Fort Stockton High School - Panther Yearbook (Fort Stockton, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1962 volume:

I This is the last year that high school students will go to school in this building which faces on Second Street. Therefore, this annual is your personal memory book which I hope will help you remember every nook and cranny of dear ole F. S. H. S. Next year each of us will be creating new memories--some in college, some in the recently built high school. But we hope the busy, happy, formative years of high school may always live vividly for you in the pages of this book. Remember, as each one of you goes out into the world: New friends are silver; old friends gold. Editor. . .Tori Tracy Business Manager. . . Mary Margaret Baker Sponsor. . . Mrs. Winnie Mae Johnson EDITORIAL STAFF Assistant Editor. . . Marjorie Johnson Marsha Wilson John Armistead Sam Pfiester BUSINESS STAFF Marilyn McKenzie Carolyn Ligon Anne Salisbury Penny Owen PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF Panther Photography Editor. . . Eddie Pfiester John Wiley Dennis McClure David Robbins Howard Colson Page Page 14 Page 66 Page Page 106 Page 122 Page 148 5 Mr. ‘James j. Huekaby - Superintendent Mrs. Linda Falkner-Secretary Mr. Huckaby, as superintendent of the Fort Stockton Independent School District, served as the chief executive officer of the Board of Trustees and as the administrative head of all divisions and departments of the school system. As such, he assumes the responsibility for the development and maintenance of a positive education program designed to meet the needs of the community; recommends policies on organizations, finance, instruction, school plant, and other functions of the school program. He also recommends the number and types of positions required to provide proper personnel for the operation of the school program; and nominates for appointment, assigns, and defines the duties of all personnel with the assistance of other administrators. Mr. Huckaby spends his time endeavoring to build a well-rounded educational program for the youth of Fort Stockton. Mr. Ken McAllister - Principal Mrs. Jean Faulkenberry Mr. McAllister, as principal of the Fort Stockton High School, has the responsibility for maintaining proper staff relations. As such, he assumes the responsibility for interviewing applicants for high school positions and consults with the superintendent on the qualifications of the instructional personnel under consideration for appointment; maintains programs for supervision and inservice training of teachers for the purpose of improving the instruction in his school; maintains pupil welfare, desirable school-pupil and school-community relationships; coordinates the activities of his school with the activities of the other schools in the system, and promotes among his staff a better understanding of the problems and policies of the school system. His duties range from confidant adviser to referee and M. C. on the High School Bowl-all of which he does with equal grace and enthusiasm. We can be grateful to our principal for the high standards of learning, conduct, and good fellowship in Fort Stockton High School. Standing: George Hoffman, Assistant Secretary; Fish Powell, Vice-President; A1 Thompson, Ernest Triplett, Business Manager. Seated; Mrs. Philip Robbins, Raymond Holstein, President; Jake Broyles; George Pena, Secretary. 7.S.M.S. Board £ flew J.S.H.S. Mn Picture courtesy of Ag Flying Service Sort Stockton Migh School 3acuity School days, School days. Dear old golden rule days.....” How familiar those words are to us, But what is a school without its faculty; what are students without their teachers? The Fort Stockton High School faculty is one we should be very proud of. They not only spend five hours a day trying to pound knowledge into our heads, but also spend many evenings grading papers, chaperoning bus trips or sponsoring extra-curricular activities. This goes on for nine months, and during the summer those who are fortunate enough to obtain fellowships attend school, while the others endeavor to increase their teaching ability on their own. As the years pass, we, the students, will realize how deeply indebted we are to those who have spent their lives endeavoring to help make the world a better place in which to live by producing young people who will be able to take the place of today's leaders. SCIENCE DEPT. MAX HALL B. S., Missouri U. , Biology, Physical Science FRED HARRAL B. S., A M, Physics, Chemistry, Biology WILLIE SILER B. S., Sul Ross, Gen. Math, Gen. Science 9 LANGUAGE DEPT. HOWARD TYSON B. A., North Texas, Spanish I, II MRS. SALLIE BUSTER B. A., M. A., SWTTC, English II, IV MRS. DORIS TRACY B. A. , TCU, English III, IV MRS. ALTA ZIMMERMAN B. S., TWU, Sul Ross, English I FREDERIC MATEJOWSKY B. A., M. A., Texas Tech, English II, III, IV, German MATHEMATICS DEPT. MORRIS CHILDERS B. S., North Texas, Plane Geom., Solid Geom., Trig. MRS. DORA HAYTER B. a , Sul Ross. Algebra I, II PAUL COUNTS B. A., M. A., Sul Ross, General Math, Algebra I, Plane Geom. | JOURNALISM DEPT. MRS. WINNIE MAE JOHNSON LARRY SKYSTAD, B. A, Hardin ATHLETIC DEPT. JOE MORING B. S., M. Ed., Daniel Baker, Sul Ross P. E., Driver's Ed., Basketball Coach FLOYD COKER B. S., M. Ed., Henderson State, George Peabody, P. E., Head Football Coach BOB CARTER B. S., McMurray, World History, Track Coach CLAY BARROW B. S,, Sul Ross, Gen. Science, P. E. B-Team Football and Basketball Coach MRS, MARY ELLA JAMES B. S., Hardin Simmons, P. E. , Volleyball Coach B. S., TWU, Study Hall, Yearbook Simmons, Journalism, Speech, English I BUSINESS DEPT. MRS. ANN PRESTON B. S., North Texas, Typing, Shorthand A. D. JACKSON B. S., B. 3. S., M. Ed., Hardin Simmons, Sul Ross, Bookkeeping, Typing, English I 7.S.M.S. TECHNICAL TRAINING DEPT. PAT MAYFIELD B. S., North Texas, Mechanical Drawing, Shop DEE DAVID WHITE a S., M. S., Sul Ross, Sam Houston State, Vocational Ag. MRS. KIT MOORE a a , SWTTC, Homemaking MUSIC DEPT. JIM POLLARD a a , Me Murry, Band DON O'BANNON a S., ACC, Choir 12 faculty SOCIAL STUDIES DEPT. JAMES JORDAN B. , M. A., Stephen F. Austin State, American History MR MIGNON GILBERT B. S., Sul Ross, World History, Civics-Research SPECIAL DEPT. MRS. DOROTHY WEDDLE B. S., M. Ed., West Texas State, Guidance Director MR FRANCES BALL B. S., M. A., Sul Ross, University of Denver, Librarian Seniors {juniors 14 Sophomores a e 5 Jreskmen SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Mrs. Doris Tracy, Sponsor; Terry Carpenter, President; Tom Hillin, Vice-President; Carolyn Ligon, Secretary; Morris Childers, Sponsor Class Of '62 Class of '62--we were seniors, leaders of the school, who realized--almost too late--the seriousness of school. Of course, we had our light moments, lording over the underclassmen. Receiving our rings and sending invitations added the touch of Seniorism. Senior Day at Prude Dude was a great reward for our twelve years of school--a day of letting our hair down. On Civic Day we were given the chance to show our ability to lead by taking over the duties of the city. Toward the end of the year, we felt a touch of nostalgia. Graduation night was full of joy mixed with bitter sweet sadness, as we ended the last moments as members of F. S. H. S. 16 Senior Savorites Marilyn M cKenzie Kill Crump 17 RICKY AARON Band 1,2,3,4; Ensemble 4 MIKE ALLEN Golf 2,3,4; Science Club 3,4; National Honor Society 4; Spanish Club 4; Slide Rule 4; Science Club 4; High School Bowl 4 JOHN ARMISTEAD Band 2,3,4; Science Club 1,2,3; Yearbook 4; Student Council 4; National Honor Society 3; Citizen of the Month 2,3,4 KAY BAKER Band 1,2, 3,4; Blue and white citation winner; Players' Club 1,2; Science Club 1,2; Stage Band 3; Tumbleweed Staff 4 18 CHERYL BARNARD ScienceClub 1,2; Secretary 2; Student Council assistant concession chairman 4 TANYA BLAIR Cheerleader 3,4; Head Cheerleader 4; Citizen of the Month 1,2,3,4; Junior Favorite 3; Student Council 2.4; Miss F. S. H. S. 4; Spanish Club 3,4; Secretary 4; Track Attendant 3; Homecoming Attendant 4 Class of ’62 HANK BROWN Science Club 1,2; Speech Club 1,2; Math Club 1,2; 2nd place in Originial Composition; 3rd place in Comprehension and Speed Reading, Leveland; Science Club 4, Ft. Stockton TERRY CARPENTER Student Council 1,3,4; Citizen of the Month 1, 2,4; Junior Lion 2; Class President 4; Tennis 1,2, 3,4; Players'Club 1,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Band Representative 2; Class Favorite 1,2; National Honor Society 3,4 SERGIO CARRILLO Spanish Club 2,3; F. F. A. 1,2 19 DICK CHAFEY Student Council 1; FFA 1,2; Treasurer 1; Secretary 2; San Angelo Central; FFA 3,4; President 4; Spanish Club 3, 4; Ft. Stockton RONNEY CONNER Football 1,2,3,4; Tri-captain4; Honorable mention; All-district3,4;Class Vice-president 3; Track 1,2, 3,4; Co-captain 4; LOIS ANN COX Girls' Athletic League 1,2,3; Future Nurses of America 1,2,3; Junior Classic League 2,3; Pep Club 3; S letter 3, Sheridan. Wyo.; Citizen of the Month 4; Library assistant 4, Ft. Stockton JIMMY DULANEY FFA BOLEY DUNN Class of ’62 ARMANDO DURAN Tumbleweed, Sports Editor 4; Basketball MARY ROSARIO DURAN Volleyball 1,2, 3; All State 2;All-tournament 3; Citizen of the Month 2; Science Club 2; Spanish Club 1,2,4; Vice-president4; FHAclass president 4 SHARON FINCHER Choir 1,2,4; Vice-president; President 4; Accompanist 1,2,4; Players' Club 1,2,4; President 4; All Star Cast (district) 2; Best Actress (regional) 2; Citizen of the Month 2; Science Fair 3rd place 2; Three-year graduate, Poetry reading 1st Regional 21 ROSA GAMBOA AUDIE GARCIA Class Secretary 1; Cheerleader 1, Virginia; Spanish Club Vice-president 4; Tumbleweed, Assistant News Editor 4 MIKE HARDY Science Club 1,2, 3,4; Spanish Club 2, 3,4; Players'Club 1; Band 1,2,3,4; Science Fair Winner 1,2,3,4; National Science Foundation Alternate 3; Interscholastic typing 2; Interscholastic Science 4; Interscholastic Slide Rule 4 BOBBY HERRERA Football 4 Class of ’62 BOB HESTER FFA 4 BILL HESTER FFA 4 JEAN HILLIN Band 1,2, 3,4; Science Club 1, 2; President 2; Spanish Club 3; FFA Sweetheart 3; Cheerleader 3,4; Citizen of the Month 1, 2, 3,4; FHA 1; Student Council 3; National Honor Society 3, 4; Secretary 4; Spanish Club 3; Library Club Vice-president 2; Football Duchess 4; Track Attendant 4 23 DAVID HOLT Football 1,2,3,4; Honorable Mention All District 2; All District 4; Honorable Mention All State 4; Track 3; Citizen of the Month 1,2 TONY LANNOM RONALD KEY Golf 