Fair Park High School - Sequoyah Yearbook (Shreveport, LA)

Text from Pages 1 - 352 of the 1966 volume:

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I 62 Sports ............ ....... 2 28 Military ........ ....... 2 74 Advertising .................. 294 ' Editor in Chief Oplwayflw Assistant Editor W9 Suzanne Brown 4 Circulation Manager pw Marianne Walden Business Manager C Rhonda Humphrey Mary Catherine Stawasz diy? 3 . . . To Dedicate To The Seniors - Spirit of Fair Park This book is To perpeTually preserve The remembrance oT doubTs, hopes. ioys, sorrows. deTeaTs, vicTories and The knowledge gained Trom The experience oT iT all. ck To you-who spenT Tree hours working on commiTTees and pracTicing Tor acTiviTies. To you-who proved your spiriT under umbrellas aT TooTball games. To you-who gave sweaT and blood Tor The cause oT vicTory. To you-who deTended Fair Park againsT The words oT oThers. To you-who spenT your lasT year aT Fair Park seTTing an example oT devoTion and deTerminaTion. Because OT you This year will be engraved in The hearTs oT all who were buT brieTly Touched by your influence. Thus To The Seniors, we dedicaTe The 1966 Seguoyah. SpiriT-porTrayed by you, The Seniors 5 ' 1:1 Y V, . W A I ,L ' ' Nr . 5' Q' 'V . A A 7 ' 1 'HM ' -v T. in P ,I H Y' S ,I iz - f W4 lg , ' H H AAA. .' r' 1 '. - Us uf' The spiriT-exemplified by our dedi'ca,Ted aThleTes. SpiriT-a dance oT enThusiasm Tor an anTicipaTed vicTory. .iq A .,,i' ,mv . H H511 WF WHEWW 'WJ X ' A4 frnlfnt Asuka lx , ,N , !? F .X 4- W A 4 f ..x1?f ' G avi IT . 35 x. iii 'Qt fi? , is 'G nw uf, G ,.,.,.. fx, ' '. if -:A gm' . .q5g,,g.,4 ,4 ff' f I' I l 1' 2 1, 1 q X u gl ,gd j +55 Al: I5 fy IW ' Y 1 Hx , , Mi X I 1 4 . ' 1 S , . , ' 1 Q3 5 5 4Qfff A 2 ' .Q 5 '? ' f M n f, 1 U Y G? - V, H if l , J ' , l If 5 sf if f z 1 , gf A , .. 5 f h 4 J fa 1 I QA Hy A Q + ggi? 5 gi 1-3' Q' xf TJ ' EXAM gay at mga 1 li ' ' I 5 X Rza! if ' Hr Q LJ: if I , ' Cd ' A :F 1 ,5 f A X 'Wg V , ilk S' 31 .X r 1. 'ff-, 1 i ,F , if L ' 4 'WW N' ' -- l 2 4 yy . f W . 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Q,--iff' --,.sfQ-- f Q T5 5,53 .V 'Q -- , Q .- ,gg . yr . X -, ,-- , ., ,gin ,,-,S - gf, -,M B. l-l. BRANTLY To Our Principal When you assumed The principalship lor lhis year, Mr. Branily, you were deiermined Thai our lradilions should be preserved and exiended. Your alerl and sympaihelic inieresl in lhe siudenls and your loyally and devoiion +o duly hold much promise lor 'rhe lulure of Fair Park. Above all else, you are a person whom we all admire and respecl. Our sincere graiilude goes io you for being whal you are, a leader who guides us wiihoui offense-a man ol admirable qualifies. For yourdevoiion and concern for our welfare, lor your unceasing worlc in lhe lunciions oi our school, for your pleasanl' lemperameni. lor your willingness io give a second chance. for your abilily io see lhe loesi in us, and for your capable leadership, we would like lo say ihanlc you. Q i 2 3 If -Sam2s1?vx - Twig: Assistant Principals Mr. Henderson and Mrs., Murphy, The assisTanT principals, are Two people of whom Fair Park can be proud. BoTh devoTe a large maioriTy oT Their Time To The welfare of our school. iTs sTudenTs. adminisTraTors, and TaculTy memloers. The duTies oi The assisTanT principals are many and varied. Mr. Henderson, who was The coach of Fair Parlc's baslceTball Team lasT year, is in charge of discipline. He handles sTudenT TransporTaTion, aTTendance, and rnainTenance of The building. Mr. Henderson is also in charge oT adminisTraTion and sees To iT ThaT sTudenTs are lcepT inTormed oT inTporTanT evenTs and all exTracurricular acTiviTies. An assisTanT principal Tor seven years now. Mrs. Murphy worlcs closely! wiTh sTuclenTs and Teachers To direcT The pro- gram oT insTrucTion. She supervises preparaTions Tor gradua- Tion and lcee-ps Traclc of numerous TexTbool4s'and maTerials. Mrs. Murphy also assisis sTudenTs in planning schedules Tor The coming year. The sTudenTs and TaculTy oT Fair Parlc exTend a hearTy Thank You To you, Mr. Henderson and Mrs. Murphy, Tor iobs well-done. T T y Mr. Henderson begins his TirsT day as principal. N ,aww 1135- SAMMIE BANKS THOMAS O. MATLOCK VIRGINIA MILLER Counselors and Secretaries Guidance services are available To Fair Parlc sTudenTs Tor The purpose oT direcTing Them Through Their high school years. Counselors pro- vide sTudenTs wiTh inTormaTion abouT colleges and available scholarships. Through The direc- Tion OT The counselors, sTudenTs are able To plan class schedules and malce plans Tor The TuTure. Five secreTaries make up The oTTice sTaTT Tor our school. WiTh The eTTicienT, organized serv- ices of These secreTaries Fair ParIc's mounds oT paper worlq Tlow smooThIy To' Their desTinaTions. as I T A I L ,orc I is si c ' I' ' Tr'r A I . in , , QW I .s..' ,.-, ii - -I f iss I f -2Lr'1Ti If I iiiii I I , I iiii L PATRICIA AKINS SUE CARROLL SYBLE HATCH ER CAROLYN MORRIS BETTIE PI-'IARIS Secrelrary To Counselors ATTendance Se-creTary Secre-Tary To Principal Bookkeeper SecreTary of The Lib ra ry Miss Gephardf assists Ronny Madden wiih his algebra homework. QW Does MARY AGNES ANTHONY Shorfhand. Laiin I TI-IELDA GOETZ BAKER Spanish ANNIE LOU BARLOW Home Economics MABLE BERTIAUX Home Economics NORMA JEAN BROWN Bookkeeping SIDNEY DENTON BUNCH, JR Chemisiry PEGGY CHANDLER French DALTON L. CLOUD Speech, Debaie MARY LOU CRAINE English 'rhis remind you of a faI:nIe? A lemporary derailmenl' causes momenlary chaos. Faculty PEARL DALTON Coordinafor for Cooperalive Eclucalion LUCILLE B. DAVIS English LEWlS EDWARD DAY Geomelry GENE DERVELOY Physical Eclucalion MARY JANE ETHRIDGE Journalism, World Geography JAMES C. EARRAR Driver Educalion PATRICIA FOX Geomelry INEZ LEE ERANZ English DON FRITZ Typing Office ,s.i ,E ii.- I V I w , A yan iif f' if .k'f,, -f , .. ff .,,. KW, , .. ii.,'i u -is ' D .iii.,i i'ss , H , i fW,,,, 64 4 fl L . U' fwjjf, iii is is vw, .M V ' ' , ' fi n' 5 . . .i - .,, ,-l' i .'f- f ' fl f Who salled down my sandwich? - f al . New T aiaiii A L . 'P 4 i I A ' ' Xifsflfw fw r , -Q'-fi ,gizjffi ii S i '-,I W zzmiai, I' Q F K wife f 'A fm l in iff- aw 74 rj , iq N ,Q , 52 X A fm z' ' iw if A Q, , 1 W, 'T . 'W 6 ! ...ff ,cn 1 Lunch break allows relaxaiion for lac ully as well as sludenfs. Our boys will fight our girls will yell, facully and all. 553 , we -, time f w-'lwll L A a la' -l re: fi 5 . Facult PAT FU LLERTON Office Praclice NANCY GEPHARDT Algebra WI LMA DOUGLAS GILBERT Englislw GRACE BRUMMETT GRAY Arl SAMMY GREEN General Science MARGARET KEITH GUESS Clwemislry SARA HARRIS Physical Eclucalion J. B. HARVILLE Business Malln NELLlE MAY l'lEARN Mechanical Drawing NEMA TUGH HENRY Biology EVELYN HIGHTOWER English LAU RA H IXSON Physical Educafion l l , l BETTYE JEAN HOLLAND X English l GRADY HOLT i General Mefals VERNON CLARK HUMBLE l Advanced Mafh, Geomefry l HUBERT DAVIS HUMPHREYS American Hisfory, Economics and l American Governmenf , CHARLES G, JACKSON ' American Hisfory JULIA JOFFRION l English J' E Y E .A ,M as agus! A fypical feacher caughf in fhe acl' of Coach Orfon offers helpful informafion on game lime. being himself. ff' RUTH JOHNS Lalin AMY JOHNSON Coordinalor lor School Work Adiuslmenl' Proqram ERNESTINE JOHNSON Civics JENNIE JONES English STEVE JORDAN Physical Educalion GLADYS lvl. KOPECKY Librarian DAVID E. LAWSON English EDGAR L. MARTENS Graphic Arls LORYNE MARTIN English Facult rse, noi elemenlary wriiing. Coach Wilson rnighi' be ihinlcing, My boys have Jrhis one Pow Wow rushes Jrhrough a deadline wilh Jrhe help of iwo well in hand. faculiy members JANE F. MASON Librarian OUIDA FORTSON MCCLELLAN Business English, Shorfhand JAMES LAMAR MCELROY, JR. Business Maih. Algebra BETTY MCNEESE English MARTHA CARROLL MELTON Business Mafh. Algebra WALTER C. MINNIEAR Band and Orchesira LOUISE Y. MONETTE Disiribulive Educalion JOHN E. MULLOY. JR. Aihleiic Manager. Agriculiure MARTIN NUTT American Hisiory FX E -ai Visual aids requires much worlc and Time. We musl' have been winninfl lx JIM ERNEST ORTON. Physical Educalion, Driv HELEN E. OSBORNE General Malh, Algebra JAN OTWELL Disfriburiye Educalion LINDA OWEN Physical Educaiion PATRICIA L. PAUL Typing LEMMIE PRICE PAUL Biology KENNETH W. PETTITT Business Malh, Algebra Ll LLIAN G. FOLK Speech GLEN N W. RAGAN English er Educalion LYNN L. REEVES Woodworking GERALD E. 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Wilh Jrhis lo build on, classes explore World, American. and English lileralure in derail. Creaiive expression is encouraged as sludenls relale lhrough essays, shorr slories. plays, and poerry. lnsighl inlo lhe world of ioday, yeslerday, and lomorrow. and personal clevelopmenl are enhanced by wide reading made af- lraclive by English sludies. Every pariicipani finds an area of inleresl in English: Sopho- mores enioy reading Silas Marner, Juniors make a sludy of-ian assigned novel, and Seniors delve inlo lhe world of William Shalcespeare, Goeflirey Chaucer, and Charles Diclcens. The momenl of lrufh draws near as English exams are relurned. Senior English Jreacher, Mrs. Jones. enlighlens her siudenls wilh an arlicle from a leading magazine. Mrs. Davis gives her class conslruclive crilicism concerning 'rheir English papers. l 1 l Seniors learn fo work diligenrly on themes Juniors find if hard fo concenlrafe on English. Even Teachers enioy lisiening. Visual aids help Mr. Bunch leach his chemislry class. The equipmenf of ihe chemisfry lab is handled wifh care Science Defailed illuslraiions aid sfudenfs in Their sfudies. Two unils of science are re- quired by each slfudenl' gradualing from Fair Parlc. He may choose from courses such as general sci- ence, biology, chemislry, or phys- ics. New lhoughls are slrimulafred Through parlicipalion in various demonslralions and lhrough Jrhe learning fechniques which are oi- iered. Srudenls in biology learn io look al life ai a differenl angle by dis- seciions, experimenls, and class discussions. ln chemislry, sfudenfs discover lhe many elemenis which compose our ever changing world. Physics siudenls are made aware of The numerous laws which con- cern our everyday life. i i Many hours are span? siudying biology. Jackie Smiih qives a reporf of inieresl' +o +l1e Science Club. Wayne Williams lisiens enfliralled To a physics leacher. l ll. igfllii a,9' Q W Chemigfry gfudenfg learn +I-,e mechanisms of H19 lab, Proof lhrough experimenfalion aids in The 'leaching of biology. Malhemalics courses fulfill lheineed of every sludenr a+ Fair Park, whelher he decides lo seek higher educarion incollege or lo procure a niob upon gradualing. Several malh courses are offered ar Fair Parlg such as Business lvlalh, Algebra l. Algebra ll, Geomelry. and Advanced lvlalh, concerning lrigonomerry and advanced algebra. A y A combinalion of leclures and demonslra- lions are exhibiled by mosl of The malh leach- ers. The blackboard is an essenlial 'lool in ihe classroom along wilh rulers and compasses. This year wilnessed lhe birlh of a new melhod of freaching. Team leaching is composed of srudenfs raking advanced malh. advanced phys- ics and advanced English.iiUnlilces Jrhe normal classroom, lhree Teachers work logelher in corn- bined el7fo'rl s io provide -a more unified ap- proach 'ro boih leaching and learning. A Some siudenis find geomelry challenging. eff Kfw xfff X Mr. Humble proves advanced malh can be enioyable. Mrs. lvlellon clears up confused minds in algebra ll. :WW W .mu CWM-T H A 3 ff ri I Y ,I Social sTudies sTudenTs are well versed in currenT evenTs. Fair Park sTudenTs learn a loT oT Their pasT and someThing of Their TuTure in The social sTudies courses offered. Those chosen by The sTudenTs are World HisTory, World Geography. Economics, while American l-lisTory and Civics are required of all To graduaTe. The Civics classeslearn abouT The sTrucTure oT our governmenT and abouT The oTTicials who represenT The people. They learn abouT elecTions Through counTing voTes in various school elec- Tions. American l-lisTory sTuclenTs sfucly and learn aloouT The evenTs and people which have made our counTry greaTQ STudenTs express individual enThusiasm dur- ing a world hisTory class. Quik Y' Social Studies Mr. Humphreys reminds sTudenTs ThaT a good American l-lisTory sTuclenT musT be well informed. Classroom worlc enables sTudenTs To undersTand The subiecT maTTer. Mrs. Balcer records lhe grades of Spanish sludenis. Spanish siudenls learn 'lo ihink in class. La ngu a ge Mrs. Johns spends her full period grading Larin papers. The Laiin banquei porlrays old Roman cus- loms. g Todayrlhe maslering of English is of viral imporfance, buf if is ofien desirable lo lcnow a foreign language. As languages are ofien a requiremenr for college enirance, Fair Park offers a choice of ihree. Two years each of Spanish and French, and 'lhree years of Laiin are offered. Pupils nor only sludy grammar. vocabulary, and derivarives, buf also The cus+oms of rhe counrry. Mrs. Chandler renders special assisiance in under- sianding French. i 'N-ef Af lhe end of a home economics class, sfudenis .find 'lime for con- versalion. Susan Boyd learns rhe skills of sewing. Somefimes sewing 'fakes co-operalion. ev 45 Mrs. Berfiaux helps her siudenis fo plan for ihe fufure. A home ec assignmen+ 'fakes fhinking fo complefe Home Economics ln Home Economics and Home and Fam- ily Living classes, girls are Trained for Jrheir imporianr iob of homemaking. Personal grooming. meal planning, cooking, sewing, and serving are laugh? as a foundallon of knowledge all homemakers should know. The girls also learn pracrical melhods of buy- ing and caring for 'rhe home. l-lelp wilh personaliiy cleveloprnenl and everyday problems are also offered in 'rhe courses io help 'chem become beirer family members. 53 Es T K.. li 'im' I K Ze' 2' Sludenls learn lo apply lheir commercial skills. Typing assignmenls lake lime. Sludenls apply shorlhand skills in olher classes. Concenlralion is required in bookkeeping. Commercial Many useful commercial courses are ollered al Fair Park. Such courses as lyping, shorlhanol, bookkeeping. ollice praclice, general business, business English, ancl business malh oller slu- olenls an opporlunily lor developing a lirm lounclalion lor a career in lhe business world. This year, a new program, C.O.E. has been slarled lo oller sluclenls praclical experience in ollice work. Upon complelion ol lhese courses. a sludenl may irnmeclialely enler inlo a iob, or he may use his learning as a louncla- lion on which lo builol in college. Some courses. such as lyping and general business, prove use- lul even lo lhose who are nol planning on a commercial career. The use ol several machines is laughl in commercial courses EP ffm' A pause in lyping provides lime lor inslruclion. s .. ,. Mrs' Morris' 5 School Secreifaryl is Free periods are used io praciice lyping. a good example for commercial siudenls. 41954 Bookkeeping requires pe rsevera nce, Filing JSF and Typing are useful. Sludenfs learn fo manipulale lhe adding machine. fi? ,g as fa W wg ,gf rf ,iz its see ss Qt p ' 5 , , K, - ' ' - f ' - -1fam2f1'fw- J :'f-24.-if j'gfg,:4:4geSi,fegj, f' 5 ,Hg 4114 , , K 1 3 ,,h. , - l 1 l ff l E Q 2l l g v 1 I .-f,.fN,:gfm:,k1. J K ,-:ggi-hir' , .,g5,g15j:fg k ,g-Q-21--11 , , , .. ,. .,.., , L., 5 .f,. 1:-.mn -1 ..v,.fw,-,M f . ' .- X.. iii? 115- ,i ,. ,. ,. , . , , , I . . - K ,k,. , --kf ,k::,wff,5g,V k..k,. -,k55,,:,:wq5B7w ,--, A, , ' - Z Spiyey, FuArr?:iMgQ1ure :i-? A V A V L 2 A VW' f 7 andflj2jQVh,if6 LURVE--Viceh PresidQr3A3fi TON! 1ffQ,f '-h, I h ' 'li QVMOTTO- Ask, and iilyghall begjfgiven h you: i gg3 ek, aqgihye find: knock, hSPIVEY+ChaplainA -,,i WiVhi, fjdopened umLo you. MQ PfP+a1n 'E 7:7 , ,k,,,.,,,:5,f,. -, V , .- , -- ' - - l Aroused by 'rhe reservalion spiril, 'rlwe Senior lnolians puslwed 'llweir way inlo llie slale playoffs Senior Class of l966 Isl row JEANNIE ADAMS-Arrowelles, '65, '66, FBLA, '65, '66, El-lA, '66, Safely Council Allerna'l'e, '66. WAYNE AKlN-Track, '64, Baseball, '65, Safely Council Allernale, '66. RONNlE ALDRlCl'liSequoyal'1 Edilorial Slaff, '65, '66, Safely Council Represenlallve, '66. 2nd row JAMES ALEXANDER-Spanish Club, '66, BRENDA ALLEN BETH ANDERSON-FHA, '66, Science Club, '66, Arrowelles, '65, Safely Council Represenlalive, '65, Sludenl Council Represenlalive, '66, Sequo- yalm Ad Slall, '66. 3rd row HENRIETTA ARMSTRONG-ETA, '65, President '66, Red Cross Represenlalive, '65, Arrowelles. '65, Eoolball Program Ad Slafl, '66, Pow Wow Ad Slalf, '66, Sequoyalw Circulalion Slalf, '66. LARRY ARNOLD-Bancl, '64, '65, '66, DOTTIE ATWOOD-Cluemislry Club, '65, Pow Wow Ad Slalf, '65, A Choir, '65, FBLA, '66, GIS. '64, Sludenl Council Represenlalive, '66, Safely Council Allernale, '65, Coach Henderson assisls Bill Eounlain in buying luis liclcel lo a slale playoll viclory. Senior Class of 50 ls slwe home, Ray? lsl' row JUDY BABIN-El-lA, '64-1 DECA, '66, Red Cross Represenlalive, '64, GIS. '64-. BRENDA BAKER-FBLA, '66. JIMMY BAKER-Safely Council Represenlalive, '66 2nd row STEVEN BAKER-DECA, '65, '66: Sludenl Council Represenlalive, '64, '66g Red Cross Represenla- live, '66. GEORGE BALL JUDY BANDARIES-Safely Council Represenla- live, '64, GIS, '64-g Junior Class Treasurer, '65, Sludenl' Council Represenlalive, '65, Allernale, '66: Science Club, '65, '66g Arrowelles, '65g Tennis Team, '64, '65, '66, Pow Wow Ad Slalf, '667 El-lA, '66. 3rd row BE'l'lE BARKETT-Arrowelles, '65: Safely Council Represenlalive, '66g ROTC Sponsor, '66, RONNIE BARONETTE-Eoolloall, '64, '65, '66, THERESA JANE BATES lsl row GINGER BAUGHMAN--FBLA, '66, FHA, '66, French Club, '66. KATHY BECKWITH-GIS, '64, Red Cross Aller- nale, '64, Arrowelles, '65, Sludenl Council Aller- nale, '66, COE, '66. BILL BEEBE-Dixie Drill Plaloon, '65, '66, Depuly Commander, '66, Officers and Sponsors Club, '66. 2nd row CURTIS BELCHER-Visual Aids Club, '64, '65, '66. DANIEL BELL DOROTHY BELL 3rd row TIM BELL-French Club, '64, Key Club, '64, '65, '66, Safely Council, '65, Red Cross Represenla- live, '66, Baskelball, '64, '65, Tennis, '64, Pelican Boys' Slale Delegale, '66, A Choir, '65, '66. JAN BERRY-French Club, '64, '65, FHA, '64, Treasurer, '65, Quill and Scroll, '65, '66, A Choir, '66, Sequoyah Ad Slaff, '65, '66, Safely Council Represenlalive, '66, GIS, '64. SANDRA BERRY-Lalin Club, '64, '65, Chemislry Club, '65, '66, Crealive Wriling Club, '66, Pow Wow Ad Slaff, '65, Foolball Program Ad Slaff, '66, Rifle Team Sponsor, '66, Quill and Scroll, '65, '66, Honor Sociely, '65, '66, Bancl, '64, '65, 4ll1 row GLENN BERTIAUX-Science Club, '64, Lalin Club, '65, Slale Hislorian, '66, Chemislry Club, '65, Presidenl, '66, Physics Club, '66, Honor Sociely, '65, Treasurer, '66, Safely Council Rep- resenlalive, '65, Sludenl Council Allernale, '66. FAYE BILBRAY-Lalin Club, '64, '65, Z Club, '64, '65, Secrelary, '66, Chemislry Club, '65, FTA, '65, Nalional Honor Sociely, '65, '66, Quill and Scroll, '65, '66, Pow Wow Ad Slaff, '65, Foolball Program Ad Slafl, '66, Homecoming Maid, '65, '66, Sophomore Beauly, '64, ROTC Drill Team Sponsor, '66, Key Club Sponsor, '66, Pal-Em-On-The-Baclc'Award, '66, Pelican Girls Slale Delecgale, '66. ' NANCY BILLIMEK-Chemislry Club, '65, '66, Spanish Club, '65, '66, FTA, '65, '66. Slh row PAMELA BIRD-COE, '66, FBLA, '65. LARRY BLACK ELIZABETH ClSSY BLAKELEY-Sluclenl Council. '64, Lalin Club, '65, '66, Quill and Scroll, '65, '66, Safely Council Represenlalive, '66, Pow Wow Ad Slaff, '65, Assislanl Manager, '66. Isl row DIANA BLOXOM- A Choir, '65, Nalional Hon- or Sociely, '65, Chemislry Club, '65, DECA, '66, Pow Wow Ad Slaif, '65, Fooiball Program Ad Slaii, '66, Debale Club, '65, Pelican Slale Allernale, '66. SHERRIE BLOXOM-Safely Council, '65, Vice President '66, A Choir, '65, '66, FTA, '66. JOYCE BLUE 2nd row MARY CELIA BOGGS-Sluclenl Council Alier- naie, '64, Represenialive, '65, Sequoyah Ad Slaii, '65, '66, French Club, '65, '66, Treasurer, '65, FTA, '65, Secreiary, '66, Physics Club, '66, ROTC Sponsor, '66, Naiional Honor Sociely, '65, '66, Quill and Scroll, '65, '66, Concerl Band, '64, '65, '66, A Choir, '65. JOHN BOOGAERTS-Fooiball, '64, '65, '66, Base- ball, '66, Siudeni' Council Represenlalive, '66. LINDA BOOTH-FHA, '65, '66, Safely Council Allernaie, '66. 3rd row JANET BOSTON- B Choir Accompanisl, '64, '65, A Choir Accompanisl, '65, '66, Chemislry Club, '65, S'I'uden'r Council Represeniaiive, '64, '65, Red Cross Represeniaiive, '64, Laiin Club, '64, '65, '66. PAULA BOSTON-GIS, '64, Ari Club, '65, '66, FHA, '64, '65. CHARLES BOULANGER-Golf Team. '65, '66. 41h row ROBIN BOUTLIER-Band, '64, '65, '66. PEGGY ANN BOWLIN-Nalional Honor Sociely, '65, '66, Quill and Scroll, '65, '66, Lalin Club, '65, '66, Sequoyah Ad Slali, '65, Assisiani Man- ager, '66, Arroweiles, '65, FTA, '66, Sluclenl' Council Allernale, '66, Science Club, '64. SUSAN BOYD-GIS, '64, Pow Wow Ad Slaff. '66, Sludenl Council Represenlalive, '66, ROTC Sponsor, '66, FHA, '64, Red Cross Allernaie, '65, FBLA, '65. 5+h row JOHN BOYKIN DALE BOZEMAN-Physics Club, '66, Track Man- ager, '66. PATTY BRACKEN-Sfudenl Council Represenla- live, '64, Pow Wow Ad Slaif, '64, Safely Council Represenlalive, '65, FBLA, '65, '66, Pelican Girls' S'Ia're Alfernale, '66, FHA, '66, Z Club, '64, '65, '66, Sequoyah Ad Siaff, '66, Quill and Scroll, '64, '65, A Choir, '66, GIS, '64, Cheerleader, '65, '66, Red Cross AI- Iernaie, '65. , Isf row DENNIS BRADDICK JOAN BRANTLY--La'rin Club, '65, '66, ROTC Sponsor, '66, Arrowefles, '65, Pow Wow Ad Siaff, '64, '65, Srudenr Council Parliameniarian, '66, Ouill and Scroll, '65, '66, Nalional Honor Socieiy, '65, '66, FHA, '64, Red Cross Repre- senrafive, '66, Fooiball Program Ad Siaff, '66. REID BRAU 2nd row SUSAN BROWN-FTA, '64, Z Club, '65, Span- ish Club, '65, '66, Arroweiles, '65, ROTC Spon- sor, '66, GIS, '64, '65, Science Club, '64. SUZANNE BROWN-Arrowelles, '65, Z Club, '65, '66, Fooiball Program Ad S'IaI'f, '66, Quill and Scroll, '65, '66, I.a'Iin Club, '66, Siudeni' Council Aliernafe, '66, Cheerleader, '66, Sequoyah Picrure Ediror, '65, Assisiam' Edi- Ior-in-Chiei, '66, Pelican Girls' Siaie Allernale, '66 DAVID BRYAN-Science Club, '64, Laiin Club, '64, '65, '66, Nalional Honor Sociery, '65, '66, Officers and Sponsors Club, '66, Physics Club, '66, Dixie Drill Plaroon, '66, SMA, '65. 3rd row MIKE BUNTON-Track, '66, Sludeni Council Rep- reseniaiive, '66, Red Cross Represenralive, '66. BOBBY BURLESON-Key Club, '64, '65, '66I Foolball, '64, Naiional Honor Sociely, '65, '66, Pelican Boys' Sfaie Alrernale, '66. LINDA BURNELL-Safely Council Represeniaiive. '64, '65, Senior Class of I966 Despiie 'rhe chemisiry bool: in hand, Carolyn Liberlo and Carol Kalberg are probably discussing las? Friday nighi l Lunch hour lends ilself lo a half hour of fun. Senior Class of I966 WAYNE BURNEY-Baseball, '64, '65, '66, All- Ci'ry , All-Dis'rricl ', All-S'lale g Senalor, '66 Pelican Boys' Slale Delegale, '66. JERRY BURNLEY--DECA, '65, '66. BRUCE BURNS-Golf Team, '64, '66. 2nd row GARY BURNS KENNETH BURROW-Foolball, '64-1 Safely Coun- cil Represenlalive, '66. KERLIN BUTCHEE-Band, '64, '65, '66, Tennis Team, '64-, '65, '66. 3rd row KATHY BYERS-Red Cross Represenlalive, '65: Sludenl Council Allernale, '64: Safely Council Allernale, '66, FHA, '64-5 GIS, '64, JERRY CAMP-Chemislry Club, '657 Physics Club, '66, Safely Council Represenlalive, '66. ERNIE CARPENTER-Foolball, '64, Track, '64, '65, lsf row JEENA CARPENTER-FHA, '64, '65, A Choir. '66, Sfudenf Council Represenfafive, '64, '66, l DECA, '66, Science Club, '64, RODNEY EARL CARPENTER-Rifle Team, '64, Officers and Sponsors Club, '66, SHIRLEY CATAN ESE 2nd row DON CHREENE- B Choir, '64, '657 DECA, '66, Sfudenf Council Alfernafe, '64, JAYNE CLARK , PATSY COCKRELL-Red Cross Represenfafive, '64, Sfudenf Council Represenfafive, '65, '66, Concerf Band, '64, '65, '66, Orchesfra, '65, '66, ROTC Sponsor, '66, Chemisfry Club, '65, FBLA, '66. 3rd row KATHIE COCO-Sophomore Favorife, '64, Junior Favorife, '65, Homecoming Maid, '64, '65, Princess, '66, Key Club Sponsor, '64, Mardi Gras Maid, '64, Ouill and Scroll, '65, '66, Sequoyah Ad Sfaff, '65, Foofball Program Ad Sfaff, '66, Pelican Girls' Sfafe Delegafe, '66, Lafin Club, '65, '66, ROTC Sponsor, '66. ' JANET COC-DELL-Arf Club, '64, French Club. '65, '66, Sequoyah Ad Sfaff, '65, '66, Advanced Orchesfra, '64, '65, '66, Physics Club, '66, Na- fional Honor Sociefy, '65, '66, Quill and Scroll, '65, '66, Red Cross Alfernafe, '66. RICKY COLBERT-Lafin Club, '65, '66, Debate Club, '65, '66, SMA, '64, Nafional Honor So- ciefy, '65, '66, Dixie Drill Plafoon, '66, Officers and Sponsors Club, '66, Sfudenf Council Rep- resenfafive, '66. 41-h row PETE COLE-Baseball, '64, '65, '66, AMY COLEMAN-Safefy Council Alfernafe, '66, Arf Club, '66. BECKY ANN COLEMAN-Nafional Honor So- ciefy, '65, '66, Ouill and Scroll, '65, '66, JML, '64, '65, Presidenf, '66, FHA, '64, Lafin Club, '65, '66, GIS, '64, Pow Wow Ad Sfaff, '65, '66, Red Cross Represenfafive, '64, '65, Chemisfry Club, '65, '66, Physics Club, '66. 5+h row BETTYE COLLINS-FHA, '65, ROBERT COLLINS-Concerf Band, '64, '65, '66, Marching Band, '64, '65, '66, Orchesfra, '64, '65, All-Parish Orchesfra, '65, '66, Milifary Band, '64, '65, '66, Officers and Sponsors Club, '66, Lafin Club, '64, Science Club, '64, Chemisfry Club, '65, '66, Safefy Council Represenfafive, '64, Alfernafe, '66, -Dixie Drill Plafoon, '66. JAMES COPE-lnfermediafe Band, '64, Concerf Band, '65, '66, Archery Team, '64, '65, Coin Club. '65, Treasurer, '66, FBLA, '66. ,gy I , 3- ',,ri.. QQ Isl row GRACE MARCIA COPELAND-JML, '65, French Club, '65, Arrowelles, '65, Chemislry Club, '66, Visual Aids Club, '66, Sequoyah Circulalion Slall, '66, Red Cross Represenlalive, '66, Crea- live Wriling Club, '65. DORlS CORY-DECA, '66, Red Cross Allernale, '66 JEAN cox 2nd row JOHNNY CRAIG-Foolball, '64, '65, Red Cross Allernale, '64, Sludenl Council Allernale, '65, VINFTA CRISTA-FHA, '65, Salely Council Rep- resenlalive, '65, FBLA, '66. JODIE CROUCH 3rd row DONALD CROWELL SANDRA CUMMINGS-GIS, '64, Sludenl Coun- cil Represenlalive, '64, Allernale, '65, Senalor, '66, Homecoming Maid, '66, Arrowelles, '65, Pow Wow Ad Slall, '64. MARTHA CURRY-Salely Council Represenlalive, '64, FBLA, '64, FHA, '64. 4lh row DAN DARE4Science Club, '64, Safely Council Represenlalive, '65, '66, Chemislry Club, '65, '66, Physics Club, '66, Traclc, '65, 66, SMA, '64, '66, Lalin Club, '65, '66, A Choir, '65, '66. PAM DAUGHTRY7Lalin Club, '64, '65, Chemis- lry Club, '66, JML, '64, '65, Secrelary, '66, Arrowelles, '65. GARY DAVIDSON 5lh row AMANDA DAVIS- Z Club, '64, '65, '66, Debale Club. '64, '65, '66, Key Club Sponsor, '66, Dixie Drill Plaloon Sponsor, '66, Homecoming Queen, '66, Pelican Girls' Slale Represenlalive, '66, Foolball Program Ad Slall, '66, Pow Wow Ad Slail, '64, '65, French Club, '65, '66, Nalional Honor Socioly, '65, '66, Quill and Scroll, '65, '66, Red Cross Ropresonlalive, '64, FTA, '65, Mardi Gras Maid, '65, CYNTHIA DAVIS-Sludenl Council Represenla- live, '64, Lalin Club, '64, Salely Council Rep- resenlalive, '65, PAMELA DAVIS-Arl Club, '65, DECA, '66, Is? row Tl-lELLA DAVIS BECKY DAY-Laiin Club, '64, Science Club, '64, Chemislry Club, '65, Physics Club, '66, Sequo- yah Ad Slaif, '65, French Club, '65, Hisiorian, '66, Arroweiies, '65, Orcheslra, '65, '66. MARY DECK-Concerl Band, '64, '65, '66, Or- chesfra, '66, French Club, '64, '65, Chemistry Club, '65, Z Club, '64, '65, '66, ROTC Spon- sor, '66, Marching Band, '64, '65, '66. 2nd row LINDA DE LOACH-Safely Council Allernale, '66, COE, '66. LEWIS DE MOSS-Safely Council, '65, Chem- isiry Club, '66, Physics Club, '65, Coin Club, '65 KENNETH DENNIS-French club, '64, Chemislry Club, '65. 3rd row SANDRA DES MARAlS-FHA, '64, Science Club, '64, A Choir, '66, Chemislry Club, '66. SAMMY DICKINSON-Fooiball, '64, '65, '66, Key Club, '66, Safely Council Represen+aiive. '64 RAYMOND DINKINS-Advanced omhesifa, '64, '65, B Choir, '66. mn- 0. ,f Senior Class of I966 The wafer iouniain aifracis siudenis Faye Bilbray devoies 'hme fo service for +he cornmuniiy Sfuclenfs renew acquannfances fhe firsl' week of school. Senior Class of l966 Isl' row HENRY DODD-Lalin Club, '64, '65, '66, Chem- isfry Club, '65, Physics Club, '66, Key Club, '66, Big lndian , '66. MICHAEL DOOLl'l'l'LE--Concerf Band, '64, '65, '66, Marching Band, '64, '65, '66, All-Parish Orchesfra, '64, '65, '66, Science Club, '65, Of- ficers ancl Sponsors Club, '66, Chemisfry Club, '65, Physics Club, '66, Orchesfra, '64, '65. CYN'l'l-llA DRIVER-Sequoyah Ad Sfaff, '65, Quill and Scroll, '65, '66. 2nd row LYNDA DUDLEY-Debafe Club, '64, '65, '66: Science Club, '64, Safefy Council, '65, ROTC Sponsor, '66, Chernisfry Club, '66, Foofball Pro- gram Ad Sfaff, '66. HERMAN DUKE-Sfudenf Council Represenfafive, '65, Safefy Council Represenfafive, '66, Officers and Sponsors Club, '66. WILLIAM DUNCAN-Baseball, '64, '65, '66, Key Club, '66, Safefy Council Represenfafive, '66. 3rd row PAMELA DUNN-Marching Bancl, '64, '65, '66, Concerf Band, '64, '65, '66, Chemisfry Club, '65, Red Cross Represenfafive, '65, ROTC Spon- sor, '66. MARILYN EBARB-FHA, '64, GIS, '64, Sfudenf Council Alfernafe, '64, '66, Lafin Club, '65, '66, FTA, '65, '66, Sequoyah Ad Sfaff, '65, Ouill and Scroll, '65, '66, Foofball Program Ad Sfaff, '66. GARY WAYNE EDDY-Lafin Club, '64, '65, Science Club, '64, Chemisfry Club, '65, Physics Club, '66, Officers ancl Sponsors Club, '66, Dixie Drill Plafoon, '66. Isl' row KENNY EDMONDS-DECA, '66. ROBERT EDWARDS-Sludenl Council Represenla- live, '65, '66, Allernale, '64, Chemislry Club '65, '66, Spanish Club Treasurer, '65, Presidenl '66 LINDA EICI-ILER-Sludenl Council Senalor, '64, '65, '66, Pelican Girls' Slale Delegale, '66, ROTC Sponsor, '66, Red Cross Represenla- live, '64, FTA, '66, GIS, '64, Foolball Program Ad Slall Manager, '66. 2nd row JACK ELKINS-Track, '66, Safely Council Repre- senlalive, '66. RONALD ELLIOTT NANCY ESTILL-Arrowelles, '65, Chemislry Club, '65, French Club, '65, '66, A Choir, '65, '66, Foolball Program Ad Slall, '66, ROTC Sponsor, '66. 3rd row SIDNEY ESTILL-Safely Council Represenlalive, '64. JEANNE FALLS-Safely Council Represenlalive, '64, Red Cross Represenlalive, '64, Sludenl Council Allernale, '66, Pow Wow Ad Slafl, '66, GIS, '64. WAYNE FARRELL-Officers and Sponsors Club, '66 4I'h row LINDA FARRIS-Sludenl Council Allernale, '66. LINDA FEATI-IERNGILL-Arrowelles, '65, '66, French Club, '64. DIANE FEDUCIA-Red Cross Represenlalive, '64, '65, French Club, '64, Beauly, '64, '65, Mardi Gras Maid, '64, '65, FBLA, '65, '66, FHA, '66, Key Club Sponsor, '657 Cheerleader, '65, '66, GIS, '64, B Choir, '65, Pelican Girls' Slale Allernale, '66. 