after she was announced as home- coming queen. She was voted queen by the football team. Homecoming Event Sandra Randall, homecoming queen, and Carolyn Miller, coming- home queen, are escorted off the field after being crowned at the Drum maiors Pam MacDowell and Bill Braddy lead the band down the halls before the morning pep rally on the day of the homecoming game. game against Pascal. LN 4 e 'sr-:za , 1' . , . Q mem: L' , E .ng ,f ' sf fe , , f Z, we - 5 . Mr. Vaughan, Lewis Miller, newly elected president of the ex-students association, and Coach Mitcham iorn hands in the traditional pep rally pledge. Despite a great team effort, the Highlanders lost to Pascal. dd to Spirit , . i f A l fff Cheerleader Greg Connell attempts to sell ribbons to Ray Rhodes, Janis Tatum, and Vicki Hamlett as they use the Peanuts theme to decorate their homeroom for the homecoming game. Their room placed as one of the most attractively decorated rooms in the school, Ricky Price egwng Bgfbgrg Bromley qt homecoming Mrs. Carolyn Miller, coming-home queen, and football queen nominees, Cindy Schultz, Donna Davis, Danna pep rally. Dodson, Candi Cantrell, and escorts stand before queen Sandra Randall at the homecoming game. Lagasse Stars in Fall Drama Rodney lagasse, playing the role of lim Stark, a new boy in school, had the lead in the fall play, Rebel Without a Cause. Barbara George, girl friend of a wheel in school, Buzz Gunderson, who was portrayed by Joe Walton, starred as the feminine lead. At left, gang members Johnnie Burdine, Phil Tatum, Janice Minshew, Dolores Taylor, and lim Carpenter stare at the shat- tered remains of Buzz' car after he plunged off the cliff. Joe Walton and Rodney lagasse engage in a knife fight, which supposedly took place in the planetarium. Members of the audience enthusiastically greet cast mem- bers loe Walton, Rodney Lagosse, lack Graham, and Randy Cole. Exhausted Highlander cheer- leaders, Donna Davis and Kathy Webb return home via bus after the Waco game. Yells and excitement turned into sheer la- tigue after the game. f. .LL . if l Pep Ralli Promote Enthusiasm Highlander pep rallies never failed to boost mo- rale and excitement, even i though many students attend them only to get out ot classes. y i 2. y l i Q l y 7 Football boys let off nervous lil ' fl ' N - - before the ame. , -ef., Mm 9 's Coach Mitcham introduces Sandy Liddle, who will give the pledge for the faculty and student body. This has become a tradition since the opening of Eastern Hills. l .usua- Q Gm X l G 5 , r g r 5 ! X f W ' 1l.Lv r Santa Claus llim Kelleyl receives many letters from Highlanders for various types of dolls. Elves Bryan Spain came as a baseball to be given to some llinda Hoaglind and Kathy Smalll help deliver the dolls, sports enthusiast. Santa Delivers Llnu ual Dolls Sabra Hester received Bullwinkle lRusty Wrightl. Inspired by the song, a Bird of Paradise doll lBill Hilliardl arrived at EHHS. The doll show is sponsored annually by Y-Teens. Price of admission is 254 or a can of food, all of which is families. P LH. ., y . y ae A . fw Q .A fi' i f r ,Q M.- ...,W., - ., ,,,, H Joy Neel and Don Means square dance at the Western Day program. Other dancers are Donna Davis, Lynn Haley, Larry Carlton, Rusty Wright, Dianne Jor- dan and Gordan Ball , . Ray Brown and Pop, Robert Stewart, sing lt's crying time againg you're gonna leave me. if - -ma Frontier Life Comes to EH Sandy Liddle enioy participating in the Western Day program, A egg ' if L. - ti't gp . ., ,, 3 is ,, 51 , 5 W .W 43. For her talent presentation, Karen Cox played piano selections which tied in with her drawings of an elephant, a pink panther, a lazy river, an alley cat, and a bumblebee flight. .-ef , I l 4 the From a field of 72 contestants, five finalists were chosen in Friday night's rompetition. Winners were Jeanne 0'Neill, Cheryl Monroe, Karen Cox, Miss Big E, Karlin Johnson, and Ann Dominy. 99' ,O 0 0 Q 0 5 C Q Q 0 .0 -.G Q Q O 9 f9.lv,9 0 Y. ,.',e. .c..4 A I fQ9!'- 5g48,l..-f'? 75,320.9-9 '8'f 9 Judy Hill, a I963 graduate of EHHS and former Maid of Cotton, primps before making her appearance at the Big E. Don Means, master of ceremonies congratulates Jeanne 0 Neill who was chosen by other contestants as Miss Congeniality Karen Cox Win Big E Title Youthful admirers clamor around Karen fox after she was announced as winner of the Big E. One at her classmates, Bonnie Pemberton, wan the title last year. Judges for the pageant were Joy Garrett, former Miss Fort Worth, Mason Johnson, TWC pro' - J 'A .. ,R i ,,: L e lessor, and Margaret McDonald, - TV performer. fi f 1 i f y., . c f7i ' ,f fix ariety Show Replace Play Carol Davis, Wayne Nash, and Ralph Hill helped backstage with the variety Show' At the student performance Julia Wofford, Carol Parker, and Becky Smith sang a trio, ti,-,Wk .ff,k ,st . 5? 1 L MS V ' ' ,5 ' sa- 'f A skit called Seeing Double, in which two people played each role, was presented at the student performance ol the Highlander Revue, which took the place of a spring play this year. l wa Left: la Ellen Watson and Richard Dixon share a sucker at the senior picnic at Camp Carter. Below: Seniors and their dates enioyed horseback riding, playing softball and volleyball, and eating at the annual picnic, Q ef' ' Senior Program Mocks Schedule i Z J 7 1 ' f l,j?c , 'M ln their annual program seniors went through a typical week at Eastern Hills. Highlights included a spool on the bell system and a typical scene at lunch time. By virtue of lunch passes many seniors eat at NlcDonaId's, but theres always the risk of being 'caught' by the vice principal as portrayed here. 2l e li -I CE, Q S , 3 ,A . Paula Pressley, Bob Buckman, Lacrescia Kilgore, Mike Walker, Ken Roselle, Kim Terry, and Joe Walton and his dale prepare To go home alter a long and enioyable evening or The senior banquet. 0 , C z Bill Stephens, Carol Schmid, Julia Wofford, and Dan Stanlield relax in The lobby at Colonial Country Club. VA 'G N ' Q Seniors Attend Banquet at Colonial Country Club lan Morris, Julia Wofford, and Hollis Howell entertained guests with Try To Remember. I 's t of 3 Dovid town, Susie Vaughan, Sabra Hester, and Johnny Gilmartin 'i ' e ,-..-- f I lay Barbara Helfner, Ronnie Salfen, Dale Felmey, and Tim Baldree enioy the meal of chicken green beans, wild rice, rolls, and cherry tarts. C .', r t wait for the band to get set up to ploy for the dance. 'Y Club -g.,l . may I 'X AF x A aww 3 ' wif JY Margie Tripp pays her Y-Teen dues to secretary, Sandra Randall. Y-Teen Bake Victory Cake Mrs. Tannahill, sponsor, and Dianne Jordan, program chairman, bake a victory cake tor the North Side game. It was presented to the team and coaches before the contest, which was won by the Highlanders 7-0, No, lwant that one! lt's bigger! exclaims ludy Ware to Donna Lunsford and Joy Neel at the clubs progressive dinner held in recognition of World Fellowship Week. Approximately l00 Y-Teens participated in the dinner, the proceeds of which went to the YWCA, Hostesses were Barbara Heflner, appetizers, Candi Cantrell, saladsg lane Klabzuba, main course, and Peggy Hostetter, dessert. t . ', .1 W., J ggi: Hitt l We ll! Above: Donna Duvis and Kathy Small display trophy won by the Y-Teens for having the best club of the year. Right: Y-Teen members decorated lockers of athletes and made signs for pep rallies throughout the year. Students dance after Homecoming ut the Y-Teen dance held at Sycamore Recreation Center. QQ an XX -is 'ss Y-Teens Send Boxes to GIS in Viet Nam Janet Schober, Beverly Hczlewood, leanne O'Neill, and Bonnie Pemberton help pack boxes for Gls in Viet Nam, Mainly because of this proiect, the club was named Club of the Year Officers of Y-Teens are Jane Klabzuba, presidentg Dianne Jordan, program at arrnsg Joy Neel, Y-Teen representativeg Jaan Presnall, ICC representativeg chairmang Janet Schober, service chairrnang Sandra Randall, secretaryg Sandy and Delores Hilrher, chaplain. Liddle, sergeant at armsg Peggy Hostetter, song Ieaderg Laurie Parish, sergeant w-V 5.1 'fry-A as felt' Dot Follin fills out her resenxation for the state Leading the Future Teachers this year were Weldon Neal, parliamentariang Dianne Jordan, presidentg Paula C0ftv6ftTl0ft- Reeves, secretaryg and Susie Vaughan, historian. Vice president was Linda Garrett. FTA Attends State Convention Fifteen FTA members attended the statewide convention in Austin Feb- with education presented programs for the club. ln September several ruary 25-27, Club members left at 8 a.m. Friday and returned at I a.m, members ushered at the convocation for all school personnel. Among Sunday. Throughout the year various speakers associated in some way entertainment was a dinner and a picnic, M-mem, that one looks good, says Nina Atherton to Robert Stewart and Susie Vaughan at an FTA meeting before school. ,G 3'i,'-F 'M Officers, loy Neel, vice president, Mary Willess, corresponding secretary, Donna Mills, president, and Janet Bell, recording secretary, make posters for the mentally re- tarded. The posters are designed to help in teaching through word association and were the main proiect of the Future Nurses' Club. NA Makes Posters for Retarded Children Future Nurses' Association includes not only future nurses but also students interested in other types of health careers. The club visited the Harris Nurses' Club at Texas Christian University in November, at which a film was shown and refreshments served. 'ss 1 t 30 Included in the club's social activities was the annual Christmas dinner at the home ofthe sponsor, Mrs. Young. Above, ludy Cole, on behalf of the club, presents Mrs. Young with a gift. Bingo! screams loy Neel at the club's annual Christmas party. The club concluded a busy year by attending the annual state Future Nurses' Convention which took place in Amarillo April 22 and 23. Karen Cox and Jimmy Sampson try a new style ol swinging at the Press Clubs picnic. Press Club members turned back the hands of time and became kids again. Bob Buckman and Stephanie Reed enioy climbing trees to get away from it all at the picnic. Press Club Distributes Tartan Distribution ot the Tartan, student newspaper, was the main concern Ken Roselle, Bob Buclcman, Rosemary Robbins, Burt Crow, Dat Follin, of the Press Club, membership of which was made up of staff members Peggy McMorries, David Wollenmon, and Cindy Purcell, and other students interested in iournalism, Other honors of Press Club members included Kens election to the Among speakers for the club was Bob Scheitter, Star-Telegram re- vice presidency ot the Fort Worth High School Press Association and porter who had been in Viet Nam. Dot's winning a Sl00 Scholarship from Theta Sigma Phi. Press Club members who were elected to Quill and Scroll included Burt Crow, vice president, Rosemary Robbins, secretary, Ken Roselle, president, and Dot Follin, treasurer, challenge other Press Club members to a game of football. Charlene Tong and Cindy Purcell listen intently l?l to Ken RoseIle's speech. 5 QQUES .sn 3l L,... 'Tri Lfhi. Included in the Safety Council are lo Ellen Copeland and Donna Mills, front, loe Shockler, Scott Carter, and Wfl UQ-' E' I - Elene Acuff, kneeling, Nina Atherton and Rosemary Robbins, standing. Coun il Encourages Safety lllustraiing car safety are .Io Ellen Copeland, Johnny Gilrnartin, and Fay Hudgins, kneeling, Kay Hudgins, Susan Willington, Chuck Blackburn, lane Blanton, and Allan McBrayer. sors the organization. Safety Club officers are Chuck Blackburn, secretary, lo Ellen Copeland, prresident, and Robyn Wright, vice president. Mr, Tornrny Weatherred spon- wg .1 .,,.4.,,,,,, y,,,s ,W 'l fee i Mr. Kenneth Sisserson, holding the type ot Bible sent to Viet Num, Susie Vaughan, and One of the proiects ol the Bible Club was giving can goods and money to a needy family. Terry Mealer iokingly attempts to balonre one of the can goods on Stephanie Reeds head. Kathy Garner look on opprovingly as Allan McBrayer scans through the song books which were purchased this year. Bible Club Gives Goods to Needy l .xx ff 5 Qs.-Q ' -Y ' ' ' ,, ,. A' f f -:rl 99 Officers ol the Bible Club were David Worley, presidentg Sabro Hester, vice presidentg and Emily Emerson, secretory' treasurer. The president handled the se- lection of the daily Bible readings and Bible Club speakers. The club sent about 50 Bibles to soldiers in Viet Nam. Pan Am Repairs Toys for Grphan Paper, scissors, and plenty of fun go into the making of an active Spanish Club. The main proiect of Unit lll was collecting toys, mending them, and finally wrapping them to make some orphans Christmas a little brighter. Below, Debbie Thompson and Janie l-latchett display toys which they and others fixed. The club members also gave the children o pinata party and took them on an outing. 1 P' Above, Spanish Club officers pack toys which they donated to St. Teresa's Home. Spanish Club officers include Suzanne Stadler, secretary, Becky Michael, president, kneeling, Mr. Psomas, sponsor, Pam MacDowell, vice president, Debbie Thompson, re- porter, Cynthia Jackson, PASF chairman, Debbie Oliver, treasurer, Larry Gatell, program chairman, and Robert Stewart, reporter, standing. The club also collected canned goods and a turkey to give to lose Delgado, EHHS' Mexican ionitor, for his family's Thanksgiving dinner. Debbie Oliver, with help from Robert Stew- art, models her reward for having the second tackiest costume at the Spanish Club wiener roast. Debbie was awarded the booby prize after Cathy Himes won first prize. Members also participated in initiation ceremonies at the party October 30. ., ,v iff.. M., . N , , . . y I i -gr . H K' 'v ., 'a,. 4-1 ' ' A K' Officers of Pan Am Unit III are Mike Haley, treasure- r, Ann Bond, president, Pom Perkins, secretory, front, Poulo Bledsoe, vice president, Melody Cook, reporter, buck. Below: Pan Am members attend a combined dinner for all three club units at Ponchos. wr' N., Q, f,-i gal! Leading Unit ll of Pon Am ore Paula Reeves, secretory, Moriorie Tripp, reporter, Peggy Begley, president, Sherry Keeton, vice president, ond Dano Bell, program chairman. Pon Am members decorated 'coscoronesu and filled pinotas with candy for the children at the Wesley House in North Side. . s . W f sw.. A if ',J LZ, nf P n 5 I qi el sif 'E' 'Li , s we f-if 11 Zfwll Q1 V:-V Va Ned fu I'- .1 1 A H I' as Penitent slave Janet Riley precariously balances an alive as master Judy Stevens supervises. e Sold! shouts JCL president Bill Braddy at the annual slave auction as he sells Marilyn Wilson. Slaves Attend JCL Banquet Bill Braddy exercises authority over slave Mickey Morrow at the club's banquet Romans, JCL slaves had to perform tasks for their masters in order to win their held at Handley Methodist Church. With sheets providing the attire lor many of the freedom. 5: wc ' .ge -.-lf This year's officers ol the Junior Classical League are Beverly Bulls, secretaryg Bill Brady, presidentg and Mary Buyers, treasurer. Not shown are ludy Slevens, vice president, and lohnny Gilmqrrin, historian. ,J 9-4 if 'm..., FP, ear... t--122 , X JCL members enioyed a Saturday picnic at the Eagle Mountain home of sophomore Emma Smith. Rain forced the group indoors. Q TL. i r .y We Marion Chell, Francis Hostetter, and Jimmy Gregory enioy refreshments at the Entertainment for the Christmas party was furnished by Larry Tubb and Dean club's Christmas party at Ricky lripp's. Cracker. German Native Proves Asset to Club Marion Chelf, who moved to Fort Worth from Germany during the summer, proved to be a real asset to both the German Club and the German classes. Marion created new interest in Germany and its customs, as well as improved everyones German accents. The annual dinner party at Der Schornsteinteger was held in October. At Christmas time the club held its party at Ricky Tripp's home, where a band made up of several club members played German tunes, and some traditional German dishes were prepared. There was also a bicycle trip to Randol Mill Park in the spring. i A native of Germany, Marion Chelt reads in German for the second year stu dents. Trink, trink, Briiderlein trinlc, sings Larry Tubb at the clubs dinner party at Dar Schornsteinteger. Officers in the German Club this year are Ricky Tripp, president, Mrs. Carroll, sponsor, Morris McVean, vice president, and Sharon Berliner, secretary-treasurer. geese vw-5, 7 R. I , ,,. During the spring holidays the German Club went on a six-mile bicycle trip to Randal Mill Park. Among those members participating were Terry Salfen, Billy Gregg, Morris McVean, William Greene, and guests, Courtney Carroll and leffrey Cresap. ri' 4 lui 5. , -4 . . -Q A ' 4 4 Q, S- -11 'G :ff 5 J- Q Y QA .. f ' v V, , N 7 ff- - 5- ' Janet Schober, Nina Atherton, Carolyn Amos, and other German Club members attended the Faschings Festival dinner at Der Schornsteinfeger, which was sponsored by the Poly German Club. Above: Leading the French club are, from left to right, Dianne Jordan, treasurer, Leslie Green, vice president, Bob Dodd, president, Cheryl Pru- itt, vicejresidentg Robyn Wright, secretory. Right: Waitl l'm the Lone Ranger, cries Lynda Lynch to villain Leslie Green and Nancy Cattinghom. French CI ss Goes Western French Club on December 20 had a Christmas party during which they caroled to the elderly in French. In the spring they attended an annual dinner party at a French restaurant. ,ww Left: Monsieur, vous etes formidable, tres magnifiquef' says Nancy Cottingham to Leslie Green. French plays were given in class as the three week tests. Plays given were those enacting French cowboys, batman, a girls first date, and the princess and the pea. tudent Council Holds Annual Picni Afllic ffm Student Council officers include Ralph Hill, vice presidentg Mr, Mitchell, sponsor, Tommy Thompson, presidentg and Elsie Grunow, secretary. Mr. Kirk also sponsors the council, The Student Council held its annuul picnic at Oakland Park on May 22 at which members of the council were presented their council keys. Red Cross officers include Condi Cantrell, secretary, lanell Mitchell, projects, Donna Davis, treasurerg und Rusty Wright, vice president. President is Pinkie Bailey. The Eastern Hills Chapter of the Red Cross kicked off its annual drive on November l7. The Red Cross representatives collected over S300 which had been set as a goal. On November 24 a sack hop was given by the Red Crass in the school cafeteria as a means of showing appreciation to the student body. 4l O'DeIl Takes Bridge Title Sponsored by Mrs. Sara Tannahill and Mrs. Valda Carroll, the first Fort Worth high school Bridge Club was organized this year by interested bridge players. The meetings were held once every two weeks at the houses of vorious mem- bers. Top bridge player for the year was Dovid 0'Dellg Mrs. Tannahill finished a close second. Left: Don Means ponders his next action. William Greene and Rirky Price wait for Peggy Begley to pass or bid. Mrs. Carroll instructs lahn Daniell in The bidding of his hand, while Morris McVean looks intently at his own hand. ,fx 2, H Y Above ore the senior members of the Honor Society. To become o member ot the Honor Society o student must ottend Eostern Hills for one yeor ond must mointoin oll A's ond B's tor one yeor. At right ure the sophomore members of the Honor Society ,X ease 1 , A, fs s is ss , - L- xJV-, f Cathy Sells, personality editor, defies David Banks to take a close-up of her. David is in his second year as photographer and will be head photographer next year. As person- ality editor, Cathy had to set up all pictures of sports queens and other royalty. Editor Emily Emerson tries to explain what kind ot picture she wants Ken Roselle to shoot. Ken, who has worked on the staff for three years, has won several awards for his photography in the Fort Worth High School Press Associations contests. lan Staff Adds Juniors r Q . ieci . e ' Qs, . g ,i',.y ,L ' . D 'W ' gear 2'-li . ' -f fs-f ,, z ' ., . V ' K fa ' '- . x f' A -1 .... '- N za eiii E ' Gai- - I A M .5 1 - x 3523: :pest 3 fgg..