2, Alpine Class of CAROLYN LIGON Band 1,2,3, 4; Players' Club 1; Track Queen 4; Science Club 1,2; Spanish Club 3; Class Secretary 4; Football Duchess 4; Student Council 2; Citizen of the Month 4; Yearbook Staff 4 LINDA MALM FHA Class Vice-president 4; Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Secretary 4; Class Secretary 3; Tumbleweed Feature Editor 4; Football Duchess 4; Science Club 1,2,3; Secretary 3; Science Fair winner 1,2; Regional Fair winner 1,2 ken mcintyre Football 1,2; Track 1 25 MARILYN McKENZIE Band 1,2,3,4: President 4; Sweetheart4; Players' Club 1,2, 3,4; Secretary 3, 4; Spanish Club 3, 4; FHA 3,4; President 3,4; Science Club 3,4; Class Secretary 1; Citizen of the Month 1,2,3; Student Council 2; Yearbook Staff 4; Class Favorite 4; Tennis 1,2; One-Act Play 2,4 SAMMY MILLER Baseball 1, Pecos; Basketball 2,3; Golf 3; Football 3,4; Honorable Mention All-West Texas 4, Ft. Stockton EUDA LEE MUNSELL Library Club 3; District Treasurer 3; Choir 1,2, 3,4; Spanish Club 2,3,4; Citizen of the Month 2,3, 4; Tumbleweed News Editor 4; Guidance worker 4; Interscholastic League Typing 3 MARTHA NICKS Class Favorite l;Citizen of the Month 1,2, 3,4; Homecoming Queen 4; Miss F. S. H. S. Runner-up 3; Student Council 2, 3,4; Treasurer 3; Band 1,2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 4; National Honor Society 4; Track Attendant 3; Science Club 1,2; Spanish Club 3; FHA 1,2; Library Club 1,2 RONNIE NIEMANN Cheerleader 3; Players' Club 1; Science Club 1; Tumbleweed Staff 4; Band 1,2, 3,4; Spanish Club 3; F. S, H. S. Mascot 4; Student Council 3 26 MARY ANN NUNEZ Citizen of the Month 1; Spanish Club 1, 2; Science Club 1; Volleyball Manager 3; Tumbleweed Assistant-editor 4; Ready Writing 3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3, 4 MARY CAROL OMILIAN Guidance Office worker 4; FHA 1,4, Citizen of the Month2; Honor Roll 1,4; Spanish Club 4; D. A. R. Theme 2 Class Of ’62 EDDIE PFIESTER Band 1,2, 3, 4; Band Captain 4; Yearbook 1, 2, 3, 4; Stage Band 1, 2, 3; Student Council 1,2, 3, 4; President 4; Citizen of the Month 1,2,3,4; ClassFavorite 3; National Honor Society 3,4; Parliamentarian 3; President 4; Mr. F. S. H. S. 4; S Award 1,2,3,4; Teen-age Road-e-o, 3rd place 3; 4thplace 4; Highest Bookkeeping Average 3 HOWARD PEEPLES Band 1,2,3,4; Vice-president 4; Stage Band 1, 3; Science Clubl; Players' Club 4; One Act Play 3, 4; Citizen of the Month 3; Regional Best Actor 4 RICHARD POWELL Football 1, 2, 3. 4; Tennis 1, 2; FFA 1,2, 3,4; Chapter Farmer Award 1; District Farmer Award 2; Regional Farmer Award 3; Lone Star Farmer Award 4; Green Land Award 1; Track 1,2; Junior Olympics 1,2 27 EDDIE PRUITT Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; All-District 3,4; All-State 4; Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 3,4 MILTON PUCKETT FFA 1,2,3 VIRGINIA RAMINEZ Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Secretary-treasurer 4; Spanish Club 1, 2; Citizen of the Month 1; First Runner-up Homecoming queen 4 Class of ’62 SUZIE ROWE Players'Club 1.2,3,4; One-Act Play 2. 3,4; Best Actress In District 3; Science Club 1,2; Spanish Club 3,4; Yearbook Staff 2,3; Student Council 3,4; Secretary 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Football Sweetheart 4 GEORGIA STONE FHAl,2;FFAl,2;Football Sweetheart 2; Tennis 1, 2; First in District 1; Basketball 1, 2, Alpine; Spanish Club 3, 4; Reporter 4; Tennis 3,4; Student Council 4; Citizen of the Month 4; Interscholastic League Typing 3 SHARON SULLIVAN Guidance Office worker 4; FHA 4; Library Assistant 1,2,3: Future Homemakers of Tomorrow 4 JOYCE TAYLOR Basketball 1; Volleyball 1,2,3; Co-captain 3; Wolverines 2, 3; FHA 1; FTA 2,3; Future Business Leader Of America 2, Colorado City; Tumbleweed Copy Reader 4, Ft. Stockton Class Of ’62 TORI TRACY National Honor Society 3,4; Vice-president 4; Yearbook Staff 2,3,4; Editor 4; Science Club 1,2, 3,4; President 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1; Citizen of the Month 1,2,3; Players' Club 1,2, 3,4; Class President 1; Advance College Student T. C. U. 3,4; College Bowl 4 TRENIS TURNER Football 31 TONY URIAS FFA 1,2,3 ELIZABETH VICKREY English Award 1; DAR Award 4; Class President 3; Vice-president 2; Secretary 2; Student Council 3,4; Treasurer 4; Band 1,2, 3,4; First Division Twirl-er2,3; Majorette 1, 2, 3, 4; Head Majorette 3,4; Band Sweetheart Court 4; One-Act play 2,3,4; Regional All-Star Cast 3; District All-Star Cast 4; Regional Best Actress 4; Citizen of the Month 1,2,3; Science Club 1,2, 3,4; Secretary 2; Interscholastic League Poetry Reading 2; Math Finalist 2,3 DANIEL VALENZUELA Class Vice-president 2; FFA 1,2; Treasurer 2; Spanish Club 1,2,3,4; President 4; Track 2,3,4; Co-Captain 4; State Meet 2,3,4; Football 4; Citizen of the Month 3.4; Runner-up Mr. F. S. H. S. 4 BUNNY WALKER Concessions Chairman 4; Student Council 4; Interscholastic League Ready-writing 2, 3; Science Club 2; Manga Usui English Award 3; Choir 1,2 JAMES WHETSTONE Band 3,4; Track 3,4; Science Club 4 32 MARSHA WILSON Student Council 1,3,4; Secretary 3; Vice-president 4; National Honor Society 3. 4; Reporter 4; Band 1,2, 3,4; Majorette 1,2,3,4; Head Majorette 2; Drum-majorette 3,4; First Division Twirler 1,2, 3,4; Band Sweetheart Court 4; Class Favorite 2; Miss F. S. H. S. Runner-up 4; S Award 3, 4; Science Club 1,2,3; Spanish Club 3; Players' Club 1,2. 3, 4; Citizen of the Month 1,2,3; Yearbook Staff 4; Library Club 2; Tennis 1,2 MARVIN WYNN Science Club 1; Basketball 1, 2; Library Club 4; President4; Players'Club4; Winner of Road-e-o 3 Class of ’62 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Mrs. Mignon Gilbert, Sponsor; Chuck Oswalt, President; Buddy Luce, Vice-Pres ident; Judith Roberts, Secretary; Willy Siler, Sponsor Class Of ’63 For the most part, our junior year was both pleasant and rewarding. We not only gained many special privileges, but also attained a position of respect and responsibility in the school. One of our special privileges was that of promoting the traditional Junior-Senior Banquet. With bowed heads and belligerent attitudes, we served the almighty seniors food and felicity applenty, as a gesture of our eagerness to see them surrender their seniority. But our junior year was not all fun and frolic. With college or a vocation in the immediate future, it was necessary for us to begin taking tests, so that we might better ascertain our aptitudes and qualifications. The self-understanding acquired from these tests has enabled us to look forward to the future with faith, hope, and confidence. In conclusion, it might be said that we, as juniors, acquired the maturity necessary to accept the leadership of Fort Stockton High School. ‘•Junior Javorites Muddy Cuce Zoe Ann Griffith Carroll McFadden Jerry McGuairt Class Of ’63 41 Barbara McKenzie Ann Newton Frank Nieto Ernestina Pina Mary Porter Class of ’63 Chuck Oswalt Penny Owen Ida Pena Sam Pfiester Olga Sanchez Steve Schroeder Armando Rodriquez Anne Salisbury Jackie Shugart Margaret Sleeper Class Of ’63 Elodia Sosa Melvin Strong Jayne Tittle Jimmy Urias Lydia Urias Oli Urias Donna Caudle Adelaida Velasquez Emma Velasquez 46 Gaye Vickrey Joe Ben Walker Wiley Ward Pat Whitworth Dub Whittenburg Mike Williams Class Polly Sue Wilson Stan Ten Eych Jackie Carpenter 47 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Fred Harral, Sponsor; Sandy Bartlett, President; Chip Oswalt, Vice-President; Dorothy Almond, Secretary; Max Hall, Sponsor Class Of ’64 At first glance there seems to be no reason for the sophomore year; however, there must be something useful about this year or it wouldn't be in the curriculum. Actually, the sophomore year, as we sophomores have finally realized, has a very special purpose. It gives us a time for adjustment- - a breather in the course of our busy high school years. It could be compared to the cocoon stage in the life of a butterfly. We sophomores and the cocoon are in a dormant stage. Both student and cocoon are waiting, preparing for a time of glory. The cocoon will emerge as a beautiful butterfly, and we sophomores will at long last become upperclassmen. 48 Sophomore Samites $udy Sranks Zerr Cunningham 49 Eddie Allen Daniel Almodova Dorothy Almond Sandy Bartlett Tommy Bastian Preston Bell Richard Berry Rod Blaydes Jim Brown Lana Brown Jan Buenger Arnulfo Bueno Shelia Burleson 50 Jimmie Castor Anita Chavarria Connie Chavarria Greg Chavarria Eddie Cope Robert Cordero Terry Cunningham Nancy Danielson Charles Crownover Jimmy Davis Frances Dutchover Mary Dutchover Don Fletcher Gaylord Flood Judy Franks Pete Garcia Class Of Jesse Garza Eva Gonzales Maria Gonzales Senaida S. Gonzales Jo Ann Gray Leroy Hammond Larry Hearn Bill Howell Dianna Huffman Eddie Holguin Donny Jones Linda Lewis Larry Luce Joe Martinez Mike McAllister Patsy McGuairt Lynnie Lafitte Sharolyn Lauterbach Judy Lawson Ira Lethco Adele Lujan - . L. I i-� OjL- Maudie Lou McIntyre Class Rex McKenzie Dorothy Milan 64 s Marsha Morrow Elida Nieto Jo Ann Nunez Chip Oswalt Susan Patterson Paula Pearson Fred Ramirez Jesse Ramirez Sharon Rankin George Resley Ann Richardson Olivia Rivera 55 David Robbins Noe Ruiz Permelia Sanders Vickie San Miguel Johnny Sarabia Margie Smetak Karen Smith Mary Ann Sosa David Stanley Maria M. Subia Glenda Sullivan Redgy Sullivan Hank Taylor � Ted Thames Bobby Towns Class Betsy Tyson Joe Urias Daniel Valenzuela, Jr. Elidia Valenzuela Juan Valenzuela Romelia Valenzuela Raul Vasquez Robert Vasquez Yolanda Velasquez Carl Weddle Ernest Welty Marvin White Joe Wilmeth FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: Brenda Butz, Vice-President; Clay Barrow, Sponsor; Virginia Garcia, Secretary; Cecelia Maddry, President; Mrs. Alta Zimmerman, Sponsor Class Of ’65 Some students dread the thought of being Freshmen, but we enjoyed every minute of our first year in high school--the bitter along with the sweet. Naturally, we resented some of the rules and restrictions: going in the back door; putting up and taking down the flag; and singing the school song, because of senior whims. The annual homecoming bonfire was built by none other than the Fish. Speaking of fish--there was another pleasant job concocted for us by the Student Council--cleaning the fish ponds. We also presented an assembly in which most of the class members participated. However, our most pleasurable task was preparing for the Sadie Hawkins Dance. Our efforts were amply rewarded, because the upperclassmen enjoyed themselves. We found that the Freshmen year was one to remember, but now we look forward to being Sophomores when there will be a new class of lowly Freshmen. 