Grand Prairie High School - Geep Yearbook (Grand Prairie, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 312 of the 1964 volume:

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AQ4 J 3 P 1 .N A H, use-un ,MAA ,,, an aaa Although your stay Ln GPHS ts short You have absorbed knowledge and a better understandtng D 0 lt e and how to deal wtth tts problems W e the staff feel that thts book ts an actual account o Your school days Ln GEEP HIGH To the best o our abtltty we have comptled thts Annual Ln the hope that In uture years you may look back and recall Your well spent days tn Grand Prame Htgh School 1964 GEEP Staff 'S' 500 ff .. n U . . f 1 ..7. 0 . . t Q ,O 'LD vs x Qc, Q67 1 964 GEEP Grcinci Prairie High School Grand Prairie, Texas Twenty-second Edition F f E 2 i e s P i I i 1 5 i ' x I I s 1 5 f a l i 2 W nnws F4 W ' is ,' 1 1 Us gsf, 0 , -2 ' -f ' Q9 ' N - , L Q ' Q V ' AL f' . 4 R L, ., ,QL4 Y 1 t ,A , : ,fs K. w 2 Mk X ' A , m -V x ' . A V A gg Q , 1 In 4gM.,Vyk x 1.5, , we X, Y - 5 ., 9 , V' lfw, X , ' Q4 A . 4 I . 31, 4 g . ' . 4 .- 213 X 2 ' Q L Q , FGM N- M P- ' ,, A 1 LK a, ff - ,, M. 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DURHAM B.S., East Texas State College MR. TRAVIS RHODES B.S., Southern Westerng M.A., Oklahoma State University I8 CHEMISTRY MR. HAROLD H. COE BS., Texas A8zM PHYSICS MR. FRED BOSHERS B.S., North Texas State University ELECTRONICS MR. DORMAN PATTON Texas A8119 Texas A8zMg B.S., Physics GEOMETRY MRS. MARY BELLE HENDRIX B.S. and M.E., East Texas State College MRS. W. K. TRAMMELL B.M., Southern Methodist Universityg M.E., East Texas State College TRIGONOMETRY MR. GLEN N. FLEWHARTY B.S. and M.S., East Texas State College ALGEBRA MR W R GRAHAM B.A., Baylor Un1vers1ty MRS. EVELYN C. CARLETTI B.S. and M.A., Southeastern State College, Okla homa University, and T.W.U. SENIOR ENGLISH Miss ELLEN RAE ROY1: B.A. and M.A., North Texas State Collegeg Texas Christian University MRS. FLORINE HOWARD B.S. and M.E., East Texas State College JUNIOR ENGLISH MRS. MOZELLE SCHWEER B.A. and M.A., North Texas State Collegeg Austin College MRS. JANICE KIKER B.A., East Texas State College MRS. MAXINE BODINE B.A., Mary Hardin Baylor University MRS. ANNE WEAR B.A. and M.A., Texas Woman's University SOPHOMORE ENGLISH MRS. FLORA O'KELLY B.S., Texas Wesleyan College MRS. MERLE BRUNDAGE B.A., Baylor University and North Texas State University MRS. VARINA HIGHT B.A., Union College BOOKKEEPING MR. GENE HEAD B.S. and M.E., East Texas State College TYPIN G Miss DONNA HOLMES B.S., Abilene Christian College MRS. MARY JANE FRAZIER B.S., Texas Woman's University MISS SHARON HALL B.S., East Texas State College MRS. LOUDENE MACKEY B.S., Texas WOman's University OWNED -- ENT1 ff SHORTHAND MRS. RUTH POWELL B.S. and M.S., Arkansas State Teachers College University of Arkansasg Columbia University tm ww :jmxiwl Y W ...,. ff? Mmwm CHOIR MR. EARL TOM KEEL B.M., M.M.E., North Texas State University BAND MR. CHARLES H. VICK B.M., M.M., North Texas State University