5'I'I1 row DENNIS FEIBEL-Baslcelball, '64, '65, '66, Nalional Honor Sociely, '65, '66, Traclc, '64, Chemislry Club, '65, Key Club, '65, Red Cross Represenla- Iive, '65, Presidenl, '66, Safely Council Repre- senlalive, '65, Pelican Boys' Slale Allernale, '66, TED FERGUSON-Safely Council Represenla- live, '64, 4-I-I Club, '64, '65, '66, Parish Hislorian, '64, Foolball Manager, '64, Debale Club, '64, '65, '66, Red Cross Represenlalive, '64, Sludenl Council Represenlalive, '64. CATI-IY FETZER-S'I'udenl' Council Senalor, '64, '65, Science Club, '64, Z Club, '64, '65, Parliamenlarian, '66, ROTC Sponsor, '66, GIS, '64. Isf row FRED FISCI-IER-Conceri Band, '64, '65, '66, Phys- ics Club, '65, Marching Band, '64, '65, '66. ROBERT FLOURNOY MARSI-IA FOLEY-FI-IA, '64, Quill and Scroll. '65, '66, Z Club, '65, '66, Sequoyah Ad Siali, '65, '66, Arroweiles, '65, Ivlaior, '66, Span- ish Club, '66, Safely Council Represenialive, '65, Siudeni Council Represenlaiive, '66. 2nd row JOE FORD-Sophomore Class Chaplain, '64, Traclc, '64, Baslcelball, '64, '65, '66, Eoolball, '64, Sophomore Class Eavorile, '64, Key Club, '65, Chaplain, '66, Naiional Honor Socieiy, '65, Pres- idenl, '66, Siudeni Council Senalor, '65, '66, Pelican Boys' Siaie Delegale, '66, Senior Class President '66. RAY FORD-Safely Council Represeniaiive, '64, Laiin Club, '65, Key Club, '65, '66, Physics Club, '66. JENNY EORE-Arrowe-iles, '65, '66, FBLA, '65, Treasurer, '66, Sequoyah Circulaiion Slali, '66. 3rd row PATSY FOSTER-Arrowelies, '65, Foolball Pro- gram Ad Siali, '66, ROTC Sponsor, '66, Spanish Club, '66. BILL FOUNTAIN-Safely Council Represeniaiive, '66, Siudem' Council Represenialive, '64. EDDIE EOY-Eooiball, '64, '65, '66, Safely Coun- cil Represeniaiive, '66, Red Cross Represenia- live, '65, Science Club, '64, A Choir, '66, Chemislry Club, '65. 4'rh row MARVIS FRAZIER DI ANN EULCO-Saleiy Council Represenlalive, '65, Aliernale, '66, B Choir, '64, A Choir, '65, '66, ROTC Sponsor, '66, Chemislry Club, '66. TONI FURR-FTA, '65, 66: Physics Club, '66: Sludenl Council Aliernaie, '65, Red Cross Rep- resenialive, '66, ROTC Sponsor, '66, Senior Class Secrelary, '66. 5+h row JOHN GALLEMORE-Pelican Boys' Shale Dele- gale, '66, Sequoyah Ediiorial Siafl, '66, Mililary Edilor, '66, Key Club, '66, Officers and Spon- sors Club, '66, Tennis Team, '65. RENEE GALLIEN-FTA, '65, Arroweiies, '65, Span- ish Club, '65, '66, ROTC Sponsor, '66, Z Club, '64, '65, '66, Science Club, '64, Sludeni Coun- cil Alfernale, '64, Pow Wow Ad Slalf, '64, '65, Foolball Program Ad Sialf, '66. LINDA C-ANN-Naiional I-Ionor Socieiy, '65, '66, Quill and Scroll, '65, '66, Lalin Club, '64, '65, '66, FTA, '65, '66, Science Club, '64, Chemisiry Club. '65, Secreiary, '66, Crealive Wriling Club, Vice President '65, Ari' Club, '64, Pow Wow Ediior, '66. Suzanne I-lamplon essisls in llwe worlcroom. Judy Banclarles calls llle Indians 'ro war Senior Class of I 966 Isl' row RICKY GARRARD-Red Cross Allernale, '65, Represenlallve, '66. FRANK GARREIT-FFA, '65, '66, Foolball, '65. '66, Red Cross Represenlallve, '66. TERRY GASTON-Clwemislry Club, '65. 2nd row LINDA GATLIN JOE GAUDIN-Foolball, '64, '65. CHARLIE JOE GENTRY-Foolball Manager, '66, FFA, '65, '66, Sludenl' Council Represenlalive, '66, Red Cross Re-presenlalive, '64-. 3rd row Sl-IERRIE GIBBS-Safely Council Allernale, '66. ANN GIBSON- A Cllolr, '66, Fl-IA, '66, Chem- lslry Club, '66, Sludenl' Council Allernale, '66. MIKE GIBSON I E5 Isl' row SANDRA GAYE GlBSON-FBLA, '65, '66, FTA, '65, '66: Quill and Scroll, '65, '66: Red Cross Science Club, '64, '65. DUNCAN GILCREASE-DECA, '66. JIM GOODWIN 2nd row LARRY GRAFF--Lalin Club, '64: Safely Council Represenfalive, '66, Baseball, '64, '65, '66. TRELLES GRAFTON-Arrowelfes, '65, '66. BEVERLY GRAVES-FHA, '64, '65, '66: JML, '64-I Sfudenl Council Allernale, '64, '65q Chemislry Club, '66. 3rd row CLYDE GRAVES-Red Cross Allernaie, '65. LARRY GREEN-Siudenl Council Represenlafive, '65 ANlT'A PAYE GREER Senior Class of I966 -MR. HENDERSON :,i, in S+epping our of line brings forlln draslic measures. Mind Over maHer? Represenralive, '64-7 Sludem' Council Represenla- live, '65, '66g Arroweffes, '65, '66: GIS, '64g A Choir, '66: Sequoyah Ad Sfaff, '65, '66, Isl' row PAUL GREGORY-Baslcefball, '64, '65, '66, Track, '64, '65, '66, Lafin Club, '65, Cliemisfry Club, '65, Debale Club, '64, Physics Club, '66, Key Club, '66, Nafional Honor Socieiy, '65, '66, Pel- ican Boys' Shale Alfernafe, '66, BARBARA GRElVllLLlON-GlS, '64, A Choir, '66, BARBARA GROSS- A Choir, '66, Crealive Wrmng Club, '66, Science Club, '66, Pow Wow Ediforial Sfaff, '66. 2nd row JANICE GROSS SHARON GUILLORY-Safely Council Represen- tarive, '65, Arrowefles, '65. DARLENE HAINES-Sludeni' Council Alfernaie, '65, '66, B Choir, '66, Physics Club, '65, GIS, '64-. 3rd row REBECCA ANN HAMMETT-Honor Legion, '64, COE, '6o. ' SU ZANNE HAMPTON-Concerl Band, '64, 65, Marching Band, '64, '65,Orcl1es'rra, '65, Sludenf Council Represenralive, '65, Sequoyalm Ad Siaff, '65, ROTC Sponsor, '66, Ouill and Scroll, '65, FBLA, '66, JML, '64, '65. NELSON HANEY-Eoolball, '64, '65, '66. 41h row ROBERT HARDWICK DIANN HARLAN-Spanish Club, '64, GIS, '64, FBLA, '66, Arroweifes, '65. PAT HARMON 5+i'I PATrolv-'lARRIS-GIS, '64, ArroweHes. '66: FBLA. '66 DELO'RES HARRIST-GIS, '64, Arrowefles, '65, '66. JOYCE HARTMAN Isl' row DON I-IARVEY-Science Club, '64, SMA, '64, Lalin Club, '65, '66, Physics Club, '66. PAT I-IARWELL-Red Cross Alfernale, '66, Pow Wow Eclilorial Slall, '65, Sporls Edifor, '66, Baslcelball, '65, Coin Club, '64, Spanish Club, '64- DE LAINE HATHORN 2nd row DALE HAUSER JANIE HAYNES-Pow Wow Ad Slafl, '65, Man- ager, '66, DECA, '66, Sludenl' Council Alfernare, '65, Red Cross Represenlalive, '65, Ouill and Scroll, '65, '66, FBLA, '66. KATHERINE I-IAYWOOD-Science Club, '64, Ari Club, '64, '66, Chemislry Club, '65, GIS, '64, Arrowelles, '65, French Club, '65, '66, ROTC Sponsor, '66. 3rcI row ERNIE HENDERSON-Baslielball, '64, WESLEY HENIGAN-Golf Team, '64. JEAN I-IERREN-JML, '65, Foolball Program Ad Slall, '66, Sludenl' Council Allernale, '64, A Choir, '65, '66. 4+h row JUDY I-IERREN-JML, '65, A Choir, '65, '66Z Poolball Proqram Ad Slalf, '66. DIANN I-IICKS-Bancl, '64, '65, '66, Tennis Team, '65, Safely Council Allernare, '66, Chemislry Clubi 'es SANDRA I-IICKS-Red Cross Represenlalive, '64, Sludenl Council Represenlalive, '66, DECA, '65, President '66, GIS, '64. 5fh row JOE HIGGINBOTHAM-Lalin Club, '65, Physics Club, '66, Officers and Sponsors Club, '66. BOLIN I-IIGGS-Band, '64, '65, '66, A Choir. '65, Physics Club, '66. JUDY I-IIGI-ITOWER--Science Club, '64, Chem- is'I'ry Club, '65, Physics Club Vice Presiclenl, '66, GIS, '64, Lalin Club, '64, French Club, '65, FTA, '64, '65, '66, ROTC Sponsor, '66. Seniors swing wi+I1 spiril. Senior Class of I 966 Isl' row LANNIE HILL-Dixie Drill Plaloon, '64, THOMAS HILL DANNY HOBBS-FFA, '66. 2nd row LYNN HOLLEY CHRIS HOLLOWAY-Cliemislry Club, '66: Pow Wow Edilorial Slafi, '66. JUDITH HOLMES-Arl' Club, '64, '65, '66, FHA, '64, '65g Science Club, '65, Clwemislry Club, '66: JML, '65, Treasurer, '66. 3rcl row ALVIN HOLOMON-Sludenl Council Alfernale, '64, '65: Mililary Band, '64: Visual Aids Club, '64, '65, '66. MARY ANN HOOB- A Clloir, '66. JIMMY HOOD-Foolball, '64, Baseball, '64, '65. lsf row ROBERT HOOPER-Concerf Band, '64, '65, '66, Orclnesfra, '64, '65, All-Parish Band. '65, All-Parisl'1 Orclwesfra, '64, '65, Officers and Sponsors Club, '66, Plwysics Club, '66, Chem- isfry Club, '65, '66, Lafin Club, '64, '65, '66. Cl-lRlS HOTARD-Sophomore Class Vice Presi- denf, '64, Junior Class Vice Presiclenf, '65, Sfu- denf Council Represenfafive, '65, '66, Foofball, '65, '66. RICKY HOUSTON-Safefy Council Represenfafive, '64, Dixie Drill Team, '64, '65, Commander, '66, Key Club, '66, Officers and Sponsors Club, '66, Marching Bancl, '64. 2nd row RHONDA GAY HUMPHREY-GIS, '64, FBLA, '66, Science Club, '64, Sequoyalw Ad Sfaff Manager, '66. VIRGINIA SAIL HUNTER-French Club, '64, '65I FHA, '66, Cliemisfry Club, '66, Arroweffes, '65, '66 VlCKlE l-lUTCHlNSONf-Safefy Council Represenf- afive, '64, '65, French Club, '64, Honor Legion, '64, Arroweffes, '65, '66, Ouill and Scroll, '65, '66, Aff Club, '65, Vice Presidenf, '66, Crea- five Wrifing Club Vice Presidenf, '66, Pow Wow Ecliforial Sfaff, '65, Arf Edifor, Picfure Eclifor, '66, Sfudenf Council Alfernafe, '66. 3rd row PENNY LYNN IRLAND-Sfudenf Council Repre- senfafive, '64, '65, Lafin Club, '65, '66, Arrow- effes, '65, '66. GLENN lVY JACKSON-Spanish Club, '65, '66I Chemisfry Club, '65, '66, Officers ancl Sponsors Club, '66, Creafive Wrifinq Club, '66, FBLA, '66. JAN JACKSON-Trasferred from Laurel, Missis- sippi. DECA, '66. Senior Class of I966 Sfudenfs benefif from a fime of relaxafion and good food. 4,--ear frm 1? iz' fs. ral' -'lf' if if as ,E A3 ka way 'll is fr P if Y 55' sm If f Is? row LINDA SHARON JAMES RICHARD JEFFERSON-DECA, '66. RANDELL JENNINGS-FFA, '64, '65, '66. 2nd row ANNA JOE--Science Club, '64, Sequoyah Ad Sraft '65, '66, Quill and Scroll, '65, '66, Nalional Honor Socie+y, '65, '66, FTA, '64, '65, Treasurer, '66, Physics Club, '66, Laiin Club, '66. MARK JOHNSON-Dixie Drill Plafoon, '65, '66, Junior Class Chaplain, '65, Band, '64, A Choir, '66, Officers and Sponsors Club, '66, Sfuclenl' Council Allernaie, '65, '66. THOMAS JOHNSON 3rd row ' JAMES JOHNSTON-Science Club, '64, B Choir, '66, Physics Club, '66. JOHNETTE JOHNSTON-Nalional Honor Sociefy, '66, Srudenr Council Represenfarive, '65, '66, Chemisiry Club Vice President '65, '66, French Club, '65, Treasurer, '66, ROTC Lieuienanr Colo- nel, '66, Orchesira, '64, '65, President '66, Pow Wow Edilorial Staff, '65, Layout Publicily and Exchange Edifor, '66, Quill and Scroll, '65, Pres- ident '66, Foolball Program Ad Sraft '66, Pow Wow Ad Sraft '64, Creaiive Wrifing Club Sfegtreiary, '65, All-S+a're Orchesira, '64, '65, BlLL JOLLY-Transferred from Memphis, Tennes- see, 4'rh row DONNA JOLLY-Debale Club, '64, Tennis Team, '64, '65, '66, Science Club, '64, '65, Laiin Club, '65, '66, Secretary, '65, Quill and Scroll, '65, '66, Nafional Honor Socieiy, '65, '66, Foofball Program Ad Sraft '66, Pow Wow Edirorial Siaff, '65, Ediior-in-Chiet '66, Nun+ius Laiinus Ed- iior, '66, Arrowefres, '65, '66, FTA, '65. BOBBY JONES DON JONES-Key Club, '65, '66, Sfudenl' Coun- cil Senalor, '65, President '66, Foofball, '64, '65, '66, Baskeiball, '64, '65, Baseball, '64, '65, '66, SMA, '64, Nalional Honor Socieiy, '65, '66. Sfh row MARIANNE JORDAN-Siudenl' Council Repre- senlaiive, '64, Senafor, '66, Safely Council Rep- resenfarive, '66, ROTC Sponsor, '66, FTA Vice President '65, Hisiorian, '66, Junior Class Secre- tary, '65, A Choir, '66, French Club, '64, SHERRIE JORDAN-Honor Legion, '64, Arrow- eHes, '65, S+uden+ Council Represenlalive, '65, '66, Lafin Club, '65, Science Club, '65, FHA, '66, Ari Club, '66. CAROL KALBERG-La+in Club, '64, '66, FHA, '66, Pow Wow Ad Slaft '66, Siudenr Council Allernale, '65. Isl' row JOHNNY KAMPE-Lalin Club, '65, '66, Chemis- 'lry Club, '65, '66, Physics Club, '66, Officers and Sponsors Club, '66, Dixie Drill Plaloon, '66. CHARLOTTE KENDRICK-French Club, '65, '66, Chemislry Club, '66, Physics Club, '66, Sludenl Council Represenlalive, '66, Ouill and Scroll, '65, '66, PHA, '66, Sequoyah Ad Slalf, '65, '66. ELAINE KENNEY-Quill and Scroll, '65, '66, Sequoyah Ad Slall, '65, '66, FTA, '64, '65, '66, Physics Club, '65, Advanced Orcheslra, '65, '66, Concerl Band, '64, '65, '66, All'Slale Band, '66. 2nd row EDDIE KENT-FFA, '64. '65, '66. NANCY KENT-FBLA, '66, Sequoyah Circulalion Slall, '66. JOHN KEY-Red Cross Represenlalive, '64. 3rd row CONNIE KIDWELL-Honor Legion, '64, Red Cross Represenlalive, '66. BOBBIE KIHNEMAN-French Club, '65I Science Club, '65, Secrelary, '66, FTA, '64, '65, '66I Concerl' Band, '64, '65, '66, Physics Club, '66, Safely Council Represenlalive, '64, GIS, '64, Red Cross Represenlalive, '65. NANCY KING 4+h row DEBORAH KINGCAID JACKIE KINZER-Lalin Club. '65, '66, Arrowelles, '65, Sequoyah Circulalion Slaff, '66. DAVID KIRKLAND-Dixie Drill Plaloon, '65, Phys- ics Club, '66, Officers and Sponsors Club, '66 51h row JAMES KIRKLAND-Dixie Drill Plaloon, '65, Ol- ficers and Sponsors Club, '66, Physics Club, '66. TED KISLA-Eoolball. '64, '65, Baslcelball, '64. SHARON KNEIPP-Pow Wow Ad Slall, '64, B Choir, '65. Isl' row CHARLES KNIGHT-FFA, '64. '65, '66. GLORIA KOWALSKI-DECA, '66, Fl-lA, '64. TERRY LA CAZE 2nd row AINA LACIS-Ari Club, '64i La'rin Club, '65. Arrowelles, '65. LEON LACIS GLENN LAlRD-Science Clulo, '64, Chemislry Club, '65, '66, Physics Club. '66, Coin Club, '65, Vice President '66, Nalional Meril' Leller of Commendalion. '66. 3rd row GAY LAM PKINS MALINDA LANDREM-Homecoming Maid, '64, Key Club Sponsor, '64, Z Club, '64, '65, President '66, Safely Council Represenlalive, '65, Allernale, '66, Spanish Club, '66, ROTC Sponsor. '66, Ouill and Scroll, '65, '66, Pow Wow Ad Slaff Assislanl Manager, '65, Foolball Program Ad Slalf, '66, Arrowelles, '65, Colonel. '66, Pelican Girls' Slale Delegale, '66. BYRON LANG-Baseball, '65, '66. Senior Class of I966 S The iob of a cheerleader involves more Than cheering al Apprecialion is expressed +o Mrs. Black for her help wilh games, 'rhe cheerleaders. TON FUFF gels assisiance from an office secrefary. Mary Ann Jordan looks over her schedule lhe iirsi' day of school lsi' row ELLEN LANGFORD ROBERT LASITER-Naiional Honor Sociely, '65, Vice President 'bbq A Choir, '65q Debale Club, '64-, Vice President '65, President 'bbq Safely Council Represenfalive, '65, 'bbq Chem- isiry Club, 'bbq Lalin Club. '64-, '65, Vice Pres- ident 'bbq Pelican Boys' Siaie Delegale, '66, GARY LEE 2nd row HARLAN LEE-Safely Council Treasurer, '65q Of- ficers and Sponsors Club, 'bbq Rifle Team, 'b4q A Choir, 'b6. WOODY LEE-Traclc, '64, '65, 'bb. KIRBY LEEPER-Srudenr Council Represenfalive, 'b5q DECA, '66, Vice President 'bbq Physics Club, '65. 3rd row VlCKl ANN LEETH-Honor Legion, 'b4q Arrow- elles, '65, 'bbq French Club, '65q FBLA, '66. WAYNE LENARD--Foolball, '64, '65q Track, '64, '65, 'bbq Key Club, '64, '65. LEO LEON-Fooiball, '65, 'bbq Baseball, '64, '65, '66 70 Isl' row SI-IERRY LE POINT CELIA LESNIEWSKI-Arrowelres, '65, French Club, '65, '66, Safely Council Allernale, '65. REECE LEWIN6 2nd row AL LEWIS-Coin Club, '64, '65, Presidenl, '66, Physics Club, '66, Officers and Sponsors Club '66 GLENDA LEWIS-Science Club, '64, Arrowefles, '65, Sequoyah Ad Slalli, '65, '66, French Club, '65, FBLA, '65, Red Cross Represenlalive, '64. CAROLYN LIBERTO-Lalin Club, '65, '66I FI IA. '65, Sludenl' Council Represenlarive, '65, '66, Chemislry Club, '66, Sequoyah Circulaiion SI'aff,'66. 3rd row JOHN LINDSAY-Visual Aids Club, '65, Ar? Club, '667 Mililary Band, '64, '65, '66. KAREN LITTON-Arrowerres, '65, '66, French Club, '65, Pow Wow Ad Slalf, '66, Science Club, '64, Red Cross Represenralive, '64, '66. WILLIAM ALLEN LOLLEY-Arr Club, '64, '65, Spanish Club. '65, '66, Red Cross Represen+a- live, '66, A Choir, '66. 4+I1 row BETTE LOUISE LOWERY-FHA, '64, '66. CHIP LYNCH-Lafin Club, '64, Chemisrry Club, '65, Track, '64, '65, '66, Sludenr Council Repre- senfalive, '64, '65, Safely Council Represenla- live, '66. LINDA MABRY-Spanish Club, '65, '66, Arrow- eHes, '65, '66, A Choir, '65, '66. 51h row PAULA MAI-IAN VONCILLE MANGUM- B Choir, '66. DENZA MANNING-Sophomore Class Treasurer, '64, French Club, '65, FTA, '65, '66, FBLA, '65, '66, Quill and Scroll, '65, '66, Foolball Program Ad S'Iaf'I, '66, A Choir, '66, Chemisrry Club, '66, Sequoyah Ad Shall, '65, Pelican Girls' Srale Allernaie, '66. Isl' row TERRY MARTIN-Key Club, '66, Physics Club, '66, Visual Aids Club, '66, Sludenl' Council Allernale, '65. RAY IVIASCAUX-DECA, '66, Safely Council, '66. REGINA MATTHEWS-Concerl Band, '64, '65. '66, Marclwing Band, '64, '65, '66, All-Sla'le Band Allernale, '66, All-Parish Band and Or- cheslra, '65, '66, Advanced Orclieslra, '65, '66, Lalin Club, '65, '66, Clwemislry Club, 65, '66, FTA, '65, '66, sequoyah Ad s+aff, '65, '66, JML. '64, Presidenl, '65, '66, Red Cross Represenla- live, '64, Nalional Honor Sociely, '65, '66, Quill and Scroll, '65, '66. 2nd row DEBBIE MAULDIN-Science Club, '64, Chemislry Club, '65, Sequoyah Edilorial Slalf, '65, Fea- 'lure Eclilor, '66, ROTC Sponsor, '66, Eoolball Sweelhearl, '66. REGINA MAYFIELD-Arrowelles, '65, Safely Coun- cil Represenlalive, '66, COE, '66. SHARON MCALLISTER-FHA, '66. 3rd row JOHN MCCAIN-Spanish Club. '65. SHIRLEY lv1cCALEB-Sludem' Council Represenla- live, '64, FTA, '64, GIS, '64, Arrowe'H'es, '65, '66, A Cl1oir, '66, Sequoyalw Ad Slall. '66. GERALD MCCLARAN 4'll1 row EMILY MCCLUNG JIM McCLURE-Key Club, '65, Vice Presidenl, '66, Junior Class Presidenl, '65, Junior Class Favorile, '65, Sludenl Council Senalor, '66, Pelican Boys' Slale Delegale, '66, FBLA, '66, A Choir. '65, '66, Clwemislry Club, '65, Senior Class Vice Presidenl, '66. TONI MCDOUGALL 5lh row WILMA MCELDUFF-GIS, '64, Clwemislry Club, '66, JlvlL, '66. RILEY MCGAUGH-Coin Club, '64, '65. MARTA McGEE-Science Club, '64, Lalin Club. '65, Reporler, '66, Arrowelles, '65, Sludenl Coun- cil Allernale, '64, Red Cross Represenlalive, '66. Isi' row EVELYN MCKNEELY-Ari' CIub, '64-7 FI-IA, '64: FBLA Vice President '65, President '66, Chem- is'rry Club, '66, GIS, '64, Sequoyah Circulafion Sfaff, '66. EDWARD McLEAN BYRON IVICNEIL-Concerf Band, '64, '65, '66. 2nd row VIRGINIA MEACI-IAM-Honor Legion, '64-3 Ar- rowe+'res, '65g Red' Cross Represenfafive, '657 COE, '66. LIONEL MEYER-French CIub, '66: Visual Aids Club, '66. ELIZABETH IVIICIOTIO-Sfudeni' Council Repre- senI'a+ive, '667 AI+erna're, '65: 5afeI'y Council Rep- resen+aI'ive, '65. 3rd row RITA MICIOTTO-FHA, '65g ArroweH'es, '65, '66, Pow Wow Ad Sfaff, '66. SHEILA MILLER-French Club, '64: Sfudeni' Council Alfernafe, '65, '66, FBLA, '65, Secre+ary, '66, COE, '66, BARBARA MITCHELL-FHA, '64: FBLA, '66. Senior Class of I966 Back-Io-school nigI'i+ rarely provides a fime Iike fhis. A successful play brings learnmales oil lhe bench. Senior Class of I 966 Isl row BECKY MITCHELL-FHA, '64, Science Club, '64, Sludenl Council Represenlalive, '65, '66, Quill and Scroll, '65, '66, Sequoyah Ad Slaff, '65, Co-Manager, '66, FBLA, '66, GIS. '64. JACOUE MOON-4-H Club, '64, French Club, '64, Arrowelles, '65, Maior, '66, Red Cross Rep- resenlalive, '65, Secrelary, '66, A Choir, '66, Sequoyah Ad Slall, '66. LINDA LEE MOORE-Sludenl Council Represen- lalive, '64, '65, Senalor, '66, Z Club, '64, '65, '66, Nalional Honor Sociely, '65, '66, Quill and Scroll, '65, '66, Lalin Club, '65, '66, Eoolball Program Ad Slafl, '66, Pow Wow Ad Slalli, '65, ETA Secrelary, '65, Vice Presidenl, '66, Pelican Girls' Slale Delegale, '66. 2ncl row MARILYN MOORE-Sludenl Council Represenla- live, '65, Red Cross Represenlalive, '64, JML Vice Presidenl, '65, FHA, '66, GIS, '64. RAY MOORE ROBERTA MOORE 3rd row BILLY MORGAN-Sluclenl Council Allernale, '65. SARAH MORGAN-ROTC Sponsor, '66, Sequo- yah Circulalion Slaif, '66, Spanish Club, '65, '66, Arrowelfes, '65, EHA, '64, Sluclenl Council Represenlalive, '64, Safely Council Represenla- live, '66, Red Cross Represenlalive, '65, MICHAEL ARTHUR MORMAN-Lalin Club, '65, Sludenl Council Represenlalive, '65, Dixie Drill Plaloon, '65, '66, Officers and Sponsors Club, '66 Is+ row CONNIE MORRIS-JML, '65, FBLA, '66. RAYE NELL MOSS-Honor Legion, '64, Lalin Club '65, S+uden+ Council Represenlafive, '64. MARINELL MULFORD-Honor Legion, '64, Red Cross Represenlelive, '64, Visual Aids Club, '66. 2nd row LINDA MYERS LOT-TIE MYERS TONY NAOUIN 3rd row SHARON NEELY-French Club, '64, Red Cross Represenlalive, '64, '65, '66, FHA, '66, FBLA, '65 MUFFET NETHERTON-Sfudenl Council Allernale, '64, '65, Senalor, '66, Z Club, '64, '65, '66, French Club, '64, '65, ROTC Sponsor, '66, Sci- ence Clulo, '64, Foolball Program Ad Slalf, '66. STEVE N ETH ERTON 4-Ih row LINDA NETT-Safely Council Represenlalive, '65. ROBERT NICHOLS STEVE NICHOLSON 5+I1 row SANDRA NORRIS ROY NUGENT JOE OATES-Red Cross Represenfalive, '66. Isl row BEN O'BRYANT TOMMY O'DONNELL-Safely Council Repre- senlalive, '66. CLIFF OGDEN-Safely Council Represenfalive '66, A Clnoir, '66. 2nd row EDITH OLDS-Safely Council Represenlalive, '65, '66, Science Club, '65. LINDA OLDS-Spanish Club, '65, Red Cross Rep- resenlalive, '66, COE, '66. ROBERT ORVIS-Coin Club, '64-. 3rd row STEVE OSBORNE LINDA OSTRANDER-FHA, '64, '66, I-lislorian, '65, FTA, '64, Science Club, '64, '65, COE, '66, Sludenl' Council Represenlalive, '66, CALENE OWEN-GIS, '64, Lalin Club, '64, Ar- rowelies, '65, Chemislry Club, '66, Red Cross Represenlalive, '66, Sequoyalw Circulalion Slaff, '66 4'll1 row FRANK OWEN-Foolball, '64, Baslcelball, '64, '65, '66, Traclc, '64, '66, Safely Council Repree senlalive, '64, '65, Red Cross Represenlalive, '66, Spanish Club, '64, '65, Science Club, '64, '65, Clwemislry Club, '65, SMA, '64-. DELORES PACE-FHA, '64, '65, AVI' Club, '66. HENRY PAGE 5+I1 row BUDDY PARKER-Safely Council Represenlalive, '64, DECA, '66. DAVID PARKER-Track, '66. SUSAN PARKER-French Club, '66. 4'5 40-rms Sludeflls are Gwdfded for 'fllelf meflls- The edilorial slall anxiously awails llwe arrival ol llie yearboolcs. Senior Class of l966 1 Isl row MIKE PARKS-Eoolball, '64, '65, '66, Safely Counf cil Represenlalive, '66, FBLA, '66. ELIZABETH PATTERSON-G-lS, '64, FHA. '64, Red Cross Allernale. '64, Cllemislry Club, '66, Slu- denl Council Allernale, '65, '66, Pow Wow Ad Slall Assislanl Manager, '65, Manager, '66, Ouill and Scroll, '65, '66. MARY JEAN PERKlNS-FBLA, '65, '66, Arrow- elles, '65, Ouill and Scroll, '65, '66, ROTC Spon- sor, '66, Pow Wow Ad Slall, '65, Foolball Pro- gram Ad Slall Co-Manager, '66, A Choir, '66, Sequoyah Circulalion Slall, '66. 2nd row KEN PETERS JIMMIE PHILLIPS-Concerl Band, '64, '65, '66, ROTC Band, '64, '65, Lalin Club, '64, '65, '66I Cliemislry Club. '65, Treasurer, '66, Sludenl Council Represenlalive, '66, Physics Club, '66, Ollicers and Sponsors Club, '66, SMA, '64, Vice Presidenl, '65, Presidenl, '66. MELODY PINNIX-Sludenl Council Senalor, '64, '65, Secrelary, '66, Z Club, '64, '65, Vice Presidenl, '66, Pelican Girls' Slale Deleqale, '66, ROTC Sponsor, '66, Arrowelles, '65, Red Cross Represenlalive, '64, Science Club, '64, FHA. '64, '65, GIS, '64. 3rd row JOHNNY PLASTER GWEN POSTON-Lalin Club, '64, '65: JML, '65. '66, Cliemislry Club, '66, Arrowelles, '65, Red Cross Represenlalive, '66. JOHN PURGERSON-Science Club, '64, Salely Council Represenlalive, '66, Allernale, '64, Red Cross Represenlalive, '66. Isl' row ROGER RAGAN GAIL RAINS-GIS, '64, Arrowelles, '65, Sludenl Council Represenlalive, '65, Visual Aids Club, '66 CLENTON H. RAMBIN-spanish Club, '65, or. 'licers ancl Sponsors Club, '66, Chemislry Club, '65, '66, Dixie Drill Plaloon, '65, '66. 2nd row ROBERT RAMBIN-Baseball, '65, Salely Council Allernale, '66. PRlSCll.l.lA RANCE- B Choir, '65, A Choir, '66 DOT RANEY-Nalional Honor Sociely, '65, '66, Quill and Scroll, '65, '66, Crealive Wrilinq Club, '65, Presiclenl, '66, Pow Wow Eclllorial Slall, '65, Managing Eclilor, '66, Physics Club, '66, Lalin Club, '64, '65, '66, Arl' Club, '64, Chem- islry Club '65, GIS, '64. 3rd row RANA RANKIN-Sludenl Council Represenlalive, '64, '66, A Choir, '65, '66, Foolball Program Ad Slall, '66. SANDRA RAYBURN-Red Cross Represenlalive, RONNY REED Senior Class of I 966 Sluclenls enlerlain each olher. ls lhis bewildermenl' or inlelleclual longing? '64, FHA, '64, Pow Wow Ad Slall, '64, Sequoe yah Ad Slall, '65, '66, Quill and Scroll, '65, '66. Isl' row FRANK REGER-Rifle Team, '64, '65, '66, Physics Club, '66, Officers and Sponsors Club, '66. JANET REYNOLDS-GIS, '64, Spanish Club, '65, Foolball Program Acl Slafi, '66, Arrowelles, '65, '66 MICHAEL REYNOLDS 2nd row SHARON REYNOLDS-FHA, '64, Sludenl Coun- cil Aliernale. '64, French Club. '66, Sequoyah Ad Slaii, '66. CATHRYN RIDLEY-FHA, '65, '66, Sludenl Coun- cil Represenlaiive, '66, FTA, '65, '66, French Club, '65, Sequoyah Acl Slail, '66. MARTHA MARIE RIFFON-FHA, '64. 3rd row ALBERT RILEY NICK RINAUDO-Sluclenl Council Senalor, '64, '65, '66, Lalin Club, '64, '65, Chemislry Club, '65, Pelican Boys' S+al'e Delegale, '66, Science Club, '64, Foolball, '64, Baseball, '64, Senior Class Treasurer, '66. LAL ROACH-Spanish Club, '65, '66, Science Club, '65, Marching Band, '64, '65, '66, Concerl' Band, '65, '66. 4-'lh row STEVE ROBBINS-FFA, '65, '66. JOHNNY ROPPOLO-DECA, '66. EMILIE ROTHENBERGER-FBLA, '65, Vice Pres- idenl, '66, Chemislry Club, '66, Sequoyah Cir- culalion Slaii, '66. 5l'h row CHARLES RUSSELL GINGER RUSSELL-Safely Council Allernaie, '64, Chemislry Club, '66. BARRY RUTHERFORD-Sluclenl' Council Senaior, '64, Represenlalive, '65, Corresponding Secre- Iary, '66, Dixie Drill Plaloon, '64, '65, '66, Oi- licers and Sponsors Club, '66, Nalional Honor Sociely, '65, '66, Key Club, 65, '66, Lalin Club, '64, '65, Secrelary, '66, A Choir, '65, '66, All-S+ale Choir, '65, '66. Isl' row MARGARET RUTTLE-Nalional Honor Sociely, '65, '66, Quill and Scroll, '65, '66g Lalin Club, '64, '65, '667 Science Club, '64, '65, Crealive Wrifing Club, '65g Pow Wow Edilorial Shall, '65, Managing Edifor, '66g Foolball Program Ad Slall, '66: Physics Club, '66, Honor Legion, '64. DANNA LYNN SANDERS JOE SANTONE 2nd row LARRY SAVAT-Key Club, '65, '66, Red Cross Represenlalive, '64: Baseball, '65, '66. DONNA SCHATTN ER ALVIN SCl-lELLlNGER'-Lalin Club, '64, '657 Safely Council Represenlafive, '64g Foolball, '64, '65, Track, '64:Cl1emislry Club, '65. 3rd row DONNA SEARCY-Lalin Club, '65g Clwemislry Club, '66: Arrowelles, '65, A Clwoir, '65, '66g Sluclenl Council Represenlalive, '667 Science Club, '64: All-Sl'a+e Choir, '66: Crealive Wriling Club, '66, Foolball Program Ad Slaff, '66. JACK SEARCY JO ANN SELF 4+l1 row LINDA Sl-lAl:ER SHERRY SHARP-Fl-lA, '64: FBLA, '65. JEANIE SHAUGHNESSY QA mf Cokaf AWN! lawn: 1 5 51h row TOM SHEA-Key Club, '64, '65, '66, Track, '64, '65, '66g Baslcelball, '65, '66: Eoolball, '65, '66. BARBARA Sl-IELTON-Sludenl Council Represen- Jralive. '64. PAM SHERGALIS-Sfudenl Council Represenla- live, '64, Red Cross Represenlalive, '64g Sci- ence Club, '64: Safely Council Represenlelive, '65, Lelin Club, '65g Science Club, '65, FHA, '64g Sequoyah Ad Slall, '66: Physics Club, '66: Lalin Club. '66, Indians walcli a viclorious Homecoming game willi pride. Senior Class of I 966 Isl row ANDREA SHERRILL-FBLA, '65, Sequoyalw Ed- ilorial Slall, Copy Edilor, '65, Class Edilor, '66, Ouill and Scroll, '66, FHA, '66. JUDY Sl-IOFNER-French Club, '65, '66, Nalion- al Honor Sociely, '65, '66, FTA, '65, '66, Red Cross Represenlalive, '65, Sludenl Council AI- lernale, '66, Pow Wow Ad Slalf, '66. DOUGLAS SIMMONS-Track, '64, '65, '66, Red Cross Represenlalive, '66, Foolball, I64, '65. 2nd row DEBORAH SIMS-FHA, '64, GIS, '64, JML, '65, Arrowelles, '65, Red Cross Represenlalive, '66. GARY SIMS-4-H, '64, Sludenl Council Allernale, 64. TRISHA SKAGGS 3rd row GLORIA SKINNER LARRY SLAYTON-Eoolball. '64. CHERYL LYNN SMITH-FHA, '64, GIS, '64, Slu- denl Council Allernale, '64, '66, Pow Wow Ad Slaff, '65, Assislanl Manager, '66, French Club, '65, Arrowelles, '65. 5:91 VII' ls? row GARY SMITH JAMES E. SMITH-Baseball, '65, Golf Team, '66, JERRY SMITH-Key Club, '64, Parliamenlarian, '65, '66, Foolball, '64, '65, '66, Baseball, '64, '65, Baslcelball, '64, Nalional Honor Sociely, '65, '66, Pal-'Em-Onfrbe-Baclc Award '66. 2nd row JIMMY SMlTl'l-Lalin Club, '64, '65, '66, Physics Club, '66, Officers and Sponsors Club, '66, Sci- ence Club, '65. JOHN SMITH-Lalin Club, '65, Officers and Sponsors Club, '66, Dixie Drill Plaloon, '66, Key Club Presiclenl, '66. RAYMOND SMlTH-Lalin Club, '65, Physics Club, '66, Ollicers and Sponsors Club, '66, 3rd row RONALD SMITH-DECA, '66. V. T. SMITH-Foolball, '64, '65, '66, Track, 64, '65, '66. FRANCES SMlTHFETER-Safely Council Repre- senlafive, '65, Pow Wow Ad Sfaff, '65, Fool- ball Program Acl Slafl, '66, Arrowelfes, '65, Lieufenanl Colonel, '66, Quill and Scroll, '66, Senior Class of I966 -'03 All of This for iusl' a clrinlc of wafer! Isl' row LINDA SNEED-lnlermediale Bancl, '64, FTA, 65, '66, Arr Club, '66. LEONORA SNEED-Honor Legion, '64, Arrow- elles, '65, Safely Council Represenlalive, '66. MICHAEL SPARKS-Lalin Club, '64, '65, '66, SMA, '64, '65, Rifle Team, '64, Officers and Sponsors Club, '66. 2nd row ROBERT SPEARS PAULA ANN SPIGARELLI-French Club, '65, Vice Prfsigfenl, '66, Arrowelles, '65, '66, Safely Colm- cn , . A TARVER SPIVEY-Pelican Boys' Sfale Delegale, '66Z Sludenl' Council Represenlafive, 66, Red Cross Represenlalive, '64, Sequoyah Ediforfal Siallf '65 '66Z A Choir, '66, Band, '64, Senior Class Chaplain, '66. 3rd row PAM STACKS-Science Club, '64, '65, Arl' Club, '64, '65, Secrelary-Treasurer, '66. PERRY STACKS MIKE STANLEY-Archery Team, '65, Concerl' Band, '65, '66. 4+h row MARY CATHERINE STAWASZ-Nalional Honor Sociely, '65, Secrelary, '66, Quill and Scroll, '65, '66, Sfudenl Council Represenlalive, '66, Safely Council Represenlafive, '64, Z Club, '66, Lalin Club, '65, '66, Science Club, '64, Sequoyali Eclilorial Slaff Class Edilor, '65, Ed- ilor-in-Clmiel, '66, Arrowelies, '65, Foolball Pro- gram Ad Sfalf, '66. BARRY STEPHENSON DEBORAH DAWN STEPHENSON-Arrowelles. '65, '66, Safely Council Represenlalive, '66. 5+l1 row BARBARA STEVENS-GIS, '64, Arl Club, '64. VIC STEVENS-Traclc Team, '64, '65, '66, Ari Club Presiclenl, '66. MARSHALL STEWART-Sluclenl Council Repre- senlalive, '64, '66, Science Club, '65, Physics Club, '66, Clmemislry Club, '66, Track, '64. Isl' row RENDA STINSON-FTA, '65, '66, Chemislry Club, '65, '66, French Club, '65, '66, Safely Council Represenialive, '66, Sequoyah Circulalion Slaff, '66 RENEE STINSON-Science Club, '64, Spanish Club, '64, Chemislry Club, '65, A Choir, '65, '66, Sale+y Council, '65, '66, ROTC Sponsor, '66, Ouill and Scroll, '65, '66, Sequoyah Ad Slaff, '65, Foofball Program Ad Slaff, '66, Slu- deni' Council Allernafe, '66. JERRY STOGNER-Safely Council Represenlalive, '64- Znd row MARILYN STOUT-FHA, '64, '66, Pow Wow Ed- ilorial Slafl, '66, FBLA, '65. DON STRAIN-Foolball, '64, '65, Safely Council President '65, FFA, '66, Sludenl Council Repre- senlalive, '64, DECA, '66. LARRY SUTTON-Red Cross Represenlafive, '66. 3rd row DlANNE SWAN RANDALL SWEETERS-Depuly Rifle Team Com- mander, '66, Coin Club, '66. COY SWETT-Science Club, '64, '65, Physics Club, '65, A Choir, '66, Safely Council Represenfa- live, '65, French Club, '65, GIS, '64. 4+h row CATl-lY TANNER ELIZABETH TAYLOR-Conceri' Band, '64, '65, '66, Orchesfra, '65, '66, Chemislry Club, '65, French Club, '64. MARTHA PEPPER TAYLOR-l-lonor Legion, '64, Arrowelfes, '65, '66, French Club, '65, JML, '66. 