-M 11 ri.- , 1 Ig 3, , iw - , , , ,, c,-- M i.i i,i. . . , g ' '-,-- .c., 'r'- , - f t Q event 'L Teil'-:Ni H' . 'l SET! Tiki-Feivn -' .ws -NF' l b w iiibitsil iii' r - .- Working on the sports section are iuniors, lohn Grunow and David Worley, and Ronnie Salfen, a senior. This is the first year iuniors have been on the staft, with the exception of photographers. 44 Sabra Hester, club editor, discusses ideas for her section with Sharon Berliner copy editor. ii? 'H 4 fm ,- -25gQsf.sY'? r,'-' - .....,..--A-'eric' 1 aff Miss Kung Clan sponsor laughs as she reads the grft certlfrcate presented to her CIGSS 9d'l0f5 Wefe Sue Cf0Wl9Y lUn'0f LGUHG Pvflsh 50Pll0m0f9 Und R110 by the staff Chnstmas It was made out to lan her twrn sister by mrstake Thornton sensor Therr buggest problem was rdentrlylng plftures and spelling Bu mess Staff Handles Cver S7 O00 Carolyn Trolan faculty edrtor and Beckl Love features editor discuss prcture proportions 55. iff.-fb' ff 5-3, Q1 nfv if - 4' -a MQ4' Plmfqf I I 31-1:3 ,sf f 'swf QM? -4 H-'13 rbi Q lf-or Jglwi. 'rx 'ilu Ken Roselle and Rosemary Robbins, co-editors ot the Tartan, give stories to Mrs. Priddy, Tartan sponsor. Joe Walton smiles smugly at a lull page ad in the Tartan. As ad- lew- I H... H beau Dot Follin, business manager, is responsible forthe billing of some thirty advertisers, Paper Rates All-State Produced by first semester iournalism students, the Tartan won an All-Texas Award from the Texas High School Press Association in Denton, where staff members attended a iournalism conference in December. The Tartan also won several awards in the city contest sponsored by the Fort Worth Press. vertising manager, Joe is in charge of obtaining ads for each issue of the Tartan. - X L R How will I ever make the deadline? says class editor, Peggy McMorris. Tartan members have to meet paper deadlines every week. left: David Banks, Tartan photographer, prepares to take a picture as sports editor David Wellenman takes notes lor the Tartan. 'KI y,XXY'?Tf-lr X , , cky f' Page editors Kathy Green and Cindy Purcell work on the copy that will be Bob Buckman features editor, checks copy on the Tartan. News editor, Burt Crow, gives sent to the printer helpful advice Burt also served as editor of the literary magazine. Unlike most area schools, Eastern Hills does not otter a course in iournalism in the spring. Therefore, students taking the class in the fall are required to produce a paper after only three weeks of ioumalistic training. Students work on both the Tartan, a bi- weekly publication, and the literary magazine, Echoes from the Highlands, which comes out in the spring. --,:'-'Fe V E D 47 Pam Vermillion attempts a strike at the tournament sponsored bythe Bowling Club. The club met at Bowlerland on Monday afternoons, Strike! screams Joe Walton while bowling in tournament play Bowling Club Awards Trophi This year trophies were given to a girl and a boy with the high game and with the high series. Sponsor Mr. Mitchell was also presented a trophy by bowling club members. I Officers of the bowling club are Carole Smith, serretaryg Pam Vermillion, presi- dentg Joe Walton, treasurer, 48 i .'t. u ' ..-. 'Q Q . fl elect Choir Attends Workshop 1.1 Select choir members are Susie Vaughan, Barbara Holman, Linda Anderson, lane Hammonds, Donna Scudday, Patti Broker, Carol Schmid, and Robyn Wright, first row, Karlin Johnson, Melinda Slane, Carol Parker, Becky Smith, Mary Dines, Nancy Some of the activities of the select choir were attending a city wide clinic at TWC, singing in the all-city choir, singing for Eastern Hills' open Q Cottingham, Gail Russey, and Jo Copeland, second row, Paul Johnston, Jimmy Taulman, Thomas Kauffman, Suzanne Gordon, Linda Floyd, David Worley, and Terry Mealer, third row. house, singing for the Bible Club and Meadowbrook Methodist Church, and entertaining Sagamore Hill and Birdville Elementary schools. Bond staff consists of Jim Schmidt, treasurer, Gene Woodard, president, Macaiah Bishop, vice president, first row, Regina Young and Nancy Ferguson, librarians, Carl Privitt, secretary, John White, student director, Gay Fowler, uniform manager, second row, R'hdB'l,M'kM ',L Tbb,BbW ,I M ' ' Maiorettes for the '66 Highlander band were Cheryl Ferguson, lan Price, Gayla Rlihgid Hzyiisl LrifogxrrisnmaggeruThirdomweaver immy ann, equipment managers, Fowler, standing, lan Owen, Christy Brown, kneeling. Jan Price was head maiorette l A Hi hlander Band Cuts Record Members of the lower brass section are Dean Crocker, Ronnie Ward, Bill Milner, Tubb, Jimmy Mann, Mike Morris, Mike Appleby, Jim Schmidt, Dewayne Paul, third Bob Weaver, Bill Andrews, Jack Griffin, Robert Luke, Jeter Fulbright, Richard Haynes, row. first row, Philip Viard, Nolan Moore, Steve Newburn, Gary Adkison, second row, Larry Members of the percussion section are Gene Woodard, Buddy Marshall, Logan Swords, first row, Richard Bailey, Micaioh Bishop, lack Graham, second row. Saxophone and flute players are Christy Brown, Gayle Young, lan Owen, Regina Young, first row, Cheryl Ferguson, Gay Fowler, Pam MocDoweil, Cindy Crow, lan Price, Sherrie Davenport, second row, Larry Dockery, Mike Hughes, Aleck Featherston, Craig Dearden, Nancy Williams, Claudia Robertson, third row. Trumpet, cornet, and French horn players are Chuck Luke, Emily Holt, Cathy Borst, first row, Carl Privitt, Carolyn Dolbee, Sherma Leddy, second row, David Mees, Steve Kelly, Don Sloan, Robert Gray, third row, Barrett Thomas, Bud Ledingham, Marc Alderdice, fourth row. Clarinet section includes Sherry Brown, Donna Lemons, Cathy Brown, Francis Pastusek, Susan Willis, first row, Nancy Ferguson, Tim Horst, Cindy Thornburg, Susan Morrow, second row, Jacob Paslay, Marg Hill, lohn White, Vicki Boyd, Gary Hoover, third row. Company A cadets include Mike lones, sponsor, Mary Beth Meissner, commanding officer, Dalton Thomas, first row, Danny Graves, Tim Farrell, Russell Akers, Eddie Mercer, Ronald Gibson, Norman Mercer, second row, Russell Melton, lohn Bai- ley, Tommy Herrin, Ronnie Mason, Pat Hicks, third row, T. H. Haltam, back. Rifle Team Place Eighth in State Faculty winners ol the annual ROTC turkey shoot were Miss Moore and Mr. Hill. Center is Sgt. Fontenot. Below: ROTC sponsors include Mary Beth Meissner, A company, Mrs. Reid, faculty spon- sor, Stephanie Reid, B company, front. Also included are Melinda Hollingsworth, C compa- ny, ludy Stevens, athletics, Ann Bond, rifle team, Janet Schaber, Battalion, Jeanne O'NeilI, drill team, Lacresia Kilgore, drum and bugle corps, back. Right: Led by sponsor Janet Schober and company commander Gary Reynolds, C company includes Donnie Reeder, Jimmy Kouns, Jere Fletcher, second row, Mike Moreland, Wally Peterson, David Garland, Troy Weems, George Haggard, Donald Jeanes, Randall Warren, Mark Davis, third row, William Mohr, David Jackson, Tim Vann, Joe Miner, Terry Verson, Mike Followill, Paul Burke, fourth row, Ramsey Greenway, Dan Young, Jimmy John- son, Allen Clark, Charles Dean, B, C. Payne, and George Curl, fifth row. Below: Drill team members include George Curl, James Johnson, James Cardwell, Dennis Coombs, Robert Cochran, Dalton Thomas, Tommy Herrin, Mike Moreland, Ralph Newton, Danny Graves, Mike Walker, Jere Fletcher, Mark Manning, Herbert Denny, Eddie Mercer, Randall Warren, David Mercer, Russell Akers, Wally Peterson, Steve Mason, and Clifton Patterson. Members of the rifle team are Terry Vernon, front, David Garland, Bob Buckman, George Curl, Donnie Reeder, Patrick Hicks, Tony Litsey, second row, Jere Fletcher, Tommy Herrin, Mike Walker, and Mike Moreland, back. .SF 4. 24' F , ij-1 K if 'A-. 'Nc Company B cadets include'Stephanie Reed, sponsor, Cadet Capt. Robert Cochran, front, Ralph Newton, H, A. Denny, Alan Bell, Roger Lewis, Clifton Patterson, Mark Manning, first row, Bill Vance, Mike Haley, Tony Letsey, John Kouns, Phillip Viard, second row, Steve Mason, Steve Napper, Mike Appleby, David Kolwyck, Craig Burkett, third row. Members of the drum and bugle choir are Ken Roselle, Allen Bell, David Mercer, Eddie Mercer, sponsor Lacrescio Kilgore, Donald Jeans, and John Bailey. Mike Jones is congratulated by Major L, S. Jennings upon being promoted to Lieutenant Colonel and upon receiving the PMS ribbon, Members of the ROTC battalion staff are Ken Roselle, S-3, Mike Jones, battalion executive officer, Bob Buckmon, S-l odiutant, back, Mike Walker, battalion commander, Seated. ROTC Cagers Win City Championship f , A xbx Z so r A i IIE After you, says the perfect gentleman, George Curl, to sponsor, Lucretia Kilgore, at the ROTC car wash, proceeds from which were used to finance the ROTC wiener roast. Tim Vann scores another two painter as opposing players try in vain to stop him. The team participated in the Junior Basketball Tournament, which was held at Texas Christian University. Steve Napper tries to catch o few customers for the ROTC car wash held at a local service station. Jimmy Stevens f20l makes a basket for the ROTC team in citywide play. Ste- vens and Mike Haley were co-captains of this year's ROTC team, Stevens was also high point man of the team, with Haley being second. I-W-ww , qwgsgm. 9 . ' is rf 3 ,1,,i . iffhfxiff Rim r ' V - -,f- we f is x ,, uw , - , ff V Q' M? lim x ,' L, M .K Mg- Wi X , 3-gk . N ,M 1 'W I I f , ' 1. 1 5- x?fl54's' ... '9'y - - Q- fy 'X Kg V 'izkf' K X 1 if y , ' 'ff ' if? Auf.. ' 2 f' 4 4- I fx ,ffm A .g N ' 3 fy f , ' ' 1 A M QM, f. 4L. , M A f . 1' , , 3. 1 Sports 'fit Y M490 . yf, lgx ,W Cf I nfl dqwf .fi i f--- -.ix 5, J I . 49 Y F7 -,-T F! Zhi wg, .. . f 2 X.,-, ' ff g l ? 4: , A ' V x Q .- bn - , 1: P . ..- ' . f-, if-gs.: H i 114- - '-.-- M 4 ,L--1 v..,, . ' .- , ,-, ' A milf! 'A 'H '.' 4.L 'L '-41 .. I 96 Football Wrap-Llp Finishing fourth in district standings, the l965 Highlanders, with 4 returning starters, compiled a 4-6 won-loss record for the season. lniuries hitting the starting halfback, Eddie Douglas, hampered the running attack throughout the fall. The Clansmen scored lOO points for the year while they yielded l62 points to their opponents. Leading 4A-5 in pass defense, Hills was third in overall defense, allowing an average of 2l6 yards per game. The offense gained an average of T92 yards a game. End Jerry Miller led the district in pass receiving with l9 catches for 358 yards and also the Highlander scoring with 5 touchdowns for 30 points. Guiding the team was quarterback Tommy Thompson, who completed 34 of 90 pass attempts for 45l yards. The main workhorse on the ground was fullback Gary Smyers, who gained 5l5 yards for third in 4A-5 rushing. Rounding out the backfield power was Les Griffin. An excellent defensive star was David Smith. Twice he earned the Ft. Worth Star- Telegram lineman of the week award. Handling the punting chores for the Highlanders was end John Hetherly, averaging 35.8 yards per punt. Even though the record was 4-6, the Clansmen made a respectable showing in each game by team spirit and the loyalty and support of the Eastern Hills student body. Season Record 'District Games Hills 0 Richland I4 Haltom I4 Waco University l2 Odessa ' 7 North Side 'l3 Poly ' 6 Carter 'T3 Pascal QI Technical O Arlington Heights The enthusiasm af the Highlander bench during the Tech game reflects the spirit and fighting attitude of the football team Opening the holes forthe backs this year were linemen, lelt to right, David Smith, ler. Taking advantage of the holes were backlield men Pete Jensen, Tommy Thomp- lack White, Paul Tatum, Bill Sweeney, Charles Smith, Ronnie Strebeck, and lerry Mil- SON, GGFY 5mY9fS, UN-l Les Griffin. Gridiron Opponents Challenge Offensive, Defensive Platoons ,eg 0,1 T Detensive alignment was led by the front wall, consisting of, left to right, Gordon tained Pete Jensen, Tommy Tompson, Charles Smith, David Smith, Jerry Miller, and Ball, lon Thornburg, Ricky Prine, lack White, and Bill Sweeney, The secondary can- Dennis York. ii l .4 rf 8 S 4 v-vw ' QS .ec S5 ,fs 2 4 Q I ht J 'N 4?-ir-c L f g-if f,,, KY ' u V V 7 it 65 -4- E 4 J XT .,,. X fV j-,,,,,, ,Rs , ' ' ,gig ,Jigga 6 if L ,,.,1 g My 5' J 'J ,Q 3 J' ,,' VV ,.., fb. I I ' V V A g W Ap . A. U ls -cam ' U s J J H S Members of the Highlander football team for l965 were, lett to right, top row Ray Garvey, Danny Strebeck, Bill Sweeney, Philip Berry, John Hetherly, Ricky Young Jimmy Russell, Gordon Ball, Ronnie Strebeck, Pete Jensen, David Smith, Jerry Miller, l Jon Thornburg, Newcomb Payne, Eddie Douglas, and Jack White, middle row, Wade Henson, John Warren, Kenny Vickers, and Jim Dorman. 1 Q, Lg E, , J 'J Lt P Tri-captains for i965 were Tommy Thompson, David Smith, and Jerry Miller. Thompson was the starting quarterback for the Highlanders. Smith was an end and made all-district as a line- backer. Miller received allfdistrict recognition at satety and end and honorable mention all-state at end. A 0 ' 'V l Q ' ' ' ' N V K 1 ' :Q .1 X 'Zz Y . r r ' f i 'Z A. i Q 5 Z -' . , , 94 . A ' 21 5 417 Q ,. y k A N L r 5 , x V ' . v p K' 5 H , ' 2 -3 r L 1 X -0' l l f' s A ' Q ,z 6 ' .. i I ' 5 G lt? , f' E? 1 , l i Q i s , ' x. ' xr , ,Q 4 I' ' . Q . J -, ,i , A . 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Rebels Bump Highlanders ll-0 'Y 1 r f' 4 A T i .vs f u I 1 , e e ' f lerry Miller Senior-End 2 Letters All-District All-State Honorable Mention . ,,,, 5' A . f ,ig I fr g ,,.r1r H5,5s ,.... 1 Tommy Thompson Senior-Quarterback 3 Letters Game at a Glance Eastern Hills Richland 2 First Downs l6 -l7 Yards Gained Rushing 225 65 Yards Gained Passing 0 8 of l3 Passes Completed U of 8 3 Passes intercepted By 0 l Opp. Fumbles Recovered l 8 for 35.7 Punts, No., Avg. 4 for 40.7 5 for 55 Yards Penalized 4 for 20 Eastern Hills opened the season on a sour note with a Ql-0 loss at the hands of the defensive-minded Richland Rebels at Birdville Stadium. The show belonged almost entirely to Richland as they amassed 225 yards on the ground while leaving Hills with a minus I7 yards rushing. The only offense the Highlanders could muster occurred in the last half with end Jerry Miller and quarterback Tom Harmon piecing to- gether a small aerial display. Not only did Miller make some fine catches, but he also was a demon on defense. The spirited Rebels crossed the Highlander goal line once in each ofthe first three quarters on runs by quarterback Joe Walker and fullback Jimmy Tiffany. The Clansmen were hampered by iniuries and key penalties throughout the game. I 6 5,7 7 Tj I , . Q G. - Z . .IVEV - I num smith Senior-End 3 Letters All-District 'I D Gary Smyers Senior-Fullback Zletters All-District 'Highlanders David Smith l88l, Bill Sweeney f55l, Jon Thornburg l64J, and Jerry Miller l80l close in on Richland's Vancil Jones as he follows a wave of blockers Looking onto the field of play are the Highlander managers, Johnny Skinner, Gary Finch, and Kurt Haueisen. 