58 freshmen favorites Rickard Snoddy Parker 59 Amada Acosta Joe Acosta Pablo Acosta Eddie Allen Gary Allen Sabastina Alonzo Joe Alvarez Jerry Anderson Socorro Arcides David Atkinson Anne Baker Carol Banda Mary Bean Dale Bounds Melinda Burgess Brenda Butz Carol Call Amada Carrasco Linda Carrasco Dolores Chavarria Ben Chavez Earline Church Bert Claver Class Wanda Cole Howard Colson Cynthia Conner David Cooke Cherry Crownover Cleone Crump Jimmy Davenport Carolyn Davis Sharon Davis Pecos DeMoville Of Suzi Eason Adan Escareno Johnny Fabela Raymond Franco Marilyn Fugate George Gallemore Tommy Galloway Virginia Garcia Donna Garvin Terry Gilley Philip Glenn Mike Goff Elodia Gonzales Enriqueta Gonzales Grace Gonzales Joe Henry Gonzales Oscar Gonzalez Sammy Green Diana Hall Guy Hall Currie Hallford Larry Kness Beverly Lancaster Donald Lannom Johnny Lannom Manuel Levario Linda K. Lewis Dario Lopez Estefana Lopez Cecilia Maddry Lou Ann Magness Class of Katy Malm Helen Martinez Joe Martinez Manuel Martinez Jimmy Mayers Mona McAuley Billy McCallister Dennis McClure Wayne McFaddin, Jr. Adan Mejia Linda Moore Jodye Moreland Sharon K. Nelson Sammye Parker Gwen Parks Celia Jo Patterson Jeanne Patterson George Pina, Jr, Ralph Nunez Beni Joe Nunez Letty Odom Edward Ortiz Katie Outlaw Clovis Pool Verlinda Porras Judy Porter Bill Puckett Ann Quarles Joel Quintela Elodia Ramirez Mary Ramirez Diana Rich Donald Riggs Oscar Rivera Bob Robertson Barbara Rogers Martha Salazar Salvador Salazar Johnny Salinas Mary Salmon Erlinda Sanchez Lanny Skelton Mitchell Smith Gary Smith Richard Snoddy Elaine Stanley Linda Strong Jesus Subia Frances Tavarez Vickie Templeton Jan Tierce Class Of Alice Tilton Billy Townsend Frank Ureta Gummy Urias Hope Valenzuela Joe Valenzuela Paul Valenzuela Ray Valenzuela Jesusita Valles Frankie Van Volkinburg Betty Jo Wallace Gwen Weatherby John Wiley Pat Williams Bruce Wilson Charlotte Wilson LaQuita Wood Sue Yates Natividad Ybarra Stephen Ziegler Manuel Villalba Benny Walker Edna Walker James Walker Mike Walters Activities 66 Sail - Spring 67 begins Jootball. . . “Dances. . . Marshmallows? The Panther stalks Hey, where's the ball? homecoming queen and court band queen and court A Gay Nineties chorus line football sweetheart and court Hail Queen Martha OCTOBER CITIZENS: Carol Call, Mike McAllister, Guy Hall, Linda Harral, Chuck Oswalt, Tanya Blair, Karen Smith, John Armistead, Marjorie Johnson, Terry Carpenter, and Katie Outlaw. Ml Squaw?? Sold! SEPTEMBER CITIZENS: Gary Vannoy, Chip Oswalt, John Wiley. Sam Pfiester, Sara Bullock, Martha Nicks, and Eddie Pfiester. Wow! Straight from Dogpatch Hold that line I don't! Candidates for most beautiful Country boys?? Meanwhile, back at the ranch. . . Let’s do the Twist Winter begins . . . My basketball won't come back. The Grand March Christmas dinner JANUARY CITIZENS: Joe Ben Walker, Brenda Butz, Mary Margaret Baker, Danny Valenzuela, Nancy Danielson, Carolyn Ligon, Linda Malm, Dennis McClure, and Lois Ann Cox. Basketball. . . Snow . . . Deck the halls.... homemaking exhibit DECEMBER CITIZENS: Jean Hillin, Ronney Conner, Zoe Ann Griffith, Ronny Foster, Connie Flores, Sandy Bartlett, Ann Baker, Tommy Bastian, Gay Handley, and Billy McCallister. A Christmas wreath Pruitt rebounds again Third in State!! Spring.... basketball favorites Track Dances Elections graduation FEBRUARY CITIZENS: Eddie Pruitt, Vickie Carter, Ish Bueno, Cynthia Conner, Rod Blaydes, Georgia Stone, Howard Colson, Jan Buenger, George Resley. Hello, darling Track Beauties New Flag MARCH CITIZENS: Socorro Arcides, Tony Lannom, Ann Richardson, Maudie McIntyre, Richard Snoddy, Judith Roberts, Tony Franco, Dorothy Almond, Buddy Luce, Marilyn McKenzie. APRIL CITIZENS: Suzi Eason, Raul Vasquez, Elizabeth Vickrey, M. J. Garcia, Terry Gilley, Steve Schroeder, Eliseo Carrillo, Sharon Fincher, Sue Hinson, Howard Peeples, Paula Pearson PE girls believe in keeping physically fit 3rd in state in poetry interpretation Freshmen and Seniors in Campaigning MAY CITIZENS: Jerry McGuairt, Jayne Tittle, Ted Thames, Jerry Shugart, Linda Lewis, David Atkinson, James Whetstone, Socorro Arcides, Tori Tracy High School Bowl competition Spring concert Spring GRADUATING SENIORS: First Row: Ricky Aaron, Angela Maxcey, Lois Ann Cox, Carol Sanders, Connie Johnson, Arturo Garcia, Carolyn Ligon, Marilyn McKenzie, Bunny Walker, Georgia Stone, Martha Nicks, Linda Malm, Elizabeth Vick Lannom, Melba Ramos, Alice Salcido, Danny Valenzuela, Judi Adams, Suzie Rowe, Bobby Herrera, Mary Ann Nunez, Key, Bill Hester, Jerry Smith, Charles Hoffpauir, Tom Hale, Armando Duran, Mary Duran, Ronnie Ray, Mike Hardy, nard, Joyce Taylor, Ken McIntyre, David Holt, Dick Chafey, Bob Hester, Sammy Miller, James Whetstone, Sharon 1962 Graduating Seniors TWELVE YEAR SENIORS: First Row: Arturo Gonzales, Armando Duran, Mary Duran, Martha Nicks, Linda Malm, Elizabeth Vickrey, Evange-lina Rodriquez, Virginia Ramirez, Amelia Subia, Sergio Carrillo, Terry Carpenter. Second Row: Danny Valenzuela, Euda Lee Munsell, Sharon Sullivan, Kay Baker, Tom Hale, Melba Ramos, Alice Salcido, Eddie Pfiester. Third Row: Ector Renteria, Ron Niemann, Ronnie Ray, Marsha Wilson, Ken McIntyre, Mary Ann Nunez, Carolyn Ligon, Sharon Fincher. Top Row: Frank Smetak, Ricky Aaron, Ronney Conner, Richard Powell, Bill Crump, Victoria Tracy, Marilyn McKenzie, John Armistead 78 Gonzales, Evangelina Rodriquez, Amelia Subia, Sergio Carrillo, Clint Hall, Ector Renteria, Virginia Ramirez, Audie rey, Jean Hillin, Victoria Tracy. Second Row: Eddie Pruitt, Euda Lee Munsell, Sharon Sullivan, Mary Omilian, Tony Eddie Pfiester, Mike Allen, Marsha Wilson, Bill Crump. Third Row: Ray Ten Eych, Kay Baker, Frank Smetak, Ronald Richard Powell, Tanya Blair, Terry Carpenter, John Armistead. Top Row: Jimmy Dulaney, Johnny Stout, Cheryl Bar-Fincher, Ron Niemann, Ronney Conner, Howard Peeples. FORT STOCKTON HIGH SCHOOL REV. WHETSTONE How mature are you?' HARRY CARPENTER Thanks be to God. ELIZABETH VICKREY Valedictorian BACCALAUREATE SERVICE SUNDAY, MAY 20, 1962 High School Auditorium 8:00 p.m. PROGRAM Prelude and Processional----------------Miss Sara Bullock Invocation______________________________Rev. T. O. Perrin Scripture Reading------------------------Rev. Larry Sellars Prayer----------------------------- Rev. George Bastian “Thanks Be To God”-------------------Mr. H. L. Carpenter Sermon--------- “Maturity”----------Rev. J. N. Whetstone Benediction-------------------------Rev. James Kirkpatrick Recessional --------------------------- Miss Sara Bullock Build ye better mansions, Fort Stockton High School. FORT STOCKTON HIGH SCHOOL Forty-Eighth Annual COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM Processional________________ Invocation__________________ Address_____________________ “Graduation Day” “Halls of Ivy”______________ Address_____________________ “Chimes of Iron Mountain” Valedictory Address_________ Scholastic Awards___________ Awarding of Diplomas-------- School Song Benediction Recessional ______High School Band Jean Hillin, Salutatorian _______Terry Carpenter, Senior Class President _______High School Choir ______________Eddie Pfiester Student Council President _______High School Band __________Elizabeth Vickrey ___Kenneth C. McAllister High School Principal _______Raymond Holstein School Board President James G. Huckaby Superintendent of Schools _______High School Choir _______________Tori Tracy _______ High School Band ... and commencement TERRY CARPENTER--senior class pres. The Moving Finger writes; and having written, moves on--the passage of Time--forward, never backward. EDDIE PFIESTER-student council pres. We hope that you, our elders, feel that we - like the freshmen of FSHS - are enthusiastic, hopeful freshmen in life. Jootball 1962 82 Athletics Zennis Zrack 83 Coach Coker 1962 Panthers Coach Moring Zri-Captains Ronney Conner Sr. HB. 4 yr. LT. 2nd Team All-District Buddy Luce Jr. QB. 3 yr. LT. David Holt Sr. FB. 4 yr. LT. All-District Daniel Valenzuela Sr. HB. 1 yr. LT. Tom Hillin Sr. Ish Bueno Sr. G. 1 yr. LT. E. 2 yr. LT. 2nd Team All-District Whitey Baker Sr. G. 1 yr. LT. dootball Bobby Herrera Sr. C. 1 yr. LT. football The Fort Stockton Panthers concluded their 1961-62 football season, repeating the previous year's performance, with a second in district. The loss of the district championship was the result of a sound, but unexpected, defeat by the Golden Cranes, who felled Football Sweetheart SUZEE ROWE Richard Powell Sr. E. 2 yr. LT. Monahans ... 22 3t. Stockton . . . O Big Cake... 8 3t. Stockton ... 17 Steve Schroeder Jr. E. 3 yr. LT. Jerry Smith Sr. G. 2 yr. LT. Stanton . . . S 3t. Stockton ... 14 Monty Moore Jr. FB. 1 yr. LT. Terry Carpenter Sr. G. 1 yr. LT. Richard Foster Jr. T. 1 yr. LT. Me Carney... 7 3t. Stockton . . . S Eliseo Carrillo Soph. HB. 1 yr. LT. football the Panthers by a 30-0 margin. Although this greatly dampened the overall school enthusiasm, the Panthers continued to fight, and finished the season, under the supervision of Coaches Floyd Coker and Joe Mor-ing, with a record of 6 wins, 3 losses, and one tie. Chuck Oswalt Jr. E. 1 yr. LT. Marfa . . . S It. Stockton ... 35 Joe Wilmeth Soph. OB. 1 yr. LT. Chip Oswalt Soph. OB. 1 yr. LT. Richard Berry Soph. HB. 1 yr. LT. Wink ... 15 St. Stockton. S Alpine. . . s St. Stockton 29 Sootball Buddy Lauterbach Jr. G. 1 yr. LT. Johnny Sarabia Soph. G. 2 yr. LT. All-District Ross Jones Soph. T. 1 yr. LT. Crane... 30 St. Stockton O Dub Whittenburg Jr. E. 1 yr. LT. � •« f .. as ? _ B-TEAM: Top Row: Tommy Galloway, Jimmy Davis, Clovis Pool, Richard Snoddy, Larry Hearn, Dale Bounds, Bobby Towns, Gerardo Velasquez, Salvador Salazar. Second Row: Mike Brown, Mike McAllister, Tommy Bastian, Terry Cunningham, Wayne McFadden, Jerry Shugart, Noe Franco, Philip Glenn. Third Row: Ralph Nunez, Guy Hall, Mike Walters, Gary Vannoy, David Atkinson, Joe Martinez, Johnny Wells. 