5+h row ROY TAYLOR-DECA, '66. KENNY TEM PLIN CHAROLETTE TERESA-Arroweffes, '65, Fl-lA, '66, Red Cross Aliernale, '64, GIS, '64. Isf row JAMES THOMAS-DECA, '65, '66. RONALD THOMAS-Foofball, '64, '65, '66. JAMES THOMPSON 2nd row LYNETTE THOMPSON-Ari Club, '64, '65, '66, FHA, '64, '65, '66, Red Cross Represenlalive, '65, Slucleni' Council Represenfaiive, '65, VIRGINIA THOMPSON--Science Club, '65. JIM THORNTON 3rd row BETTY TINER-4-H Club, '64, Sludenl' Council AI- Iernale, '65, '64, ROTC Sponsor, '66, Pow Wow Edilorial Slall, '66, A Clwoir, '65, '66. JUDY TOMLINSON-French club, '64, '65, '667 Arroweiies, '65, Z Club, '65, '66, Quill and Scroll, '65, Treasurer, '66, Pow Wow Edilorial Slalf, '65, Tribe Talk Edilor, '66, Foolball Program Ad Sfalf, '66. LAUREN TOUCI-ISTONE-FHA, '64, A Choir, '64, '65, '66, Safely Council Represenlalive, '65, '66, FBLA, '66, JML, '66, FTA, '65, '66, Science Club, '64, AII-S+aIe Choir, '66. Senior Class of I966 ' I Uprising spiril dwells 'rlirouglioul Ilne campus Senafors malce plans for flue Homecoming Dance. Classworlc can be fun. Senior Class of I 966 Isl' row VIRNELL TRANGMAR-JML, '65. JUDY TUCKER-COE, '66. LINDA TULLEY-Arf Club, '65, '66, Safely Counci Represenfafive, '65. 2nd row RONNlE'TUlvllNELLO-Sfuclenf Council Repre- senfafive, '65, Safefy Council Reprelsenfafive, '66. ROBERT TURK-Sfuclenf Council Represenfafive, '65, Safely Council Represenfalive, '66. FRANKLIN TU'l'l'--Foofball, '65, Physics Club, '66, 3rd row HOWARD TYNDALL-Foofball, '64, '65, '66, Track, '64, Clnemisfry Club, '65. TOM TYNES-lnfermediale band, '64, Concerl' Band, '65, '66, Marching Band, '64, '65, '66, l.al'in Club, '66, Clnemisfry Club, '65, '66, Physics Club, '66, Officers and Sponsors Club, '66, Marching Band Drum Maior, '66, All-Cily Orclwesfra, '65, Orcliesfra, '65. BONNIE URBAN-Frenclw Club, '65. 86 Isl row GINNY LU VERIGAN-Pow Wow Ad Slall, '64, '65, '66, Lalin Club, '64, Safely Council Repre- senfalive. '64, Orcheslra, '64, '65, '66, A Choir, '65, Quill and Scroll, '65, '66, Science Club, '65, Treasurer, '66, Physics Club, '65. Treasurer, '66. JOHN VINCI-FFA, '66. Club, '65, '66, Visual Aids Club, '66. BRENDA VOLENTINE-FHA, '65, '66, Chemislry Club, '65, '66, Visual Aids Club, '66. 2nd row CINDY WACKERL-Spanish Club, '65, '66, Safely Council Represenlalive, '66, Lalin Club, '64, BRENDA WADE-Arrowelles, '65. JENEAL WAGGONER-Science Club, '64, Chem- islry Club, '65, Red Cross Represenlalive, '64, Sequoyah Edilorial Slall, '65, FHA, '65, GlS, '64-. 3rd row MARFANNE WALDEN-Sequoyah Circulalion Sralli, '65, Manager, '66, Quill and Scroll, '65, '66, Red Cross Allernale, '66, COE, '66. DANNY WALKER-DECA, '66. GAYLE WALKER-JML, '65, Chemislry Club, '66, Quill and Scroll, '65, '66, Sequoyah Ad Slalf, '65 4lh row JERRY WALKER-Sludenl Council Represenlalive, '66, Foolball. '64, '65, '66. CATHY WALLACE-Safely Council Represenla- live, '64, '66, Lalin Club. '65, '66, Foolball Pro- gram Ad Sfafl, '66, Sludenl' Council Allernale, '65, GIS, '64, Arrowelles. '65, Major, '66, Na- 'rional Honor Sociely, '65, '66, Science Club, '64, '65, Pow Wow Edilorial Slall, '66. BUCKY WALSH-Sludenl Council Represenlalive, '64, Senalor, '65, Vice Presidenl, '66, Sopho- more Cl'ass President '64, Key Club, '66, Eoolball, '64, '65, '66. 5+h row PEGGY WARE-GIS, '64, MARTHA WARREN-Lalin Club, '64, '65i Z Club, '65, '66, Pow Wow Ad Slalf, '65, Fool- ball Program Ad Slaff, '66, Key Club Sponsor. '65, '66, Cheerleader, '65, Head Cheerleader, '66, Pelican Girls' Slale Delegale, '66, Slu- denl' Council Represenlalive, '64, '66, ROTC Colonel, '66, Quill and Scroll, '65, '66. HARRY WATSON-Eoolball, '64, '65, '66I Basker- ball, '64, '65, Traclc, '64, Golf Team, '65. Isf row JUDY WELCH-DECA, '65, Treasurer, '66, GIS, '64. DAVI WHITE-Red Cross Represenfafive, '65. PAM WI-IITE-FI-IA, '64, '66. 2nd row TRAVIS WHITFIELD-Concerl' Band, '64, '65, '66I Orchesfra, '65, Rifle Team, '66, Officers and Sponsors Club, '66. ALLISON LEE WHITNEY-PHA, '64, Secrefary, '65, Red Cross Represenfafive, '65, Alfernafe, '66, Safefy Council Vice Presidenf, '65, Presidenf, '66, ROTC Sponsor, '66, Arroweffes, '65. LARRY WILCI-IER 3rd row BARRY WILKINSON-Ari Club. '64, '65, DECA. '66 BRENDA WILLIAMS-Foofball Program Ad Sfaff, '66, A Choir, '65, '66, Arroweffes, '65, '66, FBLA, '65I GIS, '64. CAROLYN WILLIAMS-French Club, '64, '65, '66, Chemisfry Club, '65, '66, Nafional Honor Sociefy, '65, '66, Quill and Scroll, '65, '66, Creafive Wrifinq Club, '66, Arroweffes, '65, '66, Pow Wow Ad Sfaff. '65, '66, ETA, '65, '66, Physics Club, '66, Pow Wow Ediforial Sfaff, '66. 4'II1 row JOHN MICHAEL WILLIAMS-Sfudenl' Council Represenfafive, '65, Alfernafe, '66. JOHNNY D. WILLIAMS-Sophomore Class Sec- refary, '64, Science Club Reporler, '64, Safefy Council Represenfafive, '64, SMA, '64, Lafin Club Presidenf, '65, '66, Sfudenf Council, '65, Treasurer, '66, A Choir, '65, Track, '65, Key Club, '66, Physics Club Presidenf, '66, Chemisfry Club, '66, Pelican Boys' Sfafe Alfernafe, '66. MIKE WILLIAMS Sfh row THOMAS WAYNE WILLIAMS-Track, '64, '65, '66i Key Club, '66, Physics Club, '66, SMA, '64, Creafive Wrifing Club. '65, A Choir, '66, Advanced Orchesfra, '64, '65, Pelican Boys' Sfafe Alfernafe, '66. KENNETH WINHAM BETTY WISCHAN-Lafin Club, '64, Science Club, '64, GIS, '64. ls? row PAUL WREYFORD LARRY WRIGHT-Foolball, '64, '65, '66, Track '64, '65, '66, Red Cross Represenlalive, '64-. LINDA ANN WYNN-Honor Legion, '64-, FBLA '66, Sluclenl Council Represerviaiive, '66, COE '66. 2nd rcw DELIA YBANEZ RANNIE YORK BOBBY YOUNG 3rcl row JAMES YOUNG-DECA, '66, Safely Council Rep resenialive, '66, LINDA YOU NC- RALPH YOUNG-Dixie Drill Plaifoon, '64, '65, '66 Officers and Sponsors Club, '66, Physics Club '66, Slucleni' Council Represenlaiive, '66. 4'll1 row JOHN ZNOTlNS-Pow Wow Edilorial Sfaff, '65 Senior Class of I 966 indian uprising in cafeieria F 99 The campus became a reservation. Teachers swing on Beal Byrd Day. One lillle, Two liHle,l'l'1ree liHle Indians . . . f ff 5 i 5' M4 Wg H 7- 'N I 4, s yi f 1 X. ,ec 4 Peace pipes were smoked, buf war was waged. Ti Squaws peacefully aiiend classes despiie 'flue coming baffle. Swal' flue iaclcelsl i swf KE, K K4 -ff Rf - A f A Whiie, CrowL, Crews, Bruner andLD5vis. LL -'L- WHUE Q Pregidenf A K , . , ROBERT DAVIS f SAMMYE Lou caews Vice Presidenjgig h hY' A Treqshurer s1ssY B RuNER' i PHYLL1S CROW Secrefa ry I Chaplain Charles Adams Shep Akins Roberl' Aldridge Jerrie Allen Joan Anderson John Anderson Kenny Anderson Tommy Anglin Mary Areharr Becky Armslronq Palsy Arnold Ruby Arnold Sharon Arnold Gail Allaway Ronnie Allaway Leanna Auchard Johnnie Audleman Lynn Ausrin Wanda Babin Jackie Bain Madonna Ball Dick Barnes Marcille Barnes Lalvloyne Barren Gerry Baughman Lynn Beard Carolyn Belcher Larry Bell Yvonne Belole Rickey Benlley Bobby Brock Bill Brooks Hazel Brooks Charles Broussard Audrey Brown Sissy Bruner Roger Bryan+ Faye Bumqardner Jo Kalhy Burnelle Rudy Burnelle Karhy Anne Berney Louise Berliaux Gayle Berirand Michael Blackwell Jim Blakeley Carl Bobo Tommy Bogue Ronnie Bonneile Frank Boslon Chuck Boudreau LaFern -Bounds Vickie Bowman Linda Boyd Larry Bozeman Karen Brewsler John Brice Wayne Briery Belly Brinkley Linda Brisler Madeleine Brock l l Sf' ,. F, v l 3 4 2 i l Though? ihis was Indian Day! Cheryl Burns Linda Burns Ronnie Burns Bruce Cain Bruce Callaway David Calverl Bruce Canfield James Roberl Canqelose Randy Carroll Viclor Cascio Sue Carroll Lloyd Causey Pafly Causey Waller Challin Pal Chaler Alice Cheek Winnie Chesser Eugene Cloud Jonesa Cochran Mike Coco uilgll ,- Charles Colberr David Colby Janice Collier Charles Collins Roberl Comeaux Janel' Conly Roger Connell Charles Cook Mike Coons George Corie David Collon Louise Collrell Rhonda Crenshaw Sammye Lou Crews Jane Crockelf Jo Ann Crouch Phyllis Crow Viclor Culberison Billy Cunningham Jimmy Cunningham Momenls of friendship lasl 'rhrouqh fhe years. Brad Dial Ruell Dinlcins Belly Dolpli Marylou Douglas Gary Dowden Susan Driver Gail Dunalnoe Ronald Durrell Biddie Slar Dusl' Riclnard Dyer Brenda Dyes David Easlman Sue Edie Ronnie Edmislon Randy Edmunds Emily Elliol Clnile Farmer Jan Farmer Kay Farrar Bearnice Fausl Junior Class Russell Daniel Dennis Dans Roberl' Davis Shirley Davis Wall' Davis lvlarqarel Dean Diane Dees Daniel Devers Janice DeYoung Marilyn DeYounq Claudie Goodwin Dave Gordon l-lelen Gore Carol Ann Gram' Mike Green Terri Green Brenda Greer Beverly Guess lvlarionelle Guy Palli Guzzardo Junior Class Earl Fenlress Jolwnny Fielder William Jay Flelclwer Clwarlolle Flowers Diane Fong Dianne Ford Roloerl Fowler Loraine Fox Karen Franlclin Riclcey Fullerlon Don Gallemore Milion Gamble Greg Garner Linda Garrell' Brenda Gibson James Giloson Sonny Gieger Bobby Gill Jean Gonqre David Goodman Bur HCL-1-MNO2 can + yield sulphuric acid Where is your face mask and apron? Nancy Hailey Laura Hair Janice Hall Fran Harp Sandra Harper Bob Harrison Janie Harlman VValfer Harvey Larry Harville Karl Hasien Susann Hauser Larry Hayes Tommie Hearn Thomas Hennigan Charlolle Herron Dennis Higclon Delores Hillman Miles Hirchcock Sharon Holloway James Hoorer Johnny Horn Rosemary House Gary Housion Jerry Housion Marfha Huclcabee Johnny Huclcaby Carolyn Hughes James Elion Hugh Jimmy Hughes Peggy Humphries Barbara Huson Beverly Hulchinson Helen Hux Ken Irvin Rhonda Ivey Andrea Jackson Janice Jamar Dixie James Jane? James Herbie Jeane SS Kennie Kilchens Terry Kizer Carol Kneipp Sandra Kniqhl Clyde Knox Dennis Kyle Ronny Langford Mary Raye l.ay'l'on Shirley Lea Barbara Lee Junior Class Bill Jefferson Robin Jenkins Brad Johns Belly Johnson Ken Johnson Bill Jones David Jones Susan Jones Jeannie Joyner Peler Kadison Kennelh Kaufman Larry Keel Randy Keys Gloria Kickel Rosemary Kilday Francis Kile Bobby Joe King John Kinq Sammy King Killy Kinney Michael Lee Ronny Lee Rene Liberro Bruce Liles Linda Lindsay Tracy Lirfie Richard Lodge Linda Lombardino Monry Love Jeff Loveff Donna Lowderback David Lowery Pauia Lunelznrinq Linda Mabry Cindy Madden Ronny Madden Diane Maiure Cnarlofre Mangum Linda Mann Gary Mannies Junior Class Charles Marfin Barry Maflnews Roberf Mafhis Ronny Mafhis Anne May Jerry Mayo Judy McAlpin Ken McAvoy Randy McCain Frankie McCall Judy McClusky Bill McCollis+er Marilyn McConnell Jimmy McCoy David McDearmonT Linda McGee Merriane McGuir+ PaHy McKinney Ricky McNabb David Meacham Michael Meagher Tommy Medlin Mika Meeks Jimmy Mellon Bucky Merediih Virginia Meshell Jill Mhoon Dee Middlelon Mary Sue Milazzo Sandra Miley Zlflubbers me lnew prospecls Furs? ecllhon of Pow Wow IS always fops wifh sfuclenls Lunch is a much awailecl affair! Gilberl Miller Hallie Miller Janice Miller John Miller Linda Miller Michael Miller Annedrella Mims Ramy Minniear Renee Milchell Belln Moe Jerry Moncrief Melody Monk Dickie Moore Yvefle Moore Don Mooring Mary Morgan Brenda Morris Marilyn Morris Gene Morlon Tom Moseley Johnny Mullins Dennis Murray John Murray James Murry Marshall Musgrave LaJuana Myers Jerry Neely Becky Nelson Glenn Nelson Judy Newhouse Karen Newlon Roger Nicholas Judy Norman Wayne Nunley Caihey O'DonnelI Donnie Oqburn Karen Ogden Debbie Olivier Mary Olivier Paula Osborn Junior Class Marqarel Osborne Louis Osburn Danny Ouzis Barbara Oxford Faye Parker Larry Parker Lynn Parks Pai Parks Pam Paiion James Peak Jeri Lynn Rasch lvlarlc Rayburn Billy Rayford Gerald Reeves Leah Renwick Bobbie Reynolds Milce Reynolds Dorolhy Rhodes Carol Richmond Judy Rippee Junior Class Joe Perry Pairicia Pele-rs Rebecca Pelerson Tommy Pharr Dave Phillips Hershel Planis Carole Rogue Bobby Ponder Gary Posey Frank Posl Linda Poslon Barbara Powell Laura Powell James Price William Prince Keilh Pruirl Barbara Pugh Melonee Raines Mike Rains Glen Raney Ted Riser Carolyn Roberrs Susan Diane Roberls Judy Roberlson Shari Roberfson Bobby Robinson Alaric Roddy Nila Rodgers David Rogers Larry Rogers Philip Roppolo James Rounlree Linda Roy Linda Russell Deborah Ruffle Tommy Sallee Gary Salley David Sanders Jeannel Sanders Jolm Sanders Bs , w ig i 'rash i - 5' 'MQ Besl dressed indians on Reservafion Day. l-le won'i' be back! Sharon Sapp Susanne Saunders Carol SCOH Sonny Scroqgins Marla Scully Ranny Sealy Janie Seay Marilyn Seqaloll: Lee Sexron Larry Sliaw Slwerri Sliirey Lonnie Sibley Dorollwy Simpson Jerry Simpson Karen Slaqle Beverly Smillw Don Smillw Jaclcie Smilln Jan Smiih Janel' Smillw Mos? conversafions begin wil'l1 cars and end wilh girls Karen Smifh Milne Smifh Paula Smilh Sheryl Srnilh Johnny Snider Cary Salanic Beclcy Solomon Burl' Spain Linda Spence Margarel Spikes Junior Class Toni Spilale Jeanie Spivey Pal Sprawls Garrell Slearns Deborah Sleinmiller Ronnie Slewarl' Ruby Slewarl' Wayman Slewarl Wayne Slevens Susan Slinson Brenda Slone Dee Slriclcland Belinda Sullivan Bill Sullivan Terry Summerlin Tommy Swell Dave Sykes Bubba Talberl Bobby Talley Roger Tanner Gary Tilley Sieve Tilley Carolyn Tillon Cheryl Troegel John Troeqel James Tulley Judy Tullos Jay Tuminello Sue Turner Donnie Tyler Linda Tyler Ellen Uli Beclcie Valenline Judy Vaughan Claudia Wadsworlh Charlolle Walden Amy Wallcer Arlhur Walker Michael Wall Rodney Waller Virginia Tauzin LaRue Taylor Ralph Thomas Sleve Thomas Gail Thomason Joyce Thompson Larry Thompson Richard Thompson Richard Thompson Lynn Tiqerl am gh U U Barry Wallers Kalhye Waliers Tommy Wallon Kalhleen Ward Rose Mary Ward Phillip Wallains Alison Wead Linda Webb Donna Wheeler Sieve While Palfy Whillinqion Clif Wilcox Bobby Williams Cindy Williams Donna Sue Williams Dennis Williamson Barbara Wilson Donna Wilson Virginia Wimberly Danea Wimbish Glenda Wise Connie Wilhem Bill Wood Welcome Wood Vicki Woodham MQQGN. QTBBS,f'Burne!l andfBurrdw.'fg F R EDi ?MfaGAHA KATHYQ BILLY B URN EEL G ha pfam 51 V-533: ffzi.-if f Clarence Adams Ronnie Adams Sandy Adams Richard Adkins William Allen Craig Allison Kenny Anders Judy Anderson Mike Anderson Lee Arnold Danny Assulin Theresa Aucliard Gary Bacigalypi Mike Bailey Jim Baker Sandra Baker Vicki Baker Corbin Ball Lala Ball Virginia Barlow Sopliomores celebrale Bear Byrd Day in fine indian reqalia Jimmy Beclcwilh Priscilla Bell Renee Bell Sandra Bell Carol Berney Donna Berry Ron Berry Jeff Bezucha Sarah Bilbray Greg Bickham Sandra Bloodworih Vickie Bosiiclc Eddie Bouile Dianne Boyefl' Ri+a Boye'H' James Boylcin Barron Bozeman Debbie Bradly Vicki Brazel Rudy Brewsler Sophomore Class Nancy Barnes Linda Baros John Clyde Barron Connie Bales Ken Baumeisler Denise Bayliss Bonnie Bays Linda Beach Vance Beauregard Randy Beclcler 1 I Typing .sfudenls seek 'ro increase +heir skill by 'ryping 'lo music. l l Ann Briqhl' Richard BriH'on Kirk Brodd J. C. Broome Clyde Brosse'H'e Jimmy Brough+on John Paul Brown Roberl' Brown Sandy Brown Candy Bryan Barbara Bryanl John Bun+on Eddie Burks Billy Burnell Gerald Burrow Elaine Burlon David Busenbarrick Allda Buller Cheryl Byrd Mary Ann Callahan Dislinquishing beiween amoeba and paramecium is noi' always easy lhis bioloqisl' discovers. Jan Foley cloes her par? in Opera1'ion Big Sweep. in Rx 'Gln Lynn Cambell Sherry Campbell Jim Carlson Johnny Carmichael Alice Carpenfer Flora Jean Carpen Jerry Carpenler Jimmy Carr Jeff Carraway Cindy Carroll Sandy Cason Barry Causey Joyce Causey Clair Chance Barbara Chandler Carol Chesler Gary Claer Jody Clark Marlha Clark Kalhy Clay l l 'fer l Alice Clemenls Harold Cloud Margie Cloud Dianne Cobb Ted Cole Rhonda Coleman Slephen Collins Jamie Cooper Jack Copeland James Coflrell Mildred Courlney Larry Craig Lynn Craig Donny Crawford Regina Crouch David Culberlson Cynlhia Cummings Pam Cummings Sherry Cupil' Karen Currie Sophomore Class Ray Daniel Pal Davidson Jimmy Davis Kalhey Davis Joy Lynn Dawes Bill Day Larry Deaver James Denney Phyllis Denning'l'o Michael Dennis fl Guy Des Marais Alion Dobbins Jeffrey Wayne Dodd Marlee Dolph Janel Doucel' Roberla Dowden Bobbie Downs Henry Drabeck Sue Drewery Mike Drummond Sophomore Class Karen Dubois Cheryl Duhe Bill Duke Chuck Duncan Robby Dunn Winslon Ebarb Lorraine Edmunds Palsy Ellis Jimmy Enloe Van Enloe James Evans Mike Fair Lynn Farley Sharon Farmer Rolyn Farrar Suzanne Faulk Danny Feibel Sandra Ferguson Lesler Fife Tim Fischer Larry Fisher Barbara Flowers Becky Foley Jan Foley Joseph Fong Charles Ford Mike Fore David Fosfer Tommy Fox Ginger Franklin Dianne Franlom David Freeman Vicky Fuller Dorolhy Fullilove Ronny Gailbralh Jimmie Faye Garcia Cafhy Garland Bruce Garrell' Mar Ann Garreli Y Bobby Gasfon S+udenfs ioyously pariicipa+e in Byrd Day achvihes 291 3, Af' i il These expressions leave no doubls aboui- who is Winning! While swealers, black sluris and precision movemenls mean Debby Gibbs Bonila Gillespie Bill Gilmer Don Girlinqhouse Edward Gohring Dale Goodman Gail Goodman Randy Goodwin Doris Gore Sally Gore Janice Gould Jones Gow Sherry Graham Charles Graw Belly Gray Kalhy Gray Debbie Green Diane Green Linda Griese Greg Grilfiih Arrowelle success Ricky Hedrick Jerry Heidecker Brenda Herberl' Denise Herod Donna Herringlon Brenda Hesrer Susan Higgason Glenn Higgins Pafricia Higgins Shirley Higgins Sophomore C ass Buddy Grimsinger Randy Hadley Roloerl Hair Larry Hall Alan Hamplon Wayne Haney Linda Harkness Belly Harper Palricia Harper Clyde Harris Ricky Harrison Sandra Harrisl Gary Harr Gloria Harvey Ronnie Haynes Richard Haywood Raymond Heable Kalherine Mary Head Ben Hendrick Connie Hedgecouglu Denise Highfower Mike Hill Susan Holfsclaw John Honeyculi' Randy Horn Roy Horn Kay House Tony House Gordon Howard Kalhryn Howard Donna Hublos Margarel Huckabee Charles Hudson Clyde Hughes Valda Humphrey Clyde Hunl' Richard Hulson Sandra Hyde Roberl' lvy Brenda Jackson L..-..-. ... Sophomores learn +o make vllal use of +he library. Kay Johnson Kurl Johnson Calhey Jones Chris Jones Genelle Jones Gerald Kade Jones Larry Jones Barbara Jordan Jerry Juneau CharloH'e Juslice Joe Kelly Larry Kelly Mike Kennedy Pele King Virginia Kirkland Ernesl Klemm Don Kneipp Dennis Knighl' Brenda Knoll Ronnie Kolniak Sophomore Class Cindy Jackson Michael Jacobs Richard James Margarel Jarnevich Becky Jenkins T. Bryanl Jenkins Cherylene Johnson Debbie Johnson Ed Johnson Fred Johnson Connie Lewis Gary Lindsey Marianne Lindsey Derelha Lillon Olis Lillon Shirley l-loyd Myra Lolrin Vernon Love Margarer Lynch Raymond Lyons Larry Lyson lris Mabry Terry Madden Don Maiure Renne Malnory JoAnn Mangogna Kennelh Mann Nancy Marabella Lynelle Maxwell Sanclra Maxwell Sophomore Class Travis LaGrone Linda Lambiolle Rob Lang Bill Lanigan Charles Leach Chrisly Leach Chrislene Lee Ernie Legg Clillon Lenard Jimmy Leonard v.h1 r Sophomores learn The Indian way in and ou+ of classroom. Rose Ann May Lynda McBerh Mary Mcflollough Rex McDonald Sieve McDonald Fred McGal1a Jeanerre McGee Becky McGHvray Fern McGrew Harold Mclnnis Roberi' Mclnnis Linda McKaskle Mary McKenzie Karen McManus Prisilla McMillan Sandra Meeks Pepper Merriman Bobbie Meshell John Meyer Jane? Middlefon Pal Micldlelon Corene Milazzo Phylis Milazzo Cecil Mims Mike Milchell Sandra Milchell Sharon Milchell Ronnie Monlqomery Susan Moore Jamel Morehead Danny Morgan Pam Morgan Wayne Morgan Palli Morley Larry Moses Shirley Moss Charles Murray Evelyn Murray James Murray Carol Myers Sophomore Class l26 Debra Nails Jimmy Nall Gill Necloux Jerry Neel George Nelson Sue Nelson Missy Nelherlon David Newman lrvin Nicholas Jimmy Nichols I W' ff' Q, - sv? is 1 W W 2 if 2 ? I M Sherry Nicholson Dianne Nielfe Gloria Norden Johnny Nuqenf Linda Nugenr Jerry Oclen Cecil Odom Brenda Okes Palricia O'Neal Eslher Owen Nancy Owen Anne Owens Billie Page Jimmy Parker Mickey Parker Jeff Pailerson Larry Phillips Johnny Plaisance Danny Planfs Mary Ann Posey Afhlefic exercise helps sfudenis slay 'FH' in mind and body Lana Richardson David Rigsby Sam Rinaudo Rosalind Rios Edward Risinger Ernie Roberson Mike Roberis Rhonda Roberlson Sandra Roberlson Jerry Rogers Sophomore Class Johnny Posfon Sharon Powell Wayne Powell Bill Prali Milzi Prince Mark Pruniy Janel Pynes Palricia Raburn Diane Rachall Lara Raley Carolyn Ramltnin Annelre Randolph Allaerl Raicliff Rose Ray Alice Reynolds Brenda Reynolds Glenn Reynolds Joe Rhodes Donnise Riloelin Don Richardson Mary Ross Julie Rofhenberqer Alice Rowe Dianne Rowlen Belh R ulherfo rcl Kim Rulherford Richard Salley Jerry Sanders Sharon Salle-rwhile William Savage James Savell Woody Schick James Sermons George Sewell Roberl Shaw Mickey Simpson Terry Sims Sherry Slack Alqie Smilh Allan Smilh Any seal is more comforlable +han a desk! Charles Smilh Cheryl Smilh Dean Smilh Deena Smifh Glenda Smilh Jean Smilh Kenny Smilh Linda Smilh Lynn Smilh Randy Smilh Sophomore Class Woody Smilh Diclcie Snell Jeanie Snow Donna Spainhower Claudia Sparks Linda Spencer Rickey Spiqarelli Ferrol Slaclcs Tommy Slahl Nancy Ann Slell Jan Slevens Peggy Slevens Joan Slewarl' Donald Sliles Sharon Slone Diane Slory James Slovall Gary Sfriclsland Mary Sluclcey Viclci Ann Swan Susan Swearengin Karen Taylor Sharon Terry Bruce Thomas Leslie Thomas Margarel Thomas Melissa Thomas Paula Thomas Tim Thompson Vernon Thornhill Waller Thornhill Marfha Thurber Margaref Tinsley Nannelfe Tubre Vince Tuminello Donald Tupper Joycelyn Tupper Doris Turner Michael VanTiem Earlene Vanwinkle Mr Jackson upholds Fair Park cheering lradihon Fearless Frilz runs from Wild lndian faculfy. James Webb Jimmy Welclw Gail Weldon Dianne Wells Sam Welsh Donna Wllile Kaylon Whillield Jan Wlnillinglon Hal Wilbanks Brenda Wilcher Sophomore Class Clarence Voss Margarel Vucinovicll Jerry Wade Merry Wailes Michael Wailes Alma Walker Colene Walker Connie Walker Claylon Walker Harvey Janelle Walker Joe Walker Marilyn Walker Tommy Walker Becky Wallace Debbie Wallers Belh Ward Linda Ward Wallace Ware Gwen Walson Lenlwarl Walson 3,1 ' ff. Happiness is having your class inlerrupied for a piclure. NM: Joyce Williams Ralph Williams Ronnie Willis Elizabelh Wilson Judy Wilson Rodney Wimberly Danny Woodruff Francis Wynn Gary Yarbrough Mary Ann Ybanez Jeff Young Joyce Zanovich Shelia Zeringue L E. 7 A I , . L 3 A99- AW ryigivfes' ,. ,ggm mf ,sw w,Qg,sf,n. .M :mm-.rl , sas f:Mg1b.z.:a,:1mg:m 1 f, K U .K 2 -La, L, 35152 4522955215 if su f y 1 , f 5 ,,.,.,W,M.. N. M-wr' ..m.w:W:,,f 4,4 , ,mv K , Kr ,.m,W.,.f., ,..W f, 2if???i'51?5fi?23 EIWZ1' iii :C57Eil?fEH:i.:!?41L5! W,,, .,,,.s .,,,.,,,, W ,,,..,,, ,,,,,,, fwmgf .W gli V ,,,.,,, ,, . Z -V .ff, P, N5 ,f.. WJ ,, K fi, ,-gf nw'- ya x g 8 S x v f ?' Faye Bilbray Senior Beauty Kathy Byers Senior Beauty Martha Wa rre Senior Beauty Diane Fedueia Senior Beauty Tommie Hearn Junior Beauty .lan Farmer Junior Beauty Donna White Sophomore Beauty mf E Christy Leach Sophomore Beauty Jim McClure Senior Favorite Kathy Coco Senior Favorite 3 -I K, Jan Farmer Junior Favorite Sf! 'Q mmt- John Miller Junior Favorite Robby Dunn Sophomore Favorite Denise Hightower Sophomore Favorite f l .! ' Jus.: -f - asff'f:'f'2k af' E MARDI GRAS I966 King .loe Ford Queen Kathie Coco Princess Martha Warren Prince Don Jones Senior Lady Amanda Davis Lord Robert Lasiter Junior Lady Phyllis Crow Lord Mike Meeks Junior Lady Jan Farmer Lord Ronnie Burns Sophomore Lady Denise Hightower Lord Tom Johnston Sophomore Lady Nancy Marabella Lord Robby Dunn AND 5295 2 l Y I MEMORIES it DUN JONES e Student Council President WHO'S WHO CF FAIR PARK ' E IX ' ' g o W o o W- ,DT I .N DONNA M RY CATHERI E JDLLY STAWASZ Pow Wow Editor Sequoyah Editor Ikt 7 l'1 f'i fy A an MALINDA JOHN LANDREM GALLEMORE Arrowette Colonel Battalion Commander JOHINETTE THOMAS JCHINSTON TYNES Concert Mistress Band Colonel SPECIAL AWARDS BECKY COLEMAN DON JONES American Legion Good Citizen JOE FORD REGINA MATTHEWS Shreveport Chapter of the DAR Good Citizen FAYE BILBRAY JERRY SMITH Optimist Club Pat-em-on-the Back MARY CATHERINE STAWASZ Pelican Chapter of the DAR Good Citizenship E z Y f A . A EEC SAN DRA B ERRY Sertoma Excellence in American History l57 JOE FORD ROBERT LASITER Presidenl Vice Presideni National Honor Society The Nalional Honor Sociely is an organizalion lhal' honors iuniors and seniors who have excelled in characler, leadership, scholarship, and service. To be eligible for membership a sludenl' musi have a B average and musl mainlain lhal average. Scholaslic excellence is only a pari' oi lhe re- quiremeni for membership in l-lonor Sociely. A person musl have served his school in several areas or exlracurricular aclivilies, and he musl have shown leadership and parlicipaiion in lhe organi- zalion which he ioined. Sludenls gain .membership Through academic l MRS. RUTH JOHNS Sponsor record and leacher recommendalion. A leacher who has worlced wilh or laughl a sludenl may rec- ommend him. The Naiional l-lonor Sociely is noi' so much a service club as are olher organizalions. Members moniior lor special lesls, acl as ushers lor The Fair Park baccalaureaie and carry diplomas lor gradu- alion. The iacully sponsor is Mrs. Rulh Johns. She is Essisled by lvliss Ernesline Johnson and lvlr. Lewis ay. Sandra Berry Glenn Berliaux Faye Bilbray Mary Celia Boggs Peggy Bowlin Joan Branlly David Bryan Roberl' Burleson Janel Coqdell Richard Colberl Becky Coleman Amanda Davis Linda Gann Paul Gregory Anna Joe Jolwnelle Jolwnsfon Donna Jolly Don Jones Regina Marllwews Linda Moore Dolr Raney Barry Rulherford Margarel Rullle Judy Slwolner Jerry Smiflu Mary Calluerine Slawasz Callwy Wallace Carolyn Williams Faye Bilbray 3 Kalhie Coco Pelican Girls' State Eighl girls from Fair Park are chosen on lhe basic reguiremenls of inilialive, leadership, abililies, scholarship, and personalily. They spend aboul' len days in Balon Rouge on l'he L.S.U. Campus learning The fundamenlals of local, parish, and slale governmenls. They gain praclical experience by aclually lalcing parl in The eleclion of officials and by performing lhe dulies of lheir office. From Fair Park Kalhie Coco was elecled Mayor of her cily. and Amanda Davis was l'he Federalisl Parry nominalion 'For Ll. Governor. W - fi ' Q' Nfl li.. iiic Amanda Davis Linda Elchier Melody Pinnix Malinda Landrem Linda Moore Marfha Warren Tim een wayne Burney Joe Ford Pelican Boys' State Boys' STaTe delegaTes are chosen in The same way The girls are. They, Too, learn Through experience, a working knowledge oT The governmenT. ln addiTion To learning The mechanics oT The governmenT, They also learn The righTs and privileges which They enjoy as Americans. They learn To appreciaTe our dem- ocraTic Torm oT governmenT and The Treedom guaranTeed by The ConsTiTuTion. Tarver Spivey was chosen as Mr. SouTh Carolina CiTy. and Joe Ford was The FederalisT ParTy nominaTion Tor LT. Governor. John Gallemore ROTDSFT LGSITGF Jim McClure Nick Rinaudo Taflfef SPIVGY bf F' ,- 54 ...xl -K , -,W-f. fx i gf OFFICERS: Don Jones, Presidenfg Bucky Walsh. Vice Presidenlg Melody Pinnix, Secrefaryg Barry Rufherford, Corresponding Secrefaryy Johnny Williams, Treasurer: Joan Branfly, Parliamenfarian. Fair Park High School Student Council Serving as an example of democracy, fhe Sfudenf Council is an organizafion of sfudenfs elecfed by fhe sfudenfs. ln all maffers of con- cern fo fhe enfire school, fhe sfudenf represenfa- fives serve as fhe official represenfafives of fhe sfudenf body. The Presidenf of fhe Sfudenf Council re- ceived leadership fraining af Camp Cheley in Esfes Park, Colorado: officers affended fhe sfafe workshop in Monroe, -Louisiana: and represenf- afives affended fhe sfafe convenfion in La- fayeffe, Louisiana. Acfivifies of fhe Sfudenf Council fhis year included serving as Presidenl' of fhe Louisiana Associafion of Sfudenf Councils. and presiding af fhe sfafe convenfionp presenfing fhe Sfudenf Council Talenf Show: conducfing Chapel Serv- ices: keeping fhe bullefin board: ushering af various acfivifies al' fhe Youfh Cenferp parfici- pafing in Operafion Big Sweep and Operafion Chrisfmas Sfam sponsoring Homecoming, and aiding in fhe PTA Membership Drive. v..4-J h .....,.-f TRN e SWE W ::sfS ' ., b j K . AMI 1 e M4 ' X 2 . . A, V , k:k?l I ,,-g. jg V A ff LJ K I , ,, 5A A, if ,AV n., ' f eneee n SENIOR SENATORS: Linda Eichfer, Linda Moore, Nick Rinaudo, Marianne Jordan, Muffef Nefherfon, Joe Ford. Wayne Burney Sandra Cummings, Jimmy McClure. JUNIOR SENATORS: Sissy Bruner, Becky Nelson, Sammye Lou Crews, Ronnie Edmisfon, James Peak, Sieve Whiie, Shep Akins SOPHOMORE SENATORS: Ernie Roberson, Kafhey Howard. Tom Johnsfon, Denise Highfower, Sieve McDonald, Lislening and Taking noles is a parl ol being in Sludenl Council. Student Council Firsl- row: Jeannelle McGee, Elaine Burlon, Doris Ann Turner, Joy Lynn Dawes, Debbie Nails, Biddie Dusl, Belh Anderson, Pally Causey, Sherrie Jordan. Second row: Clay Walker, Wanda Babin, Karen Slagle, Vicki Woodham, Susan Boyd, Nancy Marabella, Janice Jamar, Elizabelh Miciollo, Marlha Fluckabee, Johnelle Johnslon. Third row: Rudy Burnelle, Paula Thomas, Charlolle Kens drick, Marlha Warren, Mary Calherine Slawasz, Marsha Foley, Bobbie Dubose, Lynn Beard, Charlolle Walden, Sandra Gibson, Mary Posey. Fourlh row: Dollie Alwood, Ted Ferguson, Kalhy Clay, Carolyn Liberlo, Eslher Owen, Becky Milchell, Calhy Felzer, Jeanne Falls, Palsy Cockerell, Roberl' Edwards, Bill Wood, Calhey Ridley. Fiflh row: Tracy Lillle, Marshall Slewarl, Ralph Young, Bob Harrison, Keilh Pruill, Michael Meagher, Arlhur Walker, Danny Ouzls, Bobby Brock, Jimmie Phillips, Chuck Duncan, Mike Bunlon, Rana Rankin. Sixlh row: Lonnie Sibley, Rickey Colberl. John Booqaerls, Charlie Genlry. l don'T care iT'you are laTe Tor class, geT back in ThaT car and back iT in. This year, The work oT The Fair Park SaTeTy Council has become more evidenT as The club's acTiviTies have expanded. Sponsor Don FriTz sees To iT ThaT The SaTeTy Council enTorces all campus laws on sTudenT parking. This new or- ganizaTion oT enTorcemenT has eliminaTed much of The confusion ThaT has previously exisTed in The parking areas. The club noT only sold parking sTickers. buT They have also checked daily The incorrecTly parked cars. The council was divided inTo Three commiTTees which were Home SaTeTy. TraTTic SaTeTy, and School SaTeTy. Each commiTTee worked on diT- TerenT proiecTs To help reduce accidenTs in our school' and communiTy. To climax The proiecT was School SaTeTy Week in which The diTTerenT commiTTees planned The week's acTiviTies wiTh skiTs. hall decoraTions. and a closing assembly. This emphasis on saTeTy helped To make Fair Park sTudenTs more aware oT exisTing dangers. OFFICERS: Mr. FriTz, Sponsor: Miles T-liTchock, AcTing PresidenT and Vice PresidenT oT TraTTic SaTeTy: Rodney Waller, AcTing FirsT Vice PresiclenTg Herman Duke. AcTing Vice PresidenT oT School SaTeTy: Renee STinson. SecreTary-Treasurer: MarTha Huckabee, AssisTanT OT- Ticer: Jeanie Joyner, AssisTanT OTTicer. Rain or shine The SaTeTy Council musT come Through. NQKNS .an Yesl Renee, even some people in l-ligh School can'l' read loo Even if you fool a lew people you can'l fool lhe old pro We - irnsell. Safety Council Firsl row: Barbara Jordan, Lynelle Maxwell, Elizabelh Miciollo, Gail Weldon, Danea Wimbish, Amy Coleman, Debby Slein- miller, Margarel l-luckabee, Marianne Jordan. Second row: Guy DesMarais, Mary Morgan, Janice Miller, Beverly l-lulchinson. Bobbie Downs, Ronnie Tuminello, Jan Berry, Pam Shergalis, Edirh Olds, Faye Bumgardner. Third row: Delores l-lillman, Doris Gore, Becky McGilvray, Paula Yarbrough, Becky Wallace, Susanne Saunders, Jeanie Shaughnessy, Sarah Morgan, Debbie Slephenson, Belle Barkelf, Madonna Ball. Fourlh row: Calhy Wallace, Lauren Touchslone, Kay Johnson, John Miller, Jerry Mayo, Ronnie Kolniak. Roberl Turk, Dan Dare, Jerry Camp. Clill Ogden, Ronnie Aldrich, Raymond Lyons. Fiffh row: Gary Yarbrough, Leonora Sneed, Charles Broussard, Bill Prall, Renda Slinson, Roberl Davis, Charles Leach, Roberl Lasiler, Ken Burrow, Mike Parks, Danny Bernard, Gary Digilormo, David Sanders. Sixlh row: Glenn Nelson, William Duncan, Danny Feibel, Eddie Foy, Larry Graff, Sieve Nicholson. Tommy O'Donnell. 