'ii' -5 ' W-I, ,I Pete Jensen Senior-End 2 Letters Game at a Glance Eastern Hills Haltom 15 First Downs 9 147 Yards Gained Rushing 131 112 Yards Gained Passing 55 8 of 16 Passes Completed 3 of 13 1 Passes lntercepted By 0 1 Opp. Fumbles Recovered 2 7 for 28.4 Punts, No., Avg. 5 for 34.0 9 for 105 Yards Penalized 6 for 70 Eastern Hills bounced back from a shockingldefeat at the hands of Richland to bomb the Haltom Buffaloes in the Buffaloes' stadium 14-13. The winning combination was 6 out of 7 passes completed from quarter- back Tommy Thompson to end lerry Miller, covering a total of 61 yards. The drive was climaxed by a 5-yard pass to Miller in the end zone, 2:02 minutes deep in the fourth quarter. Thompson's point-after-touchdown put the Highlanders in the lead 14-13. The Buffaloes ended their last drive in the East- ern Hills end zone with a 12-yard pass, but an ineligible receiver downfield nullified the play. The next play ended the ball game for Haltom as Pete Jensen intercepted a stray pass. les Griffin sprinted 8-yards for Hills' first TD. Haltom's two touchdowns came on runs of 6 and 42-yards by David Watkins. The deciding point, howev- er, was blocked by a fierce onslaught of Clansmen. Defensive stand-outs include Jerry Miller, Ricky Price, Charles Smith, Danny Strebeck, Bill Sweeney, and lon Thornburg. ,fl . -.Lg m I I3 f4 .ag ,. XY TN. rf ,- les Griffin Junior-Halfback 1 Letter Tommy Harmon Junior-Quarterback 1 letter 1+ e 1 c - t ' 1 fn? ' we mf K U e ' A ..., .. . Lmm : F 5 John Hetherly Dennis York Joey Herr lunior-End Junior-Halfback Sophomore-Safety 1 Letter 1 Letter 1 Letter Waco Edges Highlanders 20-I4 Eastern Hills Game at a Glance Waco University 9 First Downs 11 101 Yards Gained Rushing 188 84 Yards Gained Passing 0 8 of 19 Passes Completed 1 of 3 0 Passes intercepted by 1 4 Opp. Fumbles Recovered 1 3 for 38 Punts, No., Avg. 2 for 33.5 55 Yards Penalized 40 The annual out-of-town trek saw the Clansman frustrated in the final minute of play, climaxing an exciting, seesaw contest between the Highlanders and the Troians of Waco University High. After a scoreless first quarter, Tommy Thompson threw a 17-yard TD strike to Pete Jensen. Again in the third quarter, Thompson took to the air and hit Jerry Miller on a seven yarder for poydirt. A pass to Jensen for the extra points ended the Clansmen's scoring. As the game wore on, however, the back of Waco's streaking Mike Robins became a familiar sight to the frustrated Highlanders. Good blocking and leg power enabled Robins to score on runs of three, 15, and two yards. Robins' last effort wiped out a 14-13 Eastern Hills advantage with 7:50 to play. The Highlanders used most of the remaining time to struggle from their own 28 to less than a foot from the Waco goal line, where Hills ran out cf downs, time, and luck. An Odessa Broncho and white-clad Jerry Miller fight for possession of the pigskin thrown from Tommy Thompson. Odessa Rambles Past Hills 42-I2 Game at a Glance EOSlEfI1 Odeggq l5 First Downs I4 l56 Yards Gained Rushing l68 86 Yards Gained Passing 206 7 of 22 Passes Completed l0 of l5 2 Passes intercepted by I l Opp. Fumbles Recovered l 5 for 33,4 Punts, No., Avg. 2 for 51,5 6 for 57 Yards Penalized 9 for l05 Sparked by the running of halfback larry Gatlin and the passing of quarterback Eddie Harris, the Odessa Bronchos golloped past Eastern Hills 42-l2 at Farrington Field on October 2. Clansmen registered their only touchdowns in the first and third periods, the first coming on a nine-yard pass to end lerry Miller from quarterback Tommy Thompson. Fullback Gary Smyers ran for the other tally, blasting through from the two-yard line. Gatlin scored four of Odessa's touchdowns on pass receptions of 75, nine, and 77 yards and a 46-yard run. Harris threw another touchdown pass to end Lennie Givens from two yards away. The first Broncho tally was a two-yard run by fullback Mark Chapman in the second quarter, Jerry Miller, the sure-handed Eastern Hills senior, intercepted two passes and recovered a fumble to lead the Highlander defense. David Smith hauls in a perfectly thrown pass at the 40-yard line during the Waco game, fi V A, R I, 7 ', 'Q as Use ,E E 'lll ' 7 X . K C . I Si-g 7' , M ss.c, V K: Q5 . X C X, , W gf c Y x rf C -. F-...I M sf ,, 'l - V s i ir E q Charles Smith Jack White .lon Thornburg JuniorfGuord Junior-Tackle Junior-Guard l Letter l Letter l Letter 'Y in . T ,1., jjlff 4 . , A, '..'.L' I 2 .. . ' Bill Sweeney 'Charles Smith makes a headlong dive into a North Side ball carrier. Senior-Center 2 letters Hills Dehorns Steers 7- Game at a Glance Eastern Hills North Side ll First Downs 4 ll6 Yards Gained Rushing 86 56 Yards Gained Passing l4 5 of 20 Passes Completed 3 of l9 l Passes lntercepted by 0 0 Opp. Fumbles Recovered 2 7 for 30.3 Punts, No., Avg. 8 for 24 3 for 25 Yards Penalized 3 for 20 Avenging lost year's loss to North Side, the sturdy defense of Eastern Hills set up the game's only touchdown and rendered North Side's offense com- pletely punchless. Gary Smyers piled up 9l yards in I4 carries and stood as the game's only potent ball carrier. ln addi- tion to a 53-yard scamper in the fourth quarter, he crashed five yards through the Steer line for the only score late in the second period. The traditionally rough annual clash saw a battle of hard-hitting defenses. Fullback Danny Sides, who regularly provides offensive force for the Steers, was iniured and unable to play. Their running game thwarted, the Steers were forced to take to the air and cashed in only three passes out of an attempted l9 for a mere I4 yards. Highlanders lack White, Newcomb Payne, Jon Thornburg, Ricky Price, David Smith, Dennis York, and Jerry Miller were defensive standouts. 7 3. ,,,. , . X - - at-, 1 Qff'2,. Students display their enthusiasm by attending the bonfire before the Paschal game ' ii' fiii - . ig VT I A 3 V. ffm ? wt. - x e x Q ' . w 'i.ffQl Jim Dorman Wade Henson Senior-Linebacker Senior-Center l le tter 2 letters gui I M i ' i t 2 We X y x ' 5' 15+ ' f s vc .1 Q-5 t y y J gy E Ricky Price Ronnie Strebeck Junior-Center Junior-End I Letter l Letter Poly end, Ronny Bell, tries to elude the clutching hands of a Highlander as Ricky Price lS3l pursues the Parrot also. - visit? V V I ',,-0' :' ig E I , f 1 l 532 Q I 4 : f it ,te i di .- rg , fd g 9334! Bryan Spain Senior-Guard l Letter EH Clips Poly I 3-6 Game at a Glance Eastern Hills Poly l2 First Downs ll l22 Yards Gained Rushing ll5 88 Yards Gained Passing 26 6 of l6 Passes Completed 4 of t4 2 Passes intercepted by 2 3 Opp. Fumbles Recovered l 5 for 31 Punts, No., Avg. 5 for 32 37 Yards Penalized I5 By whipping Poly l3-6, Eastern Hills climbed to the top of the district standings. Only after the final play, however, were the Highlanders able to breathe easily enough to celebrate. After a scoreless first half, the Clansmen lumped into the lead early in the third period when Pete Jensen picked off a Parrot pass and sprinted S5 yards for the touchdown. Tommy Thompson's second conversion tiy failed after the first was nullified by a penalty. Poly knotted the count midway in the third period after punter John Hetherly was smothered by the Parrots on the nine-yard line. Tommy Harmon, playing for the iniured Thompson, then led an eight' play drive for the winning TD, climaxed by a three- yard touchdown charge by fullback Gary Smyers. ln the final moments of the game, Poly returned the Highlander force but couldn't beat the clock. With 37 seconds and I4 yards separating Hills from victory, the EH defense tightened and held the Parrots to two incompleted passes. Les Griffin tries to break away from a would-be Poly tackler. Giving the team incentive to fight, these members of the student body help contribute to the Highlander victory over Technical. E I D fl t B ' I2 6 Amon Carter Riversides Eagles broke loose in the Game at a Glance third quarter and outscored the Highlanders I2-6 in a Eastern Hills Carter t H dl pt Id. 3 First Downs I2 game G on ey le I5 Yards Gained Rushing 275 83 Yards Gained Passing 9 4 of I4 Passes Completed I of I0 2 Passes intercepted by 0 Quarterback Tom Harmon, substituting for Tommy l Opp. Fumbles Recovered I Thompson, connected with split end Jerry Miller on a I9 fo' 34 PWS' N0-f AV9- 5 lo' 28 4 for 20 Yards Penalized l for S flawless 52-yard pass-and-run maneuver for the only Highlander tally. Carter roared back in the third period with runs of 39 and 42 yards by Brad Slater and Donnie Waugh which provided the Eagles with the game winning score. Except for the 3 scoring plays and a 69-yard scamper by Slater, the defensive units domi nated the game. Miller played outstanding de tense in stopping Slater on a long run and in halting Carter's drive fora TD. lon Thornburg David Smith and sophomore Joey Herr also sparkled defensively. 68 I ,A-ff' Danny Strebeck Paul Tatum Junior-Tackle Junior-Guard I Letter I l.8II6l' Gordon Ball Senior-Guard l Letter X a Waco Troian. Qw Two dark-clad High- landers hold fast to a muddy Panther ball carrier while Pete lensen l40l lies sprawled on the ground, Quarterback Tommy Thompson cuts back into the waiting arms of ll V ,' Paschal Mangles EH 26- I 3 QQ 1 , . W -ig Q v eos Tony Smith Sophomore-Back l Letter Game at a Glance Eastern Hills Pqgghgl l2 First Downs ll T04 Yards Gained Rushing 205 82 Yards Gained Passing 44 6 of T2 Passes Completed 3 of 7 0 Passes intercepted by 0 l Opp. Fumbles Recovered 2 6 for 32.3 Punts, No., Avg. 6 for 43 25 Yards Penalized 28 Paschal destroyed any Highlander title hopes with a pair of fourth quarter touchdowns in the traditionally wet Homecoming game. Fullback Gary Smyers gained all but seven of the Clansmen's rushing yards. The familiar Tommy Thompson-Jerry Miller passing combination provided the only other offensive punch for Hills. Halfback Jimmy Kizer's timely scamperings through the Highlanders' defense gave Paschal the upper hand throughout most of the game. In the final period the score was tied, T3-l3, but Paschal quickly regained the lead with an vi:-N -5 r YQ N l X i Tommy Lee Junior-End I letter A, 1 end run by quarterback Don Sunderman. East- l ' 4 em Hills was unable to mount a threat in two gg, I X - l - ossessions of the ball. Then Bill Schmidt, Pan' l ha d J X Y Q 'i F' P i Y XX L .A , as r- T lherfullbaclc, s otted a a in the middle ofthe ' s. fi. cg ,Ei A A P 9 P .W . , ' line and darted 4l yards in the final minute of NX zu gi ' in . gr Asr- , ' . r ' if .r.rl I gist play to put the game out of reach of the , 'J ' - TN M ,elf . Highlanders. I 4. .-JG 'ik ...r. KPNTY Vlfkeff Newcomb Payne lU'l'0l'GUUld Junior-Tackle l lellel l Letter Hills Muzzles Bulldogs 2 I -I Game at a Glance Eastern Hills TOCII I5 First Downs 9 209 Yards Gained Rushing I75 I47 Yards Gained Passing 97 I2 of 23 Passes Completed 5 of I4 I Passes lntercepted by 2 4 Opp. Fumbles Recovered I 4 for 32 Punts, No., Avg. 2 for 35 44 Yards Penalized 5 Chaining the Bulldogs from the end zone in the fourth quarter, Eastern Hills was able to defeat Technical 2l-I3 at Handley Field. The Clansmen exhibited their best offensive performance of the year, gaining 208 by foot and I47 yards by the air. In the first period, Hills pieced together a 55-yard drive, ending with a 7-yard TD run by quarterback Tommy Thompson. Again, Thompson sent the team downfield 70 yards, capping the drive with a I3-yard touchdown pass to end David Smith. Fullback Gary Smyers was the main workhorse of the drives, gaining I59 yards for the night. Tech came back fast and scored on a 43-yard pass from quar- terback George Taplin to end Alton Hargrove. Hills took the following kickoff and loped 70 yards for its last touchdown with Thompson hitting end Jerry Miller with a 25-yard aerial for the score. The Bulldogs roared back in the third period and scored on a 37-yard toss from quarterback Freddy Pena to end Lupe Deleon. The outcome still was hazy in the fourth period until Highlander back Tony Smith intercepted a Tech pass, ending the drive. Throughout the night David Smith, Miller, and Herr came up with game-saving tackles for the defense. I i Sportsmanship trophy was presented to Eastern Hills in T965 by the Fort Worth Jaycees. Accepting it from Mr. Bob Phillips, president, are Dianne Jordan, Coach George Mitcham, and Principal Roy Johnson. -ivy , . X. Philip Berry Junior-End A bruising tackle by loey Herr l24l brings down an evasive Tech Bulldog. Tommy Blessing l63l goes after the ball I Letter carrier also. 70 33 rm -1 T l ' rl i Lx J X . . i 3 lf Tommy Blessing lunior-Guard l Letter David Smith 1881 attempts in vain to pluck the pigskin from the air while an Arlington Heights back watches anxiously. Sweeping around right end, Gary Smyers l32J is about to be halted by a Yellow locket back as Bill Sweeney tS5l comes up to block. Jackets Sting Highlanders I O-O Game at a Glance Eastern Hills Heights 8 First Downs ll 53 Yards Gained Rushing 84 ll2 Yards Gained Passing 61 9 of 29 Passes Completed 4 of l2 0 Passes intercepted by l 2 Opp, Fumbles Recovered l 6 for 40 Punts, No., Avg. 6 for 42 3 for 25 Yards Penalized 3 for 25 Eastern Hills's final game of the season was a I0-0 loss to dis- trict champion Arlington Heights. The Highlanders moved the ball well but were halted close to the goal by a stout Yellow Jacket defense. The Highlanders penetrated to the Heights five-yard line in the second and third periods but both times were unable to punch across a score. The first time they were left stranded at the eight with no remaining downs. The second surge was started by a fumble recovered at the Jackets 20 by Charles Smith. Tommy Thompson threw a pass to end Jerry Miller, who made a beautiful catch which set up a first down at the six. One play later, the ball rested on the five, where it stayed after three incompleted passes. Heights's offense then overcame its sluggishness long enough to score a 20-yard field goal with 7:06 remaining to play. A Thompson pass intercepted at the I2-yard line set up Arlington Heights's final score. Defensive standouts for Hills were Gordon Ball, Jerry Miller, David Smith, and Bill Sweeney. 7l tres, 1' gan, 'K-zs::'szfiff231f.ss' , . . 1 - , c- ,,s , S T, J V V 1' 5 , ' M B 1 i 5 ,sg , g J' - S ' 4, .S ' 9 . gp W an 2, -A L, . . H. ., . F A lg .. T D L c I. , s re f, S Z ... V - is . A , E- ' Z' -V. 'U T 5319. i 1':. -',i'i'iQ ' Q --'- ,I V ' ' s I ' , e-, 'W ' 1 if a i t M .'. vi.,,5:,,y X sry! .. fl we 'ffm s, jf, 'P iq , .W , Vi ,Q , my K y- A Q 4... , Q .1 A Q ggi. 1, ,,. ,K , . . A , - , QT A sf , I 'll .mi as l ' J - w e 1 X , , s se 1B , . i s m ,, - , g.752gi?'73f'i3ufiliEfgt , A . 1 34 3-:gf -, f3f'J4e,. ,Qs,w Ted g Q9 1 -fi , I. E .,,. Members of the T965 Highlander B team were, left to right, top row, Tony Smith, Gary Goodyear, Jim Fleming, Rodney McConnell, Steve Luebbehusen, Dick Burt, Phil Norwood, Joey Herr, Lynn Carr, Jack Wilson, Allen Stanford, Steve Howell, Frank Barnes, John Hobbs, larry Richardson, Todd Webster, and Mike Carter, middle row, Lee Godsey, David McCurry, Pat Wherland, Gary Reynolds, Steve Bell, Paul McAlister, Quarterback Allen Stanford llbi cuts back in on attempt to elude a would-be tackler. David Moore, Mike Fernihough, David Leboeuf, Gary Webb, Artie Erwin, Richard Cartwright, and coach Tommy Runnels, bottom row, Greg Carroll, Eddie Fenley, Douglas Wright, John Caster, John Lathrop, David Southard, Ricky Hall, and Herbie Herbert. Defensive Assault Stymies Qpponents The secret to the success of the B team was the defense, according to the B team coach, Tommy Runnels. Headed by Dick Burt, Rodney McConnell, Steve Howell, John Hobbs, Todd Webster, Mike Carter, and Mike Fernihough, the defensive unit allowed only two opponents to score against the team while compiling a season record of seven wins, one loss, and two ties. The linebacker slots were filled by Steve Luebbehusen, Jim Fleming, and Paul McAlister, while the secondaries, Tony Smith, Joey Herr, David Moore, larry Richardson, and Frank Barnes, rounded out the unit. The offense amassed a total of T43 points. Carrying the ball for the team was fullback Luebbehusen, supplemented by halfbacks David Leboeuf, flankerbacks Herr, Moore, McAlister, ends Pat Wherland, Barnes, and Howell, and quarterback Allen Stanford. Hills ? 50 ' I Poly 74 Tech S6 NOI'll'l Sid6 , 52 Carter 63 Arlington Heights 48' Paschal 61 Poly Bl Tech ' 75 North Side 68 Carter 57 Arlington Heights 45 Paschal ln at F34 X ff' mf f Pe ' ' xx ,,'A- rc.. A N , 3' xi : 1 T9 'mf' PE P X x Q Members of the Highlander basketball team were, left to right, top row, Philip john Hetherly, bottom row, timmy Allcock, Jimmy Shipman, Tommy Th0rt1pS0r1, Berry, Danny Harris, David Wollenman, Wayne Nash, Ralph Hill, Gary Hardin, and Dwight Smith, jerry Miller, and David Hanebutt. City's Tallest Team Places Second tipoff during the North 'Side game? Eastern Hills' basketball team fared well through the l965-I966 campaign, battling their opponents to second place in the district with a 9-3 won-loss record and a season's total of 20 wins and 7 losses. Speaking well for their efforts is that 6 of their 7 losses were to champions of various districts in Texas, the only tarnished defeat being at the hands of the Poly Parrots. Starting for the Highlanders throughout the season were guards David Hanebutt and Jeriy Miller, forwards John Hetherly, who replaced iniured Ralph Hill, and David Wollenman, and center Wayne Nash. Nash, who was All-District, placed second in the dis- trict with 15.7 points per game average. At the free throw line, the Highlanders sank l7l of 295 shots for SM, while hitting on 43M of their shots from the field. Another strong point of the Clansmen's game was their power under the boards, grabbing an average of 42 reboundslper game in comparison to their opponents' average of I9. Nash and Hill served as co-captains for the team. Managing the team were David 0'Dell and Steve Wellborn. 4 F , ,na 2 ,ly ff? ,. X i . ,, Dwight Smith ll ll dribbles Through Two bewildered Tech players while Gary Hardin l32l and Danny Harris l2ll look on. Every Highlander participated in the 81-49 Tech defeat Entire Team Has Hand in Tech Defeat Q Jerry Miller Wayne Nash Senior-Guard David Wollenman Semoyvfemef 2 Letters Senior-Forward 2 letters 2 Leflers All-District David Hqnebun Philip Berry gets a shot over the outstretched arms of three defending Pasrhal players, while Hetherly l3lt, Miller USJ, and Junior-Guard Hanebutt il3l await the rebound. I Letter Poly Punctures Hills in Overtime Despite blocking efforts of the districts leading scores, David Resendez ll0l, Pl'iliP Be 'Y Tommy Thompson and two other North Side players, Wayne Nash tips in a bucket. Junior-Forward 5eni0y.GUgrd l Letter t Letter Gary Hardin Danny Harris Basketball coach Johnny Howerton gives instructions to the varsity Senior-Forward Senior-Forward during a practice session. I Letter i Letter Team Has I I-4 Pre-District Recorc N' Maw. N i 7 5. W' L 1 n-mmm' ,, H ,,,,,, ,wwm ,W kg, my i ,ff . , Jimmy Shipman n A n I Junior-Guard Trainer, David O'DeII, and manager, Steve Wellborn, tape the ankle of all-district center Wayne Nash. Team Promises IQ67 Contention Averaging 55 points a game, the Highlander HB team compiled a dis- Arlington Heights and Poly oncel represent the teams which are predicted trict record of 8 wins and 4 losses. These four losses fto Paschal twice and to be contenders for next year s title Arms and legs fly in all directions during a close game with Paschal. Allen Stanford f25l shoots while Don Groody l45l acrobatically vies for position Stanford leaps with a Pas chal defender while two teammates await the rebound. to s ,mo- .4-.Ze Q3 Members of the Highlander B team were, top row, left to right, Don Groody, Gammon, bottom row Charles Goodyear Tommy Harmon Charles Cook lay Worley Rickie Hall, Allen Stanford, Philip Patterson, Kim Riddle, John Tandy, and lames Jimmy Swanson, and Gary Goodyear SR 0 1 and Stuari Stovall. lhrowing thedisrus forthe Highlanders were Paul McAlister, Wade Henson, and leler Fulbright. gl 41 . 1 , . 'Y' ri' ,,. ,iw A Q , iii' al' A if Q . The job of caring for The track Team and The equipment was handled by ClinTAveri1Te Eric Thom pson ran mile for Hills. I A . 9 4' is 4- ' I 1 Mile relay quariet was composed of David Smith, Ariie Erwin, Don Erwin, and Charles Reid. M .. 'X 11 li 83 L2 5 r i ,,cr, . l ing, 'tra Z N r Q l ii' V J pi A ,, , , -, - -if i, 2 1 ef' Y ,in rf' VL 1 'ififz-off-fri' r is ,. 