1962 ft- Zearn Eddie Pruitt, All-State Raul Vasquez, Mgr. Frankie Ureta Johnny Sarabia Jimmy Davenport Ish Bueno Eddie Pruitt Joe Moring, Coach Panther 3rd PANTHERS IN ACTION Mots hots in State Buddy Luce Tom Hillin Steve Schroeder Armando Rodriquez Joe Wilmeth Armando Duran, Mgr. PANTHERS IN ACTION Stockton Downs Denver City for Pi-District Stockton Downs Perry ton for Regional In the past years, the Fort Stockton High School basketball team has shown outstanding team work and ability. The Panthers, who won 23 out of 27 games last year, ended their 1961-62 season with a well-deserved record of 32 to 2. This record not only included the district, bi-district, and regional championships, but an outstanding third place in state as well. The only word which might describe the Panther’s performance is success. Stoekton Downs Donna for 3rd in State 92 ft-team follows footsteps of A-team Top Row: Rod Blaydes, Joe M. Martinez, Chip Oswalt, Mike McAllister, Jesse Garza, Rex McKenzie, David Robbins, Jimmy Davis, Ronnie Foster, Coach Barrow. Second Row: Monty Moore Ross Jones, Melvin Strong, Juan Valenzuela, Sam Pfiester. fish String flow Someday Varsity Coach Nall, Standing, David Atkinson, Noe Franco, Jerry Shugart, Gary Vannoy, Guy Hall, Billy McCallister, Tommy Galloway, Gerardo Velasquez, Salvador Salazar. CHEERLEADERS: Sue Hinson, Jean Hillin, Tanya Blair, Martha Nicks, Penny Owen, and Ron Neimann, the walking panther Zhe Spirit of J.S.Ji.S. Mrs. Dora Hayter, You all yell! is the phrase which is very familiar to the cheerleaders because it is their business to yell their lungs out in an effort to boost school spirit. They got their first taste of leaping, frolicking, and doing stunts when they participated in the SMU cheerleading school and have spent the rest of the year proving to us, the student body, that they are worthy symbols of the Spirit of FSHS. Three positions exhibited by the Golf Team: Wayne McFadden, Ronnie Ray, Mike Allen 7. S. M. S. Qolf Zearn As the newest sport in Fort Stockton High School, golf has slowly increased in importance and achievements. This year we played in only one tournament, placing fourth. Although only three boys--Mike Allen, Ronnie Ray, and Wayne McFadden, Jr.--were on the team, the coach and principal, Mr. Ken McAllister, feels certain that more interest and, consequently, more achievements will result in future improvements. Sponsor: Mr. McAllister A TEAM: Bottom Row: Evangelina Rodriquez, Elodia Sosa, Prissy Banda, Amelia Holguin, Jayne Tittle, Carol Sanders. Top Row: Mrs. Mary Ella James, Coach, Romelia Valenzuela, Martha Salazar, Marsha Morrow, Carol Call, Olga Sanchez, Zoe Ann Griffith, Mary Porter, Yolanda Velasquez. J.S.M.S. Volleyball The Pantherettes seemed to have a fateful year, losing by very slim margins. Their overall record was 17 wins and 7 losses, winning second in the Big Spring and district tournaments, and consolation at the Imperial Tournament. Mrs. James, coach, feels sure that they will do much better in the future, as this year's B team didn't lose a game. Marsha Morrow sends ball over the net. Carol Sanders volleys Pantherettes in action Pantherettes 2nd in District B-TEAM: Bottom Row: Helen Martinez, Mary Rameriz, Mary Salmon, Yolanda Velasquez. Top Row: Mrs. James, Coach; Martha Salazar, Mary Porter, Jayne Tittle, Carol Call, Judy Porter, Mona McAuley, Zoe Ann Griffith. TRACK CAPTAINS AND QUEENS: Ronney Conner; Vickie Carter, Att.; Carolyn Ligon, Queen; Jean Hillin, Att. ; Daniel Valenzuela. State Champion J.S.Ji.S. Speedsters Richard Foster--Shot Put T � Miv State Kecord 440- d. Ketay 42.4 Sec. EVENT NAME DISTRICT REGIONAL STATE 120 Low Hurdles Buddy Luce 1st 1st 2nd 180 High Hurdles Buddy Luce 1st 2nd 6th 100 Yard Dash Ronney Conner 1st 3rd . . . 100 Yard Dash Eliseo Carrillo 3rd ... . . . 100 Yard Dash Rusty Ball 5th • • • ... 440 Yard Dash Daniel Valenzuela 1st 1st 1st 440 Yard Dash Melvin Strong 3rd • • • ... 880 Yard Dash Eloy Carrillo 1st 2nd 2nd 880 Yard Dash Terry Cunningham 4th . • . • • . 880 Yard Dash James Whetstone 5th • • • , . . Discus Steve Schroeder 1st ... Discus Raul Vasquez 2nd ... ... Shot Put Raul Vasquez 1st 4th ... Shot Put Richard Foster 4th ... ... Shot Put George Resley 5th • • . . . . 220 Yard Dash Steve Schroeder 1st • • • ... 220 Yard Dash Eliseo Carrillo 2nd • • • ... Mile Run Ronny Foster 5th . . . . . . High Jump Buddy Luce 1st 5th . . . High Jump Melvin Strong 1st 3rd . . . Broad Jump Buddy Luce 1st 6th . . . Broad Jump Steve Schroeder 2nd ... ... Broad Jump Eliseo Carrillo 4th ... Pole Vault Ish Bueno Eliseo Carillo 1st ... ... 440 Yard Relay Daniel Valenzuela Steve Schroeder Ronney Conner Eloy Carrillo 1st 2nd 1st Mile Relay Daniel Valenzuela Steve Schroeder Ronney Conner 1st 1st 2nd HURDLES: Buddy Luce SPRINTERS: Ronney Conner, Eliseo Carrillo, Steve Schroeder, Daniel Valenzuela, Rusty Ball MANAGER: Tommy Bastian, Emmett Howard 440-Yd. RELAY: Eliseo Carrillo, Daniel Valenzuela, Steve Schroeder, Ronney Conner DISTANCE: James Whetstone, Terry Cunningham, Eloy Carrillo crack HIGH JUMP--Stretch Strong and Buddy Luce MILE RUN--Ronny Foster WEIGHTS--Richard Foster, Raul Vasquez, and George Resley MILE RELAY--Steve Schroeder, Eloy Carrillo, Danny Valenzuela, and Ronney Conner BROAD JUMP--Eliseo Carrillo RONNEY CONNER DANIEL VALENZUELA RONNEY CONNER DANIEL VALENZUELA SR. SINGLES: Monty Moore SR. DOUBLES: 7.S.M.S. Zen Zeam The Fort Stockton High School tennis team met with mild success this year. In district play, Monty Moore, boy's singles, Chuck Oswalt and Terry Carpenter, boys’ doubles, were defeated in their first matches. The junior boys'doubles. Tommy Galloway and Guy Hall, also lost. Georgia Stone, girl's singles, and Terry Gilley, junior boy's singles, won second place against Crane and Alpine, respectively. However, as the majority of the team is underclassmen, Mr. Tyson, the director is looking forward to brighter years. Terry Carpenter, Chuck Oswalt Zetittis in the Spring JR. DOUBLES: Guy Hall and Tommy Galloway JR. DOUBLES: Howard Colson and John Wiley JR. SINGLES: Sara Bullock JR. SINGLES: Judy Franks 105 Campus 106 Wheels 107 Mr. 4 Miss 3SMS Eddie Pftester Vanya Blair Vickie Carter Chuck Oswalt Most Athletic Jsh Bueno Carol Sanders ELIZABETH VICKREY valedictorian based on four year average trophy JEAN HILLIN salutatorian based on four year average trophy TERRY CARPENTER highest boy based on four year average SARA BULLOCK highest over-all average Rooney Family Plaque 112 Terry Carpenter Elizabeth Vickrey Hillin Eddie Pfiester Monor graduates Mike Allen Martha Nicks Bunny Walker Mary Ann Nunez Marsha Wilson DANFORTH FOUNDATION AWARD PECOS THEATER AND PIONEER AWARDS ELIZABETH VICKREY AND TERRY CARPENTER based on achievements in athletics, leadership, citizenship, scholarship, service to school and community, and personal appearance 114 MARTHA NICKS AND EDDIE PFIESTER based on leadership, service to school and community, scholarship, religious POETRY READING: Sponsor: Larry Skyl stad .Howard Peeples, Sharon Fincher Jfitersckolastic Ceague DEBATE: Sponsor-Mrs. Doris Tracy, James Walker, alternate, Tommy Bastain, alternate, Tony Franco, Sam Pfiester, first team SPELLING: Sponsor-Mrs. Sallie Buster, Connie Flores, Carrol McFadden NUMBER SENSE: Sponsor: Mrs. Dora Hayter, Sam Pfiester, Mike McAl lister, Marjorie Johnson Competition in District READY WRITING: Sponsor: Frederic Matejowsky, Eddie Pfiester, Mary Ann Nunez, Chuck Oswalt EVENT NAME DISTRICT REGIONAL Poetry Reading Sharon Fincher 1 1 Howard Peeples Sam Pfiester 2 Debate Tony Franco 2 Number Sense Marjorie Johnson 1 Sam Pfiester 3 Terry Carpenter 1 2 Prose Reading Vickie Carter 3 Joe Ben Walker 2 Typing Marjorie Johnson 2 Extemporaneous Richard Foster 3 Speaking Science Mike Allen 2 Ready Writing Mary Ann Nunez 3 119 - PROSE READING: Sponsor: Frederic Matejowsky, Terry Carpenter, Mary Margaret Baker, Joe Ben Walker, Vickie Carter jCiterary EXTEMPORANEOUS SPEAKING: Tommy Bastian, Richard Foster, Rod Blaydes Events SCIENCE: Sponsors-Fred Harral, Max Hall, Tommy Bastian, Mike Allen, Mike Hardy TYPEWRITING: Sponsor-Mrs. Ann Preston, Penny Owen, Marjorie Johnson, Karen Smith, Nancy Danielson, Anne Salisbury SLIDE RULE: Mike Allen, Mike Hardy Clubs £ 122 Organizations J.S.M.S. Student Council Concessions Dances School Policy Student Activity Bunny Walker, Concessions Chairman; Elizabeth Vickrey, Treasurer; Suzie Rowe, Secretary; Marsha Wilson, Vice-president; Eddie Pfiester, President Installation of Student Council Officers Tanya Blair, head cheerleader, Cheryl Barnard, Assistant Concessions Chairman We, the members of Sort Stockton High School do hereby solemnly pledge to fulfill our delegated duties and to promote the general welfare of our school. Proud of our American heritage, recognizing the importance of self-discipline in a democracy, we shall aim to serve as citizens worthy of our responsibility and to work for the greatest good of the students of Sort Stockton High School. 125 Senior Representatives Georgia Stone, Martha Nicks, President Terry Carpenter, John Armistead, Bill Crump {Junior Representatives Gaye Vickrey, Mary Margaret Baker, President Chuck Oswalt, Joe Ben Walker, not pictured - Sam Pfiester 126 Karen Smith, Linda Lewis, President Sandy Bartlett, Terry Cunningham, Tommy Bastian Sophomore Representatives Jreshmen Representatives Cynthia Conner, Dennis McClure, President Cecilia Maddry, Gary Vannoy, Suzi Eason The Student Council is a group elected from the student body to govern the student activities of F. S. H. S. The 1961-62 Student Council has shown its worthiness by taking charge of all assemblies. Teentime, all social events, service projects, and the concessions stand, with each member serving on several committees. This year the Student Council has adopted this slogan-- A new student for a new school, for they are trying to sponsor a foreign exchange student. They have also donated a mosaic tile panther for the new school along with the new school flag. Through student council service the students learn to discipline themselves and to serve others. These benefits which the students gain from council work are of use not only during high school, but also in later life. ... Student Council activities. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY OFFICERS: Eddie Pfiester, Pres.; Tori Tracy. Vice-pres; Jean Hillin, Sec; Elizabeth Vickrey, Treas; Terry Carpenter, Pari; Marsha Wilson, Reporter. FALL INITIATES: Martha Nicks, Mike Allen, Mary Margaret Baker, Vickie Carter, Jeane Crane, Zoe Ann Griffith, Marjorie Johnson, Chuck Oswalt, Sam Pfiester, Anne Salisbury, Gaye Vickrey, Joe Ben Walker. National Manor Society Citizenship, scholarship, leadership, and service symbolize the characteristics of the mem-bersofthe 1961-62 National Honor Society. To become a member one must be a junior or a senior, maintain a ninety average for the two preceding semesters, and be approved by the faculty. The fall initiation brought in twelve new, capable members at the ceremony, given effectively by the five officers of the society in Pecos Soup-Martha Nicks, Jean Hillin, Zoe Ann Griffith. Tomato juice cocktails served by Eddie and Sam Pfiester, Mike Allen. Service NEW INITIATES: Linda Malm, Mary Ann Nunez The main course was served in the home of Mary Margaret Baker, assisted by Terry Carpenter, Joe Ben Walker, Anne Salisbury, Chuck Oswalt, and Jeanne Crane. leadership . . . Dessert and entertainment in the home of Tori Tracy, assisted by Marjorie Johnson, and Marsha Wilson. Salad was by Elizabeth and Gaye Vickrey, and Vickie Carter. Scholarship County State Bank Assembly room. A very nice dinner was then served to all the guests by Mrs. Roy E. Pfiester and Mrs. Jerry Puckett. The graduation exercises appear very colorful with the white National Honor Society pendents ever the blue gowns. The CELLS, emblem is found on our diplomas which adds a mark of distinction and serves as a recognized recommendation throughout life. Sponsors: Mrs. Dorothy Weddle, Mrs. Dora Hayter, Mrs. Mary Ella James 129 Back row: Mr. White, Phillip Glen, Gaylord Flood, Bert Claver, Mike Hill, Richard Powell, Bill Puckett, George Pena, Joe Martinez, Pete Garcia, Juan Dominquez, Natividad Yvarra, Johnny Wells, Juan Salinas, Manuel Villalba, Jimmy Conger, Dick Chafey, Marvin White, George Gallamore, Bill Hester, David Stanley Johnny Sarabia, Don Riggs, Bob Hester, Ben Chavez, Juan Carrillio, Cody Lee, Joel Quintella, Ray Vanenzula, Bruce Wilson, Oscar Gonzales, Lanny Skelton, James Hayman, Joe Martinez, Billy Townson, Redgy Sullivan, Collin Holstein, Jimmy Urian, Joe Acosta, Manuel Martinez, Mike Williams, Oscar Rivera, Daniel Valen-zula, Jr., PecosDe Moville, Jesse Garza, Edward Ortiz, Paul Valenzula, Joe Henry Gonzalez, Eleno Sanchez, Johnny Lannom, Eliseo Carrillo, Dan Lannom, Tom Hale, Jimmy Myers, Fred Ramirez, Larry Kness. J.S.Ji.S. future farmers The Future Farmers of America aim at better farm programs by creating interest in the field of agriculture. All members are required to undertake individual projects and most of them have registered breeding sheep. Moreover, they must participate in various club projects: selling popcorn at the football games, selling Christmas trees, and caring for the Chapter's stock, including building pens. To reward those who work diligently and con- scientiously, Mr. White sponsors an annual two-week trip to Yellowstone Park; only fourteen boys - who work the longest hours-can qualify for the trip, and the minimum work time is seventy hours. These Future Farmers represent FSHS at stock shows all over Texas. They have brought home many Grand Champions and Reserve Champions,. Yes, these boys also added to our outstanding years in FSHS. Collin Holstein District Star Greenhand Farmer Butch Taylor, Mike Hill David Kelly Tom Hale Gaylord Flood Star Chapter Farmer Richard Powell Lone Star Farmer 3.7.A- Koys Show Stock at Cocal Show 1962 Panther CLARINETS Verlinda Porros Amada Acosta BASSOON Kay Baker Trisha Hardy Elizabeth Vickrey James Walker Linda Strong Jackie Shugart SAXOPHONES Joe Ben Walker FLUTES Sam Pfiester Howard Peeples Chuck Oswalt Tori Tracy Marvin White Martha Nicks Sharon Rankin Dub Whittenburg Carroll McFadden Brenda Butz Tina Pina Penny Owen Susan Sellars Terry Cunningham Jean Hillin Susie Rowe Eddie Pfiester Beverly Hardy Vickie Carter Marsha Wilson Billie Jean Bowers Cynthia Conner Amelia Subia Connie Flores Karen Smith Judy Lawson Phyllis Kelly Carolyn Ligon Janice Beene Alice Tilton Jan Buenger John Wiley Sharolyn Lauterback Kathy Hillin Erlinda Sanchez Mike Brown Anne Baker David Atkinson OBOE Mary Ann Hand Ronnie Ray Oscar Rivera Vickie Templeton Ann Newton Sara Bullock Concert Mand HORNS Gaye Vickrey Mary Margaret Baker Greg Chavarria Marjorie Johnson Currie Hallford Cornelia Jones BARITONES Gary Vannoy Jerry Smith Butch Taylor Mike Hardy Tommy Bastian Rod Blaydes BASSES John Armistead Terry Carpenter Bill Crump Jerry Shugart TROMBONES James Whetstone Rusty Ball Ricky Aaron Nancy Danielson Howard Colson George Resley Don Lammon CORNETS Chip Oswalt Don Bowers Dennis McClure Gwen Parks David Cook Ray Valenzuela Earline Church Billy McCallister Mike Walters Wayne McFadden Donnie Bennett DRUMS Terry Gilley Jesse Ramirez Eddie Allen Marilyn McKenzie Ron Niemann Anne Salisbury Jan Tierce Pat Williams Suzi Eason Virginia Ramirez (not pictured) Dorothy Duncan Ida Pena Daniel Almodova Lou Ann Magness Celia Jo Patterson Sandy Bartlett 3 A r —j. The 1962 Panther Marching Band displayed their new uniforms at marching contest on December 2, doing a routine which won us a first. Marching Panther ft and Wins 1st PANTHER TWIRLERS: Elizabeth Vickrey, Nancy Danielson, Marsha Wilson, Gaye Vickrey, Karen Smith, and Jackie Shugart. 134 BAND OFFICERS: Marilyn McKenzie, President; Howard Peeples, Vice President; Eddie Pfiester, Band Captain; Virginia Ramirez, Sec. Panthers Win Sweepstakes Sweepstakes Band ! Finally, after years of preparation, the Fort Stockton High School band earned the coveted title of a sweepstakes band. In our last year in 4-A A, our Band was the only one in its district to win sweepstakes--this means first division marching, first division concert, first division sight reading. SWEEPSTAKES TROPHY: Marilyn McKenzie, Pres; Mr. Pollard, Director; Marsha Wilson, Drum Major First Row: Darlene Bean, Hope Valenzuela, Dolores Chavarria, Rosa Gamboa, Ann Quarrels, Linda Malm, Gay Hundley, Jo Ann Nunez, Patricia Whitworth, Edna Walker. Second Row: Alice Salcido, Barbara Clements, Susan Patterson, Linda Kay Lewis, Rebecca Beard, Barbara Johnson, Yolanda Carrillo, Lana Brown, Dorothy Milan, Cynthia McKenzia. Third Row: Billy Townsend, Katy Malm, Enriqueta Quintella, Virginia Garcia, Jo Ann Gray, Cleone Crump, Linda Moore, Sharon Fincher, Judy Franks, Betsy Tyson, Diana Hall. Top Row: Cecelia Maddry, Sue Hinson, Euda Lee Munsell, Linda Lewis, Katie Outlaw, Sammy Kay Parker, Diana Huffman, Mona McAuley, Maudie McIntyre. J.S.M.S. Choir For the third consecutive year, our choir was at one of the P. T. A. meetings. After much pre- under the direction of Don O'Bannon. At the annual paration and hard work we entered district com- Christmas assembly, we sang several special numbers petition, where we received 2nd division in con-and led the student body in singing Christmas carols. cert and 3rd division in sight reading. Another special project was entertaining the public Stockton Player's Zwo Caughs and a Chuckle Jrom Shakespeare TWO GENTLEMEN FROM VERONA Elizabeth Vickrey: Julia Suzie Rowe: Lucetta STAGE CREW; Marilyn McKenzie Jackie Shugart Pennny Owen Sara Bullock MERCHANT OF VENICE Sharon Fincher: Portia Vickie Carter: Nerissa Suzie Eason: Servant LOVE'S LABOR IS LOST Howard Peeples: Aramdo Sandy Bartlett: Moth Mary Margaret Baker: Jaquenetta Place Zhini in State And now the play is ended. Top Row: James Whetstone; Chuck Oswalt, Treasurer; Marjorie Johnson, Vice-president; Tori Tracy, President; Fred Harral, Sponsor. Bottom Row: Mike Hardy; Sandy Bartlett, Secretary; Elizabeth Vickrey; Hank Brown. 9.S.M.S. Science Club SENIOR DIVISION WINNERS: Chuck Oswalt, Mike Hardy, Tommy Bastian, Tony Franco 138 This year the Fort Stockton High School Science Club took Radiation Fallout Hazards as its field of study. We realized that fallout presents a greater mental threat than a physical threat. Thus we tried to discover the fact and fiction about radiation fallout. Some members worked with the county and city officials on the community's preparedness while others compiled useful information into a library which anyone interested was welcomed to use. The science club constructed a model fallout shelter and worked in conjunction with the home economics department, who furnished lists of necessary food stuff for a two-week retreat. We feel that even though the actual radiation danger may never arise, we have helped to inform our neighbors about radiation thus eliminating the greatest radiation danger-- panic. While we studied this, we began to realize that it is just one of the many problems of our world which could be reduced by separating fact from fiction--a worthwhile project for any science club. Radiation: 1961-62 Study course Tommy Bastian, grand award winner and his project, Mike Hardy's Quantitative and Qualitative Analysis Electrode Radiation won second 7. S. M. S. future Mo me makers FHA OFFICERS: Barbara Harrison, Vice-Pres. ; Jo Ann Gray, Sec. ; Marilyn McKenzie, Pres.; Lana Brown, Pari.; Cynthia McKenzie, Treas. ; Yolanda Carrillo, Song Leader. FHA MEMBERS: First Row: Yolanda Carrillo, Carolyn Davis, Maria Subia, Elida Valenzuela, Mary Ramirez, Wanda Cole, Sue Yates. Second Row: Martha Salazar, Verlinda Porras, Grace Gonzales, Carol Banda, Sharon Nelson, Cynthia McKenzie, Lana Brown, Beverly Lancaster, Elaine Stanley. Third Row: Dorothy Duncan, Mrs. Kit Moore, Judy Harrison, Barbara Harrison, Ann Newton, Jo Ann Gray, Katie Outlaw, Linda Moore, Marilyn McKenzie, Vicki Templeton. 