COMMERCIAL MATH MR. TOM SAWYER B.S., Texas A8zMg M.S., North Texas State University 'MISS SUE KEY B.S., Texas Tech LATIN MRS. CAROL CANTRELL B.A., Baylor University MRS. KAY M. MAXWELL B.S., Memphis State University FRENCH MRS. JANE FRENCH B.A., East Texas State College SPANISH MRS. GRACE R. PARTAIN B.A., Baylor University MRS. MATTIE LEE BENSKIN B.A., MA., Southwest Texas Stat T.C.U. MISS NAOMI LACEY BA., East Texas State University e College AMERICAN HISTORY MR. HOLLIS JOHNSON B.A., Southwestern University MR. AMOS S. TURNER B.A., M.H.P.E.R., Trinity Universityg North Texas University MR. THERON M. JONES B.A., M.A., East Texas State Collegeg Peabody University 4 WORLD HISTORY MR. RAYMOND HILL B.S., M.A., East Texas State GOVERNMENT Mlss MARIE MCMAHAN B.A., North Texas State University MR. ROSCOE N. SANDLIN B.A., M.A., University of Texas HEALTH AND SAFETY MR. JOHN HAMBERGER B.S., Southern Methodist University PHYSICAL EDUCATION MRS. BILLIE HILL B.S., Texas Christian University MISS MARGUERITE WOOD B.S., S.M.U.g Texas Techg University of Mis- souri Valley College X. PHYSICAL EDUCATION MR. DAVID F. EASTERLING B.S., Texas Christian University MR. MERLIN LONDON B.S. and M.S., Oklahoma State University MECHANICAL DRAWING MR. JOHN LOGAN B.S., M.A., East Texas State College DRIVER TRAINING MR. MAX WHITLEY B.S., M.Ed., Sam Houston State College SHOP MR. CHARLES R. FLIPPO B.S., East Texas State College MR. CARL WIMS B.S., North Texas State University SPEECH MRS. DOROTHY ALLEN B.S., North Texas State University MRS. FRANCES SULLIVAN B.A., Trinity University ART MRS. WANDA M. BAKER B.S., Fine Arts, Texas Woman's University is X9 gf LIBRARY MISS LOUISE THAXTON M. Lib. Sci., Texas Women's University MISS INA BETH THOMPSON B.S., North Texas State University DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION MR. A. P. WRIGHT B.S., East Texas State Collegeg M.S., North Texas State College 28 HOMEMAKING Mas. ERNESTINE E. HODSON B.S., North Texas State University MRS. BILLIE CAMPBELL M.S., East Texas State College MRS. JANE MCLEAN B.S., East Texas State College I.C.T. MR. HAYDEN MCDANIEL B.S. and M,Ed., Southwest Texas State College CAFETERIA STAFF S T A N D I N G: WESTMORELAND, DOWDY, REDDING, PEED, SMOL- LACK, WHITE, SANDLIN. SEATED- SCHROEDER, WILLIAMS, MQMILLEN REDDICK, SPARKMAN, SCHEPPLER. lasses E l v Senior Class of 1964 JANICE ADAMS JOHNNIE ALBRITTON HELEN LOUISE FHA 61-643 FBLA 03-64: Miss Flame ANDERSON FBLA 61-625 Spanish Club 61-635 FHA 62-635 Tcachefs Assistant 63-61. ANITA ANDREOTTA FSA 62-633 FHA 63-613 Stardusters 61-62. JOHN RILEY ATCHLEY B -Team Football 61: A -Team Football Q2-633 Vice-Pres. Spanish Club 63-645 Track 62-64: JCL 61-62. E E E f E 3 E H ?' E THOMAS GENE ANDREWS MERLE ARNOLD PEARL ARNOLD A Cappella Choir 61-625 CBPETS 61-62: Teacher? Assistant 62-633 FHA 61-6-lg FH-'X 51-54: FBLA 62-645 Teach- DE 62-63, Sergeant-at-Arms 63, Entertain- FBLA 62-645Foot1ighter563-64, er's Assistant 63-643 Library As- meut Comm. 63. sislant 61-633 Library Reporter 61- As school