11' .re , as., fs. -A f fr ,, r I ..,, .i will ' ,. , M. if I t.xwr1,- - f-in .H ,ces Members of the Highlander track team for i966 were, first row, lim Fleming, Winston Humphries, Herbie Herbert, Ted Nicholson, Barry Bailey, Freddy Bowling, Charles Melton, Jimmie Rose, and Rene Valleio, middle row, Charles Athans, Eric Thompson, Steve Barnes, David Humphreys, Eddie Lawrence, Larry Richardson, Larry Beaver, Charles Reid, Charles Jensen, Reid Break School Records X . c Stretching lor extra inches, Pete Jensen broad lumps in the district meet to capture third place , i 1+ J C PQI M, jc , l Q .. 1 If ,LVY EM 1 fi, L ,' I , , tif J :s'!5.-'flig -1 l 4 ' T ' la . T A 'af X ' i V4 T I T y 5 'K , r ffl 'Kiwi -5 Y 1-,pi I if if x, Vbzy I C ' ' ,., K' xx 4 i MQ, - C 'e swf! ' , , 'iff-i 'ff ' , fy, X f'1 5'i'l 5I'LZ3'f, Srl --- L 1 W V '12'l'ff5 v' As a team, the Highlanders never won a meet, but outstanding individual performance enabled Hills to gain recognition. Charles Reid broke the school record in the half-mile with a l:56.0 and also won district. Pete Jensen set a Highlander high hurdles record with l4.6, also tying the low hurdle marlc of l9.8. The mile relay sur- prised Coach Willingham and everyone else when Reid, anchor man, came out of nowhere in the district meet to nip Paschal at the finish line for second place. This run by Reid, Artie Erwin, Don Erwin, and David Smith broke the year-old record by one tenth of a second. The anchor leg of 49,9 run by Reid was only the second' time a Highlander has broken 50 seconds in the relay. The first was by Buzz Gardner in T964. Besides the boys mentioned above, lettermen were Wade Henson in the discus and Eric Thompson in the mile. They won fourth and second, respectively, in district. .ff ' ,fr I-,il it - ,, ,. .z ' K - Winner of the 880 yard run in the district meet, Charles Reid, is congratulated at the Charles Reid watches carefully as Clint Averitte adjusts the starting block. WIUUGCS Pl0ll0fm. Members of the A team sprint relay were Artie Erwin, David Humphreys, Jimmie Rose, and David Smith. he' Competing in the low and high hurdles lor Eastern Hills was Pete Jensen. Eastern Hills' broad iumpers were Charles Noah and Pete Jensen. Steve Barnes competed in the high lump. I Participating in the quarter mile were Artie Erwin, Larry Richardson, Herbie Herbert, and Don Enuin. my: i 9 Q' ' Coach Willinghom's faith in sophomore track men promises good potential for fu- ture Highlander cinder teams. Artie Erwin was the sparkplug, running in the sopho- more sprint relay, team sprint relay, quarter mile, and the UA team mile relay which placed second in district. Other promising sophomores include Larry Rich- ardson, Herbie Herbert, and Freddy Bowl- ing. Herbie Herbert, Artie Enmn, Barry Bailey, and Freddy Bowling were the Clansmen who ran on the sophomore sprint relay. SRD ixx lr X 0' ,f X m 2 X 0 It L , 71 f X ' 1 f f I l 5 1 Munn.: Nh May T9 was The heartbreaking climax of the best baseball team Eastern Hills has produced. Good defense and strong pitching had propelled the Team to a district playoff with Arlington Heights, leaving a wake of 22 victories and 5 defeats. Fate delivered the stumbling block on The road to glory when Two weeks of steady rain interrupted district play and the Highlanders winning streak. By the time the monsoon season had passed, The team had rusted enough to allow Heights to Take The second half. By virtue of capturing the first-half crown, the Clansmen were thrown into a playoff with the Yellow Jackets. Although Terw Newton hurled a one-hitter the first game, Heights squeezed an unearned run in the sixth to win l-0. The second game was another one-hitter, this time by Carley Williams, and Hills' bats came to life fora 4-l victory. Howev- er, on Nlay T9, Heights won 7 to 2. Six ofthe nine starters on the Highlander team gained berths on the district team. Mike Isley, Tommy Thompson, and Tommy Harmon made first team all-district, while Eddie Douglas, John Hetherly, Sam Phillips, and Corley Williams made the second team, DISTRICT RECORD EH Opp. l AHHS 0 3 North Side 2 6 Tech l T Paschal 4 6 Poly 5 4 Carter 3 4 Carter 2 l Tech 4 4 Paschal 5 4 North Side I 5 Poly 4 l AHHS 6 t' g, hw f SCC, U Lf ' Ei? :J LP J l I Highlander varsity includes, bottom row, Jack Graham, Tommy Thompson, Sledge, manager, Sam Phillips, David O'Dell, Corley Williams, John Hetherly, and Tommy Harmon, Robert Stewart, Mike Isley, middle row, Coafh Dub Graves, Eddie John Bridwell, manager. Douglas, Joey Herr, Frank Barnes, Jimmy Allcock, Terry Newton, top row, Brad L'v..a, x ug L. -. X A11 Y X ' J wear? 'H ix x ,L - +Ks, -,. x . - gi N -.VA X' xxx.-. . W , ts N N ,. x4 'CNN X 'K' ' ' N, ix -:D 'lI',xxNX5- x9-Tf'2-1- :,:.:.:,:.: , r,, ax 'F .4 N Managing the team for Coach Graves were Brad Sledge and John Bridwell. Sledge was also score jimmy Allwck keeper- Senior-Shortstop 2 Letters Captain .J XX Tommy Harmon Junior-Catcher 2 Letters Sum Phillips Junior-Pitcher 2 Letters Curley Willilrmk Terry Newton Senior4Pitcher Junior-Pitcher 3 letters l Letter Robert Slewurt SeniorwSecond Bose 2 Letters David 0'DeIl g Isley Voted Most Valuable S92'05!ilLf,'w' in Cowtown Tournament Mike Isley Senior-Third Bose 2 letters John Helherly Junior-First Bose l Letter Highlanders Mark I2-I Pre-District Record Virage AQ , , V , 4 ,,.,,..,..,..,-., rrrr r I I g .QJ E N ig ff ,255 g1c,,k3,f--- - . 41 ' - - , if 'WV Tommy Thompson Ed-die p0U9lU5 Senior-Left Field luriiar-Rlghl Field 3 Letters 1 letter Captain limmy Allcock lines The ball to left field during a pre- district game. He led the Highlanders in batting in the first thirteen games. -v-f-.,..,.. T v .3 1 fr . iii? 43 . Q wie' mfs' 55533533 'iuif Frank Barnes Joey Herr SOpl'IOmOf9-Ollllleldef Sophomofgoutfielder l Letter 4 U A .1 yt, Q , g r ,is rl l v . , V W , , hm, , W? . T- e' ,,. -'iff , 'N la- ' , - l ...5iI-We B Team players were, top row, Paul McAlister, David Carlisle, Tommy Bretz, Steve Bell, David Moore, Tony Smith, Terry Salfen, bottom row, Coach Fisk, Andy Dyer, Charles Cook, Steve York, Mike Washmon, Billy Gregg, Pat Wherland, and Mike Fernihough. Netters Capture Bell Trophy l ,I it T,V . F, K wg ., V. , , . ,.,h Q .bspw A Y 'X I I Fwml - im X Q is 2' Q- X iv i Q. J!! s, f gl 41 g 4, ,Q , , g es i i 1, ' J AW,, ' , .V K, : , ,gg J , an P ..., l if ,, . ..X. ,yr ' t ' . r Kr .7 I 1 , . - ,R V . ,L . Q I A+ . it '- 1 ' Q ' fe- M- 5 :+T.1.-h ge 2- - e if s - N4 ? - K -we 3 , :ftwfi : ' '2' V' Ms. 13:13:34 r if-53 1. i,-Qcg.:- g I eg' e' K s-IM wi if . . ,1:M'r.' . ' - 1 Members ot the boys' tennis team were, first row, Tom Young, Morris McVean, John Lown, and Cecil Crockett, second row, Mr. Edd Bivin, coach, Paul Wollenman, Ray Rhodes Don Means, and David Lown. t Eastern Hills' tennis team competed in three tournaments during the I966 season - 'P taking the members to Wichita Falls, Commerce, and Hurst. Although none ot the netters won their respective divisions, they earned the Bell Tournament trophy by way of total games won. In district play, five players reached the semifinals but lost their matches. -af' -an s sf ' ff , r Q i,sr,, , ,str . - RM ,.s, sc, fry, E 1' K 0 A .N K gt.. ,,-,e F - A Representing the Highlanders in boys' singles was Ray Rhodes. Don Means and Morris McVean were Eastern Hills' representatives in doubles competition. gg i 1 'L ' . .un NS l'-Y a .- E. L gl 5 - . 4 - :H 4.1 J eg lr ' ' I 539 - xx A dh 'H , . s 2 l if ,i ii t 9 4. ,J eff .Myer-54 , V - f A s. , 1. , ff f -- ' -' 17.5, - . ., ' f. 'f f. , . . 5, ' Lu, .xx y ' , - . 'N ' . fa.. 44 if'i',,, ' ' H 4 'K , ' , ai? diff: 5597 . 5 , ' ' 'lmf fi 7' l ' .. ' I ' ' w 'f f'f:2 Y -46.-32 , ' l- l Ae. ' X ' -' ' Ann Bond and Linda Garrett were district representatives from Eastern Hills in girls' doubles competi- Judy Stevens competed in girls' singles in 4A-S play, tion. f G 'Tiff I 4 r 1 i I 1 , irl netters were, first row, Nancy Tankersley, Suzanne Stadler, and Ann Bondg second row, Mrs. Annette Blaschke, Pam Perkins, linda Garrett, and Judy Stevens. Nine Boxers Receive Letters Members of the boxing team who earned letters were lames Howard, Tommy Anthony, David McAfee, Pat Wherland, Terry Rasmussen, Dick Burt, and Steve Worley. Standing beside Coach Graves are Dan Chappell and Pat Wherland, both of whom gained semi-final berths. Regional Golden Gloves Tournament proved to be interesting this year as 33 boys from Eastern Hills boxed in 60 separate bouts. Of the 33 who were entered in the 8 different weight divisions, lettermen included Tommy Anthony, Dick Burt, Dan Chappell, Paul Gordon, James Howard, David McAfee, Terry Rasmussen Pat Wherland, and Steve Worley. Highlights in this year's boxing team were the advancement of lightweight Wherland to the semi-finals and the advancement of featherweight Dan Chappell and light-heavyweight McAfee to the finals. Wherland was defeated in three rounds in his semi-final bout while both Chappell and McAfee were felled by a TKO. Chappell was halted in the first round, NlcAfee, in the second. T f. jeff, I li il iff - Members ofthe boxing team entered in the lower weight divisions of the Golden H0W0fd, Tern! Rvsmussen, Und Steve Worley: b0lT0m VOW, Eurl l'l0I'1C0Ck, Ed Gibson, Gloves were, top row, Put Wherland, Raymond Cunningham, lerry Sharp, Foul Dwight Mllfllelli LUVVY 50593 Gnd lUm95 Sfhmldl- 33 EH Boxers Entered in Regional Golden Gloves if-to ,gr so Q. F 3. l 3 Participating in the heavier weight divisions, were, top row, Bill Sweeney, Bobby l'l0WUfd, l0mmY Af1?l10HY, David MCN99, Und Difk BUYT. Zehner, Wade Henson, and Poul Wollenman, bottom row, Jeter Fulbright, James 97 2' hm, Wm Standing beside Mr. Larry Kitchens, coach, are four of the top five golfers on the team, Gary Frankenfield, Paul Darwin, Chuck Michael, and Danny Potter. Not pictured is Allen Waddell. Coached by Mr. torn' Kitchens, Hills' golf team had an above-par year. The starting four, Danny Potter, 2 year letterman and captain, Allen Waddell, 3 year lettermang Chuck Michael, 2 year letterman, and Paul Darwin, sophomore letterman, placed fourth in district competition, finishing behind Pas- chal and Arlington Heights. Gary Frankenfield, lim Hodgson, Ricky Tripp, and Gary Reeder were B team members, while Jimmy Taulman and Mike Berry competed as medalists. The golfers, whose strong point throughout the season was good putting, also competed in the Brownwood and Wichita Falls tournaments. Linksmen Take Fourth Place l Members of the EH golf team were, bottom row, timmy Taulman, Mike Berry, lim ,Ion Rgdgqtgrl Danny Potter, und Chuck Michael' Hodgson, Paul Darwin, and Gary Frankenfield, top row, Gary Reeder, Chris Townes, 'rfb I. S. M., J ' Q l feel ., ' . I ,lui . - 1 , A S Connie McMorries Barbara George Top Sophomore Top Junior Linda Sanderson Top Senior P.E. Pretties Work Out X77 f. H- ,fm r x .Q--F87 1 i y gi X , ,g , . 5 x K , K I ,S 'S foe assi All-star volleyball champs were Linda Sanderson, Laurie Parish, Jan Morris, Gail Haueisen, Peggy McMorries, bara George, Janine Hollins, and Cathy Sells. i f A k'J,u I l r l 4 5.-f Donna Mealer and Connie MrMorries captured The sophomore badminton championship. crgm Softball champs from Miss Moores class were Peggy Begley, Q5 pg, Peggy McMorries, Debbie Sands, Elene Acuff, Anna Latta, Sherry Wallace, Barbara George, Hollis Howell, Linda Sanderson, and Janice Hollins, Speedball champions were, bottom raw, Georganne Ficklin, laurie Parish, Joy Neel, middle row, Kathy Green, Jeanne O'Neill, Sabra Hester, Becki Love, top row, Kristina Frazior, Edwina Taylor, and Niki Holmes. il .515 f J fa . . i rv - . -s's- , , K 54 , f J 1 t swf ,, 1 g S , ., H 1 : Q ei' J , f '.1 I ':1.:. ,.b in J: S J A 4 ' Sophomore softball champions were, top row, Marcy Lavelare, Janet lsenberg, Sharon Moran, Pam Cunningham, Candy Tims, bottom row, Debbie Bearden, Cathi Rogers, Belinda Bruton, and Virginia Peel. , xx, ' ' to .V 9. if .E gi' , fp' if - . i 1-fs T1 ' V' c M r vw rw ia Intramural football champs were Terry Massey, Phil Ulmer, Don McClaren, Dennis Turner, Gary Butcher, loe Walton, Mike Kelly, lames Peters, and Raymond Cunningham. Members of the i966 intramu- ral basketball championship team were Chuck Brazzel, Andy Speck, Chris Chaney, Larry Carlton, Terry Mealer, and Jackie Deere. Playoff Teams Battle for Letters -4 fu mow S Weil -N: W .Q ff 'Q gi' wtf 4-Lv' , ' ' Softball champions included Stanley Scoville, Paul lackson, Barry Whit- field, David McAfee, Steve Tibey, Terry Rasmussen, David Myers, Steve Hullum, and Tom Risley. 9 n YK' 3' 'fx in . ,, - A V' -. 7 is ,.. ,.,,.. ,,. X L H if , j L,,L -3 1 'WW In L N 31 -Ir.. , ,.a4X N fr 1 -E r '1- ,5kyl, . Dr. Elden Busby is the superintendent ot the Fort Worth Independent School Dis- Mr. Roy Stone is the assistant superintendent of the Fort Worth schools. He is the trict, He received his BA from Abilene Christian, an MA from TCU, cmd 0 PHD from head ofthe senior high division of schools. He received his BA from Abilene Christian Stanford University, and his MA from the University of Texas. ACC Grads ead Schools This aerial view of Eastern Hills, taken by Clan photographer David Banks, shows the layout ot the school. One can see the large grounds available tor athletics. East- ern Hills has an enrollment of approximately l400. of :W '15 :f'-3'fZ'l!- sill i ,it 1 fr V ,, I' . yt V if - sift ' ' I-nfs 5 i Z. r. I, S wr vga , f fx v: l'f .'.' 4' , fre V 4-4 r . Q A x J s i 7' fl 1 T TA at Mr. Roy C. Johnson, principal of Eastern Hills, has certificates in administrative work and elementary and secondary education, as well asa superintendents certificate. He has a BA tram NTSU and an MA from TCU A reserve officer of the United States Air Force, Mr. Johnson has molded the name of Eastern Hills to mean much ta the people ol the Fort Worth-Dallas area. Mr. Kenneth 0. Vaughan, vice principal, received BA and MA degrees from TCU. His favorite pastimes are tennis ond participating in Shrine activities, i t:P - .1 After a lifetime devoted to education, Miss Arabella Odell, dean of girls, retiresthis year. She received BA and MA degrees from the University of Texas. Miss Odell proudly shows off her new watch to Mr, Vaughan. Vaughan, Odell Guide Students Brenda Moncus, N265 graduate of Eastern Hills, greets Miss Odell ut the reception held in her honor. I 6 X X - ' Q.. - la H , W - W kk L, . Mrs. Dorothy Conway, who has been at Eastern Hills since the school opened, is the sophomore counselor. She obtained her BA and MA from TCU. She enioys ballroom dancing, sewing, ceramics, and raising African violets. l, K . y , s As librarian, Mrs. Wahneeta Williamson selects, orders, and catalogs over 7000 vol- umes in the EHHS library. This year she was responsible for making permanent library cards lor oll students. She obtained both her BS and her MA from TWU. She likes to read and do yard work. Library Uses New System This Year 'lx K Mrs. Mona Scoggin is the library clerk. She helps the students find books and checks the books in as they are returned. Mrs. Scoggin Mrs. DeRema McCulley is iunior counselor this year. She has a BA from TWC and an MA enyoys reading, playing bridge' and gardening. from TCU, Mrs, McCulley uses much of her spare time entering recipe contests. Mrs. Margie Houlihan has been a secretary tor Eastern Hills since l959. Every day she is busy selling supplies, answering the telephone, and setting the bells. Mrs. Betty Joe Mitchell is the secretary in charge ofthe attendance records at Eastern Hills. She is kept busy helping students and answering the telephone. Gffice Personnel Aid Students Eastern Hills' registrar, Mrs. Ina Tucker, maintains permanent records ol students at EHHS, Her duties also include filing all financial records and sending transcripts. She has a BA from Trinity University. Mrs. Tucker likes playing bridge, dancing, sewing, and knitting. Q ji, 'wtf' ... ...... . Since l959, Mrs. Donna Young has served as Eastern Hills' school nurse. She received her BS and M ED from TWC. She is also a registered nurse from Peter Smith Hospital. She likes sewing, ceramics, and sponsoring the Future Nurses' Club. i f f fl5 - :ja y rv ii ze gr. I I I c. Mrs. Polly Lovett, who received her BA from NTSU, teaches iunior and senior English. She enjoys reading, traveling, and old English movies. ' S Us e g ek 'Carton erre f , , . . f I Mrs. Ruth Priddy, English and iournalism teacher, has 0 BA from Texas Tech, Her hobbies include reading, thinking, and swimming. She sponsors the Tartan, student newspaper, and the Press Club. English Teachers Enjo Reading . Q . ' - 5 f ,. Mrs. Josephine leach, English teacher, joined the faculty at mid- term. She earned her BA from the University of Texas and ASC. Her interests include music, reading, and camping. Miss Ann King sponsors the Elan, school yearbook, and teaches sophomore English, She has a BA and an MXED from ETSU. Miss King likes sports, bridge, traveling, and taking slides. A teacher of English and speech, Miss Alzora Jeffords enioys good music, sewing, dancing, and stage and drama productions. She received her BA from Wil- liam lewell College and her MA from TCU. The aim of the English department is to prepare the student with a sufficient background in English grammar and literature for college. Students must take three years of English and may talce a year of iournalism if their grades in English are good enough. A student is required to recite poetry, give book reports, write original stories and essays, and learn the mechanics of grammar. This year students inthe eleventh and twelfth grades were introduced to the study of linguistics. English Class s Receive Mrs Jean Dyer obtained her BS and MXED from TWC. She teaches English and is FTA sponsor She enioys cooking, reading, and sewing. Mrs Ann Heberle likes boating and photography. A teacher of English and speech, she obtained her BA from TWC. . ' SQ-cw-1 l Mrs. Emily Lunday began teaching English at mid-term, She attended Baylor and Howard Payne College, where she earned her BA. Before coming to Eastern Hills, she was publications sponsor at Arlington Heights High School. Mrs. Beverly Weatherford, English instructor, has an AA from Paris Junior Col- lege and a BA from ETSU. Mrs. Weatherford especially likes sewing, cooking, and sports. troduction to Linguistics .r .,,, Miss Sue Sherfesee obtained her BA from TCU and is a teacher of Eng- lish. She enioys knitting and swimming. After receiving her BA from TCU, Mrs. Tahita Fulkerson began teaching English. Her hobbies are playing bridge, reading, and collecting antiques, Steve Newburn studies cellulor structure under o microscope. Mrs. Alberta Sparks, biology teocher, received her BA from Rice University. During her spore time, she enioys gardening, Students Learn by Lab Experience l l l Nlr. John Ross, who teoches biology, ottended TWC, where he received his BS and MXED. His interests include hunting, fishing, reoding, cind world ufloirs. Sophomore Greg Connell takes port in the study of prepared slides of protozoo in biology. Mrs. Annette Blaschke teaches biology and world history and is girls' tennis coach. She obtained her BS from Southwest Texas State College and has hobbies of tennis and cooking. Mr. Clifford Kirkpatrick teaches physics and unified geometry. He received his BS from Oklahoma University, ln his spare time, he enioys hobbies of model planes, electronics, and amateur inventing. er-43 Science Opens Doors to Research Mrs. Sara Tannahill is a Y-Teen sponsor and chemistry instructor. She earned her BS from NTSU. Playing bridge, knitting, traveling, and sports occupy most of her spare time. Julia Wofford and Diane Sullivan work on an experiment in chemistry. Pfa- Mrs. Barbara Hicks teaches American history. She received her BA from the University of Corpus Christi and her MA from the College of Arts and Industries, Mrs. Hicks enioys Bible research, oil painting, playing the piano and organ, and arranging flowers. Beverly Hester and Terri Henry take notes on American history and current events which may be helpful for the Quill and Scroll current events quiz, o notional test sponsored bythe iournalism ond sociol studies departments. ve., History Emphasizes Current Events Mr. Edd Bivin is cheerleader sponsor and boys' tennis couch. He teaches both world history and American history. He received his BA from TCU. ll4 KA hx Q . ji... . Till L i Mr. leon Mitchell teaches American history and government. He earned his BA from TCU and his MA from the University of Texas. He spends much of his time studying the Civil Wor, Texas, and louisiana. Mr. Larry Kitchens teaches world history, American history, and government. He re- ceived his BS from TWC, Mr. Kitchens interests include sports and the Eastern Hills golf team, which he coaches. His other hobbies include photography and woodwork, He is also very active in church work. ,fi 1 ff-Q Z-N Mrs. Mary McGraw, who teaches world history, obtained her BA from Morris Harvey College, Her hobbies are reading, sewing, knitting, and roller-skating. 