1962 2.H.A. We Future Homemakers worked together to carry out the State Program of Work adapted for this year. This program included helping individuals realize their potential abilities; developing a better understanding of our family members;interpreting the value of Home Economics as a basic part of one’s total education; and promoting good will by getting to know our neighbors at home and abroad. We completed the following projects; sent Christmas cards to children instate Hospital; collected cancelled stamps for the children of Nor way--money from resale of the stamps is used in tuberculosis research--and constructed Texas flags to be given to rural school. Jayne Tittle Outstanding Home-Ec Student Sharon Sullivan Betty Crocker Home-Ec Award 141 Zkc Zumbleweed Zkc quick and easy way to keep informed Joyce Taylor Euda Lee Munsell The most effective way to learn is to learn by doing, and that is precisely what the staff of the Tumbleweed does. For theirs are the responsibilities of gathering, compiling, and publishing all news pertaining to F, S. H. S. and her students. This, they do under the guidance of Mr. Skylstad, whose efforts are geared to the production of America's future journalists. Audie Garcia Larry Skylstad, sponsor Armando Duran and Hank Brown STUDENT COUNCIL SPONSORS TALENT SHOW FLAG DESIGNING CONTEST UNDERWAY JUNIORS PRESENT THAT WONDERFUL SCHOOL YEAR F.S. HOSTS 17lh COMANCHE RELAYS BAND ATTENDS F.S.H.S. FAVORITES LAMESA FESTIVAL NAMED PANTHERS CAGERS SURPRISE EUNICE Linda Malm SOPHOMORES EXPOSE TEEN WORLD FSHS RECOGNIZES CONSTITUTION WEEK Kay Baker Cibrart Club The Library Club is an organization comprised of students who are interested in books and in reading. The members, known as library assistants, help Mrs. Ball--high school librarian--keep the library attractive, serve at the check out desk, shelve books, file newspaper clippings, take care of periodicals, and repair books and magazines. For these services the members receive 1 2 credit which does not apply toward graduation but does show on their transcript that they have a knowledge of the workings of a library. The local library club is affiliated with the Texas Teenage Library Association which met in Odessa this year. Several members, along with Mrs. Ball, attended this meeting at which they took part in work shops. James Whetstone was leader of the workshop on books dealing with religion and poetry. The state library meeting was held in San Angelo and was attended by Mike McAllister, District II President; Carol Call; Lois Ann Cox; and Vickie Templeton. These students won the right to attend this meeting on the basis of grades, of attendance of the club meetings, and of serving as library assistant for the entire year. Library assistants leave high school with a good knowledge of the proper handling of books and of the workings of any library. In short, library assistants should be well ahead of others entering college in that they are acquainted with that awesome college library rumored to be a necessary part of passing the freshman year's work. Mike McAllister, Cornelia Jones, Jeanne Patterson, Vickie Templeton, Carol Call, LaQuita Wood, Barbara Rogers, Terry Gilley, Mrs. Ball. SPANISH CLUB MEMBERS AND GUESTS ATTENDING CHRISTMAS PARTY: Front Row: Terry Gilley; Betsy Tyson; Earline Church; Mary Ann Maldinado; Danny Valenzuela, Mike Allen; Howard Tyson, Sponsor; Gay Hundley;Penny Owen. Second Row: Verlinda Porros; Paul Valenzuela; Helen Martinez, Gummy Urias; Sergio Carrillo; Dorothy Milan; Jerry Hilton. Third Row: Ralph Nunez; Jo Ann Nunez; Joel Villalba; Jesse Garza; Linda Carrasco; Mart Adams; Suzi Rowe; Richard Powell; Tanya Blair; Anne Salisbury; Brian Gilley; Bill Puckett; James Hayman. J.S.M.S. Spanish Club The promotion of friendship and cooperation with foreign nations is often stimulated by the internal attitude of the nations' peoples toward one another. Here in Fort Stockton, one of our community's major complements to this promotion of friendly foreign relations, is the Spanish Club. The members of the Spanish Club discuss, primarily, the different customs, dress, food, and ideas of most of the Spa nish -speaking people. Through these discussions, Mr. Tyson, the sponsor, hopes to encourage the study of Spanish and of the customs of our Latin American neighbors. 145 Editorial Staff Marjorie Johnson John Armistead Donnie Jones Assis-Editor Marsha Wilson Sam Pfiester 146 Again, this year, we tried to bring you a different and exciting yearbook. In order to do this, we staff members devoted Monday nights plus hours before and after school and on week ends to prepare this yearbook. Much of the responsibility was shouldered by editor Tori Tracy and sponsor Mrs. Johnson. The writers racked their brains for ideas which were used in writing the copy. The photographers, led by Eddie Pfiester, risked their necks trying to get those pictures. The business staff, headed by Mary Margaret Baker, pounded the streets diligently, prodding businessmen into buying advertising. However, we did have fun, too. We ate our fill at the annual Christmas party in Tori Tracy’s home, with co-hostess Marjorie Johnson. The autograph party, successful in the past, was held in August for distribution and signing of the yearbooks. Certainly the preparation of this yearbook was a tremendous task, but it was both educational and rewarding for all of us. 3 7 ( S' Sly MM V DuisijnnpY' fadex AT YOUR SERVICE AT ANY TIME! THE PECOS COUNTY STATE BANK OF FORT STOCKTON Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation We invite the students of Fort Stockton High to visit us often — we are in business to serve you, and we're never too rushed to have a friendly visit. We have observed with pleasure the progress of our high school school students in scholarship, sports, and all extra-curricular activities. We're proud of the job our schools are doing in building fine men and women of the future! 150 McFADDEN INSURANCE AGENCY Crop-Hail Automobile Dwelling Contents Life Ed 6-3318 Wayne McFadden Ed 6-3638 LOUISE EDWARDS Fashions for Milady 415 N. Main Ed 6-2441 Louise Edwards DR. OMER D. PRICE Optometrist 603 N. Main Ed 6-3662 MONTGOMERY WARD CATALOG STORE 121 N. Main Ed 6-3371 Dear ol' F S H S . .. . front FROM THE BAND OF GOLD TO THE SILVER BOLD . . . IT'S HAVING The favorite pastime of F. S. H. S. 117 North Main DON'S 66 SERVICE 601 East Dickinson Fort Stockton, Texas Ed 6-2643 HUCKABAY'S CLEANERS Approved Sanitone Service For Pick-up and Delivery 201 North Main Ed 6-2529 The FIRST NATIONAL BANK President — Tom Stovell CONGRATULATIONS TO THIS YEAR'S SENIORS! Fort Stockton, Texas 152 Member of F. D. I. C. COMPLIMENTS OF THE EX'S ASSOCIATION Officers: Mrs. A. B. Mitchell - President Mrs. Walter Scuddy - Secretary-Treasurer Mr. Billy Hodges - Vice-President THIS SENIOR SLEPT HIS WAY THROUGH SCHOOL. Association of Insurance Agents of Ft. Stockton FORT STOCKTON INS. AGENCY MITCHELL AND REEVES AGENCY FRED JONES AGENCY McFADDEN INS. AGENCY 153 CHILDER'S HUMBLE SERVICE STATION ATLAS Products 1309 W. Dickinson Blvd. Ed. 6-3517 Fort Stockton, Texas He must have a crush on her. PECOS THEATER PLANTERS GIN Co. Highway 290 Ed. 6-2721 Fort Stockton, Texas 154 N. WINKLER AND SONS GALLEMORE'S DRUG STORE JIM HUCKABY SERVICE STATION We're as near as your phone Call us first ED 6-3611 Drug Sundries — Hospital Supplies Fort Stockton, Texas Fort Stockton's Most Complete Department Store 50 Years of Quality and Service 112 North Main Phone ED 6-2552 310 W. Dickinson ED 6-2491 Eskimos at FHSH 155 SPRINGHIRST HOTEL in Downtown Fort Stockton TAYLOR'S RESTAURANT Howdyl Seniors YARBROUGH'S JEWELRY From The Silver Spoon To The Wedding In June Choose with core Give with pride Gifts of jewelry 411 N. Main (across from Safeway) SERVICE STATION 1202 W. Dickinson PECOS BIG BEND OIL COMPANY Office-1207 N. Main Fort Stockton, Texas Pancho Villa and his gangl CUNNINGHAM FURNITURE COMPANY Furniture Appliances Carpeting 4th Nelson Ed. 6-3160 Fort Stockton, Texas MUSIC NEWS- Radio KFST Progressive radio for progressive people 860 — on your dial 156 BAZE RADIO T.V. Sales Services Admiral Silvania T.V. General Electric Two-way Radio Ed. 6-2312 BURLEY LUMBER COMPANY Lumber and Building Materials Paint and Wall Paper Ranch Supplies STOCKTON PHARMACY Ed. 6-3346 Downtown Fort Stockton 111 N. Main Box 337 Ed. 6-3386 Gift Shop-Fountain— Cosmetics— FOR ANY REPAIR OR IMPROVEMENT ON YOUR ROD - TRY We'll always remember our all-weather chicken coops. L M CHEVROLET Fort Stockton's Chevrolet—Oldsmobile—Buick Dealer 157 WESTERN AUTO 206 N. Main Ft. Stockton, Texas Home owned and operated by H. H. Tracy, Jr. Ed. 6-3652 RANCHER'S WOOL MOHAIR ASSN. 101 E. Railroad Av. Ed 6-2332 THE FRANKLIN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY G. P. Crone, Special Representative Personal Insurance with Service 20116 North Main Ed 6-3440 DWIGHT C. JOHNSON REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE FARMER'S INSURANCE GROUP Box 715 616 W. Dickinson Ed 6-2309 MODERN MOTORS Paint and Body Shop—Auto Glass % mile west on highway 290 Dial Ed. 6-2432 Auto Paint Glass Supply Desk top. Mirrors shelves Fort Stockton, Texas Windy's Cleaners (Your Friendly Tailor) 109 W. Second 158 v ;r For Tires HILLGER TIRE COMPANY Tires—Tubes Farm Tires Batteries 1303 W. Dickinson West Highway 90 Ed 6 2382 The door to hard work stands open at all times. Compliments of your International Dealer LEM SMITH MACHINERY COMPANY Evelyn H. F. Gilley Owners 809 West Dickinson Blvd. How ladylike can a girl be? 159 CAMPBELL ELECTRIC FURNITURE BOATMAN'S GROCERY Hotpoint Appliances GE Air Conditioning Complete stock of home furnishings Open 7 days a week Boatman Building Give Double Thrift Stamps with every purchase. 623 N. Main When I went to school, I walked 20 miles — through the snowl ED 6-2621 LANNOM-WILLIAMS MOTORS 308 North Main ED 6-2341 Fort Stockton, Texas For Accessories WHITE AUTO Home of greater values 216 North Main Heck, I ain't no cowboy! Ed 6-2614 160 DAIRY MART West Highway 290 SILVER SADDLE LODGE Ed 6-2811 Be smart; Eat at the Dairy Mart. 801 E. Dickinson Blvd. Ed 6-3311 Whitey and Sara — ten demerits for parking in a restricted zone. BURTON-LINGO LUMBER COMPANY Building Material and Supplies Fort Stockton, Texas Call us day or night Ed 6-2342 THE MELODY SHOP Radio, television, phonograph repairs TEENAGERS This is the place to buy your favorite recordings. 908 W. Dickinson Ed 6-2761 A woman's work is never done. 161 EVAN'S FOODWAY 1001 West Dickinson Ed 6-3418 BEN FRANKLIN VARIETY STORE 5 10 PFIESTER MOTORS Dodge-Lancer Dodge Trucks Dodge Dart P.O. Box 5 Fort Stockton, Texas All this exercise .... makes me hungry! C. G. MORRISON VARIETY STORE 116 North Main VICTOR'S CONOCO STATION for FAST ROAD SERVICE Firestone tires batteries Pick up delivery S H Green Stamps Ed 6-8116 I hear there's a new gun slinger in town. FOR REAL ESTATE LOANS-COTTON LIFE INSURANCE IT'S CARL SMITH in Fort Stockton over 35 years Ed 6-3316 401 N. Main PIONEER Box 495 Fort Stockton Ed 6-2281 163 J. H. GREENHOUSE Good selection of blooming pot plants, bedding plants, shrubs, and trees. Ed 6-2659 501 North Colpitts Fort Stockton, Texas HOLLYS ALEXANDER CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Builder of Better Homes 600 Block of Dickinson Coach Carter must be heading for the teacher's lounge — again. CHRISTIAN'S CAFE EXCELLENT FOOD 710 W. Dickinson Blvd. Fort Stockton, Texas STOCKTON STANDARD SERVICE Setting the Standard for service in Stockton 1006 W. Dickinson Naughty, naughty! 