begins Senior status symbols arrive. gum 625 Footligliters 63-6-I, LEE ANN AYARS Stardusters 61-625 Spanish Club 61-63 5 Tcacher's Assistant 62-64 5 Future Homemakers 62-64, Home- making Class Chairman 63-64, 1st Vice-Pres. 63-645 Future Secre- taries, Pres, 63-645 Student Coun- cil Alt. Rep. 61-62. Seniors LENNY ATHENS A -Team Football Mgr. 61-635 Student Council 63-645 Spanish Club 62-645 Teacher's Assistant 61-64. SAMMIE AUSMUS Soph. Class Officer 61-625 Soph. Home coming Attendant 61-625 Soph. Prom At tendant 61-62' Student Council Rep. 61 625 Spanish Club 61-635 FBLA 62-63 VIC-180 Sweetheart' Choraliers- Teach er's Assistant ' Cheerleader 63-61 ROCKY BAILEY Band 61-64-5 Stage Band 61-643 Caper's Orchestra 61-645 Band His- torian 62-635 Band Captain 63-645 'Band Vice-Pres. 63-645 JCL 61-645 Mu Alpha Theta 62-64. 34 MARK BABINA A -Team Football 61-635 A -Team Basketball 61-635 A -Team Baseball 61- 635 Spanish Club 625 Sr. Favorite, Most Typical. DOROTHY BACSIK FBLA 60-61' JCL 62-64- Tcacher's Assist ant 63-64. MARTHA AVERY ED BAGGETT Dxstributlve Education Club Il 63 Distrlbutlve Education Club 6162 Our foreign exchange student Maria receives an official welcome. , . i , , ' E 1 3 2 5 2 l t 5 S - t 3 5 i 1 Q Q , . ' - I I - ' 5 . t I l l I 1 1 4 GENE BAKER Tennis 61-623 Spanish Club 61-633 FBLA 63-61. Seniors WANDA JOYCE BAMBURG MARIA DE LA PAQ BARTHABURU A Czuupvlln Choir Sweetheart 613 Teen Tone 63-613 FOREIGN EX- CHANGE STUDENT ARGENTINA 63-613 Capers 6-13 Student Coun- ril 63-613 Spanish Club 633 Youth for Traffic Snfvlv 63-63. BARTON Senior Favorite. Most Typical: Senior Homecoming Att. 6-13 Key Club Sweet- heart 6-1: As. Editor Ceep 613 Yiee- Prcs. L1-s Bc-aux Arts 63: Senior Planning Comm. Capers 6l-633 Choraliers 623 Quill and Scroll 63-61g Prom Comm. 623 Span- ish Club 62-63. RONNIE BARKLEY A -Tcani Football 63: Student Council 62-63: Track 62-613 Sports Editor, Prairie Dog Slaff3 Quill and Scroll 63-61. JETER BA SDEN National Honor Society 63-613 National Honor Society Treasurer 63: A Cappella Choir 61-613 Region 10 Choir 6l'6l1 Gecp High Capers 62-61: Teen Tones 63- 643 Prairicinen 62-633 Key Club Pres. 643 Key Club See. 623 Blu Alpha Theta 62-63. CS. Students scurry to class- ROY BEAVER HB -Tczuu I-'oolbnll 6l-623 A - Tenm Truck 61-623 Tennis 633 Spanish Club: Choraliers 61-62: A Cappella Choir 62-613 Prairie- nu-n 6l-623 Capers 61-613 Teen Tones 63: 'l'vnClivr'5 Assistant 63- 61. DON BENTON Sergeant-at-Arms in VIC3 ICT 62 633 Coin Club 63-613 Art .Club 61-623 Spanish Club 61-62. PENE BISHOP JCL 61-64, Reporter 63-645 Les Bcaux Arts 61-645 Tcacher's As- sistant 62-64. eniors LARRY BERLEY Teachcr's Assistant 62-63. JOAN BERRYHILL FHA 63-61-5 FTA 61-645 FTA Parl. 62- 635 Spanish Club 61-635 Slardustcr's 61- 625 Teacher's Assistant 62-61. JllVllVlY BESHEARS Grad. Usher 635 Baseball 62-64. H W BOB BLANTON Elect onics V-Pres. 62-63: E100- 63-64g Choraliers 61-62: l' Treas. Stage Crew 625 Track 62-645 JCL 61-625 Elec, Teacher's Assistant 63-61. JERRY BLACKBURN