9... Miss Marylouise Baker teaches chorus, select choir, American his- tory, and government. She obtained her BA from the University ol Nebraska and an MA from the Eastman School ot Music. Miss Bakers hobbies include fishing, hiking, ond reading. Mr. Tommy Weatherred teaches world history. He attended TWC, where he earned his BS. He has also done graduate work at NTSU, TCU, and Sul Ross College, Collecting guns and old books is his hobby. + . 'Z BA- 'N . X LJ - ' I. . LCILLMBCS ll5 Steve Kelly works out his algebraic equation by use ot a ruler and graph paper. Mr. Waylon Kirk obtained his BS from TCU and his MXED from NTSU, He teaches trigonometry and algebra. The second semester he also served as a counselor. ln his spare time, Mr. Kirk enioys sports and reading. Mysteries of Angles, Functions, Mrs. Suzanne Anderson received her BS from TCU, She teaches unified geometry. ln her spare time, Mrs. Anderson enioys bridge, riding, and ice skating. Eastern Hills math courses cover a wide range of topics from geome- try to elementary analysis. All students are required to have two years of math before graduation. The teachers strive to develop the students' understanding of math and to impress upon them the necessity for logi- cal reasoning. Unified geometry is a required course, which is usually taken by sophomores. This is the study ot the maior theorems and axioms, squares, circles, and triangles. Algebra 3 and 4 is a iunior and senior elective. Students are advised to take algebra it they plan to attend college. Two senior subiects are trigonometry and elementary analysis. Trig is basically the study of triangles. Elementary analysis involves logic, solution sets, modular algebra, and other college preparatory material. These two courses form a basic foundation of mathematics for all college-bound students. Mrs. June Perkey, who teaches world history and unified geometry, received her BS from TWC. She enioys sewing, cooking, and collecting cups and saucers. i J ws A teacher of trigonometry, analysis, and algebra, Mr. Melvin Avery likes sports, poli- tics, and his fraternal lodge. He received his BA and his MXED from TWC. heorems, Explained to Students Mr. Kenneth Sisserson teaches algebra, He went to Southwestern University, where he received his BA and then received his MA from SMU. He likes to attend concerts and operas and watch all sports. Mrs. Janis Tarsha teaches algebra and unified geometry. She has a BA and a BMXED from TCU. She likes to try out different recipes, sing, play the piano, and travel, .wife s'f,ef'?? . .ff t . ,f :ft Elf ' X . by . , ' s ! 'A 'A Y wax? WL Miss Barbara Naish teaches French and English. She attended TCU, where she received her BA. Besides sponsoring the Touiours Francais, she likes to refinish furniture, knit, read, and travel. As a teacher of English and Spanish, Mrs. Charlotte Ballard obtained her BA and her MA from the University of Texas. She likes reading and working with clubs, such as the Unit 2 Pon Am Club, of which she is sponsor. Miss Susan Swain enioys books on the Southwest, all sports, and playing bridge. She received her BA from TCU and teaches Spanish and English. She is also the Unit 3 Pan Am Sponsor. Language Students Enjoy Lab Facilities 7 Miss Naish's French class sings songs in French to acquaint them with the lan- guage. All foreign language students improve their skills by the use of the lan- guage lab, where they use the A-LM form of learning. Mrs. Valda Carroll teaches German, physics, and unified geometry. She has a BA degree from TCU. She sponsors the German and Chess Clubs. Her likes include traveling, sewing, reading, and her children. Mr. 1. P. Psomas, who teaches Spanish, attended Northeastern State College in Oklahoma, where he earned his BA degree. He sponsors the Bible Club and the Unit I Pan Am Club. During his spare time, Mr. Psomas golls, swims, and does carpentry work. Dialogues Improve Language Skills. Bill Braddy auctions off Latin students. Q 1 Mrs. .Ian Cox teaches latin and English. She went to Baylor and graduated from TCU with a BA degree. Her hobbies are knitting and playing golf. Mrs. Marguerite Thompson teaches home management and clothing. She received her BS degree from TWC. Her hobbies include cooking, sewing, and being Y-Teen sponsor. i l l l l If Sthicsa Mrs. Jean Kirkpatrick got her BS degree at TWC. Now she teaches cooking and home management. She enioys attending athletic events and modeling. A teacher of girls' physical education, Miss Jean Priestly obtained her BS and M!Ed degrees from NTSU. She enioys water skiing, sewing, camping, and sailing. '74 6? Miss Miriam Moore teaches girls' physical education. She received her BS and MS degrees from NTSU. Her interests include being Y-Teen sponsor, traveling, reading, and gardening, i 4-A iiioooiittilllg A 'Q' - Mrs. Joyce Calhoun teaches shorthand and typing. She received her BA and her MXED degrees from TWC. She likes camping, reading, and doing church work. Seventy-seven typewriters are available for business Mrs. Mary James enioys teaching typing and bookkeeping. She ob- tained her BA degree from NTSU. Her hobbies include fishing, camping, and housekeeping. This year she is in charge of handling all materials used in the making of transparencies for the new overhead proiectors used in various departments. i - SHOW THE QLVWA use XJ! Gate me y Orzta I958 l I 042 V , 3 1 MI, I9' 0 1 i education students. Two years of typing and one year of bookkeeping and shorthand are offered. Business Courses Aid Future Stenos ff' Mrs. Mariorie Reid, who teaches typing, bookkeeping, and shorthand, earned her BA degree from OU and her MA from Texas Western College, Mrs. Reid's hobbies and interests include reading, cooking, traveling, playing bridge, and being ROTC sponsor. Sgt. Charles Haley, ROTC instructor, attended Beckley and West Virginia Universities, ,q ,-jfzf where he taught for I2 years. His hobbies are watching westerns on television and hunt- ing. 0-wwf... Mr. Ronnie Martin, band director, received his BMXED and MXED degrees at TCU. His interests include skin diving, water skiing, politics, and seventeenth century art. ROTC, Band, Shop Interest Many Boys Bob Buckman checks out a rifle from Mike Walker for the ROTC parade downtown. Mr. Roy Perry teaches mechanical drawing, He attended ETSU, where he received his BS degree He enioys architectural designing and playing golf. Mr. Willie Hill teaches wood shop, power mechanics, and metal shop. He attended ETSU B d Q R d where he earned his BS. He is interested in cars and hunting. a n to Raise Money Band director, Ronnie Martin, and ROTC advisers, Sgt. Haley and Sgt. Fontenot, spent many extra hours helping their organizations raise funds. Band members cut a record, sold candy, and presented the Highlander Show Window. ROTC boys sponsored' turkey shoots before the Thanksgiving and Christmas holidays, held a rummage sale and a bake sale, and washed cars. Sgt. Ronald Fontenot, who attended LSU, teaches ROTC. He has had special training at the Underwater Demolitions School and Jungle Warfare School. He enioys both water skiing and snow skiing, N r. I Stephanie Reed, ROTC sponsor, leeds cadet lohnny Kouns a cookie which was originally intended lor the bake sale. IZ3 l -no F57 for ' 1' ,ai 'QQ .ik-WLM -:Lal I '.4f . Mr. Tommy Runnels, football coach and biology teacher, received his BS and Mr. James Willingham enioys coaching football and track and teaching government M!Ed from NTSU. His favorite sports are football and golf. He received his BA degree from Daniel Baker College and his MA from TCU. Coach Willingham urges the Highlanders on from the sidelines. ,,..,f X Quarterback Tommy Thompson, llbl, receives advice from Coach Runnels, A team assistant. Mr. W. A. Graves, who coaches football and baseball .and teaches PE, received his BA from Tulsa University. He likes water skiing, golf, and baseball. 755 l ,..2 Mr. George Mitcham teaches art and coaches football. He obtained his BS and MXED from TCU. His hobbies ore oil pointing and all sports. Coach Willingham talks to Jim Dorman os Coach Mitcham watches the Highlanders play. Practice Sessions Take Llp Coaches' Time I Mr. Johnny Howerton teaches American history. He also coaches bos- ketboll ond B team football. He likes sports and music. Coach Howerton re- ceived his BS and MXED from Hardin-Simmons. Coach Howerton tolks to basketball team during proctice. Personalities 11 ABS KA W,,,:x T Mr. E H HS Tommy Thompson f' ' Miss EHH Sondra Randall Senior Favorites Donny Harris Donno Davis i ,L i 'V ,, - ., KZ? F 5 pi X k Q' Senior Favorite Finalists Dovid Smith Jimmy Allcock Joon Presnoll Cindy Schulz 5' Junior Favorites John Hetherly Sherry Keefon if WJ Junior Favorite Finalists Teddy Kitchens Charles Smith Nancy Brown Mary Buyers is ii A , A i 1 ? M '- i Sophomore Favorites Todd Webster Carol Roddy - k f 1-J-wee,--,-W' .- -W ,A Ki ,X Sophomore Favorite Finalists Joey Herr Sieve Luebbehusen Merge Johnson Zono Underwood Mf - 4 f ififf ffq' ' , , if ' f. 1- mfgeayin. ,Q ' V . 5,1..,, p 14 , - 5135.65 I V . , i -.-,,. kg., -,Q - ,L ew., N 2'M2f::s4:, f f 5 -L i :. lbw! i I Football Queen Sondra Randall ep Football Queen Nominees Dunno Dodson Cindy Schulz Donna Davis Condi Cantrell Basketball Queen Cindy Schulz Track Queen Dionne Jordon Baseball Queen Carolyn O'Dell A Band Sweetheart Sherry Brown 1 'iw 1- Hi hlander QD iz 1 F xxx V? 1' K 1 Donna Davis Mary Buyers a Randy Cole Kent Harrington ' Q Cheerleaders 5 , 'N 1 fb . 1 Vs A e .1 . v- -' . . 5, 4 l l ' X Ricky Gibson be ev e i 1 i ,Q .,. A :W i .4 ee Q Q . 5 A V 5 , l , 5 I i 1 'i Kathy Webb V. Condi Cantrell Rusty Wright Howdy King and Queen June Klubzubu Deon DuVolI Ea R ae. - s,,,.,3 Ranch Day Foreman King Top Hand Queen Barry Whiifill David O'Dell Niki Holmes Shirley Curry f N S I of xT?f'l ' Twerp Court Joey Herr Gordon Boll John Hetherly Corol Roddy Cheryl Monroe Ann Dominy X X Talent Winner Bud Ledinghom Big E Beauty Queen Karen Cox Big E Beauty Finalists A M Q WWF 5 Pi Ag as N fb F Q 'X Q' A gli. S f i ii ' Er ...v iii. FE M 1 A l i 'I F li, 1 .e Korlin Johnson Cheryl Monroe Third Runner-up Second Runner-up Jeonne O'NeiII Ann Dominy First Runner-up Fourth Runner-up Top Boy Mike Jones Top Girl Sharon Berliner IT '-L M., ' Q-muses-.....Q ' Who's Who Outstanding students ot exceptional achievement in a partic- ular department were recognized by their respective teachers. To quality, a student must have a straight HA in the area of election and an over-all grade-point average ot 3.0. Factors con- sidered in election included ability to work independently and creatively and recognition as a well-rounded student. Day Compton - English , A ik, 1- 15 K ' K k ,s H ' Sharon Berliner - Social Studies Niki Holmes - Foreign Languages Jane Blanton - Homemaking John White - Music xv ,V i ' Ralph Hill - Science Cheryl Monroe - Speech Bob Buckmon - ROTC Tommy Thompson - Athletics Peggy McMorries - Girls' P.E. Burt Crow - Art Sf- l Hollls Howell - Business Educohon Who's lorry Carlton - Boys' P.E Mike Jones - Mathematics Ken Roselle - Journalism Publication Awards fig is 47.-147 -4.31 if Dot Follin - Tartan Bob Buckman Tartan I Cathy Sells - Clan Sharon Berliner Clan Burt Crow - Tartan fi Ken Roselle Tartan - Clan fjqx David Banks Tartan - Clan ,J fm 1: g,,w,54g5 uf ,, X if , 5 5, A 2 GSS ' 4,,- , . .,., I Nfdlsl Q 1, nrfnr all UKYIH mn. A504 :' '- UCI UM IN mm .S if SIAM -if . ,I 21 ,L gg-5 xg, 1 ,.i5,, 1 25. y . 4 V . nn n 4 X n n n K . ' f f Senior Qfficers Tommy Thompson Sandra Randall Danny Harris Vice President Secretary PreSidenT ,Lizyzzf 1 . fn? . Acuff, Elene Adkison, Gary Agee, Paul Alderdice, Marc Allcock, Jimmy Allen, Frances Allen, lynn Anderson, Curtis Anthony, Tommy Armstrong, David Atherton, Nina Averitte, Clint Bailey, Pinkie Bailey, Richard Baldree, Charles Baldwin, Joyce Ball, Gordon Bannister, Larry Barnes, Gloria Barron, Tot Bates, Brad Baumgarner, Linda Bedford, Gene Beene, Mike Begley, PGQQY Allcock Captains Baseball Team 'Z X6 fif if ? 5? -AJ ,,?' 'N-v 46 Bell, lanet Benton, Larry Berliner, Sharon Berry, Larry Biebighauser Mark Bishop, Micalah Blackburn, linda Blanton, June Bond, Ann Bounds, Bobby Bower, Linda Boyd, Sharon Braswell, Carl Brightwell, Terry Brister, Douglas Brock, Carla Brown, Barbara Brown, Christy Brown, Don Brown, G'Nelle Brown, Ray Brown, Sherry Bruner, Melinda Buckingham, Betty Buckman, Bob Burdine, Johnnie Burt, Linda Butcher, Gary Butts, Beverly Cain, Linda Campbell, Cindy Cantrell, Candi Cantrell, Kay Carlton, Larry Carpenter, limmy Carter, Scott Castillon, Carolyn Cates, Randy Chambers, Benny Chambers, Sherry Chaney, Chris Chappell, Dan Cheney, Kitty Chesney, Linda Christopher, Tom Churman, lean Claunch, Diana Clemonds, Helen Cochran, Robert Cole, Grover Candi Cantrell Elected Cheerleader S5 N-v O-I 1f'v ,NIC 1-'7 V. Q37 ! ' An. 44- Q 'R Q04 ,1- ,,.4 -0 '17 yx -O ,.,- Hi T., V .Y4 'sf S-av xl X64 56- Crow Edits Literary Magazine Cole, Judy Cole, Sally Collard, Mike Compton, Charles Condill, John Conti, Tricia Coombs, Dennis Coopen Jackie Copeland, Jo Cotter, Kathy Crow, Burt Daniell, John Darden, Charles Davis, Cecilia Davis, Donna Davis, Leonard Dews, Gayla Dixon, Richard Dodd, Marianne Dodson, Danna Dorris, Danny Dorman, Jim Douglas, Beverly Driskill, Marie Dugan, Bill DuVall, Dean Elder, Bill Elmore, Joyce Emerson, Emily Farrar, Monty Featherston, Aleck Felmey, Dale Fenn, Janice Ferguson, Cheryl Ferguson, Susan Ficklin, Georganne Fiter, Michele Finch, Gary Follin, Dot Franlcenfield, Gary Frazior, Kristina Fw, D. D. Eugate, Anne Garrett, Linda Garrett, Paul Gatell, Larry Gibson, Ricky Gill, Kathy Gillum, Linda Gilmartin, Johnny Emil Emerson Heads Clan Staff if .sl i x iff sf -'J ff' 1..'.. 2-ff 'v so-' -...av ...fr led? Gilreath, Carol Glass, Lynn Gooding, Sherry Gordon, Ann Gordon, Suzanne Gracey, Joe Gray, Bob Green, Curtis Green, Jack Green, Kathy Green, Steve Greene, Bill Grunow, Elsie Gullion, Ronald Hackney, Rita Haley, Lynn Halyard, Richard Harbour, Barbara Hardin, Gary Hardisty, Mark Harmon, David Harris, Danny Harvey, Bennelt Hawthorne, Tom Hay, Bonnie Bev Helton Wins Homemaking Honor Hearne, Pat Heffner, Barbara Helton, Beverly Henry, Terri Henson, Wade Herrington, Donna Hess, Sharon Hester, Beverly Hester, Sabra Hirks, Binus Hilcher, Delores Hill, Ralph Hill, Trudy Hilliard, Bill Hoaglind, Linda Hague, Sharon Holland, Lou Hollins, lanice Holman, Barbara Holtzer, Cathy Hommel, Mary Hoover, Sandra Hornsby, Jo Horton, Gwynne Hostetter, PQQQY Dianne Jordan Chosen Track Queen Houghton, Marcia Houser, Carol Howard, James Howell, Hollis Hudgins, Foy Hudgins, Kay Humphreys, Winston Hunsaker, Steve Isley, Mike Jackson, Cynthia James, Randy Jensen, Pete Johnson, Gary Johnson, Janet Johnson, Jo Ann Johnson, Karlin Johnston, Jake Johnston, Paul Jones, Kenneth Jones, Mike Jordan, Dianne Jordan, Linda Joyce, Susan Kaemmerling Mitzi Kauffman, Tom Keeton, Steve Kelley, Jim Kelly, Steve Kight, Mary Beth Klabzuba, lane Ladd, Garry Lancaster, Carolyn Lancaster, Marie Lange, Mary Lankfard james Larmer, lay Latham, lamye Ledingham, Bud Leveridge, Miles Lewis, Linda Liddle, Sandy Linville, Judy Logan, Deryl Lough, Ruby Love, Becki Lovelace, Gary Lown, David Lund, Carol Lunsford, Donna McAfee, David Miller Wins TCU Scholarship Nd sz KN TVN? 3' 59 ioll' M7 McCarty, Danny McConnell, Alma McCoy, loe Mcfreighl, Rachel McEowen, Glenn McKenzie, Janet McMillion, Charles McMorries, Peggy McVeon, Morris Mahan, Darla Mallon, Leslie Marshall, Buddy Marshall, Carl Marlin, Kalhi Mason, Randy Mathis, Rosalind Means, Don Mehan, Pam Menke, Donna Mercer, Ouinella Merrill, John Michael, Chuck Miers, Jerry Miller, Connie Miller, Jerry Mmter Places Second in Science Fair Miller, Richard Mills, Donna Minter, Larry Mitchell, Bryon Mitchell, lanell Mixon, Steve Monroe, Cheryl Moore, Gary Moore, Lydina Morrow, Mickey Morrow, Ted Mulkins, Sharon Nash, Wayne Neal, Weldon Neel, .loy Nelson, Bonnie Newman, lan Nickelson, Gary Norwood, Beverly O'Dell, Carolyn O'Dell, David O'Neill, leonne 0'Shields, lane Parish, Laurie Parker, Carol Rosemary Robbins Ken Roselle Perlick, Mike Perritt, Bill Peterson, Bob Peterson, Ronnie Phillips, Carol Phillips, Tony Polk, Sharon Porter, Sheryl Presnoll, loon Privitt, Carl Pruitt, Cheryl Purcell, Cindy Purnell, Donna Quinn, Potricio Rondull, Sondra Reid, Charles Reynolds, Gary Reynolds, lonci Ritchey, Corolyn Robbins, Rosemary Robinson, Murcia Roll, Susie Rose, Jimmie Roselle, Ken Rush, Diane Co-Edit Student Newspaper Russey, Gail Sallen, Ronnie Sampson, limmy Sanderson, linda Scalise, Rod Scarborough Frank Schenclc, Richard Schmid, Carol Schmidt, lim Schober, Janet Schroeder, Susan Schultz, Jackie Schulz, Cindy Seemann, Charles Sells, Cathy Sells, Terry Shelton, Tommy Shepardson, Nina Shipman, Bob Shackler, Joe Simpson, Ken Sivernell, David Small, Kathy Smith, Becky Smith, Carole Thompson Heads Student Council Smith, David Smith, Linda Smyers, Gary Spain, Bryan Spears, Paula Stantield, Don Stateler, Dave Stephens, Sue Stevens, Judy Stewart, Don Stewart, Robert Storrer, loy Sullivan, Dianne Swanson, lan Sweeney, Bill Swink, Tom Tatum, Phil Tatum, Shirley Taulman, lim Taylor, Eclwina Thompson, Eric Thompson, Tommy Thornton, Rita Tibey, Steve Tilson, Patti Tirey, Mike Tobey, Richard Tong, Charlene Toppin, Bruce Tripp, Ricky Tubb, Larry Tuohy, Susan Vannoy, Diane Vaughan, Susie Vermillion, Pam Voelker, Teri Waddell, Allen Walker, Mike Wallace, Sherry Walton, Joe Ward, Ronnie Wore, Judy Warlord, Cynthia WHY, Norman Wellborn, Cecilia Wellington, Greg West, Paula White, John Whitley, John Whittington, Mike White ls Band's Student Director rv fs.: V' s-4 gf +1 QI ,go -f'7' .pd -if r 'r all .Z ,,.4-v 'VN fu? N.. nf' 1:-ff x.z Nl. ...f-f Woodard Serves as Band President Williams, Corley Williams, iff ,..,w-f Woodie Willmington, Susan Wilmoth, Wayne Wilson, Gretchen Wilson, .lacque 'id Wofford, Julia Wollenman, SJ David Woodard, Gene Woods, Sharon ...