4 L T I .l 1? Y 1 1 ii is 4 'L1vQ1'fq. L 4 i X sf . ,V , T H +V- if T , J R , an r f . ' . ,, af 5 M ' Y , z:,,:'.:r:s.,. I . , my anna. ,. . .. ,,.. ..,AW, ., , ,f,.,,,,r, nw,-an F if fa ' 'W' 'smwwua - r qwanunm i wrmfmwm S umm w 7 wi W, ,wfsqascss . ' . I siamnvinn J 'wr aa rw mi W ,if fi i I l 'Z-45 A 'T isisi ' lQ6-NJA-f f R- , f s , J. .L TH-1 OFFICERS: Miss Fox, Sponsor: Dennis Feibel, Presidenlg Connie WiThem, Vice President Jacque Moon, SecreTaryg Linda GarreTT Calene Owens, Gloria Kiclcel, Treasurers. The Junior Red Cross, sponsored by Miss PaT Fox, works Tor The beTTermenT oT The school and communiTy. RepresenTaTives chosen Trom each home room combine Their eTTorTs To TulTill This Tasli. During The Thanksgiving and ChrisTmas seasons members prepared Tray Tavors Tor Those in The hospiTals and old-Tolks' homes in ShreveporT. They collecTed Tood and cloThing To be senT To needy Tamilies in New Orleans aTTer l-lurricane BeTsy. Red Cross members sold corsages Tor The Homecom- ing TooTball game and published Fair Piarlds sTudenT direcTory, which gives The names. addresses, and Telephone numbers oT, sTue denTs and TaculTy. l Chrislrmas Tray Tavors are made by members. 41 5 5' 3, 9 iii we 4 T -' 1 V' 51 ' 11. Ti ,swx -,W Tk Red Cross had no lrouble sellinq The l965-66 Sludenl Di- Red Cross members serve olhe-rs and in so doing enrich reclory. fhemselves. Red Cross Firsi row: Toni Furr, Susan l-lollsclaw, Rosaline Rios, Sue Nelson, Sherry Nicholson, Milzi Prince. Gwen Poslon, Grace Copeland. Donna Wilson. Second row: Rose Mary Ward, Marqarel Osborne, Marla McGee, Marianne Lindsay, Palricia Raburn, Becky Day, Beflie Collins, Calene Owens, Amy Walker, Leanna Auchard. Third row: Rene Malnory, Bonnie Bays, Sandy Brown, Jeanie Spivey, Linda Mann, Susan Moore, Calhey O'DonneIl, Joan Branlly, Linda Olds, Lala Ball, Anneclrella Mims. Fourih row: Tim Bell, Johnny Fielder. Janel Conly. Woody Schick, Nelson Haney, Jeff Pallerson, Ricky Garrard, Larry Sullon. Marianne Walden, Dennis Dans, Algie Smilh, Rodney Waller, Fiflh row: Mike Bunlon, Doug Simmons, Ronny Madden. Danny Feilael, Frank Owen. Pal' Harwell. in Mary CaTherine STawasz, EDITOR-IN-CHIEF. gs A lasT minuTe check is given To layouTs before They are senT in. Suzanne Brown, ASSISTANT EDITOR. The Seguoyah sTaTT of I966 has worlced diligenTly To creaTe The besT possible yearboolc Tor The sTu- denTs oT Fair Park. This work has meanT many sacriTices on The parT oT The sTaTT as well as The TaculTy advisor, Mrs. Mary Lou Craine. Holidays and weekends were spenT aT The school Trying To meeT dead- lines. The worlc was done Treely and gladly in order To record all The happy memories each sTudenT wishes To remember abouT Fair Park. We OT The sTaTT hope ThaT we have Tulfilled This goal and ThaT The boolc will be enioyed by all Tor whom iT was meanT. l i i l Ronnie Aldrich, Tarver Spivey, Mike Meagher. PHOTOGRAPH ERS. Seq uoyah Editorial Staff x -s Andrea begins placing lner class seclion in order. Our lairlwlul advisor, Mrs. Cralne, is behind us all flue way. John Gallemore, MILITARY EDITOR A mInuIe's break is welcomed by II'1e deff during Ilwe busy pIcIure schedule. Typing is a mus+ for all Sequoyah Sfaff Members Debbie MauIdin, FEATURE EDITOR Selecling Q snapslwols ls a 'raslc pul before 'rlwe whole slalf Larry Parker, SPORTS EDITOR Sequoyah Editorial Staff Thls-cheerful smile delinilely lncllcales llwal llwe Sequoyalw l is belween deadlines. Sequoyah Editorial Staff We check IIsIs and recheck Iisfsg sIiII we do make some errors. I76 4-gvqnsu., I g ..,, . we jf I - ig . iw-ww X: .. 5,fxb i-551 wmiif, rrrr rr WI'1aI can be so pIeasan'r aI This 'Iime of day? Carhey O'DonneII, ORGANIZATIONS EDITOR Suzanne is probably 'rlwinking pleasanl lnouglnls of complefinq a section. Judy McClusky, COPY EDITOR Mrs. Craine, Mary Callwerine and Suzanne are piclured here in Dallas al Taylor Publishing Company wifh arfisl Norman Dowdy Mrs. PaT FullerTon, SPONSOR. Peggy Bowlin, CO-MANAGER. Firsf row: BeTh Anderson, Jan Berry, Mary Celia Boggs, PaTTy Bracken, JaneT Cogdell. Second row: Marsha Foley. Sandra Gibson, Beverly Guess, Anna Joe, CharloTTe Kendrick. Rhonda Humphrey, MANAGER. Sequoyah Ad Staff The Sequoyah Ad STaTT, beginning Their worlc AugusT l, conTacT prospecTive buyers during ThaT monTh. Each member oT The sTaTT worlcs To meeT her guoTa oT sales which is one hundred dollars. These sales go To help Tinance The publicaTion oT The year- boolc and keep iT aT a reasonable price. OTher duTies oT The members ThroughouT The year include recording ad sales, Typing sTaTemenTs, and veriTy- ing ads. Membership is gained by recommendaTion oT all Teachers and mainTaining a C+ average. This year The sTaTT worked under The sponsorship OT Mrs. PaT FullerTon and The leadership oT Manager, Rhonda Humphrey and Co-Manager, Peggy Bowlin. The girls, having qualiTies oi charm, courTesy, and iniTiaTive, gain valuable experience in learning To meeT The public. One reward given The sTaTT Tor Their service is a gold or silver charm. Firsi row: Glenda Lewis, Regina Malflwews, Shirley Mcffaleb, Becky Mifclwell, Jacque Moon. Second row: Sandra Rayburn, Sharon Reynolds, Callny Ridley, Pam Slwergalis, Pal Sprawls. ily .X gy. WQJJ' . -M 'G' 'WC ln 'rlie early years of Jrlie Se- quoyali, ll93l'l949l llie finances were handled by +l'ie Business Siall. This slali combined ilfie aciiviiies of Jrlie adverrising sialic and 'rlwe circulalion slail. As Fair Park grew, so did The financial siruclure of ilie Sequoyah. In I95O ir loe- came necessary lo divide Hue busi- ness slall inlo ine Adverlising Siafl: and The Circulaiion Slaff. Mrs. Ouida McClellan served as sponsor of 'flue Circulalion Slafl from l95O-I957. ln 1958 ivlrs. Norma Jean Brown assumed The aclivily of sponsor. Mrs. Brown, SPONSOR: Marianne Walden, MANAGER. Sequoyah Circulation Staff Mary Jean Perkins, Pam Dauglifry, Jackie Kinzer, Calene Gwen, Carolyn Liberlo, Sarah Morgan, Henrieffa Armstrong 5 V 'i V' . ,.... 4ffw?L..,,,, A .,-, V K ,.,V .ip W A . mn ri. ,Z .3 . IM H as sf, Q S i'ii i AWE- 'f i 7 t ig aff. , X Grace Copeland, Emilie RoThenberger, Evelyn McKneely, Renda STinson, Jenny Fore, Nancy KenT. The CirculaTion STaTT l-basically a service organizaTionl, assumes The responsibiliTy oT providing parT of The income To Tinance The publishing cosT of The yearbook. The members of The sTaTT are responsible Tor publicizing The daTes when orders Tor The Sequoyah can be made, accounTing Tor receipT books. making collecTions and pre- paring The Tinal order. One oi The maior Tasks performed by The sTaTT is The disTribuTion oT The yearbook. While The sTudenT body enjoys The day The yearbook is delivered, The CirculaTion STaTT works harder Than any oTher day in The year. lT is Their iob To see ThaT all books are delivered, and ThaT copies are mailed To sTudenTs who have moved. NoTiTying The sTudenT body of Their opporTuniTies To order The yearbook is one iob Tor The sTaTT. 'il 512' 351235 if? if ii 1' lp, i ,,,. if f' W E , w l Mlss Mary Jane Elhrldge SPONSOR Donna Jolly EDITOR lN-CHIEF. Wilh an edilorial slafi of eighl assislecl by 'rwenly-live reporlers, 'rhe school paper increased from six 'ro eighl pages and changed from reg- ulalion lo labloid size. Under lhe sponsorship ,ol Miss Mary Jane Elhriclge, lhe Pow Wow conlinues lo gain recognilion as an oulslanding newspaper from lhe Nalional Scholaslic Press Associalion ancl lhe Louisiana Scholaslic Press Associalion. All aclivilies concerning Fair Parlc are coverecl by iournal- ism sluclenls who ap ly lheir knowledge by compiling and wriling lhe slories. Ailer a year's experience in reporling and prinling, inlereslecl slu- denls may 'lry for an edilor- ship. Linda Gann, FEATURE EDITOR: John elle Johnslon, LAYOUT AND EX CHANGE EDITOR. Ju-:IHI1 Tomlinson, TRIBE TALK. SALES MANAGER: VICIQI HuI'cI'1 Inson, PICTURE AND ART EDITOR. PaI' Harwell, SPORTS EDITOR. Pow Wow Editorial Staff TI1ere's more 'ro The Pow Wow Ediforial Sfaff Ihan iusf wrifinq. I83 gr 5 gy , ' - I i 2 Q M Q 1 , ' Firsf row: Belly Johnson. Snadra Milley. Debbie Olivier, Becky Solomon, Sliari Roloerlson, Palsy Arnold. Second row: Pally Mc Kinney, Louise Berfiaux, Sieve Tilley. Clif Wilcox, Cl-iris Holloway, Terry Kizer. Firsf row: Callwy Wallace, Carolyn Williams, Sue Turner, Belly Tiner. Jill Mhoon. Connie Wifhem. Second row: Roger Tanner, Lynn Beard, Rose Mary Ward. Alice Cheek, Chile Farmer, Garrelf Slearns. vow sw Pow Wow Editorial Staff Don Raney, Margare+Ru1'He. MANAGING EDITORS. Belh Palierson, MANAGER: Mrs. Judy Reynolds. SPONSOR: Elizabefh Blakely, CO-MANAGER: Cheryl Smilh, CO-MANAGER. The Pow Wow Ad Slalf consisfs of iunior and senior girls who sell ads ro help finance The school newspaper. The slafl: is noi only responsible for selling lhe ads buf also for securing money from The sales. Mrs. Judy Reynolds. The sponsor, selec'rs girls of good characier and leadership qual- i'ries. These girls musl be able 'ro deal easily wilh Jrhe public and musi mainiain a C average. The Ad Sraff helps To provide lhe school wiih an oufslanding newspaper. Ugg! B , GQMMMAQW, 4 CQ Pow Wow Ad Staffd Awe Marianne Jordan Jane Crockelf Gloria Kickel i l l l i l l l l 1 l 6 i J ' Firsf. row: Donna Lowderbaclc, Jan lfarmer, Penny lrland, Carolyn Williams. Second row: B if 1- Firsi' row: Dixie James, Shari Roberfson, Sharon Sapp, Karen LiHon. Second row: Joan Anderson. Judy Mcfxipin. Linda Boyd, Beverly Smifh, Judy Shofner. Firsf row: Carol Kalberg. Wanda Babin, Jeannie Falls, Susan Boyd. Second row: Riia Micioifo. Biddie Dusf, Margaref Osborne, Jeanie Spivey. .............s.qm.. I Y s W yi.-3si,i,:f g3, U ' ., 1, 705 - 1 5 ' T L .V x',' - T - .1 . W , :T .',.1 f - LL,.'W Ln 4--, Lf,, FirsT row: Jean T-lerren, KaThie Coco, Marilyn Ebarb, Denza Manning, Sandra Berry, Faye Bilbray, Nancy EsTill, Judy Herren Mary CaTherine STawasz, PaTsy FosTer. Melody Pinnix, MANAGERq Linda Eichler, MANAGER: Amanda Davis, CO-MANAGERg Mary Jean Perkins, CO-MANAGER: Mrs. Paul, SPONSOR. The FooTball Program Ad STaTT was begun in 1938 by Miss Loryne MarTin. The original purpose oT The program was To make enough money To help The ROTC sponsors buy Their uniTorms. The TirsT program consisTed oT one page which sold Tor a Aww dime. This sTaTT has grown To a ThirTy-six member 'Q 1- organizaTion responsible Tor a TorTy-page program. vi N MT NAKTA Each year ouTsTanding junior girls are elecTed To serve during Their senior year as members oT The FooTball Program Ad STaTT. This honor is besTowed on These girls by members oT The preceding sTaTT E and by Teachers. During The summer monThs The girls sell Their ads To various merchanTs. The begin- ning oT school brings The TooTball season, and These girls can be Tound aT The TooTball games selling Their programs. AlThough parTicipaTion in This or- sfc - 1 is ganizaTion involves many hours oT hard worli, any member readily admiTs ThaT iT is well worTh The Time. The sponsor Tor The sTaTT is Mrs. PaTricia Paul. P ,W .3 M -Yi :X15ii12 W . 2 iQ551m gg ' ,Nikita meulmuuauqi, EHQJRWHQ norman: ,mmswuugum amnmani 1 susnuumwaqw w '2W..., 'ml 5:5 'k'? rasimqni oo... 'am E ,awww 9 E7 l .3 ggi! mga A '!-- N' -1 ', 11.' -.,1 4 - Firsf row: Johnelle Jolmslon, Linda Moore, Malinda Landrem, Renee Gvalllen, Marllwa Warren, Lynda Dudley, Renee Sllnson, Donna Jolly, Suzanne Brown, Joan Branlly. Football Program d Staff Firsl row: Janel Reynolds, Brenda Williams, Calhy Wallace, lvlullel Nellwerlon, l-lenriella Armslrong, Rana Rankin, Judllh Tom- linson, Marqarel Rullle. Leif side: Anna Joe, Sandra Berry, Vickie Hulchinson, Suzanne Brown, SuZanne l-lamplon, Mary Jean Perkins, Dol Raney, Sandra Rayburn, Sandra Gibson, Linda Moore, Marlha Warren. Firsl' row: Carolyn Williams, Regina Mallhews, Mary Celia Boggs, Becky Coleman, Andrea Sherrill, Peggy Bowlin, Elizabeih Blakely. Second row: Elaine Kenney, Becky Milchell, Janel Cogdell, Renee Slinson, Mary Caiherine Slawasz, Pally Bracken, Donna Jolly, Mary Ann Walden, Charlolle Kendrick, Marilyn Ebarb, Margarel Rulile. Righl- side: Linda Wallers, Belh Pallerson, Kalhie Coco, Joan Branlly, Faye Bilbray, Jan Berry, Ginny Lu Verigan, Denza Manning, Amanda Davis, Malinda Landrem. National Quill and Scroll Society Being induciecl inlo The Nalional Quill and Scroll Sociely is lhe highesl honor a sludenr working in a iournalislic field al Fair Park can achieve. Juniors and seniors from lhe newspaper, yearbook, and bolh ad slaiis mainlaining a B average are eligible. Each member has a recommendalion from ihe commillee governing publicalions al Fair Park and an approval by lhe principal and lhe Quill and Scroll secrelary-lreasurer. lnduclion ceremonies inlo The E. l-l. l'ler- ron Chapler oi Quill and Scroll, which has exisled since l959, are held in The spring. Supervising lhe sociely 'ihis year is Miss Mary Jean Elhriclge, Pow Wow sponsor. OFFICERS: Johnelle Johnsion, Presidenlg l-lenrieiia Armslrong, Vice Presidenlq Linda Gann, Secrelaryg Judy Tomlinson, Treasurer: Miss Elhridge, Sponsor. STudenTs became inTeresTed in creaTive wriTing back in The TiTTies in an English Class. From This The CreaTive WriTing Club was organized. The club combines The learning oT new Techniques in poeTry and prose wiTh The enioymenT oT hearing creaTive work com- posed by The members aT meeTings. An- nual proiecTs include selling diploma covers and conTribuTing To ciTy-wide drives. This year The club will publish a liTerary maga- zine compiled Trom wriTings oT pasT and presenT members. The creaTive work oT several oT The mem- bers has been accepTed and published in naTional anThologies. OFFICERS: DoT Raney, Presidenh Vickie l-luTchinson Vice PresidenT: Diane Dees, SecreTaryg Carolyn Wil liams, Treasurer: Sue Turner, ReporTerg Linda WalTers and Sandra Berry, Scrap Book Chairmen: Mrs. Jones Sponsor. Creative Writing Club BeTTy Johnson Becky Solomon Glenn Jackson James Price Debbie Nails, GarreTT STearns, Pepper Merriman, Sandra lvliley , T41 .fil .,.: g .. , X l , - ,fA ,?E'1, FirsT row: KiTTy Kinney, BeTTy Gray, Judy Holmes, KaTherine Haywood, LyneTTe Thompson. Second row: Amy Coleman, MiTzi I Prince. Nancy Marabella, Linda Tully, KaTherine Head, Genelle Jones. Third row: Jan STevens, Delores Pace, LaJuana Myers, Sue Scaife, Paula BosTon, KaThy BurneTTe, Wanda Babin. FourTh row: LeRoy SuTTon, George Corie, CharloTTe JusTice, Renee MiTchell, Barbara Lee, Linda Sneed, Jerry CarpenTer, lvlargareT Lynch. FiTTh row: Ted Riser, l.aMoyne BaTTen, David Phillips, John Lindsay. rt Club The ArT Club gives The arT members exTracurricular sTudy in arT appreciaTion. GuesT speakers ranging Trom commercial arTisTs To porTraiT painTers are presenTed To The club To demonsTraTe Their in- dividual slcills. ExhibiTs oT skeTches and painTings line The halls Tor The enioymenT oT The sTudenT body. and busy members help The school by making posTers, decoraTions and oTher arT worlc Tor all exTra acTiyi- Ties. OFFICERS: Vic STevens, PresidenTg Mrs, Gray. Sponsor: Vicki HuTchinson, Vice President Connie Wifhem, ReporTer: Paula Yarbrough, Scrapbook: Karen SmiTh, Chaplain. Debate Club The Fair Park DebaTe Club began in l96O under The direcTion of Mr. DalTon Cloud who has been iTs sponsor since iTs beginning. The DebaTe Club noT only Teaches speech skills buT also allows iTs members To become more aware of The problems oT our demo- craTic socieTy due To The conTroversial de- baTe Topics used each year. The I'-765-1966 DebaTe Club, consisTing oT eighTeen members, noT only aTTends pracTice debaTes aT oTher schools in our ciTy buT also holds debaTes aT our own school. The DebaTe Club also goes To several debaTe TournamenTs aT colleges and high schools ThroughouT The sTaTe oT Louisi- ana, including CenTenary, Louisiana Tech, NorThwesTern and NorTheasTern STaTe Col- leges, and The UniversiTy OT SouThwesTern Louisiana. There is also a TournamenT oT Champions aT The end oT each school year in which The besT debaTers oT The sTaTe oT Louisiana are enTered. AT each oT These TournamenTs our debaTers noT only debaTe buT also enTer individual evenTs, such as dramaTic inTerpreTaTion, oraTory, and radio announcing. sa OFFICERS: RoberT LasiTer, President Ted Ferguson, Vice Presidem' Linda BrisTer, SecreTaryq Melody Monk, Treasurer: Mr. Cloud, Sponsor FnrsT row: Amanda Davis, Diane Dees. Second row: MarTha Thurber, Linda Webb, Mary ,fxnn GarreTT. Third row: Frank BosTon, ara Raley, Roger Tanner. FourTh row: STeye Thomas, Tim Fischer, Robin Jenkins. FITTI1 row: Ricky Colberl, Mr. Cloud, James Price. is ?ig'f,' es 0 .,,,. T 3 OFFICERS: John SmiTh, PresidenTg Jimmy McClure, Vice President Tracy LiTTle, SecreTary: Ray Ford. Treasurer: Joe Ford, Chaplaing Mr. Slimer, Sponsor. The Fair Park Key Club, sponsored by The WesT ShreveporT Kiwanis Club. is a service organizaTion which aids The school and The communiTy. The TorTy members and seven sponsors are chosen according To scholarship and populariTy. Mr. Bernard Slimer aids wiTh TaculTy advice. The club moTTo, inspire individual iniTia- Tive , is sTressed in all acTiviTies. AcTiviTies Tor This year include: prepar- Q - ing ChrisTmas boxes Tor needy Tamilies, Ar'r T I decoraTing The Homecoming Box, selling H1 T b'l T' lq 'd' g ' Th lvl h T Ai au omo le sic ers, ai in in e arc o Dimes, and ushering aT The YouTh CenTer and Civic TheaTer. Sponsors and member discuss a proiecT Tor The Key Club. 1 JC fffiilliliiiiiigf iii? Firsi' row: Frank Boslon, Nelson Haney, Rickey Houslon, Bill Jones. Second row: Ronnie Bonneffe, Faye Bilbray, Marfha Warren Jan Farmer, Bobby Burleson. Third row: Don Jones, Shep Akins, Greg Bickman, Roberl Davis, Gerald Burrow, Henry Doddl Fourfh row: Tommy Fox, Tim Bell, Paul Gregory, John Gallernore, William Duncan, Ronnie Burns. 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To qualify for membership a girl musl be a polenlial leader, have inlegriiy and characler, emolional poise and balance, and oulslrand- ing academic achievemenlr. Services of Jrhe pasi year have included 'ralenr shows ar Shriner's Hospilal, parries for The menfally rerarded children, visiis lo homes for The aged, and promolion of chapel allendance, as well as world-wide proiecls. Firsf row: Judy McAlpin. Second row: Diane Dees, Linda Moore. Third row: Debby Gibbs, Mary McKenzie, Bobbie Reynolds Fourfh row: Sharon Powell, Jan Foley, Jane Croclcelf, Jeanie Spivey. Fif+h row: JoAnn Mangogna, Marlha Warren, Dixie James Muller Nelherfon, Doris Gore, Ramy Minniear. Firsf row: Susan Jones, Pally Bracken, Jan Farmer, Suzanne Brown, Mary Cafherine Slawasz, Second row: Cafhey O'Donnell. Carol Kneipp, Sarah Bilbray, Margaref Huckabee. Third row: Judy Newhouse, Renee Gallien, Andrea Jackson. Fourih row: Eslher Owen, The Children al lhe Shriners Hospiial received a real ihrill from The Z Clubbers' annual visif. Judy Tomlinson, Calhy Felzer. l S 'M l I r, Johnny Williams, FirsT Year Consul: Tim Fischer, Second Year Consul: RoberT LasiTer, Vice PresidenTg Barry RuTherTord, SecreTary: Melody Monk, Treasurer: Linda Moore, Program Chairman: DOT Raney, Scrapbook Chairmang MarTa McGee, ReporTerg MargareT RuTTle, Public RelaTionsq Mrs. RuTh Johns, Sponsor. Latin Club ln l93O, The second year oT Fair Park's hisTory, l.aTin became a parT oT The curriculum. OUT oT The subiecT came The l.aTin Club To supply The Tellowship and The inTeresT in classical background beyond The classroom work. Miss Annie Brown was sponsor Tor The club and sevenTy-six members ioinecl. Programs cenTered around Greece, Rome, and all aspecTs oT Their civilizaTion and cuITure. AT some Time during The years The club acquired The name Orbis Roman- us and The name has been preserved Through The years. ln December l96O a SaTurnalia ban- gueT was held in The auxiliary gym. This has become a TradiTion wiTh The club when The god SaTurn is honored by Fair Park Romans. The members wear Roman cosTumes, recline on elbows aT low Tables To eaT Roman Tood wiTh Their Tingers, see ThaT The slaves, TirsT year sTudenTs, work hard and waTch a Roman show per- Tormed in The arena. l98 I During LaTin Week each year in April. The club aTTencls The Picaclilly TogeTher and eaTs pizza. The enTire week reveals inTeresT in LaTin wiTh posTers. a library display, a l.aTin menu, Roman cosTurnes and a special courTesy To The TaculTy. Each year Eair Park has been repre- senTed aT The NaTional ConvenTion, Mrs. Johns became sTaTe chairman in I964 and has served in ThaT capaciTy Tor Two years. This Orbis Romanus direcTed The sTaTe convenTion aT LSU. The club accepTed all regisTraTions, made arrangemenTs. prepared decoraTion Tor The banqueT and Turnished The enTerTainmenT. The club has helped oTher organiza- Tions wiTh Their proiecTs: The ROTC wiTh The carnival. The ArroweTTes wiTh BeaT Byrd Day. The choir wiTh a background Tor a concerT, The library wiTh a book, and The Key Club wiTh The sale oT decals. STATE OFFICERS: Donna Jolly, NunTius .LaTinus EcliTorg Glenn BerTiaux HisTorian. BanqueTs, Roman sTyle, are enioyed by LaTin Club members. p . !. JCL Firs+ row: Ellen Uli, Karen Slaqle, Hallie Miller, Laura Powell, Lara Raley, Jaclcie Smilh, Wayne Powell. Second row: Melissa Thomas, Regina Mallhews, Linda Wallers, Mary Calherine Slawasz, Sharon Sallerwhile, Rhonda Roberlson, Calhey O'Donnell, Judy McCluslcy. Third row: Becky Wallace, Palricia Raburn, Cindy Madden, Jan Sfevens, Marlha Thurber, Sharman Sacks, Kim Rulherlord, Caihy Wallace, Pam Shergalis. Fourlh row: Ronny Madden, Rodney Waller, Frank Posl, James Price, Jim Mellon, Roger Tanner, Deborah Ruffle, Sleve Thomas, Anne May, Missy Nelherlon. Fiffh row: Lawrence Posl, Tom Tynes, Lonnie Sibley, Jim Smilh, Jimmie Phillips. Latin Club 4 l r Mrs. Joluns scans Laiin Club plmofos. A lily for flue dead Caesar! Firsf row: Larry Hayes, Linda Brisier. Penny lrland, Kennie Kilcnens, Joan Branlly, Suzanne Brown, Anna Joe. Second row: Janef Bosion, Pal Davidson, Jackie Kinzer, Becky Coleman, Kalliie Coco, Carol Kalberg, Clnrisiine Lee, Jody Clark, Willa Emerson. Third row: Sarah Bilbray, Clwrisl Leach, Lincla G-ann, Peggy Bowlin, Elizabelh Blalceley, Carolyn Liberia, Marianne Lindsay, Mary Ann Garrell, Gail Pvllaway, Diane Dees. Fourlh row: Kailiy Clay, Linda Beach, Marionelle Guy, Paili Guzzardo, Donna l-lerringfon, Carol Joiner, Dianne Franlom, Roberra Dowden, Barbara l-luson, Louise Coflrell, James l-looler. Fiffh row: Bobbie Downs, Frank Boslon, Bobby Gaslon, Dan Dare, Skip Carraway, Jones Gow, Vance Beauregard, Rudy Brewsfer, Dale Adkins, Cliarles Leaclw. Jeff Loyell, l-lenry Dodd. Sixfln row: Jolinny Horn, Don Kneipp, Greg Bickliam, Ronnie Edrnislon, Ricky Colberf, Tracy Lillle, Bruce Canfield, Charles Collins, David Bryan, Robe-rf Hooper, Tommy Fox, Ronnie Bonnelle, Brad Jolrlns. Sevenlh row: Don Harvey, Tommy Boque, Johnny Kampe. f K . G5 - 5 i i i FirsT row: Marilyn SegaloTT, Celia Lesniewski, Kay Farrar, Judy McAlpin, Carol Myers, Gail Weldon, PaTTy McKinney, KaTherine Haywood, Nancy EsTill. Second row: Eddie BouTTe, Karen Ogden, T. BranT Jenkins, Gary Lindsay, Karen BrewsTer, Sue Turner Clair Chance, Alice Reynolds, Susan Parker, Sharon Powell. Third row: Danny Assulin, Brenda Dyes, Donnise Ribelin, Alice Rowe, Alice CarpenTer, Gwen WaTson, Nancy Barnes, Madelaine Brock, Debby WalTers. FourTh row: Doris Gore, Leah Ann Renwick, Barbara Powell, Sharon Reynolds, Sharon MiTchell, Carolyn Williams, Linda Griesse, BeTTy Dolph, Linda Roy, MargareT Spikes, Claudia WadsworTh. Fiffh row: Cheryl Duhe, Lala Ball, Linda Webb, JaneT Cogdell, Mary Cecile Boggs, Alida BuTler, Claudia Sparks, CharloTTe Kendrick, MargareT Lynch, Cherylene Johnson, Judy Shofner. SixTh row: Gloria Kickel, Renda STinson, Richard Salley, Charles Cook, Robin Jenkins, RoberT KnighT, Becky McGilvray, Ginger Baughman, David Rigsby, WinsTon Ebarb, Eddie Burks, Bill PraTT. French Club The purpose oT The French Club is To promoTe inTeresT in The sTudy oT The French Language, people. and culTure. Membership is open To any French sTudenT or any sTu- denT who has cornpleTed Two years oT French. AcTiviTies have been a ChrisT- mas Play perTormed in French and a guesT speaker, Miss YveTTe Mal- leT Trom Paris, France. The pro- grams This year have been based on various ouTsTanding periods in French l-lisTory. T oz y i ' OFFICERS: Andrea Jackson, PresidenT, Paula Spigerelli, FirsT Vice PresidenTg Susan Jones, 1,,, Vgi, Second Vice PresidenTg Amanda Davis, Secre- Taryg JohneTTe Johnson, Treasurer, Mrs. T' rr- Chandler, Sponsor: Becky Day, l'lisTorian. Buenos Dias de El cucues Es- panol is a friendly greeling lrom lhe Spanish Club. The Spanish Club meels lwice a monlh lo discuss lhe plans for lhe iulure proiecis and aclivilies. One oi lhe proiecls oi lhe Spanish Club was a Chrislmas Baslcel for a needy family. Also during lhe Chrislmas season lhe Spanish Club held lheir annual Chrislmas Parlryq This year meeling al The Holiday lnn. Spanish Club Week lakes place in lhe Spring of each year. During lhis weelc all ol lhe sludenls are able lo learn more aboul lhe Spanish cusloms and lo share lhese wilh olher slu- denls ol lhe school. As The lasl aclivily ol each year a Spanish Club Banquei is held. OFFICERS: Roberl Edwards, Presidenfg Jane Croclcell, Vice Presidenlg Pally Whiilinglon, Secrelaryg Sammie Lou Crews, Treasurer: Janice l-lall, Program Chairman: Faye Bum- gardner, Proiecl Chairman: Mrs. Balmer, Spon- sor, Paula Yarbrough, Assislanl Proiecl Chair- man: Rudy Burnelle, Assislanl Proiecl Chair- man. Spanish Club Firsl row: Sharon Slone, Fern McGraw, Becky Foley, Linda Mabry, Judy Roberlson, Nancy Marabella, Theresa Auchard, Marlee Dolph. Second row: Jan Smilh, Jerrie Allan, Beverly Smilh, Sue Ann Edie, Carol Kneipp, Donna Wheeler, Malinda Landrem. Shari Roberlson, Tommy Wilson. Third row: Sandra Miley, Peggie l-lurnphries, Virginia Meshell, Jeri Lynn Rasch, Dianne Rowlen, Barbara Oxford, Loraine Fox, Sarah Morgan, Linda Garrell, Pepper Merriman, Phyllis Denniqnlon. Fourlh row: Shirley Davis, Susan l-liggason, Cindy Waclcerl, Susan Brown, Sandy Brown, Louise Berliaux, Shirley Lea, Kalhie Wallers, Linda McGee, Nancy Bilimelc, Paisy Fowler, Renee Gallien. Fiflh row: Marshall Muslcqrave, Allen Lolley, David Sanders, Milne Raisinqer, Tommy Sallee, Janel Smilh, Susan Slinson, Fred McGaha, Ted Cole, Ken Johnson, Keilh Pruili, Sieve McDonald, Jimmy Nichols, Randy Keys. Sixlh row: James McCain. James Price, Brad Dial, Ronald Durrell, Glen Jackson, Garrell Slerns, Ranny Sealy, Kenny Ander- son, Randy Edmunds, Jaon Anderson, Larry Shaw, Don Gallemore, Gary l-louslon, Jimmy Alexander, Bob Harrison. Chemistry Club The purpose ol The Chernislry Club is lo promole inleresl in and imparl' knowledge ol Chemislry and relaled sciences. Through lhe use ol films, visiling speakers, and field lrips, mem- bers learn more aboul how science re- lales lo lheir everyday lives. The club. wilh a membership of nearly one hun- dred, meels monlhly. Sponsors are Mrs. Margarel Guess and Mrs. Sidney Bunch. Lab work in chemislry increases knowledge and is crealive also! Firsl row: Carole Pogue, Donna Wilson. Carol Richmond, Gwen Poslon. Jackie Smilh, Judy McAlpin. Second row: Carolyn Williams, Brenda Volenline, Evelyn McKneely, Calene Owen, Belh Pallerson, Laura Powell, Denza Manning. Third row: Regina Mallhews, Melody Monk, Ginger Russell, Emilie Rolhenberger, Susanne Saunder, Wilma McEldulf, Linda Tyler, Becky Solomon. Fourlh row: Clenl Rambin, Ronny Reed, Roger Tanner. Jimmy Mellon. Gayle Walker, Ronnie Slewarl, Jill Mhoon, Virginia Meshell, Marilyn McConnell. Fiflh row: Mike Meeks, Sleve Thomas, Tom Tynes, Marshall Slewarl, Gene Morlon, Anne May, Deborah Rullle, Joyce Thompson, Kalhye Wallers, Marshall Musgrave. Sixlh row: Ranny Sealy. Garrell Slearns, Johnny Williams, Gary Mannies, Lonnie Sibley, Linda Spence, Renda Slinson, Merriane McGuirl', Janel Smilh. VH, l ffl? sv we 35, Q 9 FQ ,A Firsf row: Beverly Graves, Phyllis Crow, Karen Brewsler, Kennie Kirchens, Grace Copeland, Audrey Brown, Judy Holmes. Second row: Sandra Berry, Pa'Hi Guzzardo, Becky Coleman, Lynda Dudley, Difxnn Fulco, Ann Gibson, Joan Anderson, Pam Dauqhiry. Third row: Richard Lodge, Perer Kadison, Charlolre Kendrick, Carolyn Liberro, Louise Berfiaux, Linda Boyd. Loraine Fox, Sandra Deslvlarais, Ginger Hunler. Fourfh row: Glenn Jackson, Lewis Delvioss, Frank Bosion, Ronnie Edmislon, Charles Broussard, Nancy Billimek, Madonna Ball, Gloria Kickel, Jane Crockerl, Roberr Edwards. Fiffh row: Glenn Laird, Robin Jenkins, Bruce Canfield, Tommy Bogue, Johnny Kampe, Gary Digilormo, Kenny Anderson, Roberi' Collins, Roberr Hooper, Ronald Durreil. Sixfh row: Dan Dare, Roberl Lasiler, Kenneih Kaufman. OFFICERS: Glenn Berfiaux, Presidenfg Johnerre Johnsfon, Vice Presidenrg Linda Gann, Secrelaryg Jimmy Phillips, Treasurer: Judy Newhouse, Reporlg Ramy Minniear, Hisiorian and Librarian: Mrs. Guess and Mr. Bunch, Sponsors. 'x if N, we l ls, ff- inf' Pg. s. Q- I W --.. 