Spanish Club 61-625 Art Club 62-635645 Stage Crew 62 -64. CHERYL BLANKENSHIP F.S.A. 62-645 F.S.A. 61-625 F.B.L.A. 62-635 Stardusters 61-625 Teacher Assistant 63-64 PAT BLANKEN SHIP Homecoming Att, 61-62: Soph. Fa- vorite: Jr. Favoriteg Prom. Att. 61- 625 Soph. Class Officer 61-62: Cheer- leader 63-645 Nov. Girl of Month 635 V-Pres. FSA 62-63, Sec. 63-645 FHA 63-61. Coach Rhodes, our new head coach, is presented to the students. KELLY BLOMDAHL Transfer from Justin F. Kimball. LYNETTE BOROFF A Cappella Choir Sec.-Treas. 63-64 A Cappella Choir 62-6-lg Capers 63 61g National llonor Society 62-6-1 Frcnvh Club Class Representative 63 61: Blu Alpha Theta 62-63: Thurs day Nlnrningg Meditation Comm. Cl 'r n' n 6'3 61' FTA 6 63' Dcle mi 1 a .- , , -- , gate In Dist. Sportsmanship Conven- tion 6LZg Office Assistant 63-61. QTUOTS CHARLES BLOMQUIST DON BOOKER A -Team Baseball 62-61: Mu Alpha Tcaclic-r's Assistant 62-63. Theia 63-6-lg Band 61-63. 1 5 JANETTE BRICE Choraleers 61-625 A Cappella Choir 62- 645 Ccep High Capers 61-615 All-Region Choir 62-61g 'll-en Tones 63-615 Spanish Club 61-633 FTA 61-623 FHA 61-62: FBLA 63-6-1: Student Council Alt. 63-64: Spanish Club Rep. 61-623 'I'eacher's As- sistant 63-61. SHIRLEY BOWEN 1 W 'W Q.. , vis- Mi, -iw' ,guy ' f 365 ' wi I Gophers, Gophers everywhere 1 JUNE BROOKS Star-lusters 61-62: Teen Tones 63- 61: A Cappella Choir 63-61g FSA 62-6-lg FBLA 61-623 Tennis 61-62. I l DENNIS BROWN Band 61-62, Master Sgt. 62-63 First Sgt. 62-63, Second Lt. 62-63 37 MIKE BURTON A Cappella Choir 63-643 Capers 61-643 Pres. JCL 62-633 Prairie- men 633 All Region Choir 63-643 Pres. Judo Club 63-6-4: Student Council 61-621 Teen Tones 63- 643 Tcachcr's Assistant 64. eniors SHIRLEY JEAN BROWN Footligllters 61-623 JCL 61-633 FTA 62- 643 Capers Orchestra 62-643 Gopher Band 61-643 Band Librarian 63-643' All Region Red Banrl 62-61. BETTY BUCHANAN JERRY BURN ETT ROBERT BRUMMITT Les Bcaux Arts 62-633 President Art Club 64. TOMMY BURSEEN A -Team Baseball 61-64: Treasurer JCL 62-633 Student Council Alter- nate 62-633 Golf Team 62-643 Sen- ior Representative Key Club 63-64. MW 9 s STEVE BUSH Prairie Dog Staff 63-643 Capers Stage Crew 61-623 Les Beaux Alits 61-63. JAMES CALDWELL Band 61-643 Spanish Club Chess Club 61-62g Tcacl1er's ant. May I help you? CLAUDETTE CAMBRON Touche-r's Assistant 63-615 FSA 63- 6-15 FBLA 63-615 FHA 62-615 Star- dusters 61-625 Spanish Club 61-62. Seniors PAULETTE CAMBRON FHA 62-6-11 FBLA 63-615 Stnrduslcrs 61- 625 Spanish Club 61-625 Teacher's Assist- ant 63-61: FHA Room Chairman 63-6-1. DANA LEE CAMPBELL Band 61-615 Stage Bnml 62-615 Capers Orchestra 61-645 Band Officer 63-6-15 Art Club: NHRA. CHARLES CANTRELL Teachers Assistant 62-64. an - SANDRA CAPPS Spanish Club: Stardnsters 61-62. RICHARD CARBONI Mu Alpha Theta 63-615 History Club 63-6-1. Lower classmen elect Jan McCormick and Dan Chilton Most Friendly Girl and Boy. Chuck Recldick presents awards at the Howdy Dance. DALE ANN CARRELL National Honor Society 63-6-15 Quill anal Scroll 63-615 A Cap- pella Choir 62-6-15 Teen Tones 63-6-15 FHA Tre-as. 62-635 Prairie Dog Staff 62-635 French Club 63- 6-15 Prom Comm. 63: Senior Plan- ning Comm. 63-6-1. ANDREA LOUISE CARTER FHA 61-645 FHA Sth Pres.: DE I 63-645 Spanish Club 61-63: Teacher's Assistant 62-635 Quill and Scroll 63-645 Prom Comm. 62- 635 Prairie Dog Staff 62-635 FHA Class Chair. 