- Woodward, Mike Wright, Debbie Wright, Robyn Wright, Bud ledingham's version of Misty won him .. Hollis Howell, lulia Wofford, and Jan Morris sang talent award in the Big E contest. folk songs at the talent contest. Rusty York, Jeannie Cheryl Monroe portrayed a five year old who couldnt get her ship to sail. Do You Remember . . . Getting measured for caps? The Homecoming game in the rain? :x'4 Z1 Sabre HesTer's Bullwinkle doll? Ill Uncle Orange and The Tangerines? Cqrl Privirfg beard? .Qi Junior Officers Tommy Harmon Dwighf Smifh Charles Smiih Secretory Vice President President Marie Abbot! larry Able Sandra Akers lim Allen Johnny Allen Larry Alphin Lindo Anderson Mark Anderson Philip Armstrong Janet Arnold '29 Barbara Borgsley Barbara Barnes Larry Beaver David Beckett Dona Bell Connie Bellows Mike Berry Philip Berry Charles Bircheti Chuck Blackburn if Busler Anhur Charles Athans Peggy Atreberry Rocky Afwell Grace Austin Paula Bailey larry Boker Debbie Bales Craig Balthrop David Banks Mike Blackwell Debbie Blanton Tommy Blessing Marla Boteler Tony Bourgeois Carol Bowers Larry Bowman Barbara Bayd Bill Braddy Patti Broker Barbara Brantley Debbie Bray Tommy Bretz Dennis Brewer Freddy Brewer lohn Bridwell Suzanne Briscoe Donald Brister Barbara Browder Cathy Brown Highlanders Welcome Cdessa Fans Students entertained out at town fans with a dance in the school gym alter the Eastern Hills Odessa football game Mary Buyers Acts as Cheerleader Nancy Brown Sherrye Bugg Barbara Burgess Paul Burke Craig Burkett Brenda Burnham Sally Butler Mary Buyers larry Byers Randy Cagle Gail Cain Doug Calhoun lim Cardwell Suzy Cardwell Jeanne Carey Shirley Carpenter Betty Carrell Pat Carter Bruce Casburn Candy Cauble Sam Caudill Steve Caulield Judy Chapman Debbie Cherry Bill Childs Debbie Childs Betty Chism Martha Challar Allen Clark Bobby Clark Cathy Clayton Cynthia Coates Carolyn Cobb Mary Cake Randy Cole Cherie Collet Cora Connatser John Conrad Martha Conrad Jimmy Cook Kathy Currin Robert Curry Shirley Curry Janice Dalrymple Lee Darr Sherrie Davenport Carol Davis Danette Davis Debbie Davis Dixie Davis EHH Dianne Copenhaver Nancy Cottingham Mickey Coulson Karen Cox Dean Crocker Cecil Crockett Sue Crowley Regina Crumley Rene Cunningham George Curl lan Davis Steve Davis Jackie Deere Nancy Dennis Herbert Denny Mary Dines Bob Dodd Ann Dominy Eddie Douglas Andy Dyer . L5 Juniors 7 Nd Sl Nr' v-,v ol l Aff., Nl Nancy Ferguson Marsha Finch lere Fletcher Linda Floyd Susan Follin V7 rf -41 Elaine Earles Susan Easton Mickey Eidson Jane Ellington Cyd Elmore Judy Endebrock Devonna England Don Erwin Belinda Eubanks Terry Faris Connie Foster Gay Fowler Bobbie Frankenlield Bonnie Frazier Kathy Garner .1-i Awfi xy-95 vi- f Classmates Elect Harmon Secretary Danny Garrett lanis Gust Barbara George Ed Gibson lon ,Golden Kathy Galdring Susan Goodwin Linda Goolsby Danny Graves Robert Gray Leslie Green Ramsey Greenway Daphne Greer Billy Gregg Beverly Gregory Jimmy Gregory lark Griffin James Griffin Les Griffin Charles Griffith loy Grimes John Grunow Beverly Gunn T. H. Haltom Donna Hamilton Vicki Hamilton Virki Hamlett David Hanebutt Teresa Hardin Tommy Harmon Kent Harrington David Hart Gail Haueisen Ricky Hawrylak Richard Haynes Gregg Heitzman Spence Henderson Randy Henson Gaye Herring Linda Herring John Hetherly Mike Hewatt Linda Hill Mary Hill Cathey Himes Melinda Hollingsworth Gary Hoover Francis Hostetter Suzanne Houghton Connie Howell Ranch Day Brings Unusual Dress Robert luke came dressed as an Indian on Ranch Day. Mary Buyers and Kent Harrington, both cheerleaders, enioy the remarks made by Mayor Vandergriff at the football banquet. Steve Howell Nanny Hubbard Randy Hubbard Joan Hudson David Humphreys Donald Humphreys Susan lngles Patti Isley Mike Ivey Mike James Elaine Jones Walter Jordan Lewis Judd James Keen Carolyn Keeton na' 4' EHHS Philip James Mike Jarrett Paulo Jay Donald Jeones Beverly Johnson Cynthia Johnson James Johnson Ronnie Johnson Sharon Johnson Bill Johnston Sherry Keeton Gordon Kelly Mike Kelly Lacrescia Kilgore Rodney Kirkham Teddy Kitchens Elaine Kite Cathy Klette Jeanne Knight Virginia Knowles Larry Koebernick Jimmy Kouns Cindy Latham Anna Latta Peggy Lawler Juniors io-I 11' Linda Lynch Carolyn McAlister Allan McBrayer Carol McClure Ray McCormack Karen McCulley David McCurry Cheryl NlcKenzie Mary McLendon Gloria McMillian '-0 Eddie Lawrence Ronda Lawson lan Lee Tommy Lee Tommy Lee Carol Levander Dick Lofgren Lynn Lovett Charles Luke Robert Luke 4 -.Al lk-,gli-.J L ll ' Glynda McMillian Pam MacDowell Cindy Maddox Jimmy Mann Judy Manning Melinda Marberry Jim Marshall lynn Marshall Billy Martin Jerri Mason Steve Mason Sandra Meador Terry Mealer Mary Beth Meissner Linda Melear Russell Melton Gloria Mercer Janice Merritt Jerry Merritt Alan Miller Betty Mims Joe Miner Janice Minshew Elaine Mires Linda Mitchell Bill Moffett Barbara Mohr Fred Moore Jimmy Moore Charlotte Moorhead Mike Moreland Sandra Morell Mike Morris Sandra Morris Cathy Morrow Nikki Morrow Dovid Myers JoAnne Myers Jerry Neol Koren Nelson Doris Newberry Steve Newborn Cynthio Newmon Terry Newton Jimmy Normon Nonry Nottingham lon Owen Jocob Posloy Fronces Postusek Philip Patterson Shirley Potterson Bonnie Pemberton Beverly Penneboker lim Perez Tommy Perny I!! ff' ,au gf NJ ND Q..- we' L1 Juniors Place Senior Ring Orders One ofthe highlights ofthe iunioryeor is the ordering of senior rings. Here, representatives from Herft-Jones iewelers. Eynthio Cootes, right, ond leonne Corey, left, give their ring orders to James Peters Lory Peterson lane Petty lim Phillips Jimmy Phillips Glen Polk Danny Potter larklyn Powell Cynthia Pratt Bill Pressley Sandra Reid Gary Reynolds Ray Rhodes Donald Richardson Rirkee Richardson Penny Rigby Debbie Riggs lanet Riley Linda Riley Bill ROBERTS EHH Jan Price Ricky Price Marianne Quinn Paula Ray Becky Reed Roger Reed Stephanie Reed Gary Reeder Randy Reeder Paula Reeves Alena Robertson Curt Robinson James Robinson Arthur Rorhl Jon Rodsater Lynn Rogers Randy Rogers Roger Ross Jimmy Russell Randy Rutledge Juniors Kenny Shank Berah Shaw Jackie Shepherd Jimmy Shipman Judy Shockey Brad Sledge Don Sloan Melinda Slone Charles Smith Dwight Smith 'vs Terry Sallen Dewayne Salmons Leon Sonders Linda Sanders Pot Sanderson Sandy Sandlin Debbie Sands James Schmidt Nolen Scott Donna Scudday -7 v--v od fy l l Gale Smith ' Jill Smith Lynda Smith Donna Sowell Suzanne Speegle Fawn Stanley Barbara Stansberry Bobby Starks Bill Stephens Jimmy Stevens Gary Stevenson Zachrey Stakes Kathlynn Stone Stuart Stovall Danny Strebeck Ronnie Strebeck Berky Sutton Logan Swords Shirley Taggart lanis Tatum Debbie Wright helps Fawn Stanley make a last-minute adiustment prior to the Big E finals. Donna Hamilton, Susan Easton, and Paula Ray extend a welcome to visiting exes during homecoming week. Paul Tatum Dolores Taylor Ted Thetford Barrett Thomas Dalton Thomas -,vcr Debbie Thompson lon Thornburg Cynthia Tibey Chris Townes Carolyn Troian Lynn Underwood Rene Valleio Bill Vance Tim Vann Johnny Vaught Tern' Vernon Philip Viard Kenny Vickers Frankie Wall Richard Walters NJ -.4 'qv Many Juniors Letter in Football At the annual football banquet, Mr. Gene Smyers, president of the Booster Club, Vortdergrift ol Arlington. Sixteen iuniors were announced as lettermen lstonding leltl was presented a blanket by Coach Runnels. Seated, left, is Mayor Tommy Bill Walther John Warkentin John Warren Randall Warren Mary Ann Warriner lo Ellen Watson Bob Weaver Kathy Webb Cindy Wehrmann Donna Weimann Steve Wellborn lock White Pam White Barry Whitfill Ronnie Wilborn Gary Willenborg Mary Willess David Williams James Williams Barry Wilmoth uw Lef Dolores Taylor pantomimes Barbara Streisands record of lm Five for her talent in the Big Right Debbie Woodruff prepares to make last minute makeup repairs before the Big E finals. -J R7 X 509 'Q' 3 if Q K... Tom Young Tommy Young Bobby Zehner David Wilson Margaret Winters Greta Wintien ludy Withers Paul Wollenman Eliot Wood Debbie Woodruff Tonya Woolbright David Worley Steve Worley Debbie Wright Susan Wright Dennis York Jimmy Young Ricky Young Karen Cox Crowned Beauty Winner -df 5 5 Q V? ' J g is 5 A y 3 3 5 sv ' . ff if 5,3 f ere' 5 ' 1 Y . Y 1 1 2 K ' J i xy, ., 1 gi '. J , ' - i ,ggi i' ' fi 1 K Q 3 , ' 4 i il i li s l -if ' 1. A S V l f 1 Q , if .r , V7 ' er-+ A - - An anxious moment of the Big E Beauty Pageant is the announcement of the ten Johnson, Lorrie Ledingham, Cheryl Monroe, Jeanne 0'Neill, Fawn Stanley, Dolores finalists. Left to right, they were Jo Ellen Copeland, Karen Cox, Ann Dominy, Karlin Taylor, and Debbie Woodruff, 1 R w, 'X K , Q ,,-, I K f , i I n 21 1141? K. e',gz ,s se A if mf .x be NRE F y . - Q F . If f fiii s ,jpeg 5. i, - .zrxaq '1- ee Sophomore Officers Todd Webster Mike Carter Gary Goodyear President Secremry Vice President 4 vi Russell Akers lock Alexander Alire Alferez Charles Aman Phil Ambrose Faran Amendolo Bill Andrews lames Appleby Cindy Arnold Madeline Aultman larry Baber Barry Bailey V? 382 Sophs Registered in September Elaine Bailey lohnny Bailey Christy Ball Frank Barnes Steve Barnes Vicki Bossham Debbie Bearden Alan Bell Cindy Bell Steve Bell larry Bennett Gary Biebighauser Louis Bills Karren Blokeman Paula Bledsoe Cathy Borst Richard Bowers Freddy Bowling Richard Bowman Karen Box Vicki Boyd Mike Brashears Shirley Brazeal Charles Brazzel Deborah Campbell Gordon Cardwell Martha Carey David Carlisle Marsha Carter. Mike Carter Richard Cartwright John Caster Claudia Coufield Becky Cauthern Chris Chamberlain Cynthia Chandler Joyce Chapman Marion Chell Charles Childress Toni Christy Ross Churman John Clare David Cockerham Dorothy Coleman Linda Collier Frances Compton Mary Sue Conatser Greg Cannell Mike Bruner Cheryl Brunson Terry Brunson Belinda Bruton Lindo Buckingham Brenda Burgess Dick Burt David Burton Johnny Byers Vernita Cain Shelly Caldwell Paul Calhoun Webster, Goodyear, Carter Charles Cook Melody Cook Merrill Cooper Cynthia Corley Carolyn Cox Martha Creel Gerald Cresap Theresa Croushore Cynthia Crow Pam Cunningham Paul Darwin Vickie Davenport ead Soph Class as Officers Orene Davidson Mark Davis Charles Dean Craig Dearden Debbie Diehl Mark Dilworth Larry Dockery Linda Doggett Carolyn Dolbee Kitty Doll Dwight Douglas Carla Dry David Dyche Brad Ellis Cynthia Ellis Debby Endsley Artie Erwin Carole Evitt Bill Fegan Katie Fegan Eddie Fenley Carolyn Ferguson Mike Fernihough Harriet Filer Sophomore football players, Greg Carroll, Phil Norwood, Steve Luebbehusen, Jim Fleming, and Todd Webster, offer a toast to Coach Runnels at the football banquet Sophs Attend Football Banquet -4-4, Jim Fleming Mike Followill William Followill Jeter Fulbright James Gammon Ronald Gibson Chuck Gilbert Vicki Gill Stephanie Glass Lee Godsey Charles Goodyear Gary Goodyear Bobby Gordon Gayle Gorsich Jenny Gotcher Jack Graham Sue Graham Charlie Gray Barbara Green Steve Grimes Edwina Hall Rickie Hall Jayne Hammonds Wayne Hammonds , K gg 5 VC Q it .ir gi K A Cf? F W rf ,, y S !L,, 5 by A r ' , ff f' ' w , 1+ t,, H L diiQ...s- 'M7' t .f Becky Michael and Debbie Oliver suffer the agonies of initiation at Pan Am party. Diana Hancock Earl Hancock Kathy Hardisty Connie Harman Wesley Harris Jeanne Hatcher Janie Hatchett Rick Hatton Kurt Haueisen Beverly Hazlewood ' Margaret Hearnes Steve Helton Pat Henderson Janis Henry Herbie Herbert Joey Herr Things go better with Coke! is Dwight MitcheIl's slogan at Spanish Club initiation. We wr' x ur bv., Tommy Herrin my Sally Herring 'Yf'31wg5 Patrick Hicks Sandy Higginbotham Kirk Hill Roy Hoaglind John Hobbs Jim Hodgson ,.,-4 Mike Hollis Emily Halt Kayla Holt lim Horst Karen Hastetter Susan Hotman Tessie Houghton Vicki Houston Paul Howard Kerry Howell Steve Howell Billy Huber Howell, Luebbehusen, McConnell Ricky Hudgins Donna Huggan Karen Humber Janet lsenberg Peta Jackson Mary Jentz Barry Johnson Marge Johnson Sue Johnson Barbara Jones Cara Jones Phillip Jones Stephen Janes Steve Jones Vicki Jones Dave Jose Liz Keel Barbara Kelly David Kliever Rodney Lagasse Lloyd Lancaster Claude lane John Lathrop Tim Laws -3' Lead B Team to Best Season Ricki Lose Marcy Lovelace John Lown Steve Luebbehusen Sally Lutz Patti Lynch Kerr Lynn Paul McAlister Jill Mcflanahan Rodney McConnell Rodney McCormick Frank McKee Lindo McLaughlin Sherry McMennamy Connie McMorries Lloyd McRae Marsha Mann Mark Manning Martha Marberry George Martin Ronnie Mason Larry Massey Melinda Mathis Joe Matthews Debby Leach David Le Boeuf Sherma Leddy Lorrie Ledingham Sara Lee Katrina Lehew Donna Lemons Ronnie Lemons Diana Lewis Roger Lewis Susan Litsey Carol Long :ra -a-'- wg fs Q ct ,Z can M Soph Homeroom Wins Contest Roger Matthews Karen Maxwell Donna Mealer Dave Mees Ann Meitzen Christine Melanson Norman Mercer Doug Meyers Becky Michael Sydney Michael Ronald Miclcle Corleen Miles Gary Miller Glenda Miller Bill Milner Dwight Mitchell Tommy Mitchell Billy Moncus David Moore Nolan Moore Sharon Moran Terry Morgan Susan Morrow Peggy Morton Marge Johnson and Marlene Tripp decorate Coach Howertons homeroom, which won first place in the homecoming contest, Connie Murray Steve Napper Pat Nelson Cheryl Neville Keith Newman Charlene Nichols Ted Nicholson Charles Noah Nancy Nolan John Norris Penny Norris Phil Norwood Debbie Oliver Mikel Oswalt Barbara Owens limmy Owens lay Parchman Susan Parsley Clifton Patterson Janice Paukert William Paul B. C. Payne Jerry Pearson Virginia Peel Debbie Bearden and Marge Johnson have lun on the bus trip to Waco Zona Underwood Greg Connell Linda Doggett and Rodney lagosse lead yells Charles Perrino Wally Peterson Jan Price Peggy Priddy Mike Privitt Bobby Ralston Greg Rasmussen Terry Rasmussen Jon Reeves Anne Reilly Susan Rhodes Larry Richardson Tony Smith, Joey Herr Win 'QQ' - .4 N-. Kim Riddle Tom Risley Brenda Robertson Claudia Robertson Cynthia Robinson Judy Robinson Carol Roddy Cathi Rogers Shari Rusk Steve Salyer Pam Sanderson Cynthia Sandlin lan Schmidt Candy Schober Cathy Schwotzer Stanley Scoville Tim Self Ronald Severnell Remoh Shamburger Jerry Sharp Lynda Sherrill Linda Simpson Johnny Skinner Emma Smith T53 ri! Football Letters as Sophs Sandy Stewart Birdie Stokes lynn Strode Jeanne Summerford Jimmy Swanson John Tandy Nancy Tankersley Candy Tart Becky Tate Eddie Taylor Judy Taylor Cheryl Tekstar Debbie Terrell Robby Thiem Debbie Thompson Kathy Thompson Cindy Thornburg Pat Tibey Candy Tims Pat Tinsley Cindy Towles Mike Tramel Margie Tripp Ricky Truitt Gary Smith Lynette Smith Tony Smith David Southard Diane Sparks Andy Speck Janet Spivey Bobby Spratling Jane Spruill Suzanne Stadler Allen Stanford Alanna Stapleton 9' David Tucker Jeannette Turner Phil Ulmer Zona Underwood Bill Vandagriff Lyn Vann Sally Wakefield Sara Walden Shawn Ward Mike Washmon Sunnye Waters Rosemary Watson Della Webb Gary Webb Todd Webster Paula Weeks Don Weems Pat Wherland Only Qne Soph Makes Big E Finals Lorrie Ledingham, the only sophomore to make the Big E finals, sang Birth of the Blues. Sunnye Waters sophomore Y Teen member helps decorate lockers of B team football players P i g so if: G Gary Yinger Steve York Dan Young S Gayle Young Regina Young Cheryl White Nancy Williams Sally Williams Sue Williams Cathy Wilson lark Wilson Kenny Witt Phil Wolff David Woodward lay Worley Douglas Wright Donna Yates John Bailey Constructs C-Juillotine After finishing th authenticity. ff' e study of the French Revolution, lohn Bailey, a student in Mrs. McGraw's world history class, constructed a replica of a guillotine. Gary Webb tests its Mike Jones, top boy, delivers his Laurie Parish receives her diploma from Mr. Johnson and Mr. Vaughan. Sharon Berliner, Top girl, graduation speech. Sieve Mixon and dole enjoy ice cream at Six Flags, where the all-night party was h ld i addresses fellow students. Cindy Purcell and Jerry Chandler have a good Time or The seniors' party alter graduation. Graduation Concludes Year tx ' I1 ,,'- 1 . r ' if ' vi 5' ,. 