2, i g 1 J l y The Physics Club was reorgan- ized al' Fair Park by Mr. Weldon in I963 aller live years ol inaciivily. Since iis reorganizalion lhe club has grown rapidly and now boasis liorly-live members. Physics Club members expand iheir knowledge of The sciences by hearing guesl speakers, waiching films, and performing exlra exper- imenls. Mr. Gerald Reisinger sponsors ihe club. Gi OFFICERS: Johnny Williams, Presidenig Judy l-lighlower, Vice Presidenlg Mr. Gerald Rei- singer, Sponsorg Lynn Beard, Secreiary: Ginny Lu Verigan, Treasurer. Firsl row: Larry Hayes, Toni Furr, Becky Coleman, Anna Joe, Dol Raney, Becky Day. Second row: Ray Ford, Carolyn Williams. Mary Celia Boqgs. Janel' Coqdell, Pam Shergalis, Charloiie Kendrick, Bobbie Kihneman. Third row: David Armslrong, David Bryan, Margarei Rulile, Tom Tynes, Jimmie Phillips, Terry Marlin, James Kirkland, David Kirkland. Fourlh row: Bolin Higgs, Marshall Slewarl, Dale Bozeman, Jerry Camp, Ralph Young. Franklin Tull, Al Lewis, David Lowery, Jim Smiih. Fiflh row: Mike Doolillle. Joe l-ligginbolharn, Don Harvey, Glenn Laird, Dan Dare, Glenn Berliaux, Henry Dodd, James Earl Johnslon, Roberi Hooper. Sixih row: Paul Gregory, Eddie Foy, Johnny Kampe. Wayne Williams. F -' I r x fl TS: sr T' A are- J W -am EW N: Ki 3, gn... I x .... ig 44 i wi, Science 5 Club WM The Science Club was organized al' Fair Park in l963 by Miss Sandra Glover and Mrs. Nema Henry for lhe purpose of crealing inleresl in vari- ous scienlilic fields. Miss Judy Sheffield sponsors lhe l966 Science Club. l'ler members have made a number of infor- malive field lrips, and have heard some inleresl- ing guesl speakers. OFFICERS: Jackie Smilh, Presiclenl: Joyce Thompson, Vice Presidenlg l Bobbie Kihneman, Secrelary: Ginny Lu Verigan, Treasurer. Leff sicle: Margarel Huckabee, Audrey Brown, Belh Anderson, Elaine Burlin, Denise Bayless, Priscilla McMillan, Debby Slein- miller, Marlha Huckabee, Kalhy Davis, Sue Carroll. Firsl' row: Dan Dare, Kenny Anders, James Savell, Jim Sermons, Mike Ander- son, Charles Collins. Righl side: Vicky Fuller, Hazel Brooks, Becky Day, Bellie Collins, Linda Burns, Denise l-lighlower, Linda Worsham, Mary Morgan, Lincla Reed, Karen Brewsler. Firsf row: Virqinia Wimberly, Delores Hillman, Barbara Lee, Gail Dunahoe, Sue Turner, Carolyn Roberis, Toni Spilale, Pepper Taylor. Second row: Carol Scoll, Wilma McEldul'l, Ellen Uli, Jamie Cooper, Mary Ann Callahan, Jimmie Garcia, Brenda Olces. Lauren Touchslone. Junior Medical League ,',i, ,yyy ln ils lhird year of service, lhe C Junior Medical League's main ob- L iliiiii L' ieclive is lo help increase lhe in- ffp rrr' ,cl leresl of lhe members in 'rhe med- : ii lili 'lii ical profession by experience. The members worlc once a weelc afler school al lhe Willis-Knighlon Hos- i pilal. The hours of each girl are recorded and cilalions are given for Their worlc. The club has a f V charler as a member ol lhe Fu- , r A C- Q lure Nurse's Club of America wilh pins and charms appropriale lo The club. Mrs. Julia Jolfrion sponsors JML. OFFICERS: Becky Coleman, Presiclenlg Gwen Poslon, Vice Presidenlg Pam Daughlry, Secre- laryg Judy Holmes, Treasurer: Mrs. Jolfrion, Sponsor. The Student Medical Assistants Club is an Explorer Scout organi- zation open to all boys wl'1o are in- terested in the field ol: medicine. lts main purpose is exploration in that field. Field trips. volunteer worlc in lwospilals, and visiting spealcers aid club members in acl1ievingl'l'1is goal. SMA was begun at Fair Parlc in I963 by Mrs. Henry. lt is now sponsored by Mr. L. P. Paul and Mr. Jack Holman. a scout leader. OFFICERS: Mr. Paul, Sponsor: Jimmy Phillips, President: Ronnie Bonnette, Vice President: Gary Digilormo, Secretary. E Student Medical Assistants Larry Shaw, Bruce Canfield, Roger Nicholas, Dan Dare, Mike Reynolds, Mike Basinger, James l-looter Rudy Burnelle W fi- mm-ws. . 9 r , as 1 The 'filly members ol lhe Fulure Business Leaders ol America are sludenls who are majoring in busi- ness. These' sluclenls are recom- mended by business leachersg lhey musl mainlain a C average. This club was reorganized in l965 by Mrs. Palricia Paul and Mrs. Louise Walls. FBLA aclivilies vary lrom guesl speakers and panels lo lield lrips. A lrip lo lhe dislricl convenlion held in Monroe is planned lor A' February. Members are also hop- ing lo go lo New Orleans in March lor lhe Slale convenlion. OFFICERS: Evelyn McKneely, Prgsidenlg Mrs. Jyy Walls, Sponsor: Emilie Rolhen erger, Vice J iiii Presidenlg Jenny Fore, Treasurer: Sandra Gib- S . son, Program Chairman: Denza Manning, Scrapbook Chairman, Dollie Alwood, Social Chairmang Belly Johnson, Reporler. Future Business Leaders of America Firsl row: Rhonda Humphrey, Pally Causey, Connie Morris, Carol Richmond, Donna Wilson, Donna Lowclerback. Second row: Sissy Bruner, Jeanie Adams, Beverly Guess, Carole Pogue, Mary Jean Perkins, Becky Armslrong, Sammye Lou Crews. Third row: Pal Harris, Carolyn Belcher, Kalhy Burnelle, Brenda Baker, Diann Harlan, Vicki Leelh, Vinela Crisla, Danna Sanders. Fourih row: Judy Vaughn, Judy Tullos, Palsy Cockrell, Becky Milchell, Lauren' Touchslone, Marilyn Morris, Diane Maiure, Bellie Collins, Ellen Uli. Fiflh row: Glenn Jackson, James Cope, Janel Conly, Nancy Kenl, Ginger Baughman, Jimmy Hughes, Chuck Boudreau. Firsf row: Shari Roberison, Marilyn Segaloff, Denza Manning. Toni Furr, Phyllis Crow, Debby Sfeinmiller. Second row: Paiii Guzardo, Cafhy Ridley, Melody Monk, Lauren Touchsione, Marilyn Ebarb, Barbara Huson, Bobbie Kihneman. Third row: Pam Paiion, Loraine Fox, Carolyn Hughes, Louise Coifrell, Peggy Humphries, Jackie Smifh, Sue Edie, Carol Kneipp. Fourlh row: Karen Newfon, Jane? Conly, Helen Gore, Susan Sfinson, Linda Eichler, Judy Highfower, Linda Snead, Carolyn Williams, Peggy Bowlin. Fiffh row: Regina Maiihews, Elaine Kenney, Renda Slinson, Rodney Waller, Gloria Kiclcel, Judy Shofner, Merriane McGuirr. Future Teachers if A ' OFFICERS: Garreif Slearns, Represenrafiveg Anna Joe, Treasurer, Marianne 0 Jordan, Hisforiang Mary Celia Boggs, Secrefaryg Linda Moore, Vice Presidenf: HenrieH'a Armsirong, Presidenf. The Fulure Teachers of Amer- ica, a school service organizarion, aids ihe Teachers of Fair Park in many ways. Members are avail- able during Their sludy halls lo grade papers. iype siencils, and diHo Teaching malerials. Siudenfs musl be recommended for membership and mainiain a C average. Service poinfs are earned lhrough various aclivilies. Through iheir work and lhe pro- grams presenled each monih, slu- denis gain knowledge of all edu- caiional fields and gain experience ihal will be valuable To Them in fulure years. A Firsi row: Jimmy l-lughes, Eddie Neal, Tommy Sallee, Jerry Wade, Billy Cunningham, Gary Tanner. David Meacham, Tommy Pharr. Second row: Danny l-lobbs, Charles Adams, Burl' Spain, Roy l-lorn, Ronnie Turninello, Sieve Nelherlon, Donnie Tyler, Mike Barrefi, Doug Bernard. Third row: Jerry l-leideclcer, Ernie Carpenier, Jimmy Rambin, Ronnie Graham, Jerry Rogers, Sam Welch, Delose l-luckabee, Glenn Taylor, Kenneih Winharn, David Reynolds. Fourfh row: Sieve Robbins. Karl Leon, Bobby Ponder, Don lylaiure, Roy Phillips, Donnie Palriclc, Eddie Kenl, Vic Slevens, Bill McCollisier, Charlie Genlry. Future Farmers of America If a handy help around The farm is ever needed, The ideal place lo find ir would be Fair Parlcs organizarion of Fuiure Farmers ol: America. The main obieciive of This chapier is ro help provide praclical farming procedures and opporluniries for organized recre- alion. The boys in F.F.A. enler Jrheir vari- ous proiecrs in Parish and Srare compe- lirion each year. OFFICERS: Herbie Jeane, Presidenlg Randall Jennings, Vice President Bob Fowler, Secre- laryg Tommy Anglin, Reporlery Charles Col- berl, Parliamenlariang Clyde Knox, Treasurer: - Woe John Mulloy, Sponsor: Franlc Garreir, Seniinel. ' 4-H Club ,eta 'fm: - To make lhe besl bel- YQ? ss s ler is lhe mollo ol Fair Park's 4-l'l Club members. Club members compele lor awards al The Louisi- ana Slale Fair parish- wide Achievemenl Day, and al slale 4-l-l Shorl Course. Club members learn lo work individually by successlully compleling . club proiecls. Leadership qualifies are developed by 1.2 group work. 'EE -ks' , l Firsl' row: Elizabelh lvliciollo, Sue Turner. Second row: Kaylon Whil- lield, Sandra Ferguson. Third row: Kalhy Gray, Mike Gibson, Billy lvlcCollisler. we ,. 5 5, his a ff: I i z C, -3 l Q sf: iibbb lf C 1 OFFICERS: Mr. Green, Sponsorg Herbie Jeane, Presidenlg Jimmy Nichols, Vice Presidenlg Susan Moore, Secrelary-Treasurer: Marlha l-luckabee, Publicily Chairman: Palsy Arnold, Program Chairman. Fuiure l-lomemalcers of America is a naiional organizalion of pupils siudy- ing homemalcing in high schools of The Uniied Siaies and iis ierriiories. Any pupil enrolled in a high school, public or privale, who is ialqing a homemalcing course may become a member. There are 349 afiiliaied chapiers in The Uniied Siaies wirh a membership of l8,I ICP. The organizaiion was com- pleled al a Naiional Conveniion of F.l-l.A. in June of l945. F.l-l.A. encourages scholarship, de- velops Jreamworlc and promoies friend- ship among iis members. li provides an opporiuniiy for members To assume re- sponsibiliiy and lhereby io develop good leadership. F.l-i.A. helps members ro lcnow ihemselves beiier in relaiion as io Jrheir own needs. 'FI F.l-LA. members discuss plans for The nexi meeling. Future Homemakers of America Firsf row: Linda McBerh, Marilyn Moore, Sharon Neely, Marilyn Segaloff, Doris Turner, Sandra Mifchell. Second row: Pepper Merriman, Linda Burns, Mary Morgan, Janice Miller. Virginia Wimberly, Sherry Nicholson, Joyce Sepulvado. Third row: Pam Whiie, Brenda Voleniine, Doroihy Rhodes, Hallie Miller, Donna Schaiiler, Par Sprawls. Pam Pa'H'on, Sue Nelson. Fourfh row: Calhy Ridley, Marilyn Sioui, Charloiie Thereasa, Kaihleen Ward, Sharon McAllis'rer, Virginia Meshell, Vicki Swan, Pam Morgan, Marilyn Morris. Fif+h row: Debbie Waliers, Claudia Wadsworih, Peggy Srevens, Barbara Pugh, Esiher Owen, Niia Rodgers, Joy Tupper, Julie Roihenburger, Diane Maiure, Brenda Wilcher. Sixfh row: Linda Worcham, Merry Waiies, Janei Pynes. Susan Siinson, Brenda Morris. ' 3 - , ..,. I ,. V1 if aff' lfi,-' of ff A. fr f? 3 , I ,A,,..,. , 'oi . ,Jr 0 L ' sg A , s,,, ' . , , , ,, ,s :gif --,'. 42 -.1,: ff' l'5':'3 5i if l',' f ii 'li ' i,, H . , lL,L F- F W, w'2m,L A 154 F ri' essi J s, 5 , s J , B L5 f ' -'Q F Firsi' row: Ginger Franklin, Beih Anderson, Judy Bandaries. Carol Kalberg, Diane Feducia. Second row: Ginger Hunler, Sue Carroll, Janel James, Linda Boyd, Sherrie Jordan, Pally Bracken. Third row: Fran Harp, Helen Hux, Suzanne Faulk, Jimmie Garcie, Sissy Bruner, Sammye Lu Crews, Beilie Collins. Fourlh row: Alice Clemenls, Sharon Hicks, Linda Booih, Vicki Brazel. Gloria Harvey, Charloiie Kendrick, Ann Gibson, Caihy Jones. Fiffh row: Ginger Baughman, Hazel Brooks, Kay Johnson, Rhonda Coleman, Cindy Carroll, Lincla Garreli, Jeanie Joyner, Sandra Baker, Louise Berliaux, Tommie Hearne. OFFICERS: Andrelia Mims, Song Leaderg Paliy Causey, Secreiaryg Danea Wimbish, Treasurer: Peggy Humphries. Reporier: Deborah Ruffle, Vice Presidenip Phyliss Crow, Presidenig Mrs. Mable Beriiaux, Sponsor. 'uf' ,WG 'HK Wawwsw OFFICERS: Sandra l-licks, Presidenlg Kirby Leeper, Vice Presidenl: George Chambers, Vice Presideni: Linda Spears, Secreraryi Judy Welclw, Treasurer: Mrs. Oiwell, Mrs. lvlonelie, Sponsors. Firsi row: Phillip Roppolo, Barbara Wilson, Sid Singleiary, Slielia Wliirclward, Glen Raney. Second row: Danny Walker, James Thomas, Larry Rogers. Randy Waldrip, Buddy Parker, Lee Sexlon. Third row: Barry Wilkinson, Jack Searcy, Roy Taylor, James Young, Don Slrain, Larry Wilclwer. ua yn :.: '-3- --a..,.,,, n unlink ii' i Q l - wmsmm' 13? am 3 ' ti 551833 W F5112 Bwmawm' im WZ'5J32ii gif AUIEW gf an-if ffiffaf .1 , , .,,a.,..i ,,y.,.,aa4 ,,,,.M,,,,.-.-.4 --'L . .,..,.,..M,,., .-.. -I4-v-.. f-if er-r l . , ,,,,.W.,,:g,,., . ,,.,9-.a.,.0k,W,,M+,i, ,.., ,sH..f ,. al , if The DisTribuTive EducaTion Club program is naTional club called D.E.C.A. The over all basic 5 l FirsT row: CurTis Evans, Jean Cox, Jackie Brock, Jan Jackson, Allen lvleTTs. Second row: Marilyn DeYoung, Linda Elder, Pam Davis, Doris Cory, Barbara Bryan, Judy Babin. Third row: John Boykin, Bobby Lewis, Henry King, Larry Bardwell, Glenn Horne, Jeena Carpenler. FourTh row: STeve Baker. Duncan Gilcrease. Randy Carroll, Ray Mascaux, Jim MiddleTon, Don Chreene. Richard JelTerson. FiTTh row: David Colby, Luke Bissell, JusTin Davis, George Chambers. Distributive Education Club of America an inTegral parT oT The ToTal DisTribuTive Educa- Tion Program. STudenT planned acTiviTies supple- menT insTrucTion in markeTing and disTribuTion. AlThough The club program is direcTed primar- ily To educaTional acTiviTies which are concerned wiTh The disTribuTive occupaTions emphasis is also Tocused on oTher educaTional acTiviTies To sTrengThen The sTudenT's economic under- sTanding OT The Tree enTerprise sysTem. The im- porTance,oT disTribuTion To The American econ- omy and To develop abiliTies in ciTizenship acTiviTies adapTable To adulT liTe. Social acTivi- Ties are also a viTal parT oT The club program. The local club is aTTiliaTed wiTh a sTaTe and a concepT is developing TuTure leaders Tor markeT- ing and disTribuTion. D.E.C.A. is The only na- Tional youTh organizaTion operaTing Through The public schools To aTTracT young people To ca- reers in markeTing and disTribuTion. To carry ouT The goals boTh The sTaTe and naTional organi- zaTions provide Tor leadership conTerences. This year The club observed NaTional D.E.C.A. week November 7 Through I3 and provided a Tull week OT various acTiviTies oT publiciTy. ln The Spring They are planning To aTTend The STaTe Leadership ConvenTion To be held in BaTon Rouge where sTudenTs will be engaged in various acTiviTies embracing The D.E. program. l l SECTION LEADERS: Firsl row: Palsy Cockrell, Belh Taylor, Pam Dunn Fluleg Gerald Ford, Percussion: Second row: Mary Celia Boggs, Saxo- phone: Mike Doolillle, French Horns: Tommy Tynes, Roberl Hooper Trombonesg Jimmy Phillips, Bass Clarinelsq Third row: Elaine Kenney Regina Mallhews, Clarinelsq Byron McNeil, Trumpelsg Richard Lodge: Barilones: Roberl Collins, Tubas. Aclivilies ol lhe Fair Park Band begin when school slarls and exlend wilh very lillle lel-up lhroughoul lhe school Jrerm. Spiriled marching and lively music al fool- ball games and parades, enlerlainmenl a'l' school assemblies and rallies, lhe Chrislmas and Spring Concerls, logelher wilh ils an- nual lour and appearances al marching and music leslivals, all combine lo make The Band a very aclive and busy school organi- zalion. Band members also parlicipale in aclivilies lo secure finances lo help pay for lheir annual lrip. Under lhe direclion ol Mr. Waller Min- niear, who also direcls Fair Park's Orcheslra, lhe Band enjoyed a successful, rewarding year 'rhrough hard work and many hours ol diligenl praclice. Fair Park High School Band Cenler firsl row: Palsy Cockrell, Belh Taylor, Pam Dunn, Ranny Sealy. Cenler second row: Gene Morlon, Susanne Saunders, Becky Foley, Diane Wells. Firsl' riser: Elaine Kenney, Regina Mallhews, Mary Deck, Ramy Minniear, James l-looler, Don Smilh, Margarel l-luckabee, Gary Dowden, Gerald l-louslon, Faye Bumgardner, Yveile More, Diane l-licks, Jimmy Phillips. Second riser: Melody Monk, Lal Roach, Bobbie Kihneman, Merriane McGuirl, Vance Beauregard, Mary Ross, Mary Celia Boggs, Regina Crouch, James Cope, Travis Whilfield, Dave Sykes, Jeff Young, Richard Lodge, Fred Fischer, Larry Arnold, Bolin Higgs. Mike Slanley, Byron McNeil. Third row: lseafedl Mike Champion, James Evans, Mike Doolillle, Janice Collier, Roberl Malhis, Leslie Thomas, Tommy Bogue, Roberl Collins, Charles Lace, Gary Tilley, Sieve Tucker, Roger Tanner, Gary Mannies, Roberl Hooper, Tommy Tynes, lslandingl Ronny Berry, Gerald Ford, Leo Murray, Johnelle Johnslon, Ginny Lu Verigan. I-f-W, -5, i s . , s I l Band boosfs spirif af pep rallies. ELAINE KENNEY, All-Slale. Firsi' row: Belh Taylor. Isl' Lieufenaniq Mike Dooliille, Caplainq Tommy Tynes. Maior 81 Drum Maior: Elaine Kenney, Isl' Lieu- Ienanf. Second row: Palsy Coclcrell, Isl Lieuienanlg Reber? Hooper, 2ncI Lieulenanlg Jimmy Phillips, 2nd Lieulenanlg Regina Malflwews, Isl Lieulenanl. is so Fair Park Symphony Orchestra ln Fair Parlc's Symphon Orcheslra musically in- clined srudenls are afforded excellenr opporlunily E lo lurlher advance Jrheir abilily and experience. Meeling five periods weelcly, 'l'he forly-six young musicians learn lo play good music well. The group compeles in Dislricl' Music Eeslivals. where individual members also may demonslrale fheir abilily. Four concerls are given annually, and +he group also appears wilh The Band and Choir. Members help in providing funds for uniforms and orcheslra expenses by selling concerl liclcels and candy. The orcheslra is direcled by Mr. Waller C. Minniear. MR. WALTER MINNIEAR, Orcheslra Direcfor SECTION LEADERS: Linda Smilh. Viola: Susan Jones, Second Violin: Sam Caldwell, Celli: Ginny Verigan, Assislanr Concerf Mislress and Librarian: Johnelie Johnslon, Concerl Mislress and President 220 y Firsl row: Johnelle Johnslon, Ginny Lou Verigan, Susan Jones, Russell Gilmore, Paula Thomas, Linda Smilh, Charles Cook, Sam Caldwell. Second row: Pally O'Neal, Karen Ogden, Jeanelle McGee, Karen McManua. Palsy Cockrell, Belh Taylor, Ramy Minniear, Mary Deck, Mike Dennis, Regina Mallhews, Elaine Kenney, Janel Conly, Janel Cogdell, Kennelh Kaufman, John Barron. Third row: Becky Day, Rosalind Rios, Bonila Gillespie, Alice Clemenls, Janice Collier, Leslie Thomas, Larry Norris, Margarel Huckabee, Gary Dowden, Joy Dawes, Don Mooring. Fourlh row: Linda Miller, Larry Shaw, Mike Wailes. James Carr, Larry Thompson, Marion Talberl, Linda McGee. Slanding: Larry Hall, Eddie Boulle, David Culberlson, Pele King. Nol in piclure: Bill Brooks, Mike Carpenler, Donnise Ribelin. ALL STATE: Susan Jones, Violin: Johnelle Johnslon, Violin: Charles Cook, Cello: Pele King, .Double Bass. GIRLS' GLEE CLUB: Firsi' row: Toni Spiiale, Carolyn Roberis, Connie Morris, Audrey Brown, Pairicia Peiers, Paula Bosfon, Judy Bandaries, Clair Chance, Ruby Arnold, Mary Ann Ybanez, Jackie Tanner, Marrlwa Rodriquez, Elizabellw Miciollo. Second row: Pai Davidson, Dorolhy Bell, Terry Rose, Linda Nell, Viclcy Fuller, Barbara Jordan, Priscilla McMillan, Wilma Mclildufli, Margarei Osborne. Linda Burnell, Chrisiy Leach, Joyce Blue. Third row: Lois King, Cindy Ledbeiler, Karen McManus, Peggy Sfevens, Faye Parker, Beverly Ramsey, Kalliy Clay, Lala Ball, Beiln Ward, Clwarloile Mangum, Carol SCOH, Barbara Lee. Four'l'l1 row: Joyce Harfman, Tlwella Davis, Jane Gray, Brenda Welclier, Teresa Forsyllie, Marvis Frazier, Cailiy Fefzer, Janice Hall, Tommie Hearn, Debbie Hicks, Margarel Tinsley. ACCOMPANlSTS: Anne Owens, Susan Jones. Q. Y? ' . A CHOIR: Firsf row: Linda Mabry. Debby Sieinmiller, Mary Ann Hoob, Mary Jean Perkins, Ann Gibson. Second row: Priscilla Rance, Renee Miichell, Barbara Gremillion, Denza Manning, Nancy Esiill, Coy Swell, Marianne Jordan, Paiiy Bracken, Charloiie Walden, Loraine Fox, Karen Smiih, Jacque Moon, Shirley McCabb. Third row: Sandra DesMarais, Brenda Williams, Virginia Wimberly, DiAnn Fulco, Beiiy Tiner, Mariha Huckabee, Gail Dunahoe, Sandra Knight Claudia Wadsworih, Sandra Gibson, PaH'y Whiiiingion, Jeanie Spivey. Fourlh row: Bobbie Dubose, Renee Siinson, Joyce Tompson, Jeena Carpenier, Tarver Spivey, Jim McClure, Bruce Cain, Cliff Ogden, Danny Ouzis, Barry Ruiheriord, Rana Rankin, Lauren Touchsione. Fiffh row: Allen Lolley, Mike Meeks, Dan Dare, Wayne Williams, Lionel Meyer, Harlan Lee, Joe Perry, Sian Higgens, Mark Johnson, Jay Tuminello, Ronnie Leonard, Dave Sykes, Richard Thompson. ACCOMPANISTS: Jan Farmer, Janel Bosion. Picfure below: ACCOMPANISTS: Susan Jones, Jan Farmer, Janei Bosion, Gail Aifaway, Anne Owens. The choirs ai Eair Park are composed of siuclenis inieresied in vocal music. The A Choir, wiih sixiy-six members: The B Choir E wiih ihiriy-iwo members, and The Girls Choir wiih foriy-five members, meei five periods a week, and ihey are direcied by Mr. Melvin Riche. One credii foward grad- uaiion may be earned. Highlighis of ihe year's work are The Chrisimas and Spring Conceris, in which ihe choirs ioin The orchesira and band. The choirs also sing ai special school evenis and for local civic groups. Recogniiion of rhe i965-I966 Choir's 'sw excellence was shown when five oi iis mem- bers were chosen al Norihwesiern Siaie College 'For All-Siaie honors. Picfure above: ALL STATE: Barry Ruiherford, Claudia Wadsworih, Lauren Touchsione, Dave Sykes. B CHOIR: Firs'l' row: Celia Lesniewski, Roberla Moore, Sherri Shirey, Mary Saylor. Second row: Ellen Langford, Jan Berry, Darlene Harris, Cheryl Troegel, Sheryl Smifh. Laura Hair, Linda Elmore. Third row: Eddie McLean, Michael Reynolds, Curlis Belcher, Frankie McCall, Alan Hampion. Fourih row: Bobby Brock, Raymond Dinkins, James Johnsion, John Honneyculi, Eddie McCann, Earl Miller, Billy Morgan, Eddie Mailock. ACCOMPANIST: Gail Aiiaway. Danna Sanders, CynThiaADriver, Barbara Sievens, CaThy Hillard, PaT Thomp- son, Larry Norris, David Newman. Library Assistants These assisTanTs devoTe Time and eT- Tori To aid sTudenTs in The library. They give Their sTudy halls To work in The library daily from The Time The library opens in The Tall unTil iT closes iTs doors of learning and opporTuniTy in The spring. ln acldiTion To helping oTher sTudenTs our library assisTanTs assisT in Taking invenTory, wriTing bibliographies, Tiling and repairing books, and checking sTu- denTs in and ouT oT The library. Cliff Ogden, Calvin Rosalies. KiTTy Kinney-, Jeannie Shaughnessy, Susan Parker, Linda Tulley, Sherry LePoinT, Iris Mabry Lionel Meyer, Karen Franklin Charles Broussard Jaclcie Bain Gerald McClaren Johnny Horn Visual Aids Assistants Under The guidance oT Their new sponsor, Mrs. Gladys Kopeclcy. several sTudenTs lend a hand in our visual aids deparT- menT. Visual aids are a vi- Tal parT oT learning, and assisTance oT These capa- ble sTudenTs malces The use OT record players, movie proiecTors, over- head proiecTors, maga- zines and Tape recorders available To all. Johnny Snider, Lynn Farley, Mrs. Gladys Kopeclcy, Sponsor: Marilyn SegaloTT. Marinell MulTord, Brenda VolenTine, Travis WhiTTield. COUNSELORS' OFFICE: Sieve Primos, Gary Mannies, Milce Meeks, Buclfy Meredifh, Nila Rodgers, Barbara I-luson, Dianne Rowlen. Rhonda Roberlson, Sherry Lewis, Marqarel Thomas, Becky Coleman, Rila Miciollo. ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE: Toni Furr, Ginger Franklin, Marilyn Walker, Susan Boyd, Sherry Nicholson, Bobbie Kihnernan, Leanna Auchard. Bobbie Reynolds, Larue Taylor. Donna I-lerrinqlon, Priscilla Bell, Hallie Miller, Ann Gibson, Gail Dunahoe, Dorothy Rhodes, Eslher Owen, Jo Ann Manqoqna, Janef Middlefon, Kennelh Kaufman, Barry Wallers, Don Gallemore. Ill C. , I is im Jyb ,,,, M NMu. - . . . K , . . RCN-Q., 226 I Accomplishing a ThreeTold serv- ice in which Fair Parlc and iTs sTu- denTs beneTiT are The volunTeer sTudenT workers in The school oT- Tice and school sTore. These vol- unTeers gain experience in oTTice procedures and pracTices, in school supply sales, and in clerical prac- Tices during Their sTudy- hall pe- riods. These services are a con- venience To all sTudenTs. especially newcomers. Also The worlc load ol The office sTaTT is made lighTer by Their eTTorTs. Answering Telephones, running errands, locaTing sTudenTs, and disTribuTing aTTernoon sheeTs are some oT The services perlormed by These volunTeers. FirsT row: PaTTi Guzzardo, Jane BaTes, Anne Owens. Second row: Linda Snead, Carol Kneipp. Sue Edie, Pam PaTTon, Linda Wynn, YveTTe Moore. Third row: Susan Sfinson, DoTTie , ATwood, Mary l.ayTon, Rhonda Crenshaw, lnoT piclured, Cheryl SmiThl. VN ,,,... ' Office and School Store Workers Nancy Billimelc, Trelles GraTTon. Lauren Touchslrone, Linda Garrell. CharoloTTe Teresa, Sharon Neely, Sherrie Jordan, Sandy Adams, JaneT Reynolds, Debby Sleinmiller, PaTsy Arnold, Colene Walker. 319i A! - 'A ,5 .Q A-J-. wt, ,- ., . - -f,, .1 f. ff ,k-k 3,54-glgygf gi., , V I i it ,W ,-:m,.wvwwfw- -:-fm xv . - , nw, . M, KN. 'mv 3 .in if ROY WILSON, l-lead Coach When The Fair Park TooTball season opened This year, hopes Tor a successful season were spread ThroughouT The reservaTion. These hopes were noT in vain. The Indians, averaging TwenTy- six poinTs per game, quickly became one of The highesT scoring Teams in disTricT. We oT The l965 VarsiTy oTTer our Thanlcs To you, Coach Wilson, Tor leading us To such a successTul season. WiThouT your supreme lead- ership and Tine coaching our Team could noT have aTTainecl This posiTion. When we look aT all The honors l::esTowed on our Team, we re- member The hours oT pracTice and selT-sacri- Tice and know ThaT perseverance and deTer- minaTion do pay oTT. Tribe Marches to -4-I Season WiTh The help of ouTs'randing blocking Ronnie BaroneTTe drives Tor long yardage. John Miller execuTes The fine Torm Thai helped him ol::Tain The All-STaTe honor. rw-or IAQ 2 E 1 x x ROY WILSON JAMES FARRAR GENE DERVELOY xx SQ' JOE DAIGLE JIMMY ORTON STEVE JORDAN f R2 HARRY WATSON JOHN BOOGAERTS CHRIS HOTARD LEO LEON V, T, SMITH I-Ialfbaclc I-laITbacIc Cornerbaclc I-Ialfbaclc Halfback RONNIE BARONETTE SKIP TYNDAL CAPP HANEY BRUCE CAIN WALTER CHAFFIN Fullbacli I-lalfbaclc CenTer CenTer CenTer Fair Park 20 - Airline 20 Fair Park 7 - Woodlawn 28 In The opening game OT The l965 TooTbalI season The Indians more or less wenT To sea To baTTle The Airline Vikings. The Indians, unaccusTomed To such slcirmishes in high waTer TougI'1T To a 20-20 Tie. The ouTsTanding brave oT The nighT was by all means John Miller who compIeTed 8 OT IO passes Tor l57 yards and Three Touchdowns. When The Indians wiThdrew Their aTTacIc againsT The Woodlawn KnighTs, They Tound ThaT Their Tlimsy arrows and Their bone blade Icnives were noT enough To denT The KnighT's armor. The only Indian score came when quarTerbaClc John Miller passed To end Jery Simpson wiTh l:5O remaining in The game. Senior haITbaclc Harry WaTson was The Indian in The limeIighT gaining I4-3 yards on I6 carries. Bow down JaclceTs-I-lere are The Indians. -:E-f'E,j i- - - 'A , A. ,Q .. us-.sz ' , f. -gg,-. yf, sy fs L s ' - c . , . 4 T 'ws '::'..wrsif.-1'55.s-'f-rr if ' sn-13 ,ssh H- -S' 1 A 'Tw' 1 S J ' sa V Q,c5,5,',-gsgygi-3 ..5..,fe, lf ,N we WTA? ,X 'ggm is g.g,,,. l. gin, .. .1 .fx ,, ,' . A 1 .M NL, g Zc' . ,a . - ang . f K ies. F ff 1' s- ' ... -s, .. A. f-- rs.'