63-64. 39 GLENDA CHAFF IN Teachcr's Assistant 63-64. eniors GRADY THOMAS CARTER BILL CASTER FBLA 63-643 Spanish Club 61-63: Li- JCL 61-62: A -Team Football 61-63: All brary Assistant 62-633 Library Club 62- District Honorable Mention 63: Devotional 63: Semi-m f'.-mv..-:1 Al- m an f' - -4- Y MARY CAUDLE Slardustcrs 61-62g FHA 61-63: FBLA 63-645 Teachcr's Assistant 63-64. JIMMY CHAMBERS Track Manager 61-625 Track 62-635 Latin Club 61-62g Teacher's Assistant 61-64. HELEN CHESSMORE Mu Alpha Theta 62-633 JCL 61-633 Stu- dent Council Rep. 61-62, 63-645 Student Council Alt. 62-63: Starrlustcrs 61-62: FSA 63-643 FBLA 63-64: FTA 63-64. MACK CLOUD Shirt tail day brings l Gopher spirit to a fever- ish pitch as the Irving game approaches. DAN CHILTON Pres. of Student Council 63-64: A - Team Football 61-63: All-District Ist Team 62-637 All Greater Dallas lst Team 63: All State lst Team 637 Baseball 62-633 Waggener Carr's Youth Conference 63: Most Friendly 13031 63: Senior Favorite, Most Alh- eric. . eniors PEGGY COLEMAN MICHAEL COLLIER Tcacher's Assistant 63-64: JCL 61- DE I 31111 II- 62. CAROL J EAN COLVIN FBLA Vice-Pres. 63-61: FSA 63-645 Of- fice Assistant 62-613 Senior Planning Comm. 63-6-1-5 FHA 61-62: Choraliers 61- 625 Spanish Club 61-623 FBLA 61-62. PATTY COLUMBUS and 61-613 Office Sec.: Second Lt. First Lt. 62-645 Capers Orches- 62-64g Teachcr's Assistant 61-: 62-645 -FBLA 61-623 FTA 62- Student Council Rep. 62-63, 61-625 UIL Typing Contest 61-62. ? N- 1 M xox? f at 3 2 was GEORGE ANN COLLINS FSA 62-633 FHA 62-615 Chomliors 61-625 Office Assistant 63-615 Teachefs Assist- ant 62-635 Alt. Rvn. in Intorscholastic League Shorthand Conicst 62-635 Tennis 61-62. 'w-mini' -'Q PAULETTE CONNER Footlighters 61-623 FSA 63-641 FHA 63: Officc Assistant 62-633 Library . siszam 61-62. ag-wgg , 'ist -'U 'Mi A You don't say! 62- As- CHERYL KAYE COOK Spanish Club 61-63:FSA 62-61. ff! RHONDA CORPIER Spanish Club 61-62g FSA 62-64: FHA 61-6-1, Trcas. 62-63. Rec. SCC. 63-61: Tcachefs Assistant 62- 63: Office Assistant 63-645 FBLA 61-62. 4l ROBERT COVINGTON Mu Alpha Theta 63-645 Spahish Club 62-64. Seniors DELORES CORY DAVID COUGHRAN PHYLLIS COURSE Office Assistant 62-64-9 FSA 62-63: FBLA B -Team Basketball 613 A -Team Bas- FHA 61.64. 