164 POWELL BUTANE APPLIANCES on the Pecos Highway Serving Both Home Field BLACK'S DRUGS John Ed's — That Is on the highway John Ed Black — Your Prescription Druggist 700 West Dickinson Boulevard The home of the belt line. 165 COPE-BROWN LUMBER COMPANY TERRAZAS FURNITURE COMPANY Fort Stockton WEST PECOS HIGHWAY Ed 6-2340 106-108 N. Main Zenith Simmons Hoover Maytag An industrious student learning to sew? Ed 6-3122 STOCKTON AUTO PARTS Travis Smith Standard Replacement Parts ASHMORE'S GROCERY For All Food Needs Ed 6-3292 Ed 6-2582 Box 705 Fort Stockton, Texas THE WILD WEST IS BACK Fort Stockton, Texas 166 FORT STOCKTON IMPLEMENT William D. Duncan John Deere — Reynolds Scrapers and Goodyear Tires Batteries Autolite — Delco — Southland Fort Stockton, Texas a complete line of farm equipment FOR TUNE UPS WALLACE LUMBER THE PAINT MART FROM YOUR DAIRY MAID COMPANY Visit or Call us FRIENDLY 805 North Alamo Fort Stockton, For all your painting Texas RAINWATER MOTOR Fort Stockton, Texas For building remodeling needs. COMPANY needs WALLACE Plaza Hotel 800 N. Rooney Ed 6-3601 Leads Building 600 North Nelson Ed 6-3575 167 I II STOCKTON STEAM LAUNDRY Nothing to sell but service THE FLOWER SHOP To Get.... Flowers for all occasions Call ... ED 6-3702 CALL Phone ED 6-3661 Fifth Front St. Day or Night Eat, drink, and be merry at the cafeteria? 168 THOMPSON'S RESTAURANT LEWIS DRESS SHOP Ladies Misses G-l-F-T-S 107 North Main 1100 W. Dickinson Blvd. Not every school has a steeple on its shop building. ED 6-3651 Ft. Stockton, Texas The talent scouts will be after those boys. LLOYD'S MEN'S WEAR For the man in your life. LEWIS SHOE STORE The home of City Club-Velvet Step — Trios and Weatherbird Shoes. 417 Main St. 421 North Main ED 6-2587 — Free Parking - Ft. Stockton, Texas 169 DELUXE MOTEL Ed 6-2231 400 E. Dickinson Blvd. Fort Stockton, Texas PINA PINA GROCERY 204 W. Second St. Choice Fresh Processed Meats Fine Foods Open: 7 am to 9 pm Daily S H Green Stamps I wonder what her sales pitch is??? 170 Congratulations Graduates ... and best wishes to you in your future endeavors. Whether it’s college, the business world or homemaking, you can count on me to help you work better and live better . . . electrically! CITY HARDWARE Complete line of Hardware ED6-3751—Day ED6-2234—Night 207 North Main C. R. ANTHONY COMPANY Nationally Advertised Names 103 North Main ED 6-2361 Ft. Stockton, Texas Ft. Stockton, Texas Hellol Joe's Bar Grill!! They don't make garters like they used tol BERRY OIL BUTANE Phillips 66 Dealers Phone ED 6-3101 in Ft. Stockton, Texas 171 Acknowledgments MY THANKS TO THE INDUSTRIOUS MEMBERS OF THE PANTHER STAFF Mary Margaret Baker Business Manager Ad Sales - - $222 Layouts Advertising section Marjorie Johnson Assistant Editor Layouts Advertising section Winter Junior section Write-ups Sophomore FHA Choir Index Typist Eddie Pfiester Photography Editor Picutures National Honor Society Senior Day Athletics Class Officers Panther Staff Citizen of the Month Activities Administration Band Player's Club Student Council Howard Colson Photographer Activities Dances Spanish Club Athletics Choir Tumbleweed Citizen of the Month Golf Interscholastic League High School Bowl Carolyn Ligon Business Staff Ad Sales - - $254 Marilyn McKenzie Business Staff Ad Sales - - $224 Typist Penny Owen Business Staff Ad Sales - - $194 Typist Anne Salisbury Business Staff Ad Sales - - $226 Typist John Armistead Staff Artist Marsha Wilson Editorial Staff Layouts Fall Spring Write-ups National Honor Society Band Student Council Seniors Typist Donny Jones Editorial Staff Write-ups Freshmen David Robbins Photographer Athletics Sports Banquet Science Club Graduation Activities Band Citizen of the Month Panther Staff Typist Sam Pfiester Editorial Staff Write-ups Football Basketball Golf Volleyball Track Tennis Spanish Club John Wiley Staff Custodian Photographer Student Council Seniors Activities Dances Athletics Spanish Club FFA Player's Club Student Council Panther Staff Tumbleweed Citizen of the Month Class Favorites High School Bowl Interscholastic League Honor Banquet Write-ups Panther Staff Dennis McClure Photographer Class Officers Interscholastic League Baccalaureate FHA FFA Library Club Citizen of the Month Activities Dances Favorites High School Bowl Tori Tracy Editor Layouts Admistration Faculty Seniors Sophomores Freshmen Activities-Fall Who's Who Favorites Interscholastic League FHA FFA Tumbleweed Band Spanish Science Player's Club Choir Student Council Athletics National Honor Society Panther Staff Theme Write-ups Introduction Faculty Science Club Epilogue Captions Headings Mr. Matejowsky Mrs. Tracy Mrs. Johnson Mr. McAllister Mrs. Faulkenberry MY HEARTFELT APPRECIATION TO THE PANTHER STAFF TORI TRACY Epilogue The year has ended... seniors are starting a new life; juniors are preparing for their last year; sophomores are upperclassmen; freshmen are no longer slime. The year has brought many changes besides that of the students' status. With graduation high school life in this building has come to an end. The new Fort Stockton High School Building will soon be in use, giving all those linked with the school a new way of school life. But this year will linger on in the memories of all of us. And my most vivid memory will be of the help so generously given to me in connection with this book. You, the student body, have given me the encouragement so needed. You, the teachers, have given me the invaluable assistance without which this book would never have been accomplished. You, the Panther staff, who have weathered my temper tantrums with unwavering patience, have endeavored to do your jobs with the persistence and congeniality necessary to a group working together. You, Mrs. Johnson, have given me the assurance and backing for which I shall be eternally grateful. If in the years ahead you look with pleasant memories through this book and feel a happy nostalgia for old places and old friends, you will then be realizing somewhat the pleasure I have had this year in compiling these bits of times, places, and people of which our high school life has been made. Thank you from the bottom of my heart Tori Tracy Editor 174 Judex ADVERTISING Association of Insurance Agents... 153 Ashmore's Grocery... 166 Baze Radio TV... 157 Ben Franklin... 162 Berry Oil Butane... 171 Black’s Drugs... 165 Boatman's Grocery... 160 Burley Lumber Co... 157 Burton-Lingo Lumber Co... 161 Campbell Electric Co... 160 Carl Smith Insurance... 163 C. G. Morrison... 163 Childer's Humble... 154 Christian's Cafe... 164 City Hardware... j.71 Community Public Service... 170 Cope-Brown Lumber Co... 166 C. R. Anthony... 171 Cunningham Furniture... 156 Dairy Maid... 167 Dairy Mart... 161 Deluxe Motel... 170 Don's 66 Service... 152 Evan's Food way... 162 EX’s Association... 153 First National Bank... 152 Flower Shop... 169 Ft. Stockton Implement... 167 Franklin Life Insurance... 158 Gallemore's Drugs... 155 Havin's Jewelry... 152 Hillger Tire Co. ..159 Hollys Alexander Cons. Co... 164 Huckabay's Cleaners____152 J H Greenhouse... 164 Jim Huckaby Station... 155 Johnson Real Estate... 158 Lannom-Williams'... 160 L M Chevrolet... 157 Lem Smith Machinery... 159 Lewis Dress Shop... 169 Lewis Shoe Store... 170 Lloyd's Men's Wear. ..169 Louise Edwards... 151 McFadden Insurance... 151 Melody Shop... 161 Modern Motors... 158 Montgomery Ward... 151 N. Winkler Sons... 155 Omer D. Price... 151 Original Cafe... 168 Paint Mart... 168 Pecos County State Bank... 150 El Paso Dixie... 156 Terrazas... 166 Pecos Theater... 154 Pfiester Motors... 162 Planters Gin Co... 154 Pina Pina Grocery... 170 Powell Butane... 165 Radio KFST... 156 Rainwater Motor Co... 167 Rancher's Wool Mohair... 158 Silver Saddle... 161 Springhirst Hotel... 156 Stockton Auto Parts... 166 Stockton Pharmacy... 157 Stockton Standard Service... 164 Stockton Steam laundry... 168 Taylor's Restaurant... 156 Thompson's Restaurant... 169 Victor’s Conoco... 163 Wallace Lumber Co... 167 White Auto... 161 Windy’s Cleaners... 158 Yarbrough's Jewelry... 156 Western Auto. ..158 BOARD MEMBERS Broyles, Jake... 8 Hoffman, Dr. George... 8 Holstein, Raymond... 8 Pena, George... 8 Powell, Fish... 8 Robbins, Mrs. Phillip... 8 Thompson, Al... 8 FACULTY Ball, Mrs. Frances... 13.144 Barrow, Clay... 11,58, 89, 93 Buster, Mrs. Sallie... 10,118 Carter, Bob. ..11,89 Childers, Morris... 10,16 Coker, Floyd... 11,84 Counts, Paul... 10 Gilbert, Mrs. Mignon... 13,34 Judex Hall, Max,.. 9,48,121 Harral, Fred... 9, 48,121,138 Hayter, Mrs. Dora... 10, 94,119 Huckaby, James... 6 Jackson, A. D... 11 James, Mrs. Mary Ella... 11,96, 97 Johnson, Mrs. Winnie Mae... 10,146 Jordan, James... 13 Matejowsky, Frederic. ..10,119,120 Mayfield, Pat... 12 McAllister, Ken... 7 Moore, Mrs. Kit. ..12,140 Moring, Joe... 11,84, 90 O'Bannon, Don. ..12,136 Pollard, James... 12,135 Preston, Mrs. Ann... 11,120,121 Siler, Willie... 9, 34 Skylstad, Larry... 10,118,142 Tracy, Mrs. Doris... 10,16,118 Tyson, Howard... 10,145 Weddle, Mrs. Dorothy... 13 White, Dee David... 12,130 Zimmerman, Mrs. Alta...10,58 SENIORS Adams, Judi. ..18,78 Aaron, Ricky... 18, 78,133 Allen, Mike... 18, 71,79, 95.113,121.128,145 Armistead, John... 18, 70, 79,126,133,146 Baker, Kay... 18, 78,132,143 Barnard, CheryL.. 19, 78,124 Blair, Tanya... 19,69. 70, 79. 94,108,120,124,145 Brown, Hank... 19, 78,138,143 Carpenter, Terry... 16,19, 70, 79, 86, 94.112,114,120, 126,128,133 Carrillo, Sergio... 19, 78,145 Chafey, Dick... 20, 79,130 Conner, Ronney... 20, 73, 78, 84, 98, 99,100,101, 102,103 Cox, Lois... 20,72, 78 Crump, Bill... 17,20,78.126,133,172 Dominquez, Odilia... 20 Dulaney, Jimmy... 21,79 Dunn, Boley... 21 Duran, Armando. ..21,78, 91,143 Duran, Mary. ..21,78 Fincher, Sharon... 21,79,118,136,137 Gamboa, Rosa... 22,136 Garcia, Audie... 22, 79,142 Gonzales, Arturo... 22,79 Hale, Tom. ..22, 79,130 Hall, Clint... 22, 78 Hardy. Mike... 23, 78,121,133,138 Herrera, Bobby... 23, 79, 85 Hester, Bob... 23, 79,130 Hester, Bill... 23, 79,130 Hillin, Jean... 23,69, 73, 78, 94, 98.112,113,128,132 Hillin, Tom... 16. 24, 78, 85, 91 Hoffpauir, Charles... 24, 79 Holt, David... 24, 78, 84 Johnson, Connie... 24,79 Kelley, David... 24 Key, Ronald... 25, 79 Lannom, Tony... 25, 75, 78 Ligon, Carolyn... 16.25,69, 72, 79, 98,132,147 Malm, Linda... 25.69, 72, 78,136,143 Maxcey, Angela... 33, 78 McIntyre, Ken... 25, 78 McKenzie, Marilyn... 17,26,69, 75. 79.133,135,140,147 Miller, Sam. ..26,79 Munsell, Euda Lee... 26, 71,79,136,142 Nicks, Martha... 26.69, 70, 78, 94,111,113,114.126,132 Niemann, Ron... 26, 78, 94,133,143 Nunez, Mary Ann... 27, 79,113,119,142 Omilian, Mary. ..27,79 Peeples, Howard... 27, 78.118,132,135,137 Pfiester, Eddie... 27, 70, 79,108,113,119,124,128,132, 135,147 Powell, Richard... 27, 78,86,130,145 Pruitt, Eddie. ..28,73,75,79, 90 Puckett, Milton... 28 Ramirez, Virginia... 28,69, 78,133,135 Ramos. Melba... 28,78 Ray, Ronnie... 