?ex.i.1-L-is':', T'-8165! Defensive specialisl' Shep Akins execuTes a necessary Tackle againsT JesuiT of New Orleans. Fair Park 27 - Neville I4 ATTer being deTeaTed The week beTore by Wood- lawn. The Indians came on sTrong againsT Neville and overcame Them 27-I4. Ronnie BaroneTTe scored on runs oT I2 and I7 yards early in The second quarTer. Junior Linebacker Ken Johnson made a key play in The decision OT The Game when he inTer- cepTed a pass and ran 50 yards Tor The Touchdown. Overall iT was a greaT game Tor The indians as The defense held True. Fair Park 20 - La Grange 2l One blocked exTra poinT proved TaTal as The Braves dropped a close decision To The GaTors. The Tamiliar Trio oT WaTson, SmiTh. and Baron- eTTe scored The poinTs buT The deTense couldn'T hold long enough or hard enough. The Indians wenT To The locker room aT inTer- mission wiTh a I4-O lead, buT seemed To Tall OTT as LaGrange pressed over Three quick Touchdowns. MIKE PARKS JOEY DlLLMAN FRANK GARRETT ROBERT DAVIS BOBBY JOE KING Guard Linebacker Middle Guard Guard Guard KEN JOHNSON LARRY PARKER LARRY WRIGHT RONNlE THOMAS JOl'lN MURRAY Guard Guard Tackle Tackle Tackle oagk CARL BOBO LLOYD CAUSEY EDDIE FOY JERRY SMITH DON JONES Taclcle Tackle End End End BUCKY WALSH LONNlE SIBLEY JOHN TROEGAL TERRY SUMMERLIN JERRY SIMPSON End End End End End Fair Park 60 - North Caddo O If There was one Thing The Indians dicln'Tglaclc This beauTiTul Homecoming nighT, iT was poinTs. WiTh Senior spliT-end Jerry SmiTh scoring I8 poinTs, one mighT well see why The Warriors came ouT on Top OT This conTesT. While mosT game honors go To The backs This game was given in honor oT Fair Parlc's Tough oTTensive wall. Fair Park 27 - Bastrop 32 WiTh Junior quarTerbaclc John Miller hiTTing his usual loeTTer-Than-average 7-II passes one mighT Thinlc ThaT is all needed To win a close conTesT, louT even wiTh The help of Jerry SmiTh scoring I8, Harry WaTson 6, and Leo Leon converTing 3 PAT's, The Indians sTill Tell shorT aT The Tinal gun. Game honors wenT To spliT-end Jerry SmiTh as he conTinued on his way To a record-breaking season. Jerry SmiTh is open all alone againsT The Blue Jays. Fair Park 55 - Bossier I4 Jolly Green GianTs are Terrors buT They losT some OT Their spunk when The Indians oTTicially de- clared GianT season wiTh The opening kick OTT. V. T. SmiTh seemed To be in high gear, as he broke game scoring records wiTh a season high oT 24 poinTs. Once again The marvelous Twosome OT Jerry SmiTh and V. T. SmiTh Took game honors when They scored 42 OT The 55 poinTs. Fair Park 33 - Ouachita 2I The mighTy king oT The iungle proved To be only open game as The Indians downed The IimiT de- TeaTing The Lions 33-2I. The SmiTh boys once again proved To be The TaTal blow as each oT Them scored Iwo Touchdowns a piece. This game proved To be an oTTensive baTTle wiTh each Team scoring well over average, yeT The Braves TriumphanT deTense musT be praised highly. TOM SHEA JOHN MILLER JAMES COTTRELL CHILE FARMER WAYNE I-IANEY OuarTerback OuarTerback OuarTerback I-IalTback I-IalTback SI-IEP AKINS BOBBY GILL STEVE TILLEY JIMMY BROWN DENNIS DANS Fullback Fullback Fullback Eullback l'IalTback Fair Park 6 - Jesuit O Fair Park 46 - West Monroe 3I All The Tans deTiniTely sTayed on The edge oT Their seaTs as Fair Park played The closesT, mosT exciTing game Thus Tar in The season. The Two Teams which were so evenly maTched ToughT Tearlessly aT each oTher's ThroaTs Through- ouT The conTesT. The only Indian tally came when junior Tullback- linebacker STeve Tilley scored on The Warriors deadly bread and buTTer play. The boy wonder sTrikes again buT surely we are noT reTerring To The myThicaI Robin buT insTead The remarkable speed demon V. T. SmiTh. Once again V. T. scored a game high OT 30 poinTs breaking disTricT scoring record Tor a single game. Assisting on The scoreboard were Ronnie Baron- eTTe and Chris l'loTard each scoring six poinTs. The Fair Park Tans however were given a slighT scare as The Rebels had a rally going. SAMMY DICKINSON JAMES PEAK STEVE PRIMOS Linebacker I-Ialfback Tackle Fair Park I3 - Byrd O Once again The Tamous Indian Pride was worn over each PIayer's body and mind as he exhibiTed The uTmosT skill and perTecTion in deTeaTing The Yellow JackeTs I3-O. When The Indians reTurned To The Tield iT could be seen ThaT The Indians moTTo we do everyThing beTTer Than The resT was going To be puT inTo eTTecT. And our Indians did iusT ThaT wiTh John Miller scoring 7 and V. T. SmiTh scoring 6. Fair Park 7 - Sulphur 29 IT mighT be said ThaT The Indians never reached a Tull head oT sTeam as They Tell by The way in The second round oT pIayoTTs Tor STaTe Championship. All eTTorTs didn'T go in vain Though as The In- dians helped bring a name back To Shreveport ShreveporT. Louisiana-Home of The Fair Park lndians. The only Indian score was made by Senior Ronnie BaroneTTe, wiTh John Miller converTing. Sophomore quarTerbacks Dickie BriTTon and James CoTTreIl kepT an accuraTe record of each play. 4 CHARLIE WILKINSON Trainer Fair Park I9 - Jesuit I2 IT aT TirsT you don'T succeed Try, Try again. ThaT is exacTIy whaT we did ThaT nighT in New Orleans when we Tell behind I2 To 6 aT half Time. We came ouT oT The locker room heads up and only one Thing on our minds-IoeaTing The Blue Jays. IT was This nighT ThaT Coach James Farrar's Theory, Do Tew Things buT do Them well broughT The Indians Trom behind and anoTher chance Tor STaTe Championship. V. T. SmiTh, wiTh Jerry SmiTh's help. compIeTes anoTher successful end sweep againsT The Rebels. ex.. .,,,, , V .3 9 ,:':'fw. Firsi' row: V. T. Smilh, All Dislricig Milne Parks, All Dislricig John Miller. All Dislricl, All Sfaleg Cap Haney, All Dislriclg Ronnie Baroneiie, All Disfricf. Second row: Jerry Simpson, All Dislricli Larry Wright All Disfriclg Jerry Smiih, All Dislricl, All Slale, Honorable Menfion All American: Ronnie Thomas, All Dislricl. i CO 36 SOPHOMORE TEAM--Firsf row: Woody Smilh, Lynn Craig, Wayne Haney. Ger- ald Burrows, Eddie Burlcs. Second row: Jerry Odem, Charles Leach, Bill PraH', Bill Day, Dickie BriH'on, Beniie Headriclc. Third row: Greg Biclcham, Ted Cole, Pee Wee Waison, James Collrell, Don Ma- iure, Winslon Ebarb, Chuck Duncan. Fourlh row: George Simpson, Rodney Wimberly, Clarence Voss, Pal lvliddleion, Richard l-lollinsworlh. -ld B- r ' A B TEAM-Firsf row: Larry Parker, Lynn Craig, Jay Tuminello, Jimmy Brown, Dennis Dans, James Peak. Second row: Richard Thompson, Carl Bobo, Randy Keys, Waller Chafiin, Wayne Haney, Burch Siewari, Bill Sullivan, Bucky Merediih. Third row: Woody Smiih, Bobby Joe King, Terry Summerlin, Bruce Cain, Bill Prafl, Bobby Gill, Dickie Briiion, Winsion Ebarb, Chuck Diincan. Fourih row: Greg Bickham, Bill Brooks, Lloyd Causey, John Murray, Sieve Primos, John Troegal, James Coiirell, Cyde Knox. VARSITY-Firsi' row: Rudy Burneife Mgr., Mike Parks, Carl Bobo, Larry Parker, Jimmy Brown, Dennis Dans, James Peak, Jay Tuminello, John Miller, V. T. Smiih. Second row: Ruell Dinkins Mgr., Shep Akins, John Boogaeris, Sammey Dickinson, Cap Haney, Harry Waison, Ken Johnson, Wayne Haney, Joey Dillman, Tom Shea. Third row: Charlie Geniry Mgr., Ronnie Thomas, Frank Garrefi, Randy Keys, James Coiirell, Ronnie Baroneile, Waller Chaifin, Bobby Gill, Roberl Davis, Dickie Briiion. Fourih row: Richard Thompson, Bobby Joe King, John Murray, Leo Leon, Chris Hoiard, Bruce Cain, Sieve Tilley, John Troegal, Terry Sum- merlin. Fiffh row: Lloyd Causey, Lonnie Sibley, Larry Wright Gerry Simpson, Sieve Primos, Eddie Foy, Don Jones, Skip Tyndall, Bucky Walsh, Jerry Smiih. ' 9 - V 15,-fy.f,,1w -fwff 3 1-, s if Welcome To The reservaTion, Coach Daigle, ' and Thanlc you Tor your many hours oT pracTice and devoTion To us. WiTh you around To chal- lenge our every move, you gave us deTermina- Tion To TighT onward and upward To our presenT posiTion. ln your TirsT year aT Fair Park we hope you have enjoyed being our coach as much as we have enjoyed being your Team. In years To come when we loolc baclc, a greaT deal oT our success could be crediTed To you. When your debuT as an lndian Coach came, you picked up where coaches oT The pasT have leTT oTT and carried The whole role oT BaslceTball Coach on your shoulders. We would lilce To Thank you and wish you The besT oT luclc in years To come as an lndian Coach. JOE DAIGLE, Coach I96 Basketball VARSITY-Mike Meagher, Rickey BenTley, Paul Gregory, Dennis Feibel, Coach Joe Daigle, Frank Owen, Gary Salley, Joe Ford, Tom Shea, KeiTh PruiTT. TOM SHEA Guard KEITH PRUITT Guard DENNIS FEI BEL Cenfer PAUL GREGORY Forward MICHAEL MEAGHER Guard RICKEY BENTLEY Cenfer JOE FORD Guard FRANK OWEN Forward GARY SALLEY Forward B TEAM-Firsi row: Keiilu Pruiif. Arllwur Walker, Mike Meeks, Ricky Fullerion, Larry Bozeman, Wall Davis. Second row: Joe Perry, Gary Dowden, Rickey Benlley, Gerry Simpson, Mike Meagher, Rickey McNabb. Fair Park Opponeni 4I Norilw Caddo 6l 70 Basirop 67 56 Wesl Lake 50 50 Woodlawn 52 54 Norllw Caddo 64 37 Rusion 72 49 Wes? Monroe 58 68 Bossier 70 67 Airline 84 64 Jesuil 50 68 Byrd 67 69 Bossier 63 60 Nalclwiioclwes 57 JOHNNY PLAISANCE 55 Airline 62 Manager 52 Byrd 67 53 Ouaclwila 63 49 Neville 42 67 Basirop 55 57 Bossier 76 bl Airline 69 93 Jesuii 97 57 Byrd 47 bl Ouaclwiia 50 63 Minden 58 57 Bossier 39 55 Ainline 68 49 LaGrange 52 57 Slonewall 36 6l Carnpii 49 44 Converse 53 55 Woodlawn 51 Airline 43 40 33 Byrd 66 MQW Nix f CHA HPAON w ,,.5ff ' f, While cries oT We're number one came Trom The lungs oT The sTudenTs on campus our cry was, You are number one. Coach Farrar, we know ThaT wiThouT a championship coach a championship Team is uTTerly impossible. Thank you Tor giving oT your Time and sTaying laTe wiTh us when we had a Tew rusTy spoTs ThaT needed To be smooThed ouT. We know ThaT you were behind us lOOZv, and win or lose we came oTT The Tield wiTh our heads up because we were The lndians. We are Thankful Thaf we had a man wiTh such greaT characTer and deTerminaTion.To y coach us. So, Coach Farrar, we wish you The T T besT of luck in The TuTure and may you always was T A be Fair Park Baseball's Big Indian. JAMES FARRAR, Coach Indians Take AAA State Championship FirsT row: Larry Graff, Don BarTeeT, Charlie Upchurch, Wayne Burney, Ronnie Hollis, Don Jones. Second row: Ronnie Warren, Jerry SmiTh. Tom Giles, Mickey Lowe, Jim Norman, Larry OsTeen, PeTe Cole. James Gibson. Third row: Coach James Farrar, Dick Hicks, William Duncan, Danny RemberT, Randy BouknighT, Tommy Ford, Leo Leon, Ken lrvin. -. , W we mv- 7 T , . ., tru, 7 A N' 9 i Y A 1 1 V,v.k V nf g. ,cs... M , Q , T , , . g K 4 vii' T , 1, , . , , , , , y - 3 . - I x . 4 i ' Q 1-1' C rg ,D Vg., Lin . .. T T Q, 'S T if 3, A Q s,., I , kk V K E? , . it , i f V V - - 'na I kkrkkrr 1? Mi -krr g I ' Vgliiflr , In I VV ny' AVA Nl? 'K F Vf3.igJMTlz , fi ii . ., my '1 'iei L risi C L T525 I., T yy, Tc I T i' T' 63 ..,, g im 4 T '17 I M Nkyk 1 ,-1 i 5 5- . , Wi ' W i f ', fy! , M A, l . 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LEO LEON RONNIE WARREN Infield Infield .5 Q.. TOM GILES Cafcher I ,Q-1 - fx:-,. - if .5 ..- L-, 5, B TEAM-Firsi' row: Tommy Walron, Bob Harrison, John King, James Tuiley, Dick Barnes, James Smiih, Larry Savaih Jeff Love'H', Richard Thompson mgr. Second row: Ronnie Burns, Roger Bryanr, Byron Lang, Wayne Akins. James Gibson, Bubba Taiberr, Coach Jim Orron. GENE LAND Scorer , 'Ov'- ,5 Ta When Thoughls of Spring enier The minds of mosl' young men, They mighi Think of days al The lake fishing or wading in Jrhe wafer, buf noi' The boys of Fair Park's Track Team. The lhoughi' of Training and self sacrifice eniers each boy's mind each day as he dons his prac- iice uniform. Coach Kighl, we would like To Thank you for slaying behind us and pushing when we lagged behind. As you know, boys are narurally lazy, and we are no exceplion +o The rule. We owe To you a greal deal of Thanks for giving us The supporl' Thai' we so badly needed. We all know Thai The experience gained in The Track program will la+er be valued highly. SF. , . I L A , CARL KIGHT, Coach I 96 Track VARSITY-Firsi' row: Roy Cascio Mgr., Frank Milsfead, Wayne Lenard, John Fielder, Tommy Youngblood, Tony Digilarmo, Shep Akins, Tommy Roberls, Freddie King. Second row: Tom Shea, V. T. Smilh, David Diamond, Johnny Williams, Dan Dare, Leroy Sulion, Ernie Carpenier, Tom Tucker, David Glover, Chip Lynch, James Higginbollom. Third row: 'Coach Kighl, Vic Slevens, Wayne Williams, John Troegal, Larry Wrighf, Donny Callahan, Bulch Troegal, Paul Gregory, Sieve Primos, Larry Baker, Freddie Goodman Mgr. I3 'i . 44 -i ' s.-c1-lJ23sf3Q2'iiflfi W ' T T - liyfflif f 'f', f-'-J v f' 5,--4.-'n.M 1 1, A , -' ,. L, , . ' wi- 'Q-'1 :X-L-33535 2 . if 5 1 of ,V f -f Mi., ,,v Nw! ugh: A -i-..k-M5717 ww. gm ,QA fx, L CW if 4, LETTERMEN: Coach Kighf, Tom Shea, Frank Milsfead, Tommy Youngblood, Larry Baker, Chip Lynch, V. T. Smirh, Tony Diqiiarmo FIELDMEN: Firsf row: Tom Shea, John Troegal, Sieve Primos, Ernie Carpenrer, Tony Diqilarmo, Larry Wright Paul Gregory, Burch Troegel, Tom Tucker, Tommy Youngblood, Shep Akins, David Glover. Wayne Lenard. Second row: W .,., f of-5 SOPHOMORE TEAM: Firsl' row: James Peak, Milron Gamble, Jay Tuminello, Garyn Posey, Terry Summerlin. Dickie Moore. Randy Keys. Second row: Leroy SuH'on, Millon Milam, Bobby Gill, Bobby Talley.'ljaveN'G'6r'clen, Wayne Nunley. Shep Alcins. Third row: Johnny Fielder, Slreve Tilley, Harold Sanlignin, Mark Scully, Mike Rains. Randall Murray, Sieve Primos. John Troegal. TRACKMEN: Firsf row: John Fielder, James Higqinboilom, Dan Dare, Chip Lynch, V. T. Smilh, Leroy Sullon. Second row: Wayne Williams, Donny Callahan. Larry Baker, Frank Milsfeacl, Johnny Williams, Tommy Roberfs, Vic Slevens. cw? .,f s 1' f l . 0:17 1 lflfffffhf, ,gf f , '.-, .1.'.,'.',',',v ff 1 f Q V VVV,,,,,f,,.' VV , ' , f 1 f 1V V. 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During The summer They spenT hours daily in prep- araTion Tor Their Trip To S.M.U. and Their duTies Tor The coming year. Their week aT S.lvl.U. was one oT pom-pom and Tumbling classes. mass cheering sessions, and hours OT pracTice and compeTiTion every day. Bringing home nine TirsT place and Two second place ribbons, The Fair Park cheerleaders came ouT The lasT day in TirsT place over all. They made posTers, planned pep rallies, decoraTed Tor games and prepared BeaT Byrd Week evenTs. The Big Indian has been chosen, each year since l957, as The school's mascoT. As in The pasT he made spiriTs soar aT pep rallies and games, wearing a colorTul cosTume of his own design and perTorm- ing The TradiTional Indian war dance To Cherokee, QL' T As- PATTY BRACKEN SUZANNE BROWN DIANE FEDUCIA MARTHA WARREN, Head Cheerleader v , I my R13 s wgfsgigwimwg N Q 2 M was fsv W? 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The proceeds Trom These acTiviTies go Toward The annual Trip ThaT The girls Take each spring. The pep squad pracTices long hard hours during The summer To perTecT TormaTions so ThaT They can provide half Time enTerTainmenT aT The TooTball games, They also build enThusiasm aT The baslceTball games wi+h snappy hand rouTines and cheers. In addiTion, The ArroweTTes marched in The STaTe Fair, VeTeran's Day, and l-loliday in Dixie parades. l'I'OWEtt ES .Q QF ,P L.. . K T I ry If I '4'f'f5vlj:,V1 sim K . .,,. fl i ' M I - A . ' T+-.1 if' . ' T ,. im ----- ..... ,. W---T iiian1nu , I A I r ff? f' ' . l..s T f ,.c:lz,,,,:- , , , .-.-'-- f :S il. ' A vi il ' ' ' ff . - Pe? T . 1 35 lee. li 5 T 'T T T . . 'i T . --1. MALINDA LANDREM. Colonel MRS. EMMA LOYCE SMELLEY, Sponsor CAPTAINS: FirsT row: JaneT Reynolds, RiTa MicioTTo, Paula Spigarelli. Second row: Jeannie Adams, Penny lrland, Karen LiTTon. Third row: Linda Mabry, Debbie STephenson. Virginia HunTer, Trelles GraTTon. Pep Squad members hang poslers for aclivilies. Q l MAJORS: Jacque Moon, Marsha Foley and Calhy Wallace. Times are heclic in preparalion for ou+ of 'rown games. LIEUTENANTS: Isf row: Marilyn Morris, Diane Maiure. Rhonda Crensha, Donna Wheeler, Ellen Uli. Second row: Rosemary Kilday, Palli Guzzarclo, Sammye Lou Crews. Sissy Bruner, Brenda Dyes. -ws- -wmlezew I If . , W ik bf - I .4 1 X S f 1 i A i 2 5 S E I an A s, -ga dl' FLAGS: Firsi' row: Paula Spigarelli, Jimmie Garcia, Peggy Humphries, Paula Yarbrough, Linda Yarbrough, Madelaine Brock, Virginia Meshell, Donna Jolly Second row: Brenda Williams. MGFQGFSJF HGFFFS. Jeanie Spivey. Beckl' Wallace. Janice Hall. DRUMS: Firsi' row: Brenda Dyes, Ellen Uli. Second row: Pepper Taylor, Nancy Halley, Beclcy Arrnslrong, Beverly Huichin- son, Jackie Srnilh, Viclcie l-luichinson. Third row: Gail Allaway, Barbara Oxford, Loraine Fox, Carolyn Williams, Shirley McCaleb, Sandra Gibson. Four row: Carol Ann Granr, Dixie James, Sandy Adams, Priscilla McMillan, LaFern Bounds, Marioneile Guy. WY r gy. vgy ,Q VK, , 268 i if A wr ' Q 3 sq ff f ' R .vi 4, 4 1 i ii L if - , -V I. . i f Firsf row: Beverly Graves, Gail Weldon, Renee Bell, Connie Walker, Brenda Herbert Delores l-larrisl. Second row: Cindy Ledbeiler, Linda Fearherngill, Debby Gibbs, Vicki Leerh, Susan Holslclaw, Cindy Madden, Paula Thomas. Third row: Karen Smilh, Sharon Powell, Virginia Kirkland, Renee Milchell, Berry Brinkly, Par Harris. Fourfh row: Becky Nelson, Jan Foley, Margareir Zanevich, Louise Berliaux, Claudia Sparks, Tommie Hearn, Donna Berry. Firsf row: Calhey O'Donnell, Dianne Rowlen, Jan Whillingfon. Judy Roberrson Leann Auchard, Terry Kizer, Connie Lewis. Second row: Shirley Lloyd, Parry Whiilinglon, Leah Ann Renwick, Palsy Arnold, Charlolre Herron, Carol Richmond, Donna Wilson. Third row: Jenny Fore, Shirley Lea, Linda Mcliaskle Sandra Bake, Cindy Jackson, Donna While, Judy McClusky. Fourlh row: Lana Richardson, Karen Slaqle, Linda GarreH', Pepper Merriman, Bonnie Bays, Candy Bryan, Alice Rowe. iv , A Nf, ii W f E' wg T T T i QUEEN AMANDA DAVTS escor+ed by AIR FORCE COL. T. L. MURPHY The Homecoming Theme was PaTrioTism which was carried ouT by The band, Dixie Drill Team, and The ArroweTTes as They perTormed aT The halTTime ceremonies. Through The Torma- Tion ThaT These organizaTions Tormed, The Home- coming Queen, Amanda Davis, and her courT passed. Following The Queen, Princess KaThie Coco, Senior Maids Sandra Cummings and Faye Bil- bray, Junior Maids Tommie l-learne and Made- laine Brock, Sophomore Maids Donna WhiTe and Nancy Marabella, and FooTball SweeT- hearT Debbie Mauldin were escorTed Through The TormaTion. The armed Torces OT The UniTed STaTes conTribuTed To Fair Parlcs Homecoming by escorTing The courT and puTTing a Tinal Touch To The PaTrioTism Theme. A successTul dance aT The American Legion Club climaxed The unTorgeTTable evening. I965 Homecoming Court Debbie Mauldin is presenfed a small gold foO+ball by Mr. Branlly and Mr. Henderson. FOOTBALL SWEETHEART DEBBIE MAULDIN C ld B AIR FORCE LT' R. S. MCNAMARA SS Of G Y E5'1NCOg5EB,5A'I1LBlSBTEgLOS3 escorfed by NATIONAL GUARD SENIOR MAID FAYE BILBRAY escoried by MARINE CAPT, C. D. WALKER SENIOR MAID SANDRA CUMMINGS escor+ed by MARINE MAJ. C. STANDISI-I JUNIOR MAID MADELAINE BROCK escovred by ARMY CAPT. W. I-I. PLUM JR. JUNIOR MAID TOMMIE HEARNE escor+ed by ARMY MAJ. R. L. NELSON SOPI-IOMORE MAID NANCY MARABELLA escorfed by NAVY LT. DAVID HAMILTON its ALA SOPI-IOMORE MAID DONNA WHITE escorfed by NAVY LT. J. I-I. GREENE ,s X W Us Q, fu K ,521 , gif, , Q , sys' 455 525 V - -1Vg1fr1s:1s411sEiZVVST--1222?V :V VV .VV-V V. V A m..fV.VsVV VV V. .- V S V V 5. V -i1VV.1'zfV7i V.V.. . VV 4 ii fi TTT? V 'VTT::s::V VV:. :fV .x . V - -V NV41--.-VVQVVVVVV-.--Vw- V . 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V V ' - U 'QT' ,:fVV:wV::'i1.:-mg: 'Q V:- fi' Corps Directed by Battalion Staff Fair Parlcs Junior l2.0.T.C. is directed by its battalion statt, consisting ot Battalion Commander, Deputy Battalion Command- er, and six other otticers and the otticers' sponsors. Directed by the Regular Army military instructors, these otticers are the commanding group ot the Corps and con- trol and coordinate all ot its activities. Policies ot leadership and discipline are established by the statt under the guidance ot SFC Sasser, Commandant ot Cadets, and Sgt. Villemarette. Some ot the obiec- tives ot this high school military science program are to give the cadet elementary military training, teach him discipline and habits ot orderliness and precision, and to A, develop a high sense ot personal honor and deportment among the cadets. Cadets are also tully intormecl ot the opportuni- . ccrr. ties available to them in military service. . .1 X N. ws-is-V Commandant ot Cadets, Sergeant First Class Jack Sasser is the head ot the R.O.T.C. department. l-le also sponsors the ritle team. First row: Lt. Col. John Gallemore, Sponsor Lt. Col. Johnette Johnston. Second row: Mai. Charles Johnson, Sponsor lviai. Patsy Coclcrell, S-3 Mai. Barry Ruthertord, ,Sponsor Mai. Kathie Coco. S-I Capt. David Bryan, Sponsor Capt. Linda Eichler. Third row: S-2 Capt. David Kirkland, Sponsor Capt. Susan Brown, S-4 Capt. Jimmy Smith, Sponsor Capt. Lynda Dudley, Capt. Jimmie Phillips, Sponsor Capt. Muttet Netherton. Fourth row: Ist Lt. James Kirkland. SfSgt. Gary Digilormo, Sgt.fMai. Steve Osborne, Capt. Joseph l-liqginbotham. Sgt Villemarefle 'reaches a class on map reading. The skill oi rnap reading is very imporlanf lo 'rhose cadefs who aflend summer camp. f-.41 Depufy Briqade Commander, Colonel John Srnilh and Sponsor Colonel Marfha Warren Cadel' Colonel John Smilh receives 'lhe Leqion of Valor award for achievemenl from General William A. Harris. H is awarded fo fhe oufsiandinq Cade? in ihe Fourlh Army Area. This was Jrhe lhird Consecufive year in which a Fair Park cacief won lhe award. makino our school lhe fire? in hisrory +o claim lhis disiincfion. l ' INET Firsl row: Mai. Riclcy l-louslon, Sponsor Mai. Amanda Davis, Mai. Frank Reqer, Sponsor Mai. Belle Barlcell. Second row: Capl. Bill Beebe, Sponsor Capl. Faye Bilbray, Capl. Randy Sweelers. Sponsor Capl: Sandra Berry. Special Staff Heads Drill and Rifle Teams The Commanders of 'rlwe Rifle Team and Drill Team and llweir sponsors malce up llwe Special Slalf. Because llwese leams represenl Jrlne exlracurricular aclivilies of llwe Corps, llweir leaders musl possess special aloililies and unusual leaderslwip qualifies, logellsier willw a willing- ness lo spend much afler-school lime worlqinq willi ieams composed of oulslanding mililary sludenls who also conlribule muclw lnard worlc gelling inlo lop slwape. The favorable records and impressions made by bollw learns in compelilion and in public appearances are a credil lo llweir leaders as well as llne individual members and reflecl favorably on llwe Corps and 'rlwe school. N6-new-..... Gifi in T 'AW r irss so f A 'S .S . , iisr ,lf-l ri' 'S E 1 ., :ill H Dixie Drill Commanders are inleresled speclalors leam's maneuvers. N7 i MSL. .fi i if .L-iii 52 .-- ' ,ss , rig? .wr ,-'we-X N L. 1.- oli llwe i - ff' 1 Color Guard 279 'Sh' . 'Wad' FIRST PLATOON: Firsi' row: Sponsor 2nd Ll. Debbie Mauldin, 2nd L+. Ronny Reed, Charles Murray. Second row: Don Galle- rnore. Larry Shaw, David Sanders. Cecil Odom, Chuck Creiqhlon. Third row: Sleve Tucker, James Wealhers. Charles Smilh. Joe Fong. 4 .. eadquarters Company Firs+ row: Sponsor Capl. Toni Furr, Capt Clenl Rambin, Sponsor lsr Ll. Malinda Landrem. Second row: Isl' Sql. Sidney Eslill, Sponsor 2nd L+. Palsy Fosler. 2nd L+. Rodney Carpenler. All ine paperwork goes over flue desk of busy Sql: Sasser. Sponsor Capl. Susan Brown eilicienlly performs lier dulies as Officer of llie Day. lvlucln of ine paperwork ol ine Corps is done by llie sponsors. SECOND PLATOON: Firsi row: Sponsor 2nd L+. Renee Gallien, 2nd L+. Glenn Jackson. Second row: Frank Posh Bruce Callaway, Sian Hiqqins, Philip Waikins, Pele King, William Smiilw, Rolaeri lvlclnnis. Third row: Tommy Curlis, Tommy Bogue, Bryan O'Neal, Jerald Jones, Clyde Brosselle, Jolwn Brown. Fourih row: Dennis Williamson, Bruce Liles, Mike l-lill, Richard Hudson, Cedil Simmons. Firs+ row: Cap+. David Armsfrong, Spon- sor Cap+. Mary Jean Perkins, ls+ L+. Michael Morman, Sponsor ls+ L+, Mary Boggs. Second row: 2nd L+. Herman Dulce, Sponsor 2nd L+. Henrie++a Arm- s+rong. Third row: Is+ Sg+. Henry Page. Company FIRST PLATOON: Firs+ row: Sponsor 2nd L+. Mary Deck, 2nd L+. Riley McGaugh. Second row: Dave Sylces. Gary Posey, Don Mor+on, Ronnie S+ewar+, Floyd Thompson, Les+er Fife, Ronnie Willis. Second row: David Calvert Barne++ Permen+er, Lawrence Kincaid, Raymond Heable. Third row: Ted Riser, Randall Edmunds. Gerald Ken+, Dennis Palmer. ,fierrg ' .Q V. . SECOND PLATOON: Firsi row: Sponsor 2nd L+. Sarah Morgan, 2nd Ll. James Miller. Second row: Bill Wood, Roberl lvlalhis, John Brice, Arlhur Slone. Third row: Torn Moseley, Gerald Kenl, Jlmmy Davls. Fourlh row: Frank Boslon, Allon Ashby, Lynn Campbell, Reassembllng a rifle lakes concenfralion. Cadel SFC Tracy Lillle execules a crisp rifle salule. awe-5 sv-.f FlRST PLATOON: Firsi' row: Sponsor 2nd Ll. DiAnn Fulco. Second row: Jerry l-louslon, John Lee, l-'lershel Planls, Roberl Winler- rowd, Danny Planls. Third row: Lemoyne Ballen. George Corie. Cecil Wood. Fcurlh row: Samuel Caldwell, John Barron. B Company Firsl row: Capl. Ralph Young, Sponsor Capl. Belly Tiner, Isl Ll. Harlan Lee, Sponsor lsl Ll Joan Branlly. Second row: 2nd Ll. Eddie McLean, Sponsor 2nd Ll. Renee Sllnson. Third row: Leon Lacls. Colorlul Grand March opens 'llwe R.O.T.C. Annual lvlililary Ball, llwe oulslandinq social evenf of 'flue year for The cadels. SECOND PLATOON: Firsf row: Sponsor Ll. Callny Felzer, 2nd Ll. Mike Doolillle. Second row: Gary Tilley, Mike Reynolds David Newman, William Savage. Third row: Glenn Taylor, William Sassin, Edward Risinger. Four'rl1 row: Kennellw Jones. Firsf row: Capt Gary Eddy. Sponsor Capl. Melody Pinnix, Isl Lf. James Kirk- land. Second row: 2nd Ll. Wayne Far- rell, Sponsor 2nd L+. Susan Boyd. Third row: Michael Reynolds. C Company FlRST PLATOON: Firsi' row: Sponsor 2nd Ll. Su Zanne l-lamplon, 2nd L+. Raymond Smilh. Second row: Tracy Lillle, Milne Blackwell, Tommy Sallee, Craiq Allison, Guy Des Marais. Ernesl Klemm, Lowell Humphrey. Third row: Robin Jenlcins, Francis Kile, Allon Dobbins, Roberl Madden, Mike Ashby. Fourlh row: William Prince, Tommy Fox, Mike Drummond, Jimmy Maxwell, Ken Baumeisler. L i .1 -w SECOND PLATOON: Firsi' row: Sponsor 2nd Li. Pamela Dunn, 2nd Li. Al Lewis. Second row: Barry Wallers, James Price, Louis Osburn, Brenl Jenkins. Third row: Mike Todd, Larry Fisher, Randy Goodwin, Thomas Hannigan. Fourih row: Charles Collins, Kenny Anders, Kenneih Winierrowd. Cadels align Jrhernselves in 'rhe proper posilion upon lhe command Dress right Dress! L .ff i fl 6 1 Firsl row: Capl. Tommy Tynes, Sponsor Capr. Judy Higlwlower, Isl' L+. Travis Wliifiielcl. Sponsor Isl' Ll. Marianne Jordan, 2nd Ll. Roberl Collins, Sponsor 2nd Li. Kallnerine Haywood, 2nd L+. Roberl Hooper, Sponsor 2nd L+. Nancy Eslill, 2nd Ll. Gerald Ford. Second row: Gerry Bauqlnrnan, Eddie Boulle, Roger Tanner, Ronnie Bannelle, Frank McCall, Mike Roberls, Mike Lee, Brad Dial, Don Smith, Clyde Harris. Third row: James Hooler, Garrell Slearns, Marion l-lammack, Richard Salley, Ranny Sealy, James Evans, Jeff Young, Mike Wailes, Bulcln Brown. In one of llwe Band's public appearances, if sels ine fernpo for ine V.F.W. parade up Texas Slreel' pas? flue reviewing sland. f U M, 441 Q ,,.,y,, W. is vi- -4-Jffs f. K fdugfw f HU? Firsl row: John Smilh, Marlha Warren, John Gallemore, Jolinelle Johnslon, Charles Johnson, Palsy Cockrell, Barry Rulherford, Kalhie Coco, Ricky l-louslon, Amanda Davis, Bel'+e Barkell, Frank Reger. Second row: David Bryan, Linda Eichler, David Kirk- land, Susan Brown, Jimmy Smilh, Lynda Dudley, Jimmie Phillips, Mullel Nelherlon. Third row: Bill Beebe, Faye Bilbray, Randy Sweelers, Sandra Berry, Clenl' Rambin, Toni Furr, David Armslrong, Mary Jean Perkins, Ralph Young, Belly Tiner. Fourlh row: Gary Eddy, Melody Pinnix, Tommy Tynes, Jucy l-lighlower, Joe l-ligginbolham, Johnny Kampe, Malinda Landrem, Michael Norman, Mary Celia Boggs, Harlan Lee, Joan Branlly. Officers' and Sponsors' Club Firsl row: James Kirkland, Mickey Whilney, Travis Whillield, Mariamme Jordan, James Miller, Renee Gallien, Glenn Jackson, DiAnn Fulco. Second row: Ronny Reed, Debbie Mauldin, l-lerman Duke, l-lenriella Armslronq, Riley McGaugh, Mary Deck, Mike Doolillle, Calhy Felzer, Edward McLean, Renee Slinson, Rodney Carpenler, Palsy Fosler. Third row: Al Louis, Pamla Dunn, Roberl Collins, Kalherine Haywood, Raymond Smilh, Su Zanne l-lamplon, Wayne Farrell, Susan Boyd, Roberl I-looper, Gerald Ford. in 4 L. .A .. 0. 'F Firsi' row: Frank Posh Leon Lacis, John Lindsay, Don Gallemore, Dave Sykes. Jerry Housfon, Gary Tilley, Tracy LiHle Sieve Osborne. Second row: Dennis Williamson, Bruce Callaway, Tommy Curlis. Larry Shaw, Robin Jenkins, James Price. Mike Blackwell, William Prince, Charles Collins, Robert Mafhis. Third row: Gerry Bauqhman, James, Hoofer, Tommy Bogue, Francis Kile, John Brice, Don Mooring, Gene Morfon, Garrefl Slearns, Bruce Liles. Four+h row: Barry Wallers, LeMoyne Balfen, Randy Edmunds, Sian Higgins, Roger Tanner. Tommy Sallee, Mike Basinqer, Ronnie Siewarl, Ronnie Bonnelie, Don Smiih, Gary Diqilorrno. N.C.0. Club Is Essential to Corps The parade ground presenis a busy scene as The Baflalion forms for a Relreaf Ceremony. ,T i i Firsf row: Dennis Williamson, Don Gallemore. Tommy CurTis, AlTon Ashby. Second row: BranT Jenkins, Robin Jenkins. Mai. Frank Seger, commander: Sponsor Mai. BeTTe BarlceTT, Sponsor CapT. Sandra Berry, CapT. Randy SweeTers, clepuTy commancler: James rice. Rifle Team Places Second in City Fair ParlQ's RiTle Team compleTecl a very acTive A if year. Local maTches were Tirecl againsT Teams OT The Air Force Reserve. Barlcsdale Air Force Base, The Naval Reserve, Byrd. and Woodlawn. Trips were macle To CenTer, l-lousTon, and ArlingTon, Texas, Tor maTches, and The Team compeTecl in The 4Th Army DisTricT PosTal MaTch. In Tinishing second in ciTy compeTiTion, The Team seT a new ciTy recorcl , oT I22l in a maTch wiTh Naval Reserve, and Three oT The Team's members were among The ciTy's Top Ten marlcsmen. Because only one member OT The regular Team will be losT'by gracluaTion, high hopes ' are held Tor a championship Team nexT year. SFC Sasser waTches The RiTle Team he sponsors as iT pracTices. The Team seT a new marlcsmanship record in The CiTy League. Firsl row: Mai. Ricky Housion, commander: Sponsor Mai. Amanda Davis, Sponsor Capl. Faye Bilbray, Capl. Bill Beebe. depuly commander. Second row: Mike Blackwell, Mike Morman, Johnny Kampe, Ralph Young, Phillip Walkins, Gary Eddy, Larry Shaw. Third row: Clenl' Rambin, John Smilh, Tracy Lillie, Jerry l-louslon, LaMoyne Ballen, Roberl Collins, Fourlh row: Charles Johnson, Frank Posl. Ronny Reed, David Bryan, Randy Edmunds, Bruce Liles, Thomas McCann. Fifth row: Barry Rulherford, Barry Wallers, David Calverl, Slan Higgins, Dave Sykes, Mike Basinger. Dixie Drill Platoon Active During Year The Dixie Drill Plaloon offers cadels opporlunily for exlracurricular aclivily which includes precision drill and ceremony. This year lhe lhirly-caclel group's schedule included performances al l-lomecominq, lhe l-loliday in Dixie Parade, lhe Fourlh U.S. Army com- pelilion al Arlinglon, Texas. The Plaloon also spon- sored a fund-raising loaskelball game wilh lhe Corps inslruclors lo provide funds lor ils many aciivilies. Parade Resl' is execuled by lhe Dixie Drill Plaloon during Homecoming Ceremonies. In a rnovemenl lilce Kneebends io Hue Winds every member musl know exacfly where fo go al' flue riglwl lime. The Dixie Drill Plaloon does a snappy Eyes lefflu as if passes 'llwe reviewing sland during 'the Veferans of Foreign Wars Parade V K - 4 Q, -,eg 1 x- yi . . 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V, PHONE 422-1650 CENTENARY, OF COURSE! i 4 , e So say Marcia Josey llefll and Jim Nor- man. Two well-known former Fair Park slu- denls who have found a home al Shreve- por'r's own privale, liberal arl's college. The-y're The lalesl addilions To a long. clisfinguished line of Fair Park alumni who have gone on fo complefe lheir educalion a+ Cenfenary over lhe years. Don'+ fail lo explore The course offerings of Cenlenary College before you make your decision in a mailer lhal' will alfecl lhe res? of your life. Confacl 'rhe admissions of- fice, 861-243I, Exlension 343, and falk lo Col. Buren S. Folsom aboul' your immediale fulure. You'll always be glad you did! E OMNIA Q 1, x 5 J .4 y JINXQA 35 3 1, ffl fr Je' 3' EL CHICO RESTAURANT wiih Iwo Iocaiions Serving Au'IhenI'ic Famous Mexican and American Dishes Open 7 Days Week PHONE 432-5227 40l5 Fern Ave. a+ Madison Park 2I27 Greenwood Rd. LAKESHORE Grocery, MarIce+, and Service SI'a'I'ion 6I60 Sou'I'h Lakeshore Drive Good Luck in Your Fufure CHARLO POTATO CHIPS 4I I8 Greenwood Road Phone 63I-7585 south ate BOWLING LANES Welcomes INDIANS 32 Gold Crown Lanes New A'2's Fasi' BaII Refurn 635-3578 Mansfield Road ai' Hearne Eff 1 o FOR BETTER LIVING you can'+ beai eiiicieni, Iow- cosi eleciric service for home. school, and incIusIry. . . . and, for a beiier cornmuniiy, aciive supporf oi all worfhwhile programs by your friendly eieciric company. Southwestern Electric Power Company CompIimen+s of WASHBU RN MOTORS 2300 Linwood Ph. 425-536i If I- .:.ig3' 51E2:2:5f3ilE55'lQ 'I-551:13::::::g,- .-.4. .-,..... . ' -'. ' .':.:W i-'5:5355EEffE5f1ES:I-c zum- v ba5:5E57 :- -. ,.,,, C5 . Q v ' Zi' . fi savvy nNwgf 'Edggsgl k --- 45 R ' f' ' Here's wishing you every Success! -1-1. 1' g. CIR I 12:31 I--I -, 5,'i.x1l7 1, 5 . ss. I I --- as: , f f, . . . . 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Magazine SECHOD with the entire A Fun-Filled Magazine Every Friday in The Shrenmufirll Elo Today's News Today with Today's Pictures week's TV mmol AYERS SCHOOL OF BUSINESS L A Seleci School, Exclusively for Young Women, High School and College Graduales. Parenis gaIn new experlences on Back-lo-School nlghl. R W ' AUTOMOBILE TRAVEL TRAILER HOMEOWNERS BUSINESS Accrediled by The Accrediiing Commission for Business Schools K. Z. BEASLEY INSURANCE WASHINGTON, D. O. Town House 4234853 Shreveporl' 58l4 Greenwood Road Telephone Shreveporf, Louisiana 635-3589 2902 JEWELLA RD. PHONES BUS. 63l-8690 SHREVEPORT. LA. OUEENSBORO'S 24-HOUR DINING SPOT Owned and Operaied by Mr. and Mrs. Clovis D. Walker CRAWFORD WOMACK SPORTS, INC. 2433 Soufhern P.O. Box 203 SHREVEPORT, LOUISIANA MAYNARD, CLARK 8. TEASLEY, CompIimen'Is of INC' Insurance Agency CARROLL INSURANCE AGENCY J. L. BICKNELL J. N. cLANcY 1864 Texas Ave. Phone 423-0627 422-0644 , M PD' Box I385 I534 Fairfield Shfevepoff- La- HAN-D-WASH Complimenfs WASHATERIA of and GUY'S SUPER SERVICE COIN-OPERATE-DRY-CLEANING 5325 JeweIIa Road 33I0 Lakeshore Drive When YOU 'Un OUI-RUN In FOREMOST Fasficiiously Fresh DAIRY PRODUCTS PHONE 635-431 I W. H. SUMNER Air Condifioning, Refrigerafion 'and Hea'ring INSTALLATION-SERVICE I520 Parker 865-3344 Shrevepori, Louisiana 32 . 