5 aaaa aa if LL--- Sundru Rondcll odlusts the cap of Dovld Smith in preparation for the Moy 31 graduation, Senior Class Activities A Alderdice, Marc - Band T, 2, 3. Allen, Lynn - Bible Club 3, FTA 3, Pan-Am T, Y-Teens T, 2. Armstrong, David - Boxing 2. Atherton, Nina - FTA 3, German Club 2, 3, Y-Teens 2. Averitte, Clint - Football 2, 3, FTA 3, JCL T, 2, NHS T. Bailey, Pinkie - Pan-Am 2, Red Cross T, 2, Pres. 3, Y'Teens T, 2. Bailey, Richard - Band T, 2, 3, Pan-Am T, Red Cross 2, 3, Stage Band 3. Baldree, Charles - Pan-Am T, 2. Baldwin, Joyce - German Club 2, 3, PaneAm T, NHS T, 2. Bales, Randy - Football T, 3, Safety Council 2. Ball, Gordon - Football T, 2, 3. Barnes, Gloria - Bible Club T, 2, 3, FTA 3, Pan-Am T, Red Cross T, 2, Y-Teens T, 2, 3. Barron, Tomi - Bible Club T, Press Club T, Y-Teens T, 2. Baumgarner, Lindo - German Club 2, 3, Pan-Am T, Red Cross 3, Y-Teens 2. Beene, Mike - Bowling Club T, Bridge Club 3, Leonard's Award T, 2, NHS T, 2, 3, Pan-Am T, Student Council 2. Begley, Peggy - JCL T, Leonards Award T, 2, NHS T, 2, Pan-Am Pres. 3, Student Council T, 3, Y-Teens T, 2. Bell, Janet - Band T, 2, FNA 3, Stage Band T, Y-Teens T, 2. Berliner, Sharon - Bridge Club 3, Chess Club 3, Clan 3, FNA 2, FTA T, German Club 2, 3, Leonards Award T, 2, NHS T, 2, 3, Pan-Am T, Student Council T, 2, 3, Y-Teens T, 2, 3. Biebighauser, Mark - Bible Club 3, Leonards Award T, NHS T, 2, Safety Council 3, Student Council T, 2. Bishop, Micaiah - Band T, 2, 3, Red Cross, 2, Safety Council T. Blackburn, Linda - Bowling Club -3, Y-Teens T. Blanton, Jane - FTA 3, Leonards Award T, NHS T, Press Club 3, Red Cross T, 2, Safety Council T, 2, 3, Student Council 3, Y-Teens T, 2. Bond, Ann - FTA 3, ROTC Sponsor 3, Pan-Am Pres. 3, Tennis T, 2, 3, Y-Teens T, 3. Bower, Linda - Bible Club T, 2, 3, FTA 3, Red Cross 2, 3, Safety Council T, Y-Teens T, 2, 3. Boyd, Sharon - Bowling Club 3, Y-Teens 2, 3. Braswell, Carl - Football T, 2. Brightwell, Terry - Safety Council T. Brister, Doug - Leonards Award T, 2, NHS T, 2, 3. Brock, Carla - FTA T, 3, Y-Teens 2. Brown, Barbara - Pan-Am 3. Brown, Christy - Band T, 2, 3, German Club T, 2, Maiorette T, 2, 3, Red Cross 2, Y- Teens 2. Brown, G'Nelle - Bible Club T, Highlandettes T, Leonards Award T, NHS T, Pan-Am T. Brown, Sherry - Band T, 2, 3, Band Sweetheart 3, FTA 3, Pan-Am 3, Y-Teens 3. Bruner, Melinda - Pan-Am 2, 3, Y-Teens T, 2. Buckingham, Betty - Bible Club T, 2, FNA T, 2, Pan-Am T, 2, Red Cross T, 2, Y- Teens T, 2, 3. Buckman, Bob - Tartan 3. Burt, Linda - FTA M: NHS T, Red Cross 3, Student Council T, Y-Teens 2, 3. Butts, Beverly - Bible Club T, 2, FNA T, 2, 3, JCL 2, 3, Select Choir 3, Y-Teens T, 2. C Cantrell, Candi - Cheerleader T, 2, 3, Student Council T, 2, Red Cross T, 2, 3, Y- Teens T, 2, 3. Carlton, Larry - Pan-Am 2. Carter, Scott - JCL 2, 3. Castillon, Carolyn - Pan-Am 2, 3, Y-Teens T, 2, 3. Chambers, Sherry - Red Cross T, 2, 3, Y-Teens T, 2, 3. Chaney, Chris - Golf T, 2, 3, Red Cross 3. Chappell, Dan - Boxing T, 2, 3. Cheney, Kitty - German Club T. Chesney, Linda - FTA 3, NHS 2, 3, Leonards Award 2, Pan-Am T, Y-Teens T, 2, 3 Christopher, Tom - Pan-Am T. Churman, Jean - Bible Club T, Leonards Award T, NHS T, Pan-Am T, 2, Y-Teens T, 2. Claunch, Diana - Highlandettes T, 2, Y-Teens T, 2, 3. Cochran, Robert - Bible Club T, 2, Pan-Am T, ROTC Drill Team T, 2. 2l0 Cole, Judy - Band T, 2, FNA T, 2, 3, Pan-Am T, Red Cross T, 2, Safety Council T, 3, Yeieens T. Compton, Day - Leonards Award T, 2, NHS 2, 3, Pan-Am T. Conti, Tricia - FTA 3, Highlandettes T, Y-Teens 3. Coombs, Dennis - Chess Club 2. Cooper, Jackie - Y-Teens T, 2. Copeland, JoEllen - Bible Club T, 2, FNA T, 2, Red Cross T, 2, 3, Safety Council T, 2, 3. Cotter, Kathy - Leonards Award T, 2, NHS T, 2. Crow, Burt - Art Club 2, 3, Chess Club 3, Echoes Editor 3, Press Club 2, 3, Tartan 3. D Davis, Cecilia - Band T, 2, JCL T, Leonards Award T, NHS T. Davis, Leonard - Bowling Club T, Leonards Award T, NHS T, Pan-Am T, 3, Red Cross T, 3, Safety Council T, 3. Dews, Gayla - Highlandettes T, Pan-Am 2, 3, Red Cross T, Y-Teens 2, 3. Dixon, Richard - JCL T, 2, 3, Student Council T. Dodd, Marianne - Y-Teens T, 2. Dodson, Danna - FNA 3, Pan-Am 2, 3, Y-Teens T, 3. Dorman, Jim - Football T, 2, 3, Red Cross 3. DuVall, Dean - Chess Club 2, Howdy King 3, Pan-Am 2, 3, Red Cross 2. Elder, Bill - JCL T, 2, Student Council 2. Emerson, Emily - Bible Club T, 2, 3, Clan Editor 3, JCL T, Leonards Award T, 2,3 NHS T, 2, 3, Pan-Am 2. F Featherston, Aleck - Band T, 2, 3, German Club 2, 3, Red Cross 3. Felmey, Dale - FTA T, Pan-Am T, Red Cross T, Student Council T, Y-Teens T, 3. Fenn, Janice - Bible Club T, 2, Bowling Club 3, Y-Teens T, 2. Ferguson, Cheryl - Band T, 2, 3, JCL T, 2, 3, FNA 3, Maiorette 2, 3. Ferguson, Susan - Bible Club T, FNA 3, Highlandettes T, JCL 2, 3, NHS T, Red Cross 2, 3, Y-Teens T, 2. Ficklin, Georganne - FNA 3, German Club 3, Pan-Am 2, Y-Teens 2, 3. Finch, Gary - Football Manager 2, 3. Frankenfield, Gary - Golf T, 2, 3, JCL T. Frazior, Kristina - FNA 3, Highlandettes T, Pan-Am T. Follin, Dot - FTA 3, JCL 2, 3, Press Club 3, Tartan 3. Fugate, Anne - JCL T. G Garrett, Linda - Bible Club T, 2, 3, FTA 2, 3, Tennis T, 2, 3, Y-Teens T, 3. Gatell, Larry - Pan-Am 3, Pres. 2, Red Cross 3. Gibson, Ricky - Cheerleader T, 2, 3. Gill, Kathy - Pan-Am T, Red Cross T, 2, 3, Y-Teens T, 2, 3. Gillum, Linda - Pan-Am T, 2, Y-Teens T, 2, 3. Gilmartin, Johnny - JCL 2, 3, Leonards Award T, NHS T, Press Club 3, Safety Council 3, Student Council 2. Gilreath, Carol - French Club 2, Red Cross 2, 3, Y-Teens 2, 3. Glass, Lynn - Highlandettes T, Pan-Am 2. Gordon, Ann - FNA 2, 3, Y-Teens 2, 3. Gordon, Suzanne - Bible Club T, 3, Select Choir 2, 3. Green, Jack - German Club 2, 3, Red Cross 2, 3. Green, Kathy - Bowling Club 3, Pan-Am 2, 3, Tartan 3. Greene, William - Bridge Club 3, German Club 3, JCL T, NHS T, 2, 3, Leonards Award T, 2. Grunow, Elsie - Bridge Club 3, JCL T, 2, NHS 2, 3, Leonards Award 2, Student Council 2, 3. ' H Hackney, Rita - lTransfer from Arlington Heightsl Allied Youth 2, Young Citizens Forum T, 2. Haley, Lynn - Y-Teens 3. Hardin, Gary - Basketball T, 2, 3. 1 Harmon, David - German l, 3, Safety Council l, 2, 3. Harris, Danny - Class Favorite l, 2, Class Pres. l, 2, 3, Basketball T, 3. Hawthorne, Tom - Football l, Track 3. Hay, Bonnie - Pan-Am 2, Y-Teens l, 2, 3, Heffner, Barbara - Bible Club l, FTA 3, Pan-Am 3, Press Club l, 3, Safety Council 3, Y-Teens i, 3. Helton, Beverly - Bible Club l, 2, 3, JCL l, NHS l, 2. Henry, Terri - Leonards Award T, NHS l, Pan-Am l, 2, Y-Teens l, 2, 3. Herrington, Donna - FNA 3, Safety Council 3, Y'Teens 2. Hess, Sharon - Y-Teens 3. Hester, Beverly - Leonards Award l, NHS l, Pan-Am l, 2, Y-Teens l, 2, 3. Hester, Sabra - Bible Club l, 2, 3, Clan 3, JCL l, 2, Leonards Award l, NHS l, 2, 3, Pon-Am 2, 3. Hilcher, Delores - Y-Teens 2, 3. Hill, Ralph -Basketball 2, 3, JCL T, Leonards Award l, 2, NHS l, 2, Student Council 3. Hilliard, Bill - Band l, 2, Bible Club 3. Hoaglind, Linda - JCL T, Y-Teens 2, 3. Hogue, Sharon - Bible Club 3, Highlandettes T, 2, Pan-Am 2, 3, Y-Teens 3. Hollins, Janice - Highlandettes l, Y-Teens 2. Holman, Barbara - French Club 3, Safety Council 3, Select Choir 3, Y-Teens l. Holmes, Niki - French Club 2, 3, JCL l, 2, 3. Holtzer, Cathy - Pan-Am 3, Y-Teens l, 3, Hommel, Mary - NHS l, Pan-Am l, 2. Horton, Gwynne - Pan-Am l, 2, 3, Press Club 3. Hostetter, Peggy - Leonards Award 2, NHS 2, 3, Pan-Am l, Y-Teens 2, 3. Houghton, Marcia - Y-Teens 3, Houser, Carol - Pan-Am T, 2, Y-Teens T, 2, 3, Howell, Hollis - Bridge Club 3, JCL l, 2, Leonards Award l, 2, Student Council 2. Hudgins, Fay - Bible Club 3, FTA 3, Safety Council 3, Y-Teens 3. Hudgins,Kay-Bible Club 3, FTA 3, Safety Council 3, Y-Teens 3. Hunsaker, Steve - Pan-Am 2, Student Council l. lsley, Mike - Baseball l, 2, 3, Football l. J Jackson, Cynthia - Bible Club l, 2, 3, Pan-Am 2, 3, Y-Teens l, 2, 3. James, Randy - Boxing 2, 3. Johnson, Janet - French Club 2, Y-Teens 2. Johnson, Karlin - Bible Club l, 2, 3, French Club 2, 3, FTA 3, Leonards Award T, 2, NHS l, 2, 3, Select Choir l, 2, 3, Y-Teens 2. Johnston, Paul - Chess Club l, German Club T. Jones, Mike - JCL l, 2, Leonards Award l, 2, NHS T, 2, ROTC l, 2, 3, Student Coun- cil l, 2, 3. Jordan, Linda - Y4Teens 3, Joyce, Susan - FTA 3, Pan-Am l, 2, Student Council T, Y-Teens l, 2, 3. K Kaemmerling, Mitzi - Bible Club l, FTA l, 2, Pan-Am l, 2, Red Cross T, 2, Y-Teens l, 2, 3. Kauffman, Thomas - JCL l, 2, Select Choir 2, 3. Keeton, Steve - Football l, 2, 3, Kelley, Jim - JCL l, Red Cross l, 3, Student Council 2, Kelly, Steve - Band l, 2, 3, PansAm l, Track l. Klabzuba, Jane - Leonards Award l, 2, NHS l, 2, Howdy Queen 3, Pan-Am l, 2, Y-Teens l, 2, Pres. 3. L Larmer, Jay - Bridge Club 3, Pon-Am l. Latham, Jamye - Highlandettes 2, French Club 2, Y-Teens l. Ledingham, Bud - Band l, 2, 3, Bible Club l, Red Cross 2, Stage Band l, 2, 3. Leveridge, Miles - Golf l, 2, 3, Pan-Am 2, 3, Lewis, Linda - Bible Club T, 2, Y-Teens l, 3. Liddle, Sandy - Pan-Am l, Red Cross l, 2, 3, Safety Council l, Y-Teens l, 2, 3. Love, Becki - Clan 3, Leonards Award l, 3, NHS l, 2, 3, Red Cross 2, 3, Student Council 2, Yeieens l, 2, 3. Lown, David - llransferl Chem-Phy Club 2, German Club 2, Tennis 2, 3, Track l. Lund, Carol - FTA 3, Leonards Award l, 2, NHS l, 2, Pan-Am l, Red Cross 2, 3, Student Council 2, Y-Teens 2, 3. Lunsford, Donna - Bible Club T, Leonards Award 2, NHS l, 2, 3, Pan-Am T, Safety Council l, Student Council l, 3, Y-Teens l, 2, 3. M McCoy, Joe - Boxing 2. McCreight, Rachel - FTA l, 3, Y-Teens 2. McEowen,Glenn-Leonard'sAward l,2, NHS l, 2. McKenzie, Janet - Art Club l, Bowling Club l, 2, 3, FTA 3, Highlandettes l, 2, Leonards Award l, NHS l, 2, Pan-Am l, 2, Student Council 3. McMillion, Charles - Golf 2. McMorries, Peggy - NHS 2, 3, Tartan 3. McVean, Morris - Bridge Club 3, German Club 2, 3, Leonards Award T, 3, NHS l, 2, 3, Pan-Am l, Red Cross l, Safety Council 3, Student Council 3, Tennis 3. Marshall, Buddy - Band l, 2, 3. Martin, Kathi - Y-Teens l. Mason, Steven - Bowling Club 3. Mathis, Rosalind - Bible Club l, 2, FTA 2, 3, Red Cross l, 2, 3, Y-Teens l, 2, 3. Means, Don - Bridge Club Pres. 3, Chess Club l, 2, German Club l, 2, Press Club 2, Red Cross l, 2, 3, Student Council l, Tennis l, 2, 3. Mehan, Pamela - French Club 2, 3, Y-Teens l. Menke, Donna - Bible Club 3, Y-Teens l, 2, 3. Mercer, Quinella - Y-Teens l, Michael, Chuck - Golf 2, 3. Miers, Jerry - JCL l, Red Cross 3. Miller, Connie - Pan-Am l, Red Cross 2, Y-Teens l, 3. Miller, Jerry - Basketball 2, 3, Football 2, Captain 3, JCL l. MilIs,,Donna - Bible Club 2, FNA Pres. 3, Red Cross l, 2, 3, Safety Council 3, Y- Teens l, 3. Minter, Larry - German Club l, 2, 3, Safety Council 3. Mitchell, Bryan - Bookkeeping Award 2, Leonards Award l, 2, NHS T, 2. Mitchell, Janell - FTA 3, Red Cross T, 3, Student Council 2, Y-Teens l, 3. Monroe, Cheryl - Y-Teens 3. Moore, Lydina - Bible Club l, 2, FNA l, 2, Highlandettes l, 2, Red Cross 3, Y-Teens l, 3. Morrow, Mickey - Band l, JCL 3. Morrow, Ted - Bible Club l, 2, Track T, 2. Mulkins, Sharon - Pan-Am l, Red Cross l, 2, 3, Y-Teens l, 2. N Nash, Wayne - Basketball l, 2, 3, Red Cross 2, 3. Neal, Weldon - Bible Club 3, FTA 2, 3. Neel, Joy - FNA 3, NHS l, Pan-Am l, 2, 3, Y-Teens l, 2, 3. Nelson, Bonnie - Bible Club l, 3, JCL l, Student Council 3. Newman, Jan - Bible Club l, 2, Tartan 3, Y-Teens l, 2, 3. Nickelson, Gary - French Club 2, Golf 3, Red Cross 3. 0 0'Dell, Carolyn - Leonards Award 2, NHS 2, 3, Pan-Am 2, 3, Red Cross 2, 3, Stu- dent Council 2, 3, Y-Teens 2, 3. 0'Dell, David - Basketball Trainer 3, Bridge Club 3, Chess Club 2, Leonard's Award l, 2, 3, NHS l, 2, 3, Press Club 3, Red Cross l, Student Council 2, 3. 0'Neill, Jeanne - Bible Club 2, Altrusa Award 2, JCL l, Leonards Award l, NHS l, Red Cross l, 2, ROTC Sponsor 3, Y-Teens l, 2, 3. 0'Shields, Jane - Pan-Am T, Red Cross l, 2, 3, Y-Teens T, 2, 3. P Parish, Laurie - Bible Club T, Clan 3, JCL l, Leonards Award l, 2, NHS l, 2, 3, Red Cross l, 2, 3, Y-Teens l, 2, 3. Parker, Carol - Highlandettes l, Select Choir 3, Y-Teens l, 2. Peterson, Robert - Pan-Am l, Pres. 2. Peterson, Ronnie - Pan-Am T, 2. Phillips, Carol - Y-Teens l. Polk, Sharon - Y-Teens l, 2, 3. Privitt, Carol - Bond l, 2, 3, Leonards Award l, 2, NHS l, 2, Student Council l, 2, 3. Pruitt, Cheryl - Band 3, Bowling Club 3, French Club 2, 3, Press Club 3, Y-Teens l, 2, 3. Purcell, Cindy - Bible Club 3, Pan-Am l, Press Club 3, Tartan 3, Y-Teens l, 2, 3. Purnell, Donna - Pan-Am l, 2, 3. R Randall, Sandra - Bible Club l, 2, Class Favorite 2, Class Secretary 3, Football Queen 3, FTA 2, 3, Student Council l, 3, Y-Teens l, 2, 3. 2ll Reid, Charles - Chess Club Pres. 2, 3, Leonards Award l, NHS l, Track 2. Reynolds, Jonci - Bible Club 3, FTA 3, Pan-Am l, 2, Red Cross l, 2, Safety Council 2, Y-Teens l, 2, 3. Robbins, Rosemary - Bible Club l, FTA 3, Leonard's Award l, 2, NHS l, 2, Pan-Am l, Press Club 2, 3, Tartan 3, Student Council 2, Y-Teens l. Robinson, Marcia - Leonards Award l, NHS l. Rose, Jimmie - Bible Club 2, 3, Class Secretary l, Class Vice-Pres, 2, Class Favorite l, Track l, 2, 3. Roselle, Ken - Clan l, 2, 3, JCL l, 2, Leonards Award l, NHS l, Press Club l, 2, Pres. 3, Tartan l, 2, Editor 3. Rush, Diane - Bible Club l, Bookkeeping Award 2, Red Cross 2, 3, Student Council 2. S Salfen, Ronnie - Bridge Club 3, Clan 3, JCL l, 2, Leonards Award l, 2, NHS l, 2, Red Cross l, 2, Student Council l, 2. Sampson, Jimmy - Bible Club l, 2, Press Club 3. Sanderson, Linda - FNA l, 2, JCL l, 2, Y-Teens l. Scalise, Rod - Chess Club l, 2, Pan-Am 2. Scarborough, Frank - Chess Club 2. Schenck, Richard - Select Choir 2, 3, ROTC l. Schmid, Carol - FNA l, 2, 3, Pan-Am l, Select Choir 3, Y-Teens l. Schmidt, Jim - Band l, 2, 3, JCL l, Red Cross 3, Schober, Janet - Bible Club l, 2, JCL l, 2, German Club 2, 3, Leonards Award l, 2, NHS l, 2, ROTC Sponsor 2, 3, Student Council l, 2, 3, Red Cross l, 2, Y-Teens l, 2, 3. Schroeder, Susan - Clan 3, JCL l, Pon-Am 2, 3, Red Cross l, 2. Schultz, Jackie - FTA 3, NHS 2, 3, Red Cross l, 2, 3, Y-Teens l, 2, 3. Seemann, Charles - Bond l, Bowling Club l, 2, 3, Bridge Club 3, JCL l, NHS 2. Sells, Cathy - Clan 3, German Club 2, JCL l, Leonards Award l, 2, Press Club 3, Student Council 2, 3, Y-Teens l, 2. Shelton, Tommy - Pan-Am l, 2. Shepardson, Nina - Bowling Club 2, 3, Pan-Am l, 2, 3, Y-Teens l, 2. Simpson, Ken - Leonards Award l, 2, NHS l, 2, Student Council 3. Sinku, Jeff - Band l, 2, Boxing 2, 3. Sivernell, David - Basketball Manager l, Safety Council l. Small, Kathy - Bible Club l, 2, FTA 3, Pon-Am l, Safety Council 2, 3, Red Cross l, 2, 3, Y-Teens l, 2, 3. Smith, Carole - Bowling Club 3, Y-Teens l. Smith, David - Football l, 2, 3, Track 2, 3, Spain, Bryan - Bible Club l, 2, 3, Pan-Am l, Football l, 2, 3, Red Cross l, 3. Speors,Poula - Leonards Award 2, NHS 2, Red Cross l, 2, 3, Y-Teens l, 2, 3. Stanfield, Don - Pan-Am 2. Stevens, Judy -JCL 2, 3, Leonards Award l, 2, NHS l, 2, ROTC Sponsor 2, 3, Tennis l, 2, 3, Y-Teens l, 2. Stewart, Don - Pan-Am l, Red Cross l. Stewart, Robert - Baseball l, 2, 3, Cheerleader l, FTA 3, Pan-Am 2, 3, Red Cross l, 2, 3. Swanson, Jan - Leonards Award 2, NHS 2, Pon-Am 3, Y-Teens 2. Swink, Tommy - JCL 3, Football 2, Track l, 3. 2l2 Taulman, Jimmy - Golf 2, 3, Press Club l. Thompson, Eric - JCL l, 2, Track 2, 3. Thompson, Tommy - Baseball l, 2, 3, Basketball 3, Bible Club l, 2, Class Secretary 2, Class Vice-Pres. l, 3, NHS l, 2, 3, Pan-Am l, Student Council Pres. 3. Thornton, Rita - JCL l, Bible Club l, 3, Clan 3. Tilson, Patti - FTA 2, 3, Highlandettes l, Y-Teens 2. Tirey, Mike - Baseball l, 2, Football l. Tripp, Ricky - German Club 3, Student Council l, 2. Tubb, Larry - Band l, 2, 3, German Club 2, 3, Leonards Award 2, NHS 2, N.M.S. Letter of Commendation 3. Tuohy, Susan - Pan-Am l, Y-Teens l, 2. V Vannoy, Diane - Leonards Award l, NHS l, Pan-Am l, Student Council l, Y-Teens l, 2, 3. Vaughan, Susie - Bible Club 2, 3, FTA 2, 3, Select Choir 3, Y-Teens l, 2, 3. Vermillion, Pam - Bowling Club 3, FNA l, 2, Red Cross 2, 3. W Waddell, Allen - Golf l, 2, 3, Pan-Am l. Walker, Mike - ROTC l, 2, 3. Walton, Joe - Bowling Club 3, Pan-Am l, Tartan 3. Ward, Ronnie - lTronsterJ Band l, 2, 3, Booster Club l, 2, Moth Club l, Science Club l, Spanish Club l, 2, Stage Band 2, 3. Wore, Judy - Pon-Am l, Y-Teens l, 2, 3. Wellborn, Cecilia - Bible Club 3, French Club 2, Y'Teens 2, 3. White, John - Band l, 2, 3, French Club 2, 3, Leonards Award 2, NHS 2, Pan'Am l, Select Choir 3, Stage Bond 3. Whitley, John - Bible Club l, 2, 3. Williams, Corley - Baseball l, 2, 3, Bridge Club 3, JCL 2, 3, Leonards Award l, Student Council l. Willmington, Susan - FTA 3, Leonards Award l, NHS 2, 3, Press Club 3, Y-Teens l, 2. Wilson, Gretchen - JCL l, 2, 3, Y-Teens l, 2. Wilson, Jacque - Pan-Am l, Y-Teens l, 2, 3. Wofford, Julia - JCL l. Wollenman, David - Basketball 2, 3, Bridge Club 3, JCL l, Leonards Award 2, 3, NHS l, 2, 3, Press Club 2, 3, Red Cross l. Woods, Sharon - Red Cross 3, Y-Teens 2, 3. Woodward, Mike - Pan-Am l, Student Council 3. Wright, Debbie - Bible Club l, 2, 3, FTA l, Pan-Am l, Red Cross 2, Y-Teens l, 2, Wright, Robyn - Highlandettes l, French Club 2, 3, NHS l, Pan-Am 2, Select Choir 2, 3, Safety Council 3, Wright, Rusty - Bible Club l, 2, Cheerleader 2, 3, JCL l, 2, Leonards Award l, NHS l, 2, 3, Red Cross 2, 3, Student Council l, 2. Y York, Jeannie - Pan-Am l, Y-Teens I, 3. Able, A larry 177 Abott, Marte 177 Acull, Elene 100, 159 Adkrson, Gary 50, 159 Agee, Paul 159 Akers, Russell 52, 53, 177, 195 Alderdrce, Marr 51, 159 Alexander, lark 195 Allerez, Alice 195 Allcark, Jrrnmy 74, 79, 89, 92, Allen, Frames 159 Allen, Jrrn 177 Allen, Johnny 177 Allen, lynn 159 Alphrn, larry bl, 177 Aman, Charles 195 Ambrose, Phil 195 Amendola, Faran 195 Anderson, Curtis 159 Anderson, Linda 49, 177 Anderson, Mark 177 Anderson, Mrs Suzanne 116 Andrews, Bill 50, 195 Anthony, Tommy 96, 97, 159 Appleby, James 195 Appleby, Mike 50 Armstrong, Davrd 159 Armstrong, Phrlrp 177 Arnald, Cindy 195 Arnold, Janet 177 Arthur, Buster 177 Athons, Charles 177 Atherton, Nina 29, 39, 159 Atteberry, Peggy 177 Atwell, Rocky 177 Austin, Grace 177 Averrtte, Clint 61, 83, 159 Avery, Mr Melvin 117 Babel, 1arry 97, 195 Barley, Barry 87, 195 Barley, Elaine 195 Bailey, Johnny 52, 195, 207 Barley, Paula 177 Barley, Plnkre 159 Bailey, Richard 50, 51 Baker, larry 177 Baker, Miss Marylourse 115 Baldree, Charles 159 Benton, larry 160 Berliner, Sharon 39, 44, 151, 152, Berry, larry 160 Berry, Mike 98, 1l7 Berry, Phrlrp 60, 70, 74, 78, 79, 177 Brebrghauser, Gary 195 Btebrghauser, Mark 160 Bulls, louis 195 Brrrhett, Charles 177 Bishop, Macalah 50, 51, 160 Brvrn, Mr. Edd 94, 114 Blackburn, Churk 177 Blackburn, Linda 160 Blarkwell, Mike 178 Blokeman, Karen 195 Blanton, Debbre 178 Blanton, Jane 152, 160 Blasrhke, Mrs. Annette 95, 113 Bledsoe, Paula 195 Blessing, Tammy 61, 70, 71, 178 Bond, Ann 52, 95, 160 Borst, Cathy 51, 195 Boteler, Marla 178 Bounds, Bobby 47, 160 Bawer, Lrnda 160 Bowers, Carol 178 Bowers, Rirhard 195 Bowling, Freddy 87, 195 Bowman, larry 61, 178 Bowman, Rrrhard 195 Box, Karen 195 Boyd, Barbara 178 Boyd, Vrckr Boyd, Sharon 160 Bourgearse, Tony 178 Broddy, Bill 12, 36, 119, 178 Broker, Patti 49, 178 Brantley, Barbara 13, 178 Brashears, Mike 195 Broswell, Carl 160 Bray, Debbie 178 Brazeal, Shirley 195 Brauel, Charles 195 Bretz, Tommy 93, 178 Brewer, Dennis 178 Brewer, Freddy 178 Brrdwell, John 89, 178 Bnghtwell, Terry 