28, 78, 95,132 Renteria, Ector... 29, 78 Rodriquez, Evangelina... 29, 79, 96,143 Rowe, Suzie... 29,68, 69, 79, 86.124,132,137,145 Salcido, Alice. ..29, 78,136 Sanders. Carol... 29, 79, 96, 97,110 Smetak, Frank... 30. 78 Smith, Jerry... 30, 79, 86,133 Stone, Georgia... 30, 75, 79, 94,126 Stout, Johnny... 30, 78 Subia, Amelia. ..30,78,132 Sullivan, Sharon... 31,79 Taylor, Joyce... 31,78,142 Ten Eych, Ray... 31,78 Tracy, Tori... 31,78,113,128,132,136,146 Turner, Trenis... 31 176 Judex Urias, Tony... 32 Walker, Bunny... 32, 79,113,120,124 Valenzuela, Daniel... 32. 72, 78, 85. 98. 99,100,101,102. 103,145 Vickrey, Elizabeth... 32,69, 78,112,113,114,116,117, 124,128,132,134,137,138 Whetstone, James... 32, 79,100,133,138 Wilson, Marsha... 33.69,78,113,124,128,132,134, 135,146 Wynn, Marvin... 33 JUNIORS Acosta, Manuela... 36 Almendarez, Jesus... 36 Alvarez, Mary Lou... 36 Arcides, Raymond... 36 Averitt, Carolyn... 36 Baker, Mary Margaret... 36, 72,120,126,128,133, 137,146 Baker, David... 36.85 Ball, Rusty. ..36,100,133 Banda, Priscilla... 37, 96 Barnes, Sharon... 37 Beene, Janice... 37,132 Bean, Darlene... 37,136 Bowers, Don. ..37,133 Brown, Bob... 37 Bueno, Ish... 37, 75, 85, 90,110 Carney, Jack... 37 Carney, Ronda... 38 Carrillo, Yolando... 38,140 Carroll, Chris...38 Carter, Vickie... 38, 73, 75. 98.109,120.128,132,137 Casas, Henry... 38 Clements, Barbara... 38,136 Conger, James... 38,130 Cox, Jane... 38 Crane, Jeanne... 39,128 Cunningham, Lee... 39 Duncan, Dorothy... 39,140 Dunn, Brenda... 39,71 Foster, Richard... 39, 87, 98,101,118 Foster, Ronny... 39, 73, 93,101 Franks, Shirley... 37 Garcia. M. J... 39 Gomez, Joe... 40 Griffith, Zoe Ann... 34.40, 73, 96, 97.128 Hardy, Beverley... 40,132 Harrison, Barbara... 40,132 Hill, Mike. ..40,130 Hinson, Sue... 40, 94,136 Hoffpauir, Eva Lynn... 40 Holguin, Amelia. ..40, 96 Howard, Emmett. ..41,100 Jenkinson, Dick... 41 Johnson, Marjorie... 41,70,115,121,119,128,133, 136,146 Lauterbach, Buddy... 41, 88 Luce, Buddy... 34.41,75. 84, 91,100,101,102 Maddux, Kenneth... 41 McFadden, Carroll... 41,118,132 McGuairt, Jerry... 41 McKenzie, Barbara... 42,136 McKenzie, Dean... 42 Medina, Esther...43 Mesa, Frank. ..43 Miller, Rozan... 42 Moore, Monty... 42, 86, 93,104 Moore, Itoger. ..42 Moxley, Martha... 42 Newton, Ann. ..43,132,140 Nieto, Frank... 43 Oswalt, Chuck... 34,43, 70, 87. 94,109,119,126,128, 132.138 Owen, Penny... 43. 94,121,130,132,147 Pena, Ida... 43 Pfiester, Sam... 43, 70, 93.115,116,118,119,128.132, 132,146 Pina, Tina... 43,132 Porter, Mary... 43, 96, 97 Powell, Jan... 44 Price, Aubrey... 44 Price, Donald... 44 Purl, Gracelia... 44 Qiintela, Domingo... 44 Quintela, Enriqueta... 44,136 Reeves, Geroge. ..44,88 Roberts, Judith... 34,44, 75 Rodriquez, Armando... 45, 91 Salisbury, Anne... 45,121,128,133,145,147 Sanchez, Eleno... 45,130 Sanchez, Olga... 45, 96 Schroeder, Steve... 45,86, 91, 98,101 Shugart, Jackie... 45,132,134 Sleeper, Margaret... 45 Sosa, Elodia... 45, 96 Strong, Stretch... 45, 93,101 Taylor, Butch... 46,133 Taylor, Sammy. ..46 177 Judex Ten Eych, Stan... 47 Tittle, Jayne... 46, 96, 97 Urias, Jimmy... 46,130 Urias, Lydia... 46 Urias. 01L..46 Velasquez, Adelaida... 46 Velasquez, Emma... 46 Vickrey, Gaye... 47,126,128,132,134 Walker, Joe Ben... 47, 72,120,126,128,132 Ward, Wiley... 47 Whittenburg, Dub... 47,88,132 Whitworth, Pat. ..47,136 Williams, Mike... 47,130 Wilson, Polly Sue... 47 SOPHOMORES Allen, Eddie... 50,133 Almodova, Daniel...50 Almond, Dorothy... 48, 50, 75 Bartlett, Sandy... 48, 50, 73,126,137,138 Bastian, Tommy... 50, 73, 89,100,118,120,121,126, 133,139 Bell, Preston... 50 Berry, Richard... 50, 87 Blaydes, Rod... 50, 75, 93,120,133 Brown, Jim... 50 Brown, Lana... 50,136,140 Buenger, Jan... 50, 75,132 Bueno, Arnulfo... 50 Burleson, Sheila... 50 Carrillo, Eliseo... 51,87, 98,100,101, 130 Carrillo, Juan. ..51,130 Carrillo, Eloy... 51,100,101 Castor. Jimmie... 51 Chavarria, Anita... 51 Chavarria, Connie... 51 Chavarria, Greg. ..51,133 Cope, Eddie... 51 Cordero, Robert... 51 Crownover, Charles... 51 Cunningham, Terry... 49, 51,71, 89,100,132 Danielson, Nancy... 51,72,121,133,134 Davis, Jimmy... 51,89, 93 Davis, Joe... 52 Davis, Ruthie... 52 Dominguez, Adela... 52 Dominguez, Johnny... 52,130 Dominguez, Mary Lou... 52 Duran, Sam... 52 Dutchover, Frances... 52 Dutchover, Mary... 52 Fletcher, Donald... 52 Flood, Gaylord... 52,130 Flores, Connie... 52,73,118,132 Franco, Tony... 52, 75,118,138 Franks, Judy... 49, 52,136,164 Garcia, Pete... 52,130 Garza, Jesse... 53, 93,130,145 Gonzales, Eva... 53 Gonzales, Maria... 53 Gonzales, Senaida... 53 Gray, Jo Ann... 53,136,140 Hammond, Leroy... 53 Hearn, Larry. ..53,89 Holguin. Eddie. ..53 Howell, William... 53 Huffman, Dianna... 53,136 Jones, Donny. ..53,146 Lafitte, Lynnie... 54 Lauterbach, Sharolyn... 132,54 Lawson, Judy... 54,132 Lee, Cody. ..130 Lethco, Ira,.. 54 Lewis, Linda... 54,126,136 Luce, Larry... 54 Lujan, Adele... 54 Martinez, Joe... 54. 93,130 McAllister, Mike... 54, 70,89. 93,104,144 McGuairt, Pat... 54 Mclnture, Maudie... 54,136 McKenzie, Cynthia... 140 McKenzie, Rex. ..55, 93 Milan, Dorothy... 55,136,145 Morrow, Marsha... 55, 96 Nieto, Elida... 55 Nunez, Jo Annn... 55,136,145 Oswalt, Chip... 48,55. 70, 87. 93,104,115,133 Patterson, Susan... 55,136 Pearson, Paula... 55 Ramirez, Fred... 55,130 Ramirez, Jesse... 55,133 Rankin, Sharon... 55,132 Resley, George... 55, 75,101,133 Richardson, Ann... 55,75 Rivera, Olivia... 55 Robbins, David... 56, 93,147 Ruiz, Noe... 56 Sanders, Permelia... 56 San Miguel, Vickie.. 56 178 Judex Sarabia, Johnny... 56, 88, 90,130 Smetak, Margie... 56 Smith, Karen... 56, 70,121,126,132,134 Sosa, Mary Ann... 56 Stanley, David. ..56,130 Subia, Maria... 56,140 Sullivan, Glenda.. 56 Sullivan, Redgy... 56,130 Taylor, Hank... 56 Thames, Ted. ..56 Towns, Bobby. ..56,89 Tyson, Betsy... 56, 71,136,145 Urias, Joe... 56 Valenzuela, Daniel, Jr. ..56,130 Valenzuela, Elidia... 56,140 Valenzuela, Juan___56, 93 Valenzuela, Romelia... 56, 96 Vasquez, Raul... 56, 90,101 Vasquez, Robert... 56 Velasquez, Yolanda... 56, 96, 97 Weddle, Carl. ..56 Wells, Johnny... 89,130 Welty, Ernest... 56 White, Marvin... 56,130,132 Wilmeth, Joe... 56,87, 91 Yarbrough, Ronald... 104 Jones, Ross... 54, 71,88, 93 FRESHMEN Acosta, Amada... 60 Acosta, Joe. ..60,130 Acosta, Pablo. ..60 Allen, Eddie... 60 Allen, Gary. .60,155 Alonzo, Sebastina... 60 Alvarez, Joe... 60 Anderson, Jerry... 60 Arcides, Socorro... 60 Atkinson, David... 60, 89, 93,132 Baker, Anne... 60, 73,132 Banda, Carol... 60,140 Bean, Mary... 60 Beard, Rebecca... 60,136 Bennett, Donnie... 60,133 Bowers, Billie... 60,132 Brown, Mike... 60, 89,132 Bullock, Sara... 60,70,112,104,115,117,132 Bounds, Dale. ..60,89 Burgess, Melinda... 60 Butz, Brenda... 60, 72,58,132 Call, Carol... 60, 70, 96 , 97,144 Carrasco, Amada... 60 Carrasco, Linda... 60 Chavarria, Delores... 60,136 Chavez, Ben. ..60,130 Church, Earline... 60,133,145 Claver, Bert... 60,130 Cole, Wanda... 61,140 Colson, Howard... 61, 75,104,116,133,147 Conner, Cynthia... 61,75,126,133 Cooke, David... 61,133 Crownover, Cherry... 61 Crump, Cleone... 61,136 Davenport, Jimmy... 61,90 Davis, Carolyn... 61,140 Davis, Sharon... 61 DeMoville, Pecos... 61,130 Eason, Suzi... 61,126,133,137 Escareno, Adan... 61 Fabela, Johnny... 61 Franco, Noe... 61,89, 93 Franco, Raymond... 61 Fugate, Marilyn. ..61 Gallemore, George. ..61,130 Galloway, Tommy... 61,89, 93,104 Garcia, Virginia... 58,61,136 Garvin, Donna... 61 Gilley, Terry. ..61,104.133.144,145 Glenn, Philip... 61,71.89,130 Goff, Michael... 61 Gonzales, Elodia... 61 Gonzales, Enriqueta... 61 Gonzales, Grace... 61,140 Gonzales, Joe. ..61,130 Gonzales, Oscar... 62,130 Green, Sammy... 62 Hall, Diana... 62.136 Hall, Guy. ..62. 70,89, 93,104 Hallford, Currie... 62.133 Hand, Mary Ann... 62,132 Hardy, Trisha... 62,132 Harral, Linda... 62,70 Harrison, Judy... 62,140 Hayman, James... 62,130,145 Herndon, Rucelle... 62 Hillin, Kathy. ..62, 71,132 Holstein, Collin... 62,130 Johnson, Barbara... 62,136 Judex Johnson, Jerry... 62 Jones, Cornelia... 62,133,144 Kelley, Phyllis... 62,132 Kness, Larry... 62,130 Lancaster, Beverly... 62,140 Hundley, Gay... 62, 73,130,136 Lannom, Don... 62,130,133 Lannom, Johnny... 62,130 Levario, Manuel... 62 Lewis, Linda Kay... 62,136 Lopez, Dario... 62 Lopez, Estefana... 62 Maddry, Cecilia... 58,62,126,136 Magness, Lou Ann... 62 Malm, Katy... 63,136 Martinez, Helen... 63, 97,145 Martinez, Joe P... 63, 89,130 Martinez, Manuel... 63,130 Mayers, Jimmie... 63,130 McAuley, Mona... 63, 97,136 McCallister, Billy... 63, 73, 93,133 McClure, Dennis... 63, 72,126,133,147 McFadden, Wayne... 63, 89, 95.133 Mejia, Adar... 63 Moore, Linda... 63,136,140 Moreland, Jodye... 63 Nelson, Sharon... 63,140 Nunez, Ralph... 63, 89,145 Nunez, Beni... 63 Odom, Letty... 63 Ortiz, Edward... 63,130 Outlaw, Katie... 63, 70,136,140 Parker, Sammye... 59,63,136 Parks, Gwen... 63,133 Patterson, Celia Jo... 63 Patterson, Jeanne... 63,144 Pina, George... 63,130 Pool, Clovia... 63, 89 Porras, Verlinda... 63,132,140,145 Porter, Judy... 63, 97 Puckett, Bill... 63,130,145 Quarles, Ann. ..63,136 Quintela, Joel... 64,130 Ramirez, Elodia... 64 Ramirez, Mary... 64, 97,140 Rich, Diana... 64 Riggs, Donald... 64,130 Rivera, Oscar... 64,132 Robertson, Bob... 64 Rogers, Barbara... 64,144 Salazar, Martha... 64, 96, 97,140 Salazar, Salvador... 64, 89, 93 Salinas, Johnny... 64,130 Salmon, Mary... 64, 97 Sanchez, Erlinda... 64,132 Sanders, Johnnie... 64 Sanders, Larry... 64 Sellars, Susan... 64,132 Shanklin, Frances... 64 Shugart, Jerry... 64, 89, 93,133 Skelton, Lanny... 64,130 Smith, Gary. ..64 Snoddy, Richard... 64, 59, 89, 75 Stanley, Elaine... 64,140 Strong, Linda... 64,132 Subia, Jesus... 64 Ta varez, Frances... 64 Templeton, Vickie... 64,132,140,144 Tierce, Jan. ..64,133 Tilton, Alice.. .65,132 Townsend, Billy... 65,130,136 Ureta, Frank... 65, 90 Urias, Gummy... 65,145 Valenzuela, Hope... 65,136 Valenzuela, Joe... 65 Valenzuela, Paul... 65,130,145 Valenzuela, Ray... 65,130,133 Valles, Jesuita... 65 Van Volkinburg, Frankie... 65 Vannoy, Gary... 65, 70, 89, 93,126,133 Velasquez, Gerado... 65, 89, 93 Vick, Patty. ..65 Vilalba, Manuel... 65,130,145 Walker, Benny... 65 Walker, Edna... 65,136 Walker, James... 65,118,132 Walters, Mike... 65, 89,133 Wallace, Betty Jo... 65 Weatherby, Gwen... 65 Wiley, John. ..65,70,104,132,147 Williams, Pat. ..65,113 Wilson, Bruce... 65,130 Wilson, Charlotte... 65 Wood, LaQuita... 65,149 Yates, Sue... 65,140 Ybarra, Natividad... 65,130 Ziegler, Stephen... 65 Smith, Mitchell. ..69 180 i