2 ,,,.. I Cr' 'Z :39 Xcnrs Growing nm. Sh .-.- vc-gx1x1 ' is-1-1:3 T11-ML-1 .xv f-'111 Q Ph. -1:3-25-as I BEWI,1-EY S -I. i. 9 lg l, -lflggff' 'Hom Mui iifizffpoiawg Soi, .... ' I FRI EN D-PIPER FURNITURE STUDIOS lnierior Designers and Decoraiors Bes+ Wishes IIIII IIIII III From STEEL FORGINGS, MANUFACTURER OF WELDING FITTINGS ' I8I0 Barion Drive A C d P. O. Box Phone 422-3295 'ea O e sl-IREVEPORT, LA CONSTRUCTION MACHINERY CORPORATION P.O. Box 277 868-273 I I 830 CIaiborne SHREVEPORT, LOUISIANA McINNIS 8 THE BANK WITH THE OPEN DOOR FROM9 70 4 I548 PIERRE AVE. FREE DELIVERY 423-OI74 McINNIS SUPER MARKET Lakeshore and Dilg League ME I-l5II We Appreciafe Your Business Hair Shaping Hair SI'yIing FASHION-RITE BEAUTY SALON 3646 Lakeshore Drive ME 5-3742 Permanem' Waving Owner-CONNIE C. MAAHS PIONEER BANK AND TRUST CO x. fx' .3 - ' Mn 11 ...- fgggg, 7 g 'b:.,.Lr -- .::':- f wI2 A I 'hw .5 .A,,.- . , . E- . C. Main Office: 333 Milam M b F D I C Broodmaor 3308 Yowee S W, om FFDELJAI .Aw O I g : g, Q, y ' f i'ITf I i SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION I iiiiiiiiiiiii AJ fiiiliigl Qi QI: SHREVEPQRT ,.,.....,,..,,,,,,,,,,-..,,-. me , ..,. . . ,, ..,. ..,.,.,, . ......,,.,.......L..,-. Marke+ Sh,ee+ SHREVEPORT LOUISIANA SHREVEPORT AUTO FINANCE CORPORATION AuTomobiIe Financing PHONE 424-3287 959 Texas Avenue 26 Years of ConTinuaI Service To Ark La Tex THE DRAKE COMPANY oT ShreveporT, Inc. PrinTers-LiThographers-STaTioners-OTTice OuTTiTTers TELEPHONES 422-I I4l-425-4457 2I8 Texas STreeT SHREVEPORT, LOUISIANA Four heads are beTTer Than one? INGLESIDE BAPTIST CHURCH 4000 Velva STreeT, Shreveport Louisiana A SouThern BapTisT Church wiTh The Message of God, spoken To every individual ThaT comes Through iTs doors. All peopie and especialiy Young Peopie are inviTed To aTTend our church. We are a church on The go. Come and Grow wifh us. Sunday School 9:30 KM- Morning Worship l0:45 A.M. Training UDTOI1 6!I5 P.M. Evening Wg!-Ship 7:30 A,M, A Tully graded Sunday School and Training Union To Teach you The word of God. We have Bible Cenfel-ed Preaching, A Tull grade EducaTion and Music program and a wonderful YouTh Program 'for Young people, -........... N II Come see Ihe newesl Ideas In I'1ome'decoraI'i g ff' iiff I fr ': 1 :fi f C. or , ,l , S 1? , ,,,,.,,,LLL g , C . ..Q, . , ,X , MYRTLE PERRITT Women's Apparel 2635 Sunsel' Village O S 6 FU , F85 on DOW. HOLLIFIELD WATER WORKS MACHINE CO.. INC. Concrefe Waler Meier Boxes 2612 Midway S+. Conlraclors T. IRAYI HOLLIFIELD Sl e eP '+' ' Phone 63I-968I Res. 63 I-7657 CompIimenI's of BAN KSTON'S DRUG STORE 3I08 SouI'l1ern Ave. PI1. 86I-456l MADISON BOX-Owner BOX'S ESSO SERVICENTER 3I06 Greenwood Rcl. Piclc-up and Delivery McGOWAN'S GULF SERVICE. 63I-O455-20II JeweIIa SHREVEPORT, LOUISIANA Go Firsf Go PHILLIPS 66 ROBBINS PHILLIPS 66 DEALER of Shrevepori' I 222 CresweII ' w r auucompnnv mc o olvnnrmur svonts SMITH 8: MALLOY DRUG CO., INC. 2446 Lakeshore Drive SHREVEPORT, LOUISIANA Besf Wishes From SPECIALITY BAKERS, INC. We manufacfure a compIe'I'e Iine of cusfom bakery goods. We cIecora'I'e cakes for all oc casions. We cIeIlver. TELEPHONE 422-240I GEORGE W. ROGERS JESSE BRYAN NORTHWEST LA. INS. AGENCY, INC. INSURANCE I400 LINE AVE. PH. 422-5737 Complimenfs of PLUMBING co. LQUISIANA 3000 Jeweiia 63I-8579 COMPANY HARBUCK 2925 Mansfield Road PHONE 424-8I35 SHREVEPORT, LA. SPORTING GOODS, INC. Your Sporis SpeciaIis+s 3l2-I4 Texas 422-8765 BRAND NAME RETAILER OF THE YEAR Shop Downfown The SeIe'c'I'ion is BeH'er Use Park-and-Shop Since I9I0 OSBORNE FUNERAL HOME INC. 363I Souihern Avenue SHREVEPORT, LOUISIANA UN 5-8426 HERBERT BROWN'S GARAGE BeHer Aufomobile Repairing 2008 Porfland 423-4533 ALWAYS DRIVE CAREFULLY REEVES MARINE CENTER 2 Evinrude Mo+ors , I I A, I , I xjslureve city jewelers ,lie I - I I llI las rf, if Moms 'T' 9 F- E if Boals my I 5,4 ? Trailers EJ Q15 She 232 I- Sporling Goods MEMBER - N AMERICAN GEM SOCIETY Sh I . 5 2' 32I0 I-AKESHORE DR 1 H1 l -ew es. 2 if S703 -l- liili ,- -. 2004 Cenlenary Boulevard al Olive Sfreel' BEAIRD-POULAN INC. Manufaclurers of POULAN CHAIN SAWS CLARKES JEWELERS 39I6 Youree Dr. ZOI6 Jewella Rd. SHREVEPORT, LA. CENTRAL WHOLESALE CO. 2730 Linwood Ave. SHREVEPORT, LA. Complimenls of R. A. WHITTING-TON OIL PRCDUCER CompIimen+s of MID-SOUTH DRILLING CO., J. R. WHITTINGTON Vice Pres. INC. gif-qf.i 'f':g:x Tiff-SI-, T99 .I ' -Ghgw .3 if I 24- 'FJNVMI Xu GI-,xG'!'I' - Sm: Nw 'TFP'-y: J K' X M150 .ELI gkEaeigg?SjQ'Ef ,L ,i g Gm LJ Cleaners .ge 11115-,ii V 'Eng ' f . '--IL P B35 N. MARKET STREET fi 1: sHREvEPoreT, LOUISIANA PROIESSIONAIL DRY CILIEANIING AND TUXEDO RENTAL 422-8831 HART LUMBER COMPANY Wholesale Phone 63 I- I 858 2020 Midway SHREVEPORT. LOUISIANA YEARWOOITS 27I8 Lakeshore Dr. I29 E. 70'I'h SI. You've Tried The Rest Now Try The Best SCHEEN'S CONOCO SI'eam Cleaning Wheel Balancing and Alignmeni' 24-Hour Wrecker Service 24-Hour AAA Emergency Service 5104 MANSFIELD ROAD PHONE ME I-4IOI B. F. PEYTON'S DRUG STORE Prescrip+ion SpeciaIis+ FAST FREE DELIVERY Drugs, Chemicals and Sick Room Supplies PHONE 422-7I67 I872 Texas Ave. coNe-RATULATIONS sENloRs 'ss INDUSTRIAL ROOFING and SHEET METAL WORKS If Complimenls of OVERCASH CLEANERS I2I9 Wilkinson PHONE 42 2-579I PORTS Elecfronics Paris Co. Wholesale Radio- TV Par+s and Supplies 2423 Sou+hern Ave. DIAL 424-4459 Speech adds spice Io life. For Your Appoin+men+ Wilh Glamour TOWN 8: COUNTRY Beauiy Salon Sfylisi-Tommy Jefer Linda McCoy Bobbie Hudson CharIoHe Poll: Owners-Dell Lindsay Lucille LePoini 400I Lakeshore Dr. PHONE 635-655i Besl' Wishes, Seniors HARWELL PRINTING CO. 3756 Sunsei' Dr. BOBBY L. GREEN Plumbing 8: Hea'I'ing Co., Inc 2630 Midway PEOPLE'S MARKET NO. 2 2933 Lindholm We specialize in MEATS UNS ANDWALKE 629 CrocIceH S+ree'I' Shreveporl, Louisiana I FOSTER'S ESSO SERVICENTER Mo+or +une up Road Service, pick-up, and Delivery A+Ias Tires and Bafferies Phone 63I-0632 370I Hearne Ave. SHREVEPORT, LOUISIANA 24-HOUR ROAD SERVICE BUDDY ANDERSON'S FAIR PARK TIRE SERVICE 3I24 Greenwood Road Shreveporf, La. Phone 63 I -02 I 8- I 9 BUDDY ANDERSON Res. Ph. 6354586 ANCHOR FIRE 81 SAFETY. INC. Serving +he Ark-La-Tex 60I Wes'I' 62nd S+. P.O. Box 82I5 Area Code 3I8 Phone 865-4627 SHREVEPORT, LA. CLIX PHOTO SERVICE 2430 Lakeshore Dr. 424-4449 I The Mos+ CompIe+e One S+op Shop 'For 'Kids Through KoIIege in 'rhe Ark-La-Tex J. M. IJIMMYI CO'ITEN'S GROCERY AND SUPER MARKET STORE NO. I 3656 Lake Shore Drive Phones ME 5-H30 ME 5-I344 Complimenfs of FAIR PARK ESSO General Service and Repairs 3102 Jewella Road L. M. TRULY, SR. L. M. TRULY, JR. TRULY'S CAR LOT We Buy and Sell Cars -See Us Firsl- PHONE 422-23l5 l9I9 Texas Avenue Shrevepori, La. Congra+ula+ions, Graduares Complimenis of NEW YORK HOLLOWAY at Mc cLusKY FURNITURE PETROLEUM GEOLOGISTS Oil 8: Gas Bldg. SHREVEPORT. LA. PHONE 63I 9I04 LEO'S BARBER SHOP HaircuH'ing by an Experf 2425 Malcom Shreveport La. FAIR PARK BARBER SHOP 3I54 Greenwood Road E. J. BLAKE CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES SOUTHWESTERN IRON CORPORATION Old K.C.S. RaiIroad Yards 2036 TEXAS AVE. 'I BUS, 425-5937 SHREVEPORT. LA. SNUEFEH CRANE RENTAL SERVICE ADV mc. cHAs. BROUSSARD RES, ME 4-7798 Neon - Plasfic - Pain'I'ed Signs FURNITURE COMPANY This dependablkz Qtoncz' 400I JEWELLA FOREST PARK CEMETERIES S+. Vincenf aI Claiborne Meriwefher Rd. a+ CurI'is Lane Exiended Non-Sec+arian Endowed Care PHONE 86I 3544 686-I46I H I-LO SUPER MARKET and COMMUNITY DRUG STORE, INC. 2424 Greenwood Road 3:9 I ml Complimenfs FOOD STORE of Phone 63I-428I 39II Velva S'rree'r COOK'S MAGNITO IGNITION CO. Ca bine'rs Woodwork JOINER'S Au+omobiIes BUY SELL TRADE Hearne a+ FuII'on CompIimen'rs of OUEENSBOROUGH DRUG STORE 3I I0 Missouri and LAKESHORE DRUG STORE 2 I 20 JeweIIa HARRY E. HARLAN. Prop. CompIimenI's of JEANE'S BARBER SHOP 32 I 6 Greenwood Rd. earnek I . Q Learning knows no boundaries-we sfudy where. I I BUSINESS TRAINING-IS THE KEY TO SUCCESS Inquire now-Enroll now A iraining program 'For every business silualion A Iraining plan for- every sludeni' Day Free Counseling Evening Free Placemenf Special Courses Free Transfers Lifelime-Benefi+s in 36I schools classes in: ' Secrefarial ' Business Adminisfralion ' Sfenographic ' l.B.M. Keypunch ' Clerical l ' ' Recepiionisi' including ACOMPLETE Nancy Taylor CHARM counse exclusively ar SHREVEPORT-DRAUGHON AND NORTON SCHOOL OF BUSINESS MRS. VELMA REI D Firsf in Slwreveporl Since I889 II65 LINE PHONE 422-5778 I .44-ive: . fr- -' I -. - . --5 Z ' F-' - Af- f I - ' i l C II N335 If ' 5 1 sav um ,Z We A si'-I I ampum I f at l .I ii COMMERCIAL -6 ,El NATIONAL BANK 1 aff ' rrre A QQ' FARMERS SEAFOOD CO. Locaiions Io serve you 63I5 Hearne Ave. II97 Hawn Ave. 3IO0 Youree Dr. I'F if swims, we sell if DID YOU KNOW . . . There is a TasI'y Bakery near you . . we have 7 LOCATIONS WE SPECIALIZE IN DECORATED CAKES- TASTY BAKERIES, INC. 23I Sou'I'hfieIcI Shopping Cenfer Ph. 865-354I Or Your Friendly Kroger Siore Every+hing Ior Ihe Builder S. P. WEAVER LUMBER 81 SUPPLY CO., INC. 3930 Mansfield Road Phone 422-2I07 SHREVEPORT, LA. i ii EQ i f SUNLIGHT CIeaners-Laundry There's a branch near you Y-Souflrsckfe kfla-gg D CVD 9062 I'6Ve Of' Mansfield Road Phone 63I- Sh p I' 077 I Louisiana THE D. E. STEARNS CO. Congra+uIa+ions SI'uden+s of Fair Park MAYOR CLYDE FANT I Complimenfs of MIDWEST DAIRY DIVISION OF THE SOUTHLAND CORP. I769 Claiborne Phone UN I-2485 SHREVEPORT, LOUISIANA BAYOU STATE OIL CORPORATION ManuI:acI'urers of High Qualify Lubricafing Oils Shrevepori' La. WARDLAWS JEWELRY Wafches Diamonds Jewelry Charms and Charm BraceIe'I's 2739 GREENWOOD ROAD CompIimen'rs of DEALERS TRUCK EOUIPMENT CompIimen+s of YOR-WIC CONSTRUCTION COMPANY SHREVEPORT SASH 81 DOOR COMPANY S'I'udenI's for 79 Years Have Learned They Can Shop a'I' Sears and Save SaIisIacIion Guaranieed or Your Money Back SHREVEPORT BOSSIER CITY LOUISIANA BANK AND TRUST COMPANY Serving Jrhe Be-SI Banking InIeresIs of Our Friends in ine Area MEMBER F.D.I.C. U. S. DEPOSITORY DREYFUSS. BLUMBERG 81 WEISMAN Over 50 Years Insurance Service GEORGE W. D'ARTOIS Commissioner of Public Safery GESA MOTORS OuaIi+y Service and Repairs on VOLKSWAGEN-PORSCHE-VOLVO- MERCEDES AuToMoslLEs Faciory-'rrained Mechanics io Give Your Car FIRST-CLASS SERVICE for Less Moneyi ARTHUR G. GERTEIS, Owner FOF COUTI eOuS , Fast Service, Come See Us Soon. 2840 Greenwood Rd., Phone 635-2I75 or 635-ZI76 CULLICK BROS. RED WING soors LEVl'S ACME COWBOY Boors I87I Texas Avenue SHREVEPORT, LOUISIANA Flowers For AII Occasions PHONE 635-5839 MARY'S FLOWER SHOP MARY AND JABY JOHNSON Owners 25 IO Missouri Shrevepori, La. PROIINC. Manufac'rurer of PROXMOW HIGH WHEEL LAWN MOWERS AMERICAN PLUMBING AND HEATING CO. Hired Hand Mayfield 2783 Greenwood Rd. SHREVEPORT. LA. For Everyrhing in Glass You Ge+ +he Besi' From M. G. S. Shop and MOBILE SERVICE MADDEN'S GLASS SERVICE, INC. CALL 635-6424 26I5 FuI+on-Shreveporh La. T. D. MADDEN 3442 Sunsei' Dr. Owner-Presideni' RES. PH. ME I-4009 GPPORTUNITY BEGINS WITH EDUCATION F PRODUCTS OF CREATIVE ENGINEERING THE BRENNSTER COMPANY, INC. SP-1REVEPOF2T,LOUISIANA MANUFACTURERS DF EDUIPIVIENT FDR THE DIL FIELD AND SAWMILL INDUSTRIES DAVID CROW DRILLING 81 PRODUCING CO. 2000 Beck Building Shrevepor+ 24, Louisiana CROW, Trusfee AUSTIN G. ROBERTSON CompIe+e Banking Service a+ a Loca+ion Near You SH REVEPORT BANK and TRUST COMPANY Main Office ..... 5836 MansfieId Rd. Up'I'own Branch ....... 4855 Line Ave. Wes'rwood Branch . . . 3705 JeweIIa Rd. Summer Grove Branch ....... 9233 Mansfield Rd. STYRON ENGRAVING COMPANY 24 I4 Line Avenue I Louis COBB E- E- BLAND' JR- L' A' BLAND !nt?,E,5quF? HERSCIHEL COBB 63 849'5 35 284 Lul?:i:E??k:?L:': I 7,12 Mg- ' lOl Kings'Highway ll' IU I N' , . , Phone 853-6935 JEWELLA GARAGE ' P ' + a T c am an op ompany Chicken- Ribs- 46 Years in Shreveporf Pork- Beef- Ham- P. O. Box 9026 I nt TELEPHONE 3336-38 Greenwood Road S Ce e ry b 63'-0277 Shrevepori, La. RICHARDSON'S Hardware- Village IRexaIII Drugs APPIIGNWS- 9050 Mansfield Rd. Shreveport Louisiana WE DELIVER We Give Plaid Sfamps T.V. Service- 37I'0 JeweIIa Road Phone ME I-8528 Visi+ Our Gifi' Deparfmeni' FANT, CHASE 81 KLINE, INC. Complefe Insurance. Service II34 Nor+h Marker 425- I 584 Shreveport Louisiana 'EM 6.525 ME 5-6441 I :ai J. P. REAVIS GARAGE Garage and Au+o Parrs Generai Repairs-Saiisfaciion Guaranfeed-Wrecker Service 3209 VELVA SHREVEPORT, LA. .......L',!'.. Some siudenis arrive ai' school earlier 'khan ofhers. New M 'ii '?fV'F2'5 ?W35ZASi'52F5k?.:x 17i'l7Qi'. Gasgrlll lil 29, X NQQJZ ' X2 F 2 BY ARKLA The exci+ing new Gasgrill by Arlcla is a new concep+ in ou+door cook- ing pleasure. Per- manen'I' ceramic charcoal briquels mean no 'Fuss or bo+her wi+h messy charcoal or expen- sive lighfer fluid. 559.95 hm. T Telephone T 425-l27I f 5o5 ooi 5o o os o5o 5 o o o5o c r o5sric i oio 5 5oocro5i5r5o.o5r5r55i NAT'QN2lQL..!3A'lK,., , , . . ' 4 ,1.1,:.,.:.,.:.g.-.Q-me-'fl 6Ol Barlcsdale Blvd. l24 Bossier Cenfer 3214 Barlcsdale Blvd. MEMBER F.D.l.C. E. A. DAVIS CONOCO Dis+ribu1'or P. O. Box 632 SHREVEPORT, LA. Phone 424-I425 conoco . -11544, ' HOTTEST BRAND GOING! .IoHN T. EDDINS - owners - PAUL B. EDDINS EDDINS' Queensborough Furnifure Co. Phone 635-4I36 Direc'r From Fine Furnilrure Facrories ar SpeciaI Prices 3l04 Missouri Ave. Shreveporf, La. QUERBES 8: BOURQUIN Insurance Service SHREVEPORT 2I2-2I4 Milam Phone 423-524I 7M aI19f'i'M fi2A2ff'w 'LY?L ComPIimen+s of CiiA '3'U'J 'ILWXP' PS9 ShreveporI s Newesf Chinese Res+auran+ C0mpIimen'I's of The 4-louse of 38I5 Youree Dr. BOSSIER CLOTHING SPECIALTIES KAY WILLIAMS NEW CAR P. O. Box 9093 635-2379 ASSOCIATION Qn .Lhe MISTER LYNN'S SCHOOLS GO INTERNATIONAL , CHARM-MODELING-ACTING W'+h One of America's Foremos'r Au+hori+ies Shrevepori. on Feminine Beauiy Auqllulu 2bA I Women and Girls AII Ages ,.i, . LIFETIME ooURsE uf Town House-422-9387 5Ubsid'a'ySo,f,f1'Q'f,Cff,'2Q.'Ifgf,'fQ':f,fj,Found'y TAIZTIIER ILYNIE- TIIe Ivion who Made The Soufh- SHREVEPORT'S DOWNTOWN Q U DEPT. sToRE Mx f'M Holiday Inns iq ? of Shreveport Serving Fine Foods The Besf Qualify The Besf Selecfions Bring The Family The Besf Values Dine Wi+h Us 'gent wioheo k for C4 wonderful suture! ns wun-1 Soufhefn 5-5 If your hair is noi' becoming Io you, you should be coming 'ro us. Call 422-86I I -Net ini' .uiefwiz Eaffi - LEONARD'S Auro mars INC. BEULAUH'S HAIR FASHION 2059 Texas Ave., Shreveporf, La 32l3 Lakeshore Dr, We buy Iafe model wrecked Aufos 635-8302 LEONARD ANDERSON Owner SYBLE'S SHOP 293 I Lindholm S'I'. JRS. AND JR. PETITES DRESSES SUPERIOR IRON WORKS 81 SUPPLY CO. INC. I 842 Ba r'I'in Drive HARRIS WELDING 81 FABRICATING INC. 638 Monfgomery , . 5. :ans o a sizes can e oun on our reserv ion. Life 81 Casualty Insurance Co. of Tennessee GEORGE McBRIDE I Dislricl' Manager 2628 Cenlenary Shreveporf, Louisiana FIRE AUTO BONDS LIFE HOSPITALIZATION CLAYTON CORNISH INSURANCE Office Manager-CHARLOTTE CORNISH MCHUGH Phone: '635-32l8 2600 Jewella We don'l wanl all llwe business, iusl yours! Congra'I'ula'I'ions Io Ihe Class of '66 and I'I1eir long-suffering I'eacI1ers! TANGLEWOOD LODGE 81 RESTAURANT Fine Accommodalions Fine Food 5700 Greenwood R. 63l.746I Complimenls ,,...., .Ll.. , ..., of 7I03 S' Vlncenl TRI-STATE WHOLESALE PRODUCE COMPANY 90 Fannin Slreel' 868-36l5 Complimenls ' of YOUR YEARBOOK STAFF Aarons Ronnie 1 Adams, Charles 93, 2l2 Adams, Clarence Il3 Adams, Jeannie 49, 2l0 Adams, Ronnie ll3 Adams, Sandy Il3, 227, 268 Adcock, Charles Adkins, Carol Adkins, Carol Adkins, Dale 20l Adkins, Richard ll3 Adkinson, James A, Akes, Toberl Akin, Wayne 49 Akins, Shep 93, I66, l95, 236, 239, 253, 255, 257 Aldridge, Roberlr 93 Alfrich, Ronnie 49, l69, I73 Alexander, Jimmy 499, 203 Alford, Larry Allen, Brenda 49 Allen, Grady Allen, Jerrie 93, 203 Allen, Skeeier Allen, Timoihy Allen William ll3 Allison, Craig ll3, 256 Anders, Kenny I33, 207, 287 Anderson Beih 49, I67, I78, 207, 2l Anderson, Joan 93, l87, 203, 205 Anderson, Johnny Anderson, John 93 Anderson, Judy lI3 Anderson, Kenny 93, 263 Anderson, Mike ll3, 207 A'Neal, Bob Anglin, Tommy 93, 2I2 Areharr, Mary 93 Armslrong, Becky 93, 2l0, 268 Armslrong, David 206, 282, 289 Armsirong, Henrieifa 49, IBO, l89, Arnold, Larry 49, 2l8 Arnold, Lee ll3 Arnold, Lynn Arnold, Palsy 93, l84, 2l3, 227,269 Arnold, Ruby 93, 222 Arnold, Sharon 93 Ashby, Allon 283, 29l Ashby, Larry Ashby, Mike 286 Assulin, Danny II3, 202 Allaway, Gail 93, 20l, 222, 223, 268 Allaway, Ronnie 93 Alwood, Dollie 49, I67, 2l0, 227 5 90, 2ll, 282 Auchard, Leanna 93, l7l, 226,269 Auchard, Theresa ll3, 203 Audleman, Johnnie 93 Auslin, Lynn 93 Babin, Judy 50, 2l7 Babin, Wanda 93, l67, IB7, l92 Bacigalupi, Gary ll3 Bailey, Mike II3 Bain, Jackie 93,225 Baker, Brenda 50, 2l0 Baker, Carol Baker, James 50 Baker, Jim II3 Baker, Jimmy Baker, Sandra ll3, 269 Baker, Sleven 50, 2l7 Baker, Vicki ll3 Baker, William Ball, Corbin ll3 Ball, George 50 Ball, Lala ll3, 202, 222 Ball, Madonna 93, l69, 205 Banclaries, Judy 50, 2l5, 222, 258 Barren, Barber, Joyce Barber, Linda Bardwell, David Bardwell, Larry 2l7 Barkell, Belle 50, 107, 270, 287, 2171 Barlow, Virginia II3 Barnes, Dick 93 Barnes, Marcille 93 Barnes, Nancy ll4 Baronelle, Ronnie 50, 223, 238, 239 Baros, Linda II4 Mike 2l2 Index Bell, Danny 5l Bell, Dorolhy 5l, 222 Bell, Larry 93 , Priscilla ll4, 226 , Renee II4, 269 Bell, Sandra ll4 Bell, Tin-1 51, 171, l95, l6l Belole, Yvonne 93 Benlley, Ri:key 93, 242, 24l Bernard, Danny l69 Bernard, Doug 2l2 Berney, Carole ll4 Berney, Kalhy 94 Berry, Donna ll4, 269 Berry, Jan 5l, l7B, l90, 223 Berry, Ron ll4, 2l8 Berry, Sandra 5l, I69, l88, l90, l9l, 205, 276, 278, 297, l57, l58 Berliaux, Glenn 5l, I99, 205, 206, l58 Berliaux, Louise 94, l84, 203 205, 2l5, 269 Berirancl, Gayle 94 Bezucha, Jeff 94 Bickham, Greg ll4, l95, 20l, 238, 239 Bigger, Rira Bilbray, Faye 5l, l90, l95, I96, 272, 278, 276, 289 IS6, 292, l60 Cilbray, Sarah ll4, l88, I97, Billimek, Nancy 5l, 203, 205, Bird, Pam 5I Bissel, Luke 2l7 Black, Larry 5l Black, Robert Blackwell, Mike 94, 286, 290, 292 Blakeley, Jim 94 Blakeley, Elizabelh 5l, l86, l90, 20l Bloodworih, Sandra llfl Bloxom, Diana 52 Bloxom, Shcrie 52 Blue, Joyce 52, 222 Baba, can 94, 235, 239 Bell Bell 20I 227 Boggs, Mary Celia 52, I78, l90, 202, 206, 2ll, 218 282, 289, l58 Bogue, Tommy 94, 20l, 205, 2l8, 290 Bonds, Calhey Bonnelle, Ronnie 94, l95, 20l, 209, 288, 290 Boogaerls, John 52, l67, 233, 239 Bookoul, LaVerne Boone, Gerald Booih, Linda 52, 2l5 Boslon, Frank 94, I93, l95, 20l, 283 Boslon, Janel 52, 20l, 223 Boslon, Paula 52, l92, 222 Bosiwick, Vicki II4 Boil, Danny Boudreau, Chuck 94, 2l0 Boulanger, Charles 52, 259 Bounds, Lal3ern 94, 268 Boullier, Bob'n 52 Boulle, Eddie ll4, 202, 22l, 288 Bowlin, Peggy 52, I78, l90, 20l, 2ll, I58 Bowman, Vickie 94, 202 Boyd, Linda 94, l87, 205, 2l5 Boyd, Susan 52, I67, l87, 226, 2es, 289 Boyeii, Dianne ll4 Boyell, Rila II4 Boykin, James ll4 Boykin, John 52, 2l7 Bozeman, Barron ll4 Bozeman, Dale 52, 207 Bozeman, David Bozeman, Larry 94, 245 Bracken, Pally 52, l78, l90, l97, 2l5, 223, 264 Braddick, Dennis 53 Bradley, Debbie II4 Branlly, Joan 53, 164, l7l, 189, I90, 20l, 284, 289, Brau, Reid 53 Brazel, Vicki ll4, 2l5 Brewsler, Karen 94, 202, 205, 207 Brewsler, Rudy ll4, 20l Brice, John 94, 283, '290 Briery, Wayne 94 Brighl, Ann Il5 Brinkley, Belly 94, 269 Brisier, Linda 94, 2Cl Brill, David Briiion, Dickie ll5, 238, 239 Brock, Bobby 94, I67, 223 Brock, Jacky 2l7 Brock, Madelaine 94, 202, 272, 268 Brodd, Kirk ll5 Bryanl, l-lenr-,I Bryanr, Roger 94 Bumgardner, Faye 94, l69, 203, 2lB Bunfon, John Il5 Bunlon, Michael 53, I67, l7l Burks, Eddie ll5, 202, 238 Burleson, Bobby 53, l95, l58 Burnell, Billy ll5 Burnell, Linda 5,222 Burnelie, Jo Kalhey 94, l92, 2l0 Burnelie, Rudy 94, I67, 203, 209, 239 Burney, Wayne 54, l65, l6l Burnley, Jerry 54 Burns, Bruce 54 Burns, Cheryl 95 Burns, Gary 54 Burns, Linda 95, 207, 2l4 Burns, Ronnie 95, l95 Burrow, Gerald ll5, l95, 238 Burrow, Kenneih 54, l69 Burlon, Elaine ll5, I67, 207 Busenbarrick, David ll5 Besenbarrick, Sleven Burchee, Kerlin 54, 258 Bulcher, Jackie Buller, Alida ll5, 202 Bye's, Karhy 54, l38 Byles, Eudis Byrd, Cheryl ll5 Cafiey, Alberr Calfey, Sherry Cain, Bruce 95, 223, 233, 239 Caldwell, Sam 220,221,284 Callahan, Mary ll5, 208 Callaway, Bruce 95, 290 Calverl, David 95, 292 Camp, Jerry 54, l69, 207 Campbell,-Lynn ll6, 283 Campbell, Sherry ll6 Canfield, Bruce 95, 20l, 205, 209 Cangelose, James 95 Carlson, Jim Il6 Carmichael, Johnny Il6 Carpenier, Alice II6, 202 Carpe-nler, Ernie 54, 2l2, 253, 255 Carpenler, Jean Carpenler, Jeena 55, 2l7, 223 Carpenler, Jerry ll6, l92 Carpernier, Mike Carpernler, Rodney 55, 280, 289 Carr, Jimmy llo, 22l Carraway, Jeii Il6, l95 Carraway, Skip 20l Carroll, Cindy Il6, 2l5 Carroll, Kennih Carroll, Randy 95, 2l7 Carroll, Sue 95, 207 Cascio, Viclor 95 Casey, Gary Cason, J. L, Cason, Sandy II6 Calanese, Shirley 55 Causey, Barry Il6 Causey, Joyce Il6 Causey, Lloyd 95, 235, 239 Causey, Pally 95, I67, 2l0, 2l5 Chaiiin, Waller 95,233,239 Chaler, Pal 95 Chambers, George 2l6, 2l7 Champion, Milne 2l8 Cnance, Clair Il6, 202,222 Chandl er, Barbara I I6 Cheek, Alice 95, l84 Chery, William Chesser, Winnie 95 Chesler, Carrol II6 Barron, John II4, 22l, 28l Basinger, M'chael 203, 209, 290, 292 Bass, Linda Bales, Connie II4 Bales, Theresa 56, 227 Balien, LaMoyne 93, l92, 284, 290, 2 Baughman, Gerry 93, 288, 290 Baughrnan, Ginger 5l, 2l0, 2l5 Baumeisler, Ken ll4, 286 Bayliss, Denise II4, 207 Bays, Bonnie ll4, l7l, 269 Beach, Linda II4, 20l Beard, Lynn 93, I67, l8l, 206 Beauregard, Vance II4, 20l, 2I8 Beckler, Randy ll4 Beckwilh, Jimmy II4 Beclfwiih, Kalhy 5l Beebe, Bill 5l, 278, 276, 289, 292 Belcher, Carolyn 93, 2l0 Belcher, Curlis 5l, 223 Brooks, Bil 94, 239 Brooks, Hazel 94, 207, 2l5 Brosselie, Clyde ll5 Broome, J. C. ll5 Broug hlon, Jimmy ll5 Broussard, Charles 94, l69, 205, 225 Brown, Audrey 94, 205, 207, 222 Brown, Bulch 288 Brown, Jimmy 236, 239 Brown, John Paul ll5 Brown, Roberl ll5 Brown, Sandy ll5, l7l, 203 Brown, Susan 53, 203, 274, 276, 289 Brown, Suzanne 53, l72, l89, I96, 20l, 264 Brumiield, Bill Bruner, Sissy 94, I66, 2l0, 2l5, 267 Bryan, Candy ll5, 269 Bryan, Barbara 2l7, 276 Bryan , David 53, 20l, 206, 274, 289, 292, I58 Bryanl, Barbara I l5 Crreene, Don 55, 2l7 Chrishanson, George Clair, Gary ll6 Clark, Jacqueline 55 Clark, Jody ll6, 20l Clem, Alice Clemenis, Alice II7, 2l5, 22l Clark, ivlariha ll6 Clay, Kathy II6, I69, 20l, 222 Cloud, Eugene 95 Cloud, Harold ll7 Cloud, Margie II7 Cobb, Dianne II7 Cocherel, Mike Cochran, Jonesa 95 caerraii, Psisy ss, 107, 210, 2l8, 219 221 274 289 cam, karma 55, 108, l90, 201, 271, 274 270 I60, I42, l45 Coco, Mike 95 caaae11,Jsner55, l78, l90, 202, 206 221 Colberl, Charles 96 Colberl, Ricky 55, I67, I93, 20l, I59 Colby, David 96, 2l7 Cole, Pele 55 Cole, Ted ll7, 203, 238 Coleman, Amy 55, l69 Coleman, Becky 55, l86, l90, l92, 20 205 206 208 226, I56, l59 Coleman, Rhonda II7, 2l5 Collier, Janice 96, 2l8, 22l Collins, Beilie 55, l7l, 207, 2l0, 2l5 Collins , cnnrres 96, 20l, 207, 287, 290 Collins, Beirie 55, l7l, 207, 2l0, 2l5 Collins, Charles 96, 20l, 207, 287, 290 Collins Collins Collins Danny , Roberi 205, 2l8, 288, 289, 292 , Siephen II7 Cemeaux, Roberr 96 Index Dolph, Marlee II8, 203 Doolilrle, Michael 58, 206, 2l8, 2l9, 284, 289 Doucer, Jane? ll8 Douglas, Maylou 97 Dowden, Gary 97, 2l8, 22l, 245 Dowden, Roberia II8, 20l Downs, Bobbie II8, I69, 20l Conly, Janel 96, l7l, l78, 2l6, 2ll, 22l Connell, Roger 96 Cook, Charles 96, 202, 22l Coons, Mike 96 Cooper, Jamie II7, 208 Cope, James 55, 2l0, 2l8 Copeland, Grace 56, l7l, l8l, 205 'Copeland, Jack l I7 Corie, George 96, l92, 284 Co'y, Doris 56, 2l7 Collon, David 96 Colirell, James II7, 236, 238, 239 Coiirell, Louise 96, 20l, 2ll Couriney, Penna Courrney, Mildred II7 Cox, Jean 56, ZI7 Craig, Johnny 56 Craig, Larry II7 Craig, Lynn II7, 238, 239 Crawford, Donny II7 Creighlon, Jimmy Creighion, Chuck 280 Creighion, Tim Crews, Sammye Lou 96, I66, 2l0, 2l5, Crenshaw, Rhonda 96, 227, 267 Crisla, Vineia 56, 2l0 Crockell, ,lane 96, I86, I96, 203, 205 Crouch, Jo Ann 96 Crouch, Jodie 56 Crouch, Regina II7, 2l8 Crow, Phyllis 96, 205, 2ll, 2l5 Crowell, Donald 56 Culbertson, David II7, 22l Culberlson, Vicior 96 Cummings, Cynihia'l I7 Cummings, Pam II7 Cummings, Sandra 56, I65, 272 Cunningham, Billy 96 Cunningham, James 96, 2l2 Cupif, Sherry II7 Curbow, Johnny Currie, Karen II7 Curry, Marlha 56 Curlis, Billy Curlis, Tommy 290, 29l Daigq, Kinda Dans, Dennis 97, l7l, 236, 239 Daniel, Donald Daniel, Ray II7 Daniel, Russell 97 267 I Dare, Dan 56, I69, 20l, 205, 206, 207, 209, 223, 253, 257 Daughlry, Pam 56, l80, 205, 208 Daulin, Jerry Drabeck, Henry I I8 Drewery, Sue I I8 Driver, Cynihia 58, 223 Driver, Susan 97 Drummond, Mike II8 Dubois, Karen IIB Dubose, Barbara I67, 223 Duck, Bobby I67, 223 Dudley, Fred Dudley, Lynda 88 Dune, Cheryl ll8,l 2 Duke, Bill II8 Duke, Herman 58, Dunahoe, Gail 97, I89, 20 02 isa, 28 3, 274, 270, 289 2 208, 223, 226 Duncan, Chuck II8, I67, 238, 239 Davidson, Gary 56 Davidson, Pal II7, 20l, 222 Davis, Amanda 56, l88, l90 I93, l95 278 ,2a9, 292, 159, I60 ' , 196, 202, 270, Davis, Cynlhia 56 Davis, Jimmy II7, 283 Davis, Evan Davis, Juslin 2l7 Davis, Kalhy II7, 207 Davis, Pamela 56, 2l7 Davis, Palsy Davis, Roberi 97, I69, l95, 234, 239 Davis, Shirley 97, 203 Davis, Thella 57, 222 Davis Wall 97, 245 Duncan, William 58, I69, l95 Dunn, John Dunn, Pamela 58, 2l8, 287,289 Dunn, Robby II8, I44, I45 Durr, Judy Durreli, Ronaldf97, 203, 205 Dusl, Bibbie 97, I69, l87, I96 Dyer, Richard 97 Dyes, Brenda 97, 202, 267, 268 Dyson, Larry Easlman, David 97 Ebarb, Marilyn 58, l88, l90, 2ll Ebarb, Winslon II8, 202, 238, 239 Eddy, Gary 58, 286, 289, 292 Edie, Sue 97, 203, 2ll, 227 Edminsion, Ronnie 97, I66, 20l, 205 Edmonds, Kenny 59 Edmonds, Lorane ll8 Edmonds, Randy 97, 203, 282, 290, 292 Edwards, Roberr 59, I67, 203, 205 Elder, Linda 2l7 Elkins, Jack 59 Ellioli, Emily 97 Ellioll, Ronald 59 Ellis, John Ellis, Paisy ll8 Elmore, Linda 223 Ely, David Ely, James Emerson, Wila 20l Enloe, Jimmy ll8 Enloe, Van ll8 Esrili, Nancy 59, l88, 202, Esiill, Sidney 59, 280 Evans, Curlis 2l7 Evans, James II8, 2l8, 288 223, 288 Fair, Mike ll8 Falls, Jeanne 59, I67, IS7 Farley, Lynn II8 Farmer, Chile 97, IB4, 236 Farmer, Jan 97, I86, l95, I97, 223, 265, l40, Farmer, Sharon ll8 Farrar, Rolyn II8 Farrer, Kay 97, 262 Farrell, Wayne 59, 286, 289 Farris, Linda 59 Faulk, Suzane II8, 2l5 Fausi, Bearnice 97 Feaiheringill, Linda 59, 269 Feducia, Diane 59, 2l5, 264, I39 Dawes, Joy Lynn 117, I67, 221 Day, Becky 57, l7l, 202, 206, 207, 22l Day, Bill II7, 238 Day, Sarah Deal, Clyde Dean, Margarei 97 Deaver, Larry II7 Deck Mary 57, 2l8, 22l, 282, 289 Deen, Edward Dees, Diane 97, I96, I93, 20l DeLanney, Mike DeLoach, Linda 57 DeMoss, Lewis 57, 205 Denney, Jimmy II7 Denninglon, Phyllis II7, 203 Dennis, Kennelh 57, 22l Dennis, Michael II7 Des4Marais, Guy II8, I69, 286 Des Marais, Sandra 57, 205, 223 Devers, Daniel 97 DeYoung, Janice 97 DeYoung, Marilyn 97, 2l7 Dial, Brad 97, 263,288 Dickinson, Sammy 57, 237, 239 Digilormo, Gary I69, 205, 209, 274, 276, 290 Dillman, Joey 234,239 Dinkins, Raymond 57, 223 Dinkins, Ruell 97, 239 Dobbins, Allon II8, 286 Dodd, Henry 58, I95, 20l, 206, 265 Dodd, Wayne ll8 Dolph, Berry 97, 202 334 Feibel, Danny II8, I69, l7l, 24I Feibel, Dennis 59, l70, 242 Fenrress, Earl 98 Ferguson, Paul Ferguson, Sandra II8, 2l3 Ferguson, Fesiervan Ted 59, I67, I93 , Ralph Fetzer, Caihy 59, I67, I97, 222, 234, 289 Fielder, Johnny 98, 253, 257 File, Lesler II8, 282 Fischer, Fred 60, 2l8 Fischer, Tim II8, l98 Fisher, Larry II9, 287 Flelcher, Jav 98 Flournoy, Roberl 66 Fielder, Johnny l7l Flowers, Barbara II9 Flowers, Charloire 98 Foley, Becky II9, 263, 2I8 Foley, Jan II9, I96, 269 Foley, Marsha 60, I67, I7 Folmar, Carolyn Folmar, Evelyn 8, 267 Fong, Diane 98 Fong, Joe II9, 280 Ford, Charles II9 Ford, Dianne 98 Ford, Gerald 2l8, 288, 289 Ford, Joe 60, l65, I94, 244, 24l, I36, l56, l58 Ford Ray 60, I94, 206 Fore, James Fore, Jenny 60, l8I, 2l6, 269 Fore, Mike II9 I43, l45 Forsylhe, Fred Forsyihe, Terese 222 Fosie', David II9 Fosler, Palsy 60, l88, 203, 280, 289 Founiain, Bill 60, I69 Fowler, Bob 98, 2l2 Fox, Loraine 98, II9, 203, 205, 2ll, 223,268 Fon, Tommy 20l, 286 Pay, Eddie 00, 169, 201,, 235, 239 Frankie, Larry Franklin, Ginger II9, 2l5, 226 Franklin, Karen 98, 225 Franlom, Dianne II9, 20l Franks, Sallie Frasier, Bob Frazier, Marvis 60, 222 Fred, Clark Free, Gary Freeman, David II9 Fulco, DiAnn 60, 205, 223 Fuller, Dennis Fuller, Ronald Fuller, Vicky II9, 206, 222 Fullerlon, Rickey 98, 245 Fullilove, Dororhy II9 Furr, Toni 60, l7l, 206, 2ll, 280, 289 Fuich, Dale Galbrailh, Ronny II9 Gallemore, Don 98, 203, 226, 258, 280, 290, 29l Gallemore, John 60, I74, I95, 258, 274, 276, 289, 27s, 101 Gallien, Renee 60, l89, I97, 203 Gamble, lvlilion Gann, Linda 60, Garcia, Jimmie Gardner, David Garland, Caihy 90, 257 102, 190, 201, 205, II9, 208, 2l5, 268 II9 Garner, Greg 98 Garrad, Ricky 6l l59 , l7l Garrell, Bruce II9 Garroil, Frank 6l, 2l2, 234, 239 Garrell, Linda 98, 170, 203, 2l5, 227, 269 Eichler, Linda 59, l65, l88, 2lI, 274, 276, 289, I60 Garreir, Mary Ann II9, I93, 20l Garrioa, John G-asian, Bobby 119, 195, 201 Gaslon, Terry 6l Gallin, Linda 6l Gaudin, Joe 6l Gieger, Sonny Gonlry, Charlie 6l, I67, 2l2, 239 Gibbs, Debby l2O, I96, 269 Gibbs, Sherry 6l Gibson, Ann 6I, 205, 2l5, 223, 226 Gibson Brenda 98 Gibson, James 98 Gibson, Mike 6l, 2l3 eaissan, Sandra 32, 1197, I78, 190, 210, 223,268 Gieger, Sonny 98 Gilcrea se, Duncan 62, 2l7 Gill, Bobby 98, 236, 239, 257 Gillesp ie, Bonila l20, 22l Gilmer, Bill l20 Gilmore, Russell 22l Girlinghouse, Don l20 Godlrey, Johnny Gohring, Edward l2O Golden, Michael Gongre, Bobbie Gongre, Jean 98 Goodman, Dale l20 Goodman, David 98 Goodman, Gail l2O Goodwin, Claudie 92 Goodwin, Jim 62 Goodwin, Randy l20, 287 Goodwin, Richard Gordon, Dave 98, 257 Gore, Doris l20, I69, I96, 202 Gore, Helen 98, 2lI Gore, Sally l20 Gould, Janice l20, 20l Gowrn, Jones l20, 20l Graii, Larry 62, I69, 247 Graiion, Telles 62, 227 Graham, Mabel Graham, Ronnie 2l2 Graham, Sherry I26 Granr, Grabes Carol 98, 268 , Beverly 62, 205, 269 Graves, Clyde 62 Graw, Charles l20 Gray, Beily l20, Gray, Jane 222 l92 Gray, Kalhy l20, 2I3 Grayson, Laura Green, Debbie l2O Green, Diane l20 Green, Larry 62 Green, John Grcen, Mike 98 Green, Terri 62 Greer, Anila Greer, Brenda Gregory, Paul 63, l95, 206, 243, 24l, 253, 255, l59 Gremillion, Barbara 63, 223 Griese, Linda l20 Griffith, Billy Griifilh, Frankie Griiiifh, Greg 120 Grimsinqer, Buddy 121 Gross, Barbara 63 Gross, Janice ,63 Guess, Beverly 98, 178, 210 Guillory, Sharone 63 Guy, Marione11e 98, 201, 268 Guzzardo, Palli 98, 201, 205, 211, 227, 