160 Brrsroe, Suzanne 178 Bnster, Donald 178 Buster, Douglas 160 Brork, Carla 160 Browder, Barbara 178 Brown, Barbara 160 Brown, Cathy 61, 178 Baldwin, loyre 159 Boles, Debbie 177 Boles, Randy 61 Ball, Christy 195 Ball, Gordon 17, 60, 68, 159 Ballard, Mrs. Charlotte 118 Balthrap, Craig 177 Banks, Davrd 44, 46, 155, 177 Brown, Cristy 50, 51, 178 Brown, Dan 160 Brown, GNelle 160 Brown, Nancy 133, 179 Brown, Ray 17, 160 Brown, Sherry 51, 147, 160 Bruner, Melrnda 160 Bruner, Mike 196 Bannister, Larry 159 Bargsley, Barbara 177 Barnes, Barbara 177 Barnes, Frank 72, 89, 93, 195 Barnes, Gloria 159 Barnes, Steve 195, 86 Barron, Tot 159 Bronson, Cheryl 196 Brunsan, Terry 196 Bruton, Belinda 100, 196 Burkrnghorn, Betty 160 Buckingham, Linda 196 Burkman, Bob 31, 47, 53, Bugg, Sherrye 179 122, 155, 160 Bassham, Vtrkr 195 Bates, Brad 159 Baumgarner, Linda 159 Bearden, Debbie 195, 203, 100 Beaver, larry 177 Bezkett, Davrd 177 Burdrne, Johnnie 14, 161 Burgess, Barbara 179 Burgess, Brenda 196 Burke, Paul 53, 179 Burkett, Craig 179 Burt, Dirk 72, 96, 97, 196 Bedlord. Gene 159 Beene, Mike 159 Begley, Peggy 159, 100 Bell, Alan 195 Bell, Cindy 195 Bell, Dana 177 Be1l, loner 160 Bell, Steve 72, 93, 195 Bellows, Connie 177 Bennett, Larry 195 Burt, linda 10, 161 Burton, Davrd 196 Busby, Dr. Elden 104 Burnham, Brenda 179 Butcher, Gary 161 Butler, Sally 179 Butts, Beverly 160 Buyers, Mary 133, 142, 179, 183 Byers, Johnny 196 Byers, lorry 179 Index 160 C Cagle, Randy 179 Cain, Gaul 179 Cain, llnda 160 Corn, Vernrta 196 Caldwell, Shelly 196 Calhoun, Mrs, loyre 121 Calhoun, Daug 179 Calhoun, Paul 196 Campbell, Cindy 161 Campbell, Deborah 196 Cantrell, Candi 13, 137, 143, 161 Cantrell, Kay 161 Cardwell, Gordon 196 Cardwell, James 53, 179 Cardwell, Suzy 179 Carey, Jeanne 179, 187 Carey, Martha 196 Carlisle, Davrd 92, 196 Carlton. larry 10, 17, 161 Carpenter, Jim 14, 161 Carpenter, Shirley 179 Carr, lynn 72 Carrell, Betty 179 Carroll, Greg 72, 112, 198 Carroll, Mrs. Valda 39, 119 Carter, Marsha 196 Carter, Mike 72, 194, 196 Carter, Pat 179 Carter, Srott 161 Cartwright, Richard 72, 196 Casburn, Brure 179 Caster, John 72, 196 Castrllron, Carolyn 161 Cates, Randy 161 Caudrll, Sam 179 Coulleld, Claudia 196 Caulleld, Steve 179 Cauthern, Becky 196 Chamberlain, Chns 196 Chambers, Benny 161 Chandler, Cynthia 196 Chaney, Chns 161 Chapman, Joyce 196 Chapman, Judy 179 Chappell, Don 96, 161 Chell, Marion 38, 196 Cheney, Kitty 161 Cherry, Debbie 179 Chesney, linda 161 Chtldress, Charles 196 Childs, Bill 179 Chllds, Debbie 179 Chrsm, Betty 179 Chollar, Martha 179 Clarlc, Allen 179 Clark, Bobby 179 Christopher, Tom 161 Christy, Tonr 196 Churrnan, Jean 161 Churman, Ross 196 Clare, John 196 Claunrh, Diana 161 Clayton, Cathy 180 Clemonds, Helen 161 Coates, Cynthia 180, 187 Cobb, Carolyn 180 Cobble, Candy 179 Cochran, Robert 53, 161 Cockerhorn, David 196 Coke, Mary 180 Cole, Grover 161 Cole, Judy 162 Cale, Randy 11, 14, 142, 180 Cole, Sally 162 Coleman, Dorothy 196 Callard, Mike 162 Collet, Cherie 180 Callrer, Linda 196 Compton, Charles 162 Compton, Frances 196 Condrtt, John 162 Connatser, Cara 180 Canatser, Mary 196 Cannell, Greg 13, 196, 203 Conrad, John 180 Conrad, Martha 180 Conti, Tnua 162 Conway, Mrs. Dorothy 107 Cook, Charles 81, 93, 197 Cook, Jimmy 180 Coak, Melody 197 Coornbs, Dennis 53, 162 Cooper, Jarkre 162 Cooper, Merrrll 197 Copeland, la 49, 162, 193 Capenhaver, Dtonne 180 Corley, Cynthia 197 Cotter, Kathy 162 Cottrngham, Nancy 40, 49, 180 Coulson, Mtrkey 180 Cox, Karen 18, 19, 31, 148, 18 Cox, Mrs lan 119 Cox, Carolyn 197 Creel, Martha 197 Cresap, Gerald 197 Cracker, Dean 38, 50, 180 Crockett, Cecil 94, 180 Craashore, Theresa 197 Crow, Burt 31, 47, 155, 162 Crow, Cynthia 51, 197 Crowley, Sue 45, 180 Crumley, Regina 180 Cunnrngharn, Pam 100, 180 Cunningham, Rene 180 Cunningham, Raymond 97 Curl, George 53, 55, 180 Currln, Kathy 180 Curry, Robert 180 Curry, Shirley 145, 180 D Dalrymple, Janrce 180 Danrell, lahn 162 Darden, Charles 162 Dart, lee 180 Darwin, Paul 98, 197 Davenport, Sherrie 51, 180 Daven part, Vickie 197 Davis, Carol 180 Davis, Cecilia 162 Davis, Danette 180 Dovrs, Debbie 180 Davis, Drxre 180 Davis, Donna 13, 15, 17, 130, Davis, lon 181 Davis, Leonard 162 Davis, Mark 53, 197 Davis, Steve 181 Davidson, Orene 197 Dean, Charles 53, 197 Dearden, Craig Sl, 197 Deere, Jarkre 181 Dennis, Nonry 181 Denny, Herbert 53, 181 Dews, Gayla 162 Diehl, Debbie 197 Drlworth, Mark 197 Dunes, Mary 49, 181 Dixon, Rinhard 162 Dackery, Larry 51, 197 Dodd, Bab 40, 181 Dodd, Marianne 162 Dodson, Danna 13, 137, 162 Doggett, linda 197, 203 Dolbee, Carolyn 51, 197 Dall, Kitty 197 Damrny, Ann 18, 149, 181, 193 Darrrs, Danny 162 Dorman, Jim 60, 66, 125, 162 Douglas, Beverly 162 Douglas, Dwight 197 Douglas, Eddie 60, 89, 92, 181 Drrsktll, Marie 162 Dry, Carla 197 Dugan, Bull 162 DuVall, Dean 10, 12, 144, 163 Dyrhe, Davrd 197 Dyer, Andy 93, 181 Dyer, Mrs. lean 110 0, 193 137, 14 E Earles, Elaine 181 Easton, Susan 181, 190 Eidsan, Mickey 181 Elder, Bill 163 Ellington, Jane 181 Ellis, Brad 197 Ellis, Cynthia 197 Elmore, Cyd 181 Elmore, Joyce 163 Emerson, Emily 44, 163 Endebrock, Judy 181 Endsley, Debbie 197 England,'Devonna 181 Erwin, Artie 72, 83, 87,197 Erwin, Don 83, 87, 181 Eubanks, Belinda 181 Evrtt, Carole 197 F Faris, Terry 181 Farrar, Monty 163 Farrell, Tim 52 Featherston, Aleck 51, 163 Fegan, Bill 197 Fegan, Katie 197 Felmey, Dale 163 Fenley, Eddie 72, 197 Fenn, Janice 163 Ferguson, Carolyn 197 Ferguson, Cheryl 50, 51, 163 Ferguson, Nancy 50, 51, 181 Ferguson, Susan 163 Fernihaugh, Mike 72, 93, 197 Ficklin, Gearganne 100, 163 Filer, Harriet 197 Filer, Michele 163 Finch, Gary 63, 163 Finch, Marsha 181 Fisk, Coach Aubrey 93 Fleming, Jim 72, 198 Fletcher, Jere 53, 181 Floyd, Linda 49, 181 Follin, Dot 29, 31, 46, 155, 163 Fallrn, Susan 181 Eollawrll, Mike 53, 198 Followill, William 198 Fontenot, Sgt. Ronald 52, 123 Foster, Connie 181 Fowler, Gay 50, 51, 181 Frankenlreld, Bobbie 181 Frankenfield, Gary 98, 163 Frazier, Bonnie 181 Frazror, Kristina 100, 163 Fry, D. D. 163 Fugate, Anne 163 Fulbright, Jeter 50, 97, 198 Fulkerson, Mrs, Tohita 111 G Gammon, James 81, 198 Garland, David 53, 182 Garner, Kathy 182 Garrett, Donny 182 Gar.ett, linda 29, 95, 163 Garrett, Paul 163 Garvey, Ray 60 Gast, Janis 182 Gatell, larry 34, 163 George, Barbara 11, 14, 45, 99, Gibson, Ed 97, 182 Gibson, Ricky 143, 163 Gibson, Ronald 52, 198 Gilbert, Chuck 198 om, Kathy ies Gill, Vicki 198 Gillum, Linda 163 Gilmartin, Johnny 163 Gilreath, Carol 164 class, Lynn 164 214 100, 182 Glass, Stephanie 198 Godsey, lee 72, 198 Goldman, John 182 Goldnng, Kathy 182 Gooding, Sherry 164 Goodwin, Susan 182 Goodyear, Charles 81, 198 Goodyear, Gary 72, 81, 194, 198 Goolsby, Linda 182 Gordon, Ann 164 Gordon, Bobby 198 Gordon, Paul 61 Gordon, Suzanne 59, 164 Garsrch, Gayle 198 Gotcher, Jenny 198 Gracey, Joe 164 Graham, Jack 14, 51, 89, 198 Graham, Sue 198 Graves, Danny 52, 53, 182 Graves, Coach W. A. 61, 89, 96, 124 Gray, Charlie 198 Gray, Bob 164 Gray, Robert Sl, 182 Green, Barbara 198 Green, Curtis 164 Green, Jack 164 Green, Kathy 47, 100, 164 Green, Leslie 182 Green, Steve 164 Greene, Bill 39, 164 Greenway, Ramsey 53, 182 Greer, Daphne 182 Gregg, Billy 39, 93, 182 Gregory, Beverly 182 Gregory, Jimmy as, 152 Grilfin, Jock 50, 182 Griffin, James 182 Grilfin, les 61, 63, 67, 182 Grrlfrth, Charles 182 Grimes, Joy 182 Grimes, Steve 198 Groody, Don 81 Grunaw, Elsie 164 Grunow, John 44, 182 Gullron, Ronald 164 Gunn, Beverly 182 H Hackney, Rita 164 Haggard, George 53 Haley, Sgt. Charles 122, 123 Haley, Lynn 17, 164 Haley, Mike 55 Hall, Edwina 198 Hall, Rickie 72, 81, 198 Haltom, T. H. 52, 182 Halyard, Richaid 164 Hamilton, Donna 182, 190 Hamilton, Vicki 182 Hamlett, Vicki 13, 182 Hammonds, Jayne 49, 198 Hamrnonds, Wayne 198 Hancock, Carl 97, 199 Hancock, Diana 197 Hanebutt, David 74, 77, 78, 79, 182 Harbour, Barbara 164 Hardin, Gary 74, 76, 80, 164 Hardin, Teresa 182 Hardrsty, Cathy 199 Hardisty, Mark 164 Harmon. Connte 199 Harmon, David 164 Harmon, Tommy 61, 63, 81, 89, 90, 176, 182 Harrington, Kent 142, 183 Harris, Danny 74, 76, 80, 130, 158, 164 Harris, Wesley 199 Hart, David 183 Harvey, Bennett 164 Hatcher, Jeanne 199 Hatchett, Janie 34, 199 Hatton, Rick 199 Houeisen, Gail 99, 183 Houeisen, Kurt 63, 199 Hawthorne, lam 164 Hawrylok, Ricky 183 Hay, Bonnie 164 Haynes, Richard 50, 183 Hazelwood, Beverly 199 Hearne, Pal 165 Hearnes, Margaret 199 Heberle, Mrs. Ann 110 Heltner, Barbara 165 Heitzman, Gregg 183 Helton, Beverly 165 Helton, Steve 199 Henderson, Pat 199 Henderson, Spence 183 Henry, Janice 199 Henry, Tern 114, 165 Henson, Randy 183 Henson, Wade 60, 66, 83, 97, Herbert, Herbie 72, 87, 199 Herr, Joey 64, 70, 72, 89, 93, Herring, Sally 199 Herring, Gaye 183 Herring, linda 183 Herrin, Tommy 52, 53, 199 Herrington, Donna 165 Hess, Sharon 165 Hester, Beverly 114, 165 Hester, Sabra 16, 44, 165 Hetherly, John 60, 64, 74, 77, Hewatt, Mike 183 Hicks, Mrs. Barbara 114 Hicks, Brnus 165 Hicks, Patrick 52, 53, 199 Hrgginbotham, Sandy 199 Hrlcher, Delores 165 Hill, Kirk 199 Hill, linda 183 Hill, Marge 51 Hill, Mr Willie 52, 123 Hill, Mary 183 Hill, Ralph 74, 75, 79, 165 Hill, Trudy 165 Hilliard, Bill 76, 165 Himes, Cathey 34, 183 Hoaglrnd, linda 16, 165 Hobbs, John 72, 199 Hodgson, Jrrn 199 Hague, Sharon 165 Holland, Lou 165 Hollingsworth, Melinda 52, 183 Hollins, Janice 99, 165 Hollis, Mike 200 Holman, Barbara 49, 165 Holmes, Niki 100, 145, 152 Halt, Emily 51, 200 Holt, Rayla 200 Holtzer, Cathy 165 Hommel, Mary 165 Hoover, Gary 51, 183 Hoover, Sandra 165 Hornsby, Jo 165 Horst, lim 51, 200 Harton, Gwynne 165 Hostetter, Francis 38, 183 Hostetter, Karen 200 Hostetter, Peggy 165 Hotman, Susan 200 Houghton, Marcia 166 Houghton, Suzanne 183 Houghton, lessie 200 Haulihan, Mrs. Margie 108 Houston, Vicki 200 Hauser, Carol 166 Howard, James 97, 166, 196 Howard, Paul 97, 200 Howell, Connie 183 Howell, Hollis 100, 166, 174 Howell, Kerry 200 Howell, Steve'62, 184, 200 Howerton, Coach Johnny 61, 8 Hubbard, Nancy 184 Hubbard, Randy 184 Huber, Billy 200 Hudgins, Fay 166 Hudgins, Kay 166 Hudgrns, Ricky 200 Hudson, Joan 184 165 135, 199 78, 79, 89, 91, 132, 183 0, 125 Huggan, Donna 200 Hughes, Mike 51 Humber, Karen 200 Humphreys, Donald 184 Humphreys, Winston 166 Hunsaker, Steve 166 Humphreys, David 86, 184 Inglis, S Isley, M usan 184 ike 89, 91, 166 Isley, Patti 184 Ivey, Mr Jackson, Jackson, ke 184 J Cynthia 34, 166 David 53 James, Mrs. Mary 121 James, Mike 184 James, Philip 184 James, Randy 166 Jarrett, Mike 184 Jay, Paula 184 Jeanes, Donald 53, 184 Jetlords, Miss Alzora 110 Jensen, Pete 10, 60, 62, 69, 86, 166 Johnson, Beverly 184 Johnson, Cynthia 184 Johnson, Gary 166 Johnson, James 53, 184 Johnson, Janet 166 Johnson, Ja Ann 166 Johnson, Karlin 18, 49, 149, 166, 193 Johnson, Marge 135, 200, 202, 203 Johnson, Ronnie 184 Johnson, Sharon 184 Johnson, Sue 200 Johnson, Mr. Roy C. 10, 70, 105 Johnston, Bill 184 Johnston, Jake 166 Johnston, Paul 49, 166 Jones, Barbara 200 Jones, Cara 200 Jones, Elaine 184 Jones, Kenneth 166 Jones, Mike 52, 150, 166 Jones, Phillip 200 Janes, Stephen 200 Jones, Steve 200 Jones, Vicki 200 Jordan, Dianne 17, 26, 29, 40, 70, 139, 166 Jordon, linda 166 Jordan, Walter 184 Jose, Dave 200 Joyce, Susan 166 Judd, lewis 184 K Kaemmerling, Mitzi 166 Koulfrnan, Torn 49, 166 Keel, liz 200 Keen, James 184 Keeton, Carolyn 184 Keeton, Sherry 132, 184 Keeton, Steve 61, 167 Kelley, Jim 16, 167 Kelly, Barbara 200 Kelly, Gordon 184 Kelly, Mike 184 Kelly, Steve 51, 116, 167 Kight, Mary Beth 167 Kilgore, lacresia 52, 55, 184 King, Miss Ann 45, 109 Kirk, Mr. Waylon 116 Kirkham, Rodney 184 Kirkpatrick, Mr. Cilllord 113 Kitchens, Mr larry 115 Kitchens, Teddy 133, 185 Kite, Elaine 185 Klabzuba, Jane 10, 144, 167 Klette, Cathy 185 Klrever, David 200 Knight, Jeanne 185 Knowles, Virginia 185 Koebernick, Larry 185 Kouns, Jimmy 53, 185 Kouns, Johnny 123 l Ladd, Garry 167 Lagasse, Rodney 14, 200, 203 Lancaster, Carolyn 167 Lancaster, Lloyd 200 Lancaster, Marte 167 Lane, Claude 200 Lange, Mary 167 Lankford, James 167 Larmer, Jay 167 Latham, Cindy 185 Latham, Jamye 167 Lathrop, John 72, 200 Latta, Anna 100, 185 Lawler, Peggy 185 Lawrence, Eddie 185 Lows, Tim 200 Lawson, Ronda 185 Leach. Debby 201 Leach, Mrs, Josephine 109 Le8oeuf, David 72, 201 Leddy, Sherma 51, 201 Ledlnghom, Bud 51, 147, 167, 174 Ledingham, Lorne 193, 201, 206 Lee, Jan 185 Lee, Sara 201 Lee, Tommy 185 Lee, Tommy 61, 69, 185 Lehew, Katrina 201 Lemons, Donna 51, 201 Lemons, Ronnie 201 Levander, Coral 185 Levertdge, Miles 167 Lewis, Diana 201 Lewis, Lindo 167 Lewis, Roger 201 ltddle, Sandy 15, 17, 167 Lrnvrlle, Judy 167 Lrtsey, Susan 201 Lttsey, Tony 53 Lofgren, Dick 185 Logan, Deryl 167 Long, Carol 201 Lose, Rickie 201 Lough, Ruby 167 Love, Beck: 45, 100, 167 Lovelace, Gary 167 Lovelace, Marcy 100, 201 Lovett, lynn 185 Lovett, Mrs, Polly 109 Lawn, David 94, 167 Lawn, John 94, 201 Luebbehusen, Steve 72, 135, 198, 201 Luke, Charles 51, 185 Luke, Robert 50, 183, 185 lund, Carol 167 Lunday, Mrs Emily 111 Lunslord, Danna 26, 167 Lutz, Sally 201 Lynch, Linda 40, 185 Lynch, Patti 201 Mc MacDowell, Pam 12, 34, 51, 186 McAfee, David 96, 97, 101, 167 Muilrster, Carolyn 185 McAltster, Paul 72, 83, 93, 201 McBroyer, Allan 185 McCarty, Danny 168 McClonohon, Jill 201 McClure, Carol 185 McConnell, Alma 168 McConnell, Rodney 72, 201 McCormack, Ray 185 McCormick, Rodney 201 McCoy, Joe 168 Mcfreight, Rachel 168 McCul1ey, Karen 185 McCulley, Mrs. 0eRemo 107 McCurry, Dovtd 72, 185 Mclowen, Glenn 47, 168 McGraw, Mrs. Mary 115 McKee, Frank 201 McKenzie, Cheryl 185 McKenzie, Janet 168 McLaughlin, Lynda 201 Mclendon, Mary 185 McMennamy, Sherry 201 McMtIlton, Gloria 185 McMr1lran, Glynda 186 McMlllton, Charles 168 McMorrres, Connie 99, 201 McMarrres, Peggy 31, 46, 99 McRae, Lloyd 201 McVean, Morris 39, 94, 168 , 168 M Maddox, Cindy 186 Mohan, Darla 168 Mallon, Leslie 168 Mann, Jimmy 50, 186 Mann, Marsha 201 Manning, Judy 186 Manning, Mark 53, 201 Marberry, Martha 201 Marberry, Melinda 186 Marshall, Buddy 51, 168 Marshall, Carl 168 Marshall, lim 186 Marshall, Lynn 186 Martin, Billy 186 Martin, George 201 Martin, Kathi 168 Martin, Mr. Ronnre 122, 123 Mason, Jerrr 186 Mason, Randy 168 Mason, Ronnie 52, 201 Mason, Steve 53, 186 Massey, Larry 201 Mathis, Rosalind 168 Matthews, Roger 202 Mathis, Melinda 201 Matthews, Joe 201 Maxwell, Karen 202 Meador, Sandra 186 Mealer, Donna 99, 202 Mealer, Terry 49, 186 Means, Don 17, 19, 94, 168 Mees, Dave 51, 202 Mehan, Pam 168 Merssner, Mary Beth 52, 186 Meitzen, Ann 202 Melanson, Christine 202 Melear, Linda 186 Melton, Russell 52, 186 Menke, Donna 168 Mercer, David 53 Mercer, Eddie 52, 53 Mercer, Gloria 186 Mercer, Norman 52, 202 Mercer, Oulnella 168 Merritt, Janice 186 Merritt, Jerry 186 Merritt, John 168 Meyers, Doug 202 Michael, Becky 34, 199, 202 Michael, Chuck 98, 168 Michael, Sydney 202 Mrckle, Ronald 202 Miers, Jerry 168 Miles, Corleen 202 Miller, Connie 168 Miller, Gow 202 Millet, Glenda 202 Miller, Jerry 10, 60, 62, 64, Miller, Richard 169 Mills, Donna 169 Milner, Bill 202 74, 78, 79, 168 Mums, Betty 186 Miner, J oe 53, 186 Minshew, Janice 14, 186 Mtnter, Mtres, E Larry 169 lame 186 Mitcham, Coach George 12, 15, Mitchell, Mrs. Betty 108 Mitchell, Bryan 169 Mitchell, Dwight 97, 199, 202 Mitchell, Janell 169 Mitchell, Mr Leon 114 Mitchell, Linda 186 Mitchell, Tommy 202 Mixan, Steve 169 Moffett, Bill 186 Mohr, Barbara 186 Mohr, William 53 61, 70, 125 Moncus, Billy 202 Monroe, Cheryl 18, 149, 169, 174, 193 Moore, David 72, 92, 202 Moore, Fred 186 Moore, Gary 169 Moore, Jimmy 186 Moore, Lydrna 169 Moore, Nolan 50, 202 Moorhead, Charlotte 186 Moreland, Mike 53, 186 Moore, Miss Miriam 52, 120 Moran, Sharon 100, 202 Morell, Sondra 186 Oswalt, Mikel 203 Cuen,Jan 50, 51, 187 Owens, Barbara 203 Owens, Jimmy 203 P Parchman, Jay 203 Parish, Laurie 10, 45, 99, 169 Park, Allen 53 Parker, Carol 49, 169 Parsley, Susan 203 Paslay, Jacob 51, 187 Pastuselc, Frances 51, 187 Patterson, Clifton 53, 203 Patterson, Phillip 81 Patterson, Shirley 187 Paukert, Janice 203 Paul, William 50, 203 Payne, 8. C. 203 Payne, Newcomb 60, 69 Pearson, Jerry 203 Peel, Virginia 100, 203 Pemberton, Bonnie 187 Perez, Jim 187 Perkey, Mrs June 117 Perkins, Pam 95 Perlick, Mike 170 Perrrno, Charles 204 Morgan, Terry 202 Morris, Jon 99, 174 Morris, Mike 50, 186 Morris, Sandra 186 Morrow, Cathy 186 Marrow, Mickey 36, 169 Morrow, Nikki 187 Morrow, Susan 51, 202 Morrow, Ted 169 Morton, Peggy 202 Mulkins, Sharon 169 Murray, Connie 203 Myers, David 187 Myers, Jo Anne 187 N Naish, Miss Barbara 118 Napper, Steve 55, 203 Nash, Wayne 74, 76, 78, 80, 169 Neal, Jerry 187 Neal, Weldon 29, 169 Neel, Joy 17, 26, 100, 169 Nelson, Bonnie 169 Nelsan, Karen 187 Nelson, Pat 203 Neville, Cheryl 203 Newberry, Dans 187 Newborn, Steve 50, 112, 187 Newman, Cynthia 187 Newman, Jon 169 Newman, Keith 203 Newton, Ralph 53 Newton, Terry 89, 90, 187 Nickelsan, Gary 169 Nichols, Charlene 203 Nrrholson, Ted 203 Noah, Charles 86, 203 Nolan, Nancy 203 Norman, Jimmy 187 Norns, John 203 Norris, Penny 203 Norwood, Beverly 169 Norwood, Phil 72, 198, 203 Nottingham, Nancy 187 O Odell, Miss Arabella 2, 3, 106 O'Dell, Carolyn 140, 169 O'Del1, David 80, 89, 91, 145, 169 0'Neill, Jeanne 10, 18, 19, 52, 100, 149, 169, 193 O'Shields, Jane 169 Oliver, Debbie 34, 199, 203 Perritt, Billy 170 Perry, Mr, Ray 122 Perry, Tommy 187 Peters, J Peterson ames 188 Bob 170 Peterson, Lory 188 Peterson, Ronnie 170 Peterson , wary 53, 204 Petty, Jane 188 Phillips, Carol 170 Phillips, Jim 188 Phillips, Jimmy 189 Phillips. Phillips. Som 89, 90 Tony 170 Polk, Glen 188 Polk, Sharon 170 Porter, Sheryl 170 Potter, Danny 98, 188 Powell, Jacklyn 188 Pratt, Cynthia 188 Presnall, Joan 131, 170 Pressley, Bill 188 Price, lan 204 Price, Jan 50, 51, 188 Price, Ricky 13, 61, 67, 188 Prrddy, Mrs Ruth 46, 109 Prlddy, Peggy 204 Privitt, Carl 50, 51, 170 Privltl, Mike 204 Pruitt, Cheryl 40, 170 Psamas, Mr. John 34, 119 Purcell, Cindy 31, 47, 170 Purnell, Donna 170 Q Quinn, Marianne 188 Quinn, Patricia 170 Ralston, Bobby 204 Randall, Sandra 12, 13, 26, Rasmussen, Greg 204 129, 136, 15 Rasmussen, Terry 96, 97, 204 Ray, Paula 188, 190 Reed, Becky 188 Reed, Roger 188 Reed, Stephanie 31, 123, 188 Reeder, Donnie 53 Reeder, Gary 98, 188 Reeder, Randy 188 Reeves, Jan 204 Reeves, Paula 29, 188 Reid, Charles 83, B4, 85, l70 Reid, Mrs, Mariorie 52, I2l Reid, Sandra T88 Reilly, Anne 204 Reynolds, Gary 53, T70 Reynolds, Gary 72, T88 Reynolds, Janci l70 Rhodes, Ray l3, 94, T88 Rhodes, Susan 204 Richardson, Donald T88 Richardson, Larry 72, 87, 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