267 Hadley, Randy 121 Halfey, Nancy 99, 268 Haighl, Roberl Haines, Darlene 63 Hair, Roberl' 121 Hair, Laura 99, 223 Hale, Danny Hall, Janice 99, 203, 222, 268 Hall, Larry 121,221 Hall, Linda Holley, Lynn Hamrnack, Marion 288 Hamrnell, Becky 63 Hamp1on,Alan 121,223 Hamplon, SuZanne 63, 100, 286, 289 Haney, Wayne 121, 195, 236, 238, 239 Haney, Nelson 63, 171, 233, 238, 239 Hardwick, Rober163 Harkness, Linda 121 Harlan, Diann 63,216 Harmon, Paf 63 Harp, Fran 99,215 Harper, Be11y 121 Harper, Palricia 121 Harper, Sandra 99 Index Holylield, Becky Holland, Doinie Holley, Lynn 65 Holley, Michael Hollingsworlh, Rickard 238 1-1oloman,A1vir1 65 Holloway, Chris 65, 184 Jolly, Donna 67, 182, 190, 199, 258, 153, 26 Jones, Allen Jones, Bill 101, 195 Jones, Bobby 67 Jones, Calhy 123,215 Jones, Chris 123 Jones, David 101 Holloway, Sharon 99 Holmes, Judy 65, 192, 205, 208 Holfsclaw, Susan 122, 171,209 Honeycuil, John 122, 223 Hoobs, Mary Ann 65, 223 Hood, Jimmy 65 Hooper, Roberf 66, 201, 205, 206, 218, 21 Hoo1er, James 99, 201, 209, 218, 288, 290 Horn, Glenn 217 Horn, Johnny 100, 201, 225 Horn, Randy 122 Horn, Roy 122,212 Holard, Chris 66, 233, 239 House, Kay 122 House, Kay 122 House, Rose Mary 100 House, Toni 122 Hous1on, Gary 100, 203 9, 288, 289 Jones, Don 67, 164, 195, 235, 239, 152, 156, 159 Jones, Eddie Jones, Eddie Jones, Genelle 123, 192 Jones, Gerald 123 Jones, Jerry Jones, Kenne1h 284 Jones, Larry 123 Jones, Roger Jones, Susan 101, 196, 202, 220, 221, 222,223 Jones, Virginia Jones, Wayne Jordan, Barbara 123, 169,222 Jordan, Marriane 67, 165, 169, Jordan, Ronnie Jordan, Sherie 67, 167, 245, 227 Joyner Jeanie 101 168 215 Juneaul, Jerry 123 1 I 186, 211, 223, 288, Houslon, Jerry 100, 208, 284, 292 Hous1on, Ricky 66, 195, 278, 289, 292 Howard, Gordan 122 Howard, Kaihy 122, 166 Hubbs, Donna 122 Huckabee, Delane 212 Huckaloee, Fred Huckabee, Margaret 122, 169, 207,218,221 Huckabee, Mar1ha 100, 167, 168, 196, 207, 213, 223 Huckaby, Johnny 100 Hudson, Charles 122 Jus1ice, Char1o11e 123, 192 Kadison, Peler 101, 205 Kalburg, Carol 67, 201,215 Kampe, Johnny 68, 201, 205, 206, 289, 292 Kaufman, Kenneih 101, 205, 221 Keel, Larry 101 Leene, Linda Kelly, Larry 123 Kelly, Joe 123 Harrigan, Jom Harris ,Clyde 121, 288 Harris, Dar.ene 223 Harria, Margare1268 Harris, Par 63, 210, 269 Harris, Raymond Harrison, Bob 99, 167, 203 Harrison, John Huff, Joyce Hughes, Carolyn 106, 211 Hughes, Clyde 122 Hughes, James 100 Hughes, Jimmie Hu hes Jimm 100 210 212 Q 1 Y 1 1 Humphrey, Lowell 286 kiqrgrixi, Charo1o11e ss, 167, 178, 190, 202, 205, 206, Kennedy, Mike 123 Kenney, Elaine 68, 190, 211, 218, 219, 221 Kenl, Eddie 68, 212 Kenl, Gerald 282, 283 Kenl, Nancy 68,181, 116 Harrison, Pam Harrison, Ricky 121 Harris1, Delores 63, 269 Harris1', Sandra 121 Harl, Gary 121 1-larlman, Janie 99 Harvey, Don 64, 201 Harlman, Joyce 63, 222 Harvey, Gloria 121,215 Harvey, Walier 99 Harville, Larry 99 Harwell, Pa1'64, 171, 183 Haslen, Karl 99 Haihorn, Delaine 64 Hause, Tony Hauser, Susan 99 Hauser, William 64 Hayes, Larry 99, 201, 206 Haynes, Janie 64 Haynes, Ronnie 121 Haywood, Kalherine 64, 192, 202, 288, 287, 289 Haywood, Richard 121 Heable, Raymond 121,282 Head, Ka1herine 121, 192 Headrick, Ben 121 Hearn, Tommie 99, 215, 222, 273, 140,269 Hedgecough, Connie 121 Hedrick, Ricky 121 Henderson, Ernie 64 Hennigan, Wesley 64 Hennigan, Thomas 99, 287 Henson, Lorraine Herberr, Brenda 121, 269 Herod, Denise 121 Herren, Jean 64, 188 Herren, Judy 64, 188 Herringlon, Donna 121,201,226 Herron, Charloile 99, 269 Hesler, Brenda 121 Hesler, John Heidecker, Helen Heidecker, Jerry 121,212 Humphrey, James Humphrey, Rhonda 66, 178,210 Humphrey, Valda 122 Humphries, Peggy 100, 203, 211, 215, 268 Hunl, Clyde 122 Hunler, Virginia 66, 205,215 Hursl, Sally 1'1url, Helen Kenf, Ronnie Key, John 68 Keys, Randy 101, 203, 239, 257 Kickel, Gloria 101, 170, 186, 196,202,205 211 Kidwell, Connie 68 Kihneman, Bobbie 68, 206, 207,211,218 Kilday, Rose1v1ary 101, 267 Kile, Fransis 101, 286, 290 Huson, Barbara 100, 201, 211, 226 Huichinson, Beverly 100, 169, 268 Huichingson, Vickie 66, 183, 190, 191 192, 268 Hu1son, Richard 122 Hux, Helen 100,215 Hyde, Sandra 122 lrland, Penny 66, 201 Irwin, Ken 100 Kincaide, Larry 282 King aaisay 101, 234, 239 Kingl Henry 217 King John 101 King, Lois 222 King Nancey 68, King: Pele 123, 221 King, Sammy 101 King caid, Deborah 68 Kinney, Killy 101, 191,223 Kinzer, Jackie 68, 180, 201 lrwin, Ni cholas lvey, Dave lvey, Rhonda 100 lvey, Roberf 122 Jackson, Andrea 100, 197,202 Jackson, Brenda 122 Jackson, Cindy 123 Jackson, Glenn 66, 191, 203, 205, 210 Jackson Jan 66 217 Jacobs,iMichael 123 Jamar, Janice 100, 167 James, Dixie 100, 187, 196, 268 James, Janel 100,216 James, Richard 123 Kirkland, David 68, 206, 274, 289 Kirkland, James 68, 206, 276, 28 Kirkland, Virginia 123,269 Kisla, Ted 68 Kiichens, Kennie 101, 201, 205 Kizer, Terry 101, 184, 269 Klemm, Ernesl' 123, 286 Kneipp, Carol 101, 197, 203, 211 Kneipp, Don 123, 201 Kneipp, Sharon 68 Knighl, Charles 69 Knighl, Dennis 123 Knighl, Joyce Knighr, Roberl 202 Knighl, Sandra 101,221 Knippers, Lynn 6, 289 James, Sharon 67 Jarnevicn, Margarel 123 Jeane, Herbie 100,213 Jellerson, Bill 101 Jefferson, Richard 67, 217 Jenkins, Becky 123 Jenkins, Robin 101, 193, 202, 205, 286, 290, 291 Jenkins, Branl 123, 202, 287, 291 Higdo Hickin gboilom, Johnny Hicks, Debbie 222 Hicks, Sandra 64,216 Hicks, Difxnn 64, 218, 258 Hicks, Sharon 215 Higginbolhom, Joe 64, 206, 276, 289 n, Dennis 99 Jennigns, Randall 67,212 Jinkins, Eric Jinks, DiAnn Joe, Anna 67, 178, 190, 201, 206, 211, 159 Joe, Jeanna Johns, Brad 101,201 Johnsen, Curl Knoll, Brenda 123 Knox, Clyde 101,212,239 Kolniak, Ronnie 123, 169 Kowalski, Gloria 69 Kyle, Dennis 101 LaCaze, Joe LaCaze, Terry 69 Lace, Charles 218 Lacis, Aina 69 Lacis, Leon 69, 284, 290 LaGrone, Travis 124 Laird, Glen 69, 205, 206 Lamb, Rosemary Higgason, Susan 121,203 Higgins, Glen 121 Higgins, Pairicia 121 Higgins, Shirley 121 Higgins, Sian 223, 290,292 Higgs, Bolin 64, 206, 218 Highiower, Denise 122, 166, 207, 144, 145 Highlower, Judy 64, 206, 211, 288, 289 Hill, Lannie 65 Hill, Mike 122 Hill, Thomas 65 Johnson, Bel1y 101, 184, 191, 210 Johnson, Cherlene 123,202 Johnson, Debbie 123 Johnson, Ed 123 Johnson, Fred 123 Johnson, Kay 123, 169, 215 Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Ken 101, 203, 234, 239 Karl 123 Mark 67, 223, 276, 289, 292 Sis Tommy 67 Lamloiolle, Linda 124 Lammons, Hugh Lammons, Slave Lampkins, Gay 69 Landrem, Malinda 69, 189, 190, 266, 160 195, 203, 280, 289 Hillard, Kalhy 223 Hillman, Delores 99, 169, 208 Hitchcock, Miles 99, 168 Hobbs, Danny 65, 212 Hodges, Jackie Hodges, Jimmy Johnsion, James 67, 206, 223 1 Johns1on, Johnelie 67, 167, 220, 221, 276, 289, 155, 159 Johnsion, Tom 166 Joiner, Carol 201 Jolly, Bill 67 89, 190, 202, 205, 218, Lang, Byron 69 Lang, Rob 124 Langlord, Ellen 70, 223 Langford, Ronnie 101 Lanigan, Bill 124 Lasiier, Roberl 70, 169, 193, 198, 205, 158 Laylon, Mary 101 Lea, Shirley- 101, 203, 269 Leach, Charles 124, 169, 201 Leach, Chrisly 124, 195, 201, 222, 141 Ledbe11er, Cindy,222, 269 McCain, James 203 McCain, Johnny 72 McCain, Randy 102 McCaleb, Shirley 72, 179,223 McCall, Frankie 288 McCann, Gerald 72, 225, 292 McCann, Eddie 223 McClure, Jimmy 72, 165, 194, 223, 142, 145, 1 McClusky, Judy 103, 177, 200, 269 McCo1lisler, Bill 103,212,213 McConnell, Marilyn 103, 204 McCollough, Mary 125 McCoy, Jimmy 103 McDearmonl, David 103 McDonald, Rex 125 McDonald, Sleve 125, 166, 203 McDoudgall, Toni 72 Mclildulf, Wilma 72, 204, 208, 222 McFarland, John McFarland, Michael McGaha, Fred 125, 203 Index Lee, Barbara 101, 208, 222 Lee, Chrisline 124, 201 Lee, John 284 Lee, Gary 70 Lee, Harlan 70, 223, 284, 289 Lee Kennelh Lee Michael 102,288 Lee, Ronny 102 Lee, Woody 70 Leeper, Kirby 70, 216 Leelh, Vicki 70, 210, 269 Legg, Earnie 124 Lenard, Cliil 124 Lenard, Wayne 70 Leon, Karl 212 Lecn, Leo 70, 233, 239 Leonard, Jimmy 124 Leonard, Ronnie 223 Leonard, Wayne 253, 255 LePoinl, Sherry 71, 223 McGaugl'i, Riley 72, 282, 289 McGee, Jeanelle 125, 167, 221 McGee, McGee, Linda 103, 203 Marla 72, 171, 198 McGilvray, Becky 125, 169, 202 McGrew, Fern 125, 203 McGuirl, Merrlane 103, 204, 211, 218 Mclnnis, Harold 125 Mclnnis, Roberl 125 McKaskle, Linda 125 269 McKenzie McKinne , Mary 1251196 Joel Lesniewski, Celia 71, 202, 223 Lewing, Reece 71 Lewis, Al 71, 206, 287, 289 Lewis Lewis Lewis , Bobby 217 , Connie 124,269 Glenda 71, 179 Lewis: Sherry 226 Liber Liber Liles, lo, Carolyn 71, 167, 180,201 lo, Rene 102 Bruce 102, 290, 292 Lindsay, Gary 124,202 ', 205 Moore, Yvelle 104, 218, 227 Mooring, Don 104, 221, 290 Morehead, Jamel 126 Morehead, Jamey Moreno, Morgan, Mor an Sandy Billy 74, 223 Danny 126 Morgan: Mary 104, 169,207,214 Morgan, Pam 126,214 Morgan, sarah 74, 169, 180.203.2153 Morgan, Wayne 126 Morley, Palli 126 Morman, Michael 74, 282, 289, 292 Morris, Brenda 104, 214 Morris, Charlolle Morris, Connie 75, 210, 222 Morris, Gary Morris, Marilyn 104, 210, 214, 267 Morlc Gene 104 204, 290 Maseigy, ram 104,' 283 Moses, Larry 126 Moss, Raye Nell 75 Moss, Shirley 126 Y. McKinney, Hayward McKinney, Pally 103, 184, 202 McKnee1y, Evelyn 73, 181, 204, 210 McLaughlin, Pal' 258 McLean, Eddie 73, 284, 289 McManus, Karen 125, 221, 222 McMillan, Priscilla 125, 207, 222, 268 McNabb, Ricky 103,245 McNeil, Byron 73,218 Meacham, David 103, 212 Meacham, Virginia 73 Meagher Michael 103, 167, 173, 242, 241,245 Medlin, Tommy 103 Meeks, Mike 103, 204, 223, 226, 245 Meeks, Sandra 125 Mellon, Jimmy 103,200,204 Meridilh, Bucky 103, 226,,239, 258 Merriman, Pepper 125, 191, 203, 214, 269 Meshell, Bobbie 125 Meshell, Virginia 103, 203, 204, 214, 268 Mells,A1len 217 Mells, Marlha Meyer, John 125 Meyer, Lionel 73, 223, 225 Mhoon, Jill 103, 184, 204 Miciollo, Elizabelh 73, 167, 169, 213, 222, 226 Miciolo, Rila 73, 187 Middlelon, Dee 103 Middlelon, Janel 125, 225 Middlelon, Jim 217 Middlelon, Pal 126, 238 Milam, Mlllon Milazzo, Corene 126 Milazzo, Mary 103 Milazzo, Phylis 126 Lindsay, John 71, 192, 290 Lindsay, Linda 102 Lindsay, Marianne 124, 171,201 Lindsay, Ted Lindsay Wayne Liner, Beverly Lillle, Tracy 102, 167, 194, 201, 286, 290, 292 Lillon, Lillon, Derelha 124 Karen 71, 187 Lillon, Olis '124 Lloyd, Shirley 124,269 Lodge, Richard 102, 205, 218 Loilin, Myra 124 Lolley, William 71,203,223 Lombardino, Linda 102 Lollinger, Joe Loul, Bailey Love, Monly 102 Love, Vernon 124 Lovell, Jeil 102, 201 Lowderback, Donna 102, 186, 210, 265 Mullord, Marinell 75, 225 Mullins, Johnny 105 Murphy, Palsy Murray, Charles 126, 286 Murray, Dennis 105 Murray, Evelyn 126 Murray, James 105 Murray, James 126, 257 Murray, John 105, 234, 239 Murray, Leo 218 Musgrave, Marshall 105, 203, 204 Myers, Carol 126, 202 Myers, Linda 75 Myers, LaJuana 105, 192 Myers, Lollie 75 Myre, Le Roberl Nails, Debra 126, 167, 191 Nall, Ji mmy 126 Naouin, Tony 75 Neclouk, Gill 126 Neel, E Neel, J Neely, Neely, Nelson, ddie 212 erry 126 Jerry 105 Sharon 75, 214, 227 Becky 105, Iss, 21,9 Nelson, ,George 126 Nelson, Glenn 105, 169 Lowrey, Belle 71 Lowery, Carol Lowery, David 102, 206 Loyd, Sonia Luncbring, Paula 102 Lynch, Chip 71, 253,255,257 Lynch, Margarel 124, 192, 202 Lyons, Raymond 124, 169 Lyson, Larry 124 Mabry, lris 124, 224 Mabry, Linda 71, 203 Mabry, Linda 102,223 MacDougall, Toni Madden, Cindy 102, 200,269 Miley, Donald Miley, Millon 257 Miley, Sandra 103, 184, 191, 203 Millen, Earl 223 Miller, Eddy Miller Gilberl104 Miller Hallie 104,200, 214,226 Miller, James 283, 289 Miller, Janice 104, 169,214 Miller, John 104, 169, 236, 238, 239, 143, 145 Miller, Lynda 104,221 Miller, Michael 104 Miller Sheila 73 Maiasefieh, cookie Madden, Ronny 102, 171, 200, 286 Madden, Terri 124 Mahan, Paula 71 Maiure, Diane 102, 210, 214, 267 Maiure, Don 124,212,238 Malnory, Rene 124, 171 Manqogna, Jo Ann 124,226 Mangum, Charlolle 102,222 Mangum, Marilyn Mangum,Vonci1le 71 Mann, Kcnnelh 124 Mann, Linda 102, 171 Mann, William Mannies, Gary 102, 204, 218, 226 Nelson, Sue 126, 171, 214 Nelherlon, Missy 126, 200 Nelherlon, Mul1el75, 165, 189, 196, Nelherlon, Sleve 75, 212 Nell, Linda 75,222 Newhouse, Judy 105, 197, 205 Newman, David 126,224,284 Newlon, Karen 105,211 Nicholas, lrvin 126 Nicholas, Roger 105,209- Niehols, Bobby 75 Nichols, Jimmy 126, 195,203,213 Nicholson, Sherry 127, 171, 214, 226 Nicholson, Sleve 75, 169 Nielle, Diane 127 Norden, Gloria 127 Norrnan, Judy 105 Norris, Larry 221, 224 Norris, Sandra 75 Norlon, Jimmy Nugcnl, Johnny 127 276. 289 Nugenl, Linda 127 Nugenl, Roy 75 Nunley, Wayne 105,257 Pales, Joe 75 O'8ryanl, Ben 76 Oden, Odom, Jerry 127 Cecil 127, 238, 280 Mims, Cecil 126 Mims, Anndrella 104, 171,215 Minnier, Rarny 104, 196, 205,218,221 Minor, Bronwyn Milchel, Barbara 73 Milchell, Becky 74, 167, 179, 190, 210 Milchell, Jack Allen Milchell, John Milchell, Mike 126 Milchell, Renee 104, 192, 223, 269 Milchell, Sandra 126,214 Milchell, Sharon 126,202 Manning, Denze 71, 188, 190, 204, 210, 211 Marabella, Nancy 124, 167, 192,203,273 Marlin, Charles 102 Marlin, Don 282 Marlin, Terry 72, 195, 206 Maschaux, Ray 72,217 Malhews, Barry 102,211,221 156, 159 Malhis, Ronnie 102 Malhis, Roberl 102, 218, 283, 290 Mallock, Eddy 223 Mallhess, Regina Moe, Belh 104 Moncriel, Jerry 104 Mauldin, Maxwell, Lynelle 124, 169 Maxwell, Jerr 286 Monk, Melody 104, 193, 198, 204, 211, 218 Monlgomery, Ronnie 126 Moon, Jacque 74, 170, 179, 223 Moore, Cheryl Moore Daryl Moore Dickie 104, 257 Moore Moore, Glenda Linda 74, 165, 189, 190, 196, 198, 159, 160 Moore Marilyn 74, 214 Moore, Ray 74 Moore, Roberla 74 Moore, Susan 126, 171,213 Moore Moore 336 Wanda Wayne Maxwell,Jimr1i'1y Maxwell, Sandra 124 May, Anne 102, 200, 204 May, RoseAnn 125 Maylield, Regina 72 Mayo, Jerry 102, 169 McAllisler, Sharon 72, 214 McAlpin, Judy 102, 187, 196, 202 McAvoy, Kendall 102 McBelh, Lynda 125,214 McBride, Ginny Mc8ride, Youree Debbie 72, 174, 271, 280, 289 O'Donnell, Calhey 105, 171, 176, 197,200 O'Donne11, Tommy 76, 169 Ogburn, Donnie 105 Ogden, C1ill76, 169,223,224 Ogden, Karen 105, 202, 221 Okes, Brenda 127, 208 Olds, Edilh 76, 169 Olds, Linda 76, 171 Olivier, Debbie 105, 184 Olivier, Mary 105 O'Neal, Bryan O'Neal, Pally 127,221 Orvis, Roberl 76 Osborne, Margarel 105, 171, 187, 195,222 Osborne, Sleve 76, 274, 290 Osborne, Paula 105 Osburn, Louis 105, 287 Oslrander, Linda 76 Ouzls, Danny 105, 167, 223 Owens, Anne 222 , 223, 227 Owen, Calene 76, 170, 171, 180, 204 Owens, Carolyn owen, Esiker 127, 167, 197, 214. 226 Owen, Frank 76, 171, 244, 241 Owen, Nancy 127 Oxlord, Barbara 105, 203, 268 Pace, Delores 76, 192 Page, Billie 127 Page, Henry 76, 282 Ribelin, Palmer, Dennis 282 Parker, Buddy 76, 216 Parker, David 76 Parker, Faye 105, 222 Parker, J immy 27 Parker, Larry 105, 175, 234 Parker, Mickey 127 Parker, Susan 76, 202, 224 . 239 Index Rhodes, Georgia Rhodes, Gracie Rhodes, Joe 128 Rhodes, J. C. Donnise 128, 202 Parks, Lynn 105 Parks, Mike 77, 169, 234, 238, 239 Parks, Pat 105 Patrick, Donnie 212 Patrick, Ernest Patterson, Beth 77, 186, 190, 204 Patterson, Jeft 127, 171 Patton, Pamela 105, 211, 214,227 Peak, James 105, 166, 195, Pemberton, Norman 237, 239, 257 Perkins, Mary 77, 180, 188, 189, 210, 223, 282, 289 Sandra 128 Permenter, Barnett 282 Perry, Joe 106, 223, 245 Peters, Ken 77 Peters, Patricia 106, 222 Peterson, Rebecca 106 Pharr,Tommy 106,212 Phillips, Dave 106, 192 Richardson, Don 128 Richardson, Lana 128, 269 Richardson, Robert Richmond, Carol 106, 204,210 Ridley, Cathy 79, 167, 179,211,214 Rifton, Martha 79 Rfgsby, David 128, 202 Riley, Albert 79 Rinaudo, Nick 79, 165, 161 Rinaudo, Sam 128 Rios, Rosalind 128, 171,221 Rippee, Judy 106 Riser, Ted 107, 192, 282 Risinger, Edward 128,, 285 Roach, Lal 79, 218 Robins, Steve 79, 212 Roberson, Ernie 128, 166, 195 Roberts, Carolyn 107, 208, 222 Roberts, Kenneth Roberts, Mike 128, 288 Roberts, Sharon Roberts, Susan 107 Robertson, Judy 107, 203, 269 Robertson, Rhonda 128, 200, 2 Robertson, 26 Sachs, Sharman 200 Phillips, Jer'y Phillips, Jimmie 77, 167, 200, 205, 206, 208, 218, 219, 276, 289 Phillips, Larry 127 Phillips, Ray 212 Phillips, Tommy Pierce, G. G. Pinnix, Melody 77, 164, 188, 196, 286, 289, 160 Plaisance, Johnny 127, 245 Plants, Danny 127, 284 Plants, 1-lershel 106, 284 Plaster, Johnny 77 Rogue, Carole 106, 204, 210 Ponder, 8obby 106, 212 Posey, Gary 106, 257, 282 Posey, Mary 127, 167 Post, Frank 106, 195, 200, 290, 292 Post, Lawrence 200 Poston, Gwen 77, 171, 204, 208 Poston, Johnny 128 Poston, Linda 106 Powell, Barbara 106, 202 Powell, Laura 106, 200, 204 Powell, Sharon 128, 202, 269 Powell, Wayne-128, 200 Pratt, Bill 128, 168, 202, 238, 239 Price, James 106, 191, 200, 203, 287, 290, 291 Primos, Steve 226, 237, 239, 253, 257 Prince, Mitzi 128, 171, 192 Prince, William 106,286 Procell, Carol Pruett, Ronald Pruitt, Keith 106, 167, 195, 203, 242, 241, 245 Prunty, Mark 128 Pugh, Barbara 106,214 Robertson, Sharon 107, 184, 187, 203, 211 Raburn, Patricia 128, 171, Purdy, Stanley Purgerson, John 77 Pynes, Janet 128, 214 179, 200 Robison, B Roddy, Alarie 107 Rodgers, Nita 107, 214, 226 Rodriguez, Martha 222 Rogers, David 107 Rogers, Jerry 128, 212 Rogers, Larry 107, 216 Rogers, Terry Roppolo, Johnny 79 Roppolo, Phil 107,216 Rosalies, Howard 224 Rosalies, Roger Rose, Terry 222 Ross, Mary 129, 218 Rossitter, Larry Rothenberger, Emilie 79, 181, 204, 210 Rothenberger, Julie 129, 214 Roundtree, Jim 107 Rowe, Alice 129, 202, 269 Rowlen, Dianne 129, 203, 226, 269 Roy, Linda 107, 202 Russell, Charles 79 Russell, Ginger 79, 204 Russell, Linda 107 Ruthertord, 8arry 79, 164, 195, 198, 223, 276, 28 obby 107 159 Ruthertord, Beth 129 Ruthertord, Kim 129, 200 Ruttle, Deborah 107, 200, 204, 206, 215 Ruttle, Margaret 80, 185, 189, 190, 198, 159 Saintigan, Harold Sallee, Tommy 107, 203, 211, 286 Salley, Edwin Salley, Esther Salley, Gary 107, 242, 241 Salley, Richard 129, 202, 288 Rachall, Diana 128 Ragan, Roger 78 Rains, Gail 78 Rains, Melonee 106 Rains, Mike 106, 257 Raley, Lara 128, 193, 200 Rambin, Carolyn 128 Rambin, Rambin, Rambin, Ramsey Clenton 78, 204, Kathy Robert 78, 212 Beverly 222 280. 289, 292 Scroggins, Sonny 108 Rance, Priscillia 78, 223 Randolph, Annette 128 Raney, Dorothy 78, 185, 190, 191, 198, 206, 159 Raney, Glenn -106, 216 Ranger, Judy Rankin, Rana 78, 167, 189,223 Rasch, Jeri 106, 203 Ratlift, Albert 128 Ratlitt, Sandy Ray, Rose 128 Rayburn, Sandra 78, 190 Rayburn, Mark 106 Raytord, Billy 106 Reed, Linda 207 Reed, Ronny 78, 204, 280, 289, 292 Sanders, Danna 80, 210,224 Sanders, David- 107,-169, 203, 280 Sanders, Jeannet 107 Sanders, Jerry 129 Sanders, John 107 Sanditer, Joseph Santone, Joseph 80 Santone, Steve Sapp, Sharon 108, 187 Sassin, William 285 Satterwhite, Sharon 129, 200 Saucier, Roland Saunders, Susanne 108, 169, 204, 218 Savage, William 129, 284 Savat, Larry 86, 195 Savat, Rickie 1 Savell, James 129, 207 Saylor, Mary 223 Scaite, James Scaite, Sue 192 Schattner, Donna 80, 2 Schellinger, Alvin 80 Schick, Woody 129, 17 Schulthess, Ronald 14 1 Scott, Carol 108, 208, 222 Renwick, Reynolds Reeves, Gerald 106 Reger, Frank 79, 276, 289, Leah 106, 202, 269 , Alice 128, 202 290 Scully, Mark 108, 257 Seals, Billy Sealy, Ranny 108, 203, 204, 218, 288 Searcy, Donna 80 Reynolds, Bobbie 106, 196, 226 Reynolds, Brenda 128 Reynolds, David 212 Reynold, Glenn 128 Reynolds, Janet 79, 189, 227 Reynolds, Michael 79, 223, 286 Reynolds, Mike 106, 208, 285, 286 Reynolds, Sharon 79, 179, 202 Rhodes, Linda Rhodes, Dorothy 106, 214, 226 Searcy, Jack 80, 216 Seay, Janie 108 Segalott, Marilyn 108, Selt, Jo Ann 80 Sepulvado, Joyce 214 Sermons, Jim 129, 207 Sewell, George 129 Sexton, Lee 108, 216 Shafer, Linda 80 Sharp, Sherry 80 202, 211, 214, 225 9. Shaugnessy, Jeanie 80, 169, 224 Shaugnessy, Linda Shaw, Larry 108, 203, 209, 221, 280, 290, 292 Shaw, Robert 129 Shea, Tom 80, 242, 241, 236, 239, 253, 255 Shelton, Barbara 80 Shergalis, Pam 80, 169, 179, 200, 206 Sherrill, Andrea 81, 175, 190 Shirey, Sherri 108, 223 Shirley, Jerie Shotner, Judy 81, 187, 202, 211, 158 Sibley, Lonnie 108, 167, 200, 204, 235, 239 Simmons, Douglas 81, 171 Simmons, Sonny Simpson Dorothy 108 Simpson: George 238 Simpson, Jerry 108, 245, 235, 239 Simpson, Sims, De Micky 129, 238 borah 81 Sims, Gary 81 Sims, Terry 129 Singletary, Sid 216 Sitter, Johnny Skaggs, Terva Skaggs, Trisha 81 Skinner, Gloria 81 Slack, Sherry 129 ' Slagel, Karen 108, 167, 176, 200, 269 Slayton, Larry 81 Smith A1gie129, 171 Smith Allen 129 Smith, Betty Smith, Beverly 108, 187, 203 Smith, Castle Smith, Charles 130, 280 Smith, Cheryl 81, 184 Smith, Cheryl 130 Smith, Dean 130 Smith, Deena 130 Smith, Don 108, 218, 288,290 Smith, Edwin Smith, Gary 82 Smith, Glenda 130 Smith, Jackie 108, 200, 204, 207, 211, 258, 268 Smith, James 82 Smith, Jan 108,203 Smith, Janet 108, 203, 204 Smith, Jean 130 Smith, Jerry 82, 235, 238, 239, 157, 158 Smith, Jim 82. 200, 206, 289 Smith, John 82, 194, 277, 289, 292 Smith, Karen 109, 192, 223, 269 Smith, Kenny 130 Smith, Linda 130, 220, 221 Smith, Lynn 130 Smith, Mike 109 Smith, Paula 109 Smith, Raymond 82, 286, 289 Smith, Robert Smith, Ronald 82 Smith, Sheryl 109, 223 , VC T. 82, 233, 238, 239, 253, 255, 257 Smith Smith, William Smith Woody 130 238,239 Smithpeter, Francis 82 Snead, Linda 83, 192, 211, 227 Snead, Leonora 83, 169 Snell, Rickie 130 Snelling, Joe Snider, Johnny 109, 225 Snow, Jeanie 130 Sloanic, Cary 109 Solornan, Becky 109, 184, 191, 204 Spain, Burt 109,212 Spainhower, Donna 130 Sparks, Claudia 130, 202 Sparks, Mike 83, 269 Spears, Linda 216 Spears, Robert 83 Spence, Linda 109, 204 Spencer, Linda 130 Spigerelli, Paula 83, 202, 268 Spigerelli, Ricky 130 Spikes, Margaret 109, 202 Spitale, Toni 109, 208, 222 Spivey, Jeannie 109, 171, 187, 196. 223, 268 Spivey, Tarver 83, 173, 223, 161 Sprawls, Pat 109, 179, 214 Stacks, Ferol 130 Stacks, Pam 83 Stacks, Perry 83 Stahl, Tommy 130 Stanley, Michael 83, 218 Stawasz, Mary Catherine 83, 167, 172, 188, 190, 197, 200, 153, 157, 159 Stearns, Garrett 109, 184, 191, 203, 204, 211, 288, 290 Steinmiller, Debbie 109, 169, 207, 211, 223. 227 Stell, Nancy 130 Stephenson, Barry 83 Stephenson, Deborah Dawn 83, 169 Stevens Barbara 83, 224 sfevensl Jan 130, 192, 200 Stevens, Peggy 130, 214, 222 Stevens, Vic 83, 212, 253, 257 Stevens, Wayne 109 Stewart, Butch 239 Stewart, Joan 130 Stewart, Marshall 83, 167, 204, 206 Stewart, Patricia Stewart, Renae Slewarl, Ronnie 109, 204, 282, 290 Slewarl, Ruby 109 Slewarl, Wayman 109 Sliles, Donald 130 Slinson, Renda 84, 169, 181, 211 Slinson, Rene 84, 189, 190, 202, 204, 223, Slinson, Susan 109, 203, 211, 214, 227 Slogner, Jerry 84 Slone, Arlhur 283 Slone, Brenda' 109 Slone, Sharon 130, 203 Slone, Susan Slone, Dianna Slory, Diane 130 Sloul, Danny Sloul, Marilyn 84, 214 Slovall, James 130 Slrain, Don 84, 216 Slrickland, Dee 109 Slrickland, Gary 130 Slrickland, Russell Sluckey, Mary 130 Wimbish, Sullivan, Bellinda 109 Sullivan, Bill 109,239 Summerlin, Terry 109, 235, 239, 257 Sullon, Glenn Sullon, Larry 84, 171, 257 Sullon, Leroy 192, 253, 257 Swan, Diann 84 Swann, Vickie 130,214 Swearingin, Billy Swearingin, Susie 131 , Sweelers, Randall 84, 278, 289, 290 Swell, Coy 84, 223 Swell, Tommy 109 Sykes, Dave 109, 218, 223, 282, 290, 292 Talberl, Bubba 109, 221 Talley, Bobby 109, 257 Tanner, Calhey 84 Tanner, Gary 212 Tanner, Jackie 222 Tanner, Roger 109, 184, 193, 200, 204, 2 Tauzin, Virginia 110 Taylor, Aaron Taylor, Belh 84, 208, 218,'219, 221 Taylor, Gladys Taylor, Glenn 212, 284 Taylor, Karen 131 Taylor, Larue 110, 226 Taylor, Marlha 84, 268 Taylor, Roy 84, 216 Taylor, Rex Templin, Kenny 84 Teresa, Charlolle 84, 214, 227 Terry, Sharron 131 Thomas, Bruce 131 Thomas, James 85, 216 Thomas, Lesley 131,218,221 Thomas, Margarel 131, 226 Thomas, Melissa 131, 200 Thomas Thomas ,Paula'l31, 167, 196,221,269 ,Ralph'110 Thomas, Ronald 85, 234, 238, 239 Thomas, Slelve 110, 193, 200, 204 Thamason Gail 110 Thompson, Pal Thompson, Floyd 282 Thompson, James 85 Thompson, Jim Thompson, Joyce 110, 204, 207, 223 Thompson, Larry 110, 221 Thompson, Lynelle 85, 192 Thompsonq Pal 224, 239 Thompson, Richard 110 Thompson, Richard 110, 223 Thompson, Tim 131 Thompson, Virginia 85 Thompson, Waller 131 Thornhill, Vernon 131 Thornlon, Arlhur 131 Thornlon, Bruce Thornlon, Jim 85 Thrash, Don Thurber, Marlha 131, 193, 200 Tigrel, Lynn 110 Tilley, Gary 110, 218,285,290 Tilley, Sleve 110, 184, 195, 236, 239, 257 Tiner, Belly 85, 184, 223, 284, 289 Tingle, Kenny Tinsley, Margarel 131, 222 Tillon, Carolyn 110 Todd, Mike 287 Tomlinson, Judilh 85, 183, 189, 190, 197 284, 289 18, 288, 290 Index Trangmar, Virne1l86 Trogel, Cheryl 110, 223 Treogal, John 110, 235, 239, 253, 257 Tulore, Nanelle 131 Tucker, Judy 86 Tucker, Sleve 280 Tulley, James 110 Tulley, Linda 86, 192, 224 Tullos, Judy 110, 210 Tuminello, Jay 110, 223,239,257 Tuminello, Ronnie 86, 169,212 Tuminello, Vincenl 131 Tupper, Donnie 131 Tupper, Joycelyn 131, 214 Turk, Roberl 86, 169 Turner, Doris 131, 169,214 Turner, Sue 110, 184, 191, 202, 208, 213 Tull, Franklin 86, 206 Tyler, Donnie 110,212 Tyler, Linda 110, 204 Tyndall, Skip 86, 233, 239 Tyggg, Tom 86, 200, 204, 206, 218, 219, Tryr, William Uli, Ellen 110, 200, 208, 210, 268 Urban, Bonnie 86 Valenlinr, Beckie 110 Van Tiem, Michael 131 Vanwinkle, Earlene 131 Vaughn, Judy 110,210 Verigan, Ginny Lu 87, 186, 190, 206, 20 221 Vinci, John 87 Volenline, Brenda 87, 204, 214, 225 Voss, Clarence 132, 238 Vucinovich, Margarel 132 Wackeryl, Cindy 87, 203 Wade, Brenda 87 Wade, Jerry 132, 212 Wadsworlh, Claudia 110, 202, 214, 223 Wagoner, Jeneal 87 Wailes, Merry 132, 214 Wailes, Michael 132, 221, 288 Walden, Charlolle 110, 167, 223 Walden, Marianne 87, 171, 190 Waldrip, Randy 216 Walker, Alma 132 Walker, Amy 110, 171 Walker, Arlhur 110, 167,245 Walker, Clay 132, 167 Touchslone, Lauren 85, 169, 205, 210, 211, 223, 227 Tragma r, David 338 Walker, Colene 132, 227 Walker, Connie 132, 269 Walker, Danny 87,216 Walker, Gayle 87, 204 Walker, Janelle 132 Walker, Jerry 87 Walker, Joe 132 , Walker, Marilyn 132, 226 Walker, Pal Walker, Tom 132 Wall, Michael 110 Wallace, Becky 132, 169, 200, 268 Wallace, Calhey 87, 169, 184, 189, 200 Waller, Rodney 110, 168, 171,200,211 Walsh, Bucky 87, 164, 195, 235, 239 Wallers, Barry 111, 226, 287, 290, 292 Debbie 132,202,214 Kalhye 111, 203, 204 Linda 190, 191,200 Wallers, Wallers, Wallers, Wallon, Thomas 111 Belh 132, 222 Ward, Ward, Linda 132 Ward, Kalhleen 111,214 Ward, Rose Mary 111, 171, 184 Ware, Bill Ware, Juanila Ware, Peggy 87 Ware, Wallace 132 Warren, Marlha 87, 167, 189, 190, 195, 137, 139, 160 Walers, Bruce Walers, David Walkins, Philip 111,292 Walson, Gwen 132, 202 Walson, Lenhardl 132, 238 Walson, Harry 87, 233, 239 Wead,Ai1ison 111 Wealhers, James 280 Webb, James 132 Web James 288, 289, 155, 7, 218, 220, , 267, 159 196, 264, 289, Webb, Linda 111, 193,202 Weeks, Gary Welch, Jimmy 132 Welsch, Judy 88, 216 Weldon, Gail 132, 169, 202, 269 Wells, Dianne 132,218 Welsh, Sam 132 Wheeler, Donna 111,203,292 Whelsess, Sharon Whilchard, Shelia 216 Whilchard, Wayne While, David 188 While, Donna 132, 273, 141, 269 While, Pam 88, 214 While, Slove Ill, 166, 195 Whillield, Kaylon 132,213 Whillield, Travis 88, 218, 225, 288, 289. 288 Whilis, Gary Whilney, Mickey 88, 289 Whilinglon, Pally 111, 203, 223, 269 Whillinglon, Jan 132, 269 Wilbanks, I-lal 132 Wilcher, Brenda 132, 214, 222 Wilcher, Larry 88,216 Wilcox, Clil 111, 184 Wilkinson, Barry 88 216 Williams, Bobby 111 Williams, Brenda 88, 189, 223, 292 Williams, Cameron Williams, Carolyn 88, 184, 186, 190, 191,202,204 206, 268, 159 Williams, Cindy 111 Williams, Charles Williams, Donna lll Williams, John 88 Williams, Johnny 88, 164, 195, 198, 204, 206, 253 Williams, Joyce 133 Williams, Mike 08 Williams, Ralph 133 Williams, Wayne 88, 195, 206, 223, 253, 257 Williamson, Dennis 111, 195, 290, 291 Willilord, Gary Willis, Richard Willis, Ronnie 133, 282 Wilson, Barbara 111,216 Wilson, Donna lll, 171,204,210 Wilson, El izabelh 133 Wilson, Judy 133 Wilson, Randall Wilson, Terry Wilson, Thomas 203 Wimberly, Rodney 133, 238 Wirnberley, Virginia 111, 208,214,223 Danea 111, 169, 215 Winham, Kennelh 88, 212 Winlerrowd, Kennelh 287 Winlerrowd, Roberl 284 Wischan, Belly 88 Wise, Glenda 111 Wilhem, Connie 111, 176, 184, 192 Womack, Mike Wood, Bill 111, 167,283 Wood, Bo Wood, Cecil 284 Wood, Welcome 111 Woodall, Shirley Woodham, Vicki Byron 111,167 Woodrow, Woodruff, Danny 133 Worsham, Wreylord, Linda 111,207,214 Paul 89 Wrighl, Clarence Wrighl, Larry 89, 234, 238, 253, 255 Wynn, Franses 133 Wynn, Linda 89, 227 Yarbrough, Gary 133, 169 Yarbrough, Linda Ill Yarbrough, Paula 111, 169, Ybanez, Delia 89 Ybanez, Linda Ybanez, Mary Ann 133,222 Yielding, Roger 192, 203, 268 York, Ronnie 89 Young, Bobby 89 Young, James 89, 216 Young, Jell 133, 218, 288 Young, Kelly Ill . Young, Linda 89 Young, Ralph 89, 167, 206, 284, 289, 292 Zanovich, Joyce 133, 269 Zeringue, Shelia 133 Znolins, John 89 Anlhony, Mary 26 Alcins, Palricia 25 a Baker, Thelda 26, 203 Banlcs, Sammie 25 Barlow, Annie 26 Berliaux, Mable 26, 2l5 Branlly, B. H. 22 Brown, Norma Jean 26, I86 Bunch, Sidney 26, 205 Carroll, Sue 25 Chandler, Peggy 26, l96, 202 Cloud, Dallon 26, l93 Craine, Mary Lou 26 Daigle, Joe 24, 232 Dallon, Pearl 27 Davis, Lucille 27 Day, Lewis 27 Derveloy, Gene 27, 232 Elhridge, Mary Jane 27, I82, l90 Eailh, William Farrar, James 27, 232 Fox, Palricia 27, I70 Franz, Inez 27 Erilz, Don 27, l68 Eullerlon, Pal 28, I78 Gephardl, Nancy 28 Gilberl, Wilma 28 Gray, Grace 28, l92 Green, Sammy 28, 2l3 Guess, Margarel 28, 205' Faculty Index Harris, Sara 28 Harville, J. B. 28 Halcher, Syble 25 Hearn, Nellie May 28 Henderson, Clem 24 Henry, Nema 29 Highlower, Evelyn 29 Hixson, Laura 29 Holland, Bellye 29 Holl, Grady 29 Humble, Vernon 29 Humphreys, Huberl 29 Jackson, Charles 29 Jollrion, Julia 29 Johns, Rulh 30, l98 Johnson, Amy 30 Johnson, Ernesline 30 Jones, Jennie 30 Jordan, Sleve 30, 232 Kopeclcy, Gladys 30, 225 Lawson, David 30 Marlens, Edgar 30 Marlin, Loryne 30 Mason, Jane 3l Malloclc, Thomas 25 McClellan, Ouida 3l McElroy, James 3l McNeese, Belly 3l Mellon, Marlha 3l Miller, Virginia 25 Minniear, Waller 3l, 220 Monelle, Louise 3l, 2l6 Morris, Carolyn 25 Mulloy, John 3l, 2l2 Null, Marlin 3l Orlon, Jimmy 32, 232 Osborne, Helen 32 Olwell, Jan 32, 2l6 Owen, Linda 32 Parsons, John 33 Paul, Palricia 32, I88 Paul, Price 32, 209 Pellill, Kennelh 32 Pharis, Bellie 25 Pollc, Lillian 32 Ragan, Glenn 32 Reeves. L. L. 33 Reisinger, Gerald 33, 206 Reynolds, James 33 Reynolds, Judy 33, I86 Riche, Melvyn 33 Roberlson, Opal'33 Sasser. Sgl. Jaclc Schuloarlh, Maior Herman Shellield, Judy Slime-r, B. J. 33, I94 Smelley, Emma Loyce 33 Taylor, Nancy 33 Turner, Harrielle 33 Walls, Louise 33, 2l0 Wilson, Roy 33, 232 Winn, C. 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