63-64: Teacher's Assistant 63-64. ketball 62-64: All Region Track 63: All State Track 63. Q 3 C l x PAUL CROWSON Spanish Club 63-6-lg Transfer from Irving High School. JOHN WAYNE COX LYNDA KATHRYN CRAIG SETH CROSS JCL 61-625 Spanish Club 62-64: Coil! Stardllster 61-62g FSA 63-645 Spanish Club V-Pres. 63-64: Key C11-lb 63-542 Club 61-62gFBLA Reporter 63-64. Student Council Alt. 63-64. National Honor Society elects officers. CHARLES CULPEPPER J R. Band 61-6-ig Stage Band 62-64: Capers Orchestra 62-6-lg Assistant Quartermaster 63-64. ROBERT DANFORD JR. 61-6-1-3 JCL 62-633 Sq. Leader Stage Band 62-63: Capers rch, 63. eniors DANNY CUPP JCL 62-639 Chess Club 62: Coin Club 635 Decoration Comm. for Xmas Dance. CAROL JEAN CURL Library Club Sec. 63-643 FHA 63-64: Tennis 61-6-lg FSA 62-635 Choraliers 61- 623 Spanish Club 61-623 Art Club 61-62. DIANA LYNN DAVIDSON FHA 63-64: Les Beaux Arts 63-645 Office Assistant 63-6-ig Transfer from Denton High. DAVID DAVIE FBLAQ Spanish Club. Holley on his birthday. The Student Council pre- sents a plaque to Mr. JOHN DAWSON National Honor Soc. 63-6-fy Par- ticipant in NSF Math Texas A8131 Summer 63: Interscholastic League Science and Number Sense 62-6-ig Mu Alpha Theta 62- 64: Band 61-6-1-, Sec. Lt. 63-64: Capers Orch. 62-645 All-Region Band 63-645 JCL 62-64: Science Club 62-6-1. CURTIS DAY VIC: ICT iso. 43 , 5 Q et! law' f .1 X DAVID DEVORE Sr. Favorite, Most Likely to Suu. Wed! A Cappella Choir 62-64: C9917 High Capers 62-64g NSF Summer Mathematics Institute 63: Mu Alpha Theta 62-64, Treasurer 53-513 Graduatinn Usher 635 French Club 626 - 4, Pres. 62-635 Debate 62-635 Teen Tones 62.63. DON DONOVAN 44 Seniors VIRGINIA CAROLYN DEAN FBLA 63-6-lg FSA 62-63: Starflusters 625 Office Assistant 62-645 FHA 61-62. 61 ALTON DEGNER RONNIE DE I and 11. DERRYBERRY DONALD DICKINSON ICTg VIC. BAILEY DINGMAN DONALD DOHERTY Band 60-613 B -Team Football 61-62: DEIand II. A -Team Football 62-635 A Cappella Choir 62-643 Ceep High Capers 62-64: Prsiriemeu 63: Teen Tones 63-64. Senior Royalty chosen as homecoming game draws near. CAROL DORNBLUTH Prairie Dog Staff 62-63, Cn-Editor 63-61: Pros. Quill and Scroll 63-61: National Honor Society Reporter 63- 61: Mu .-Xlplia Thr-ta 62-61, Soc. 63- ' 'nnmcr Science Seminar 63: l-61: Prom Comm. 63: Sr. Planning Comm. 63-61: Football Pro- gram Comm, 62-63: Chomlicrs 61-62. 61. ri JCL 6 fli- 1-in-4 NANCY DUNCAN Seniors ROSE ANN DRAKE JACQUE meow Tennis 6166 Spanien Club 6162 FT-X 63 61 BARBARA DRIVER FHA 62-63: Tuaclim-r's Assistant 63-64: Art Club 63-61. JIM EASLEY National Honor Society: Key Club Sec.: Spanish Club 61-63: JCL 62-64: American Field Service Student lo Ecuador: B - Tcam Basketball 61-62: A -Team Bas- ketball 62-61: Student Council 62-6-1: Mu Alpha Theta: Coll Team 62-6-l. Lowly first year Latin students are sold on the slave block. FRANCES EROY Oflicr- Assistant 63-6-1: Transferred lrom Wostcrn High Sclnoul in Ana- heim. Calif. RONNIE ESTES An Club 63-et. 45 BETTY FERGUSON FHA 61-62: FSA 62-64: Tcacher's Assistant 63-64. GLEN DA F LEWHARTY National Honor Society 63-64: An- nual Staff 63-64: Quill and Scroll Reporter 62-644 Mu Alpha Theta 62-64: Student Council Ren. 63- 645 Girl of the Month, October 633 Bluebonnet Girls' Stateg Prairie Dog Staff 63-645 Youth for Traffic Safety: Attorney General's Youth Conference. Seniors BETTY JOYCE EVANS WHITNEY FANNING EBL: 61:23 FHEXZ 661-64g FSA 62-64: JCL 51.53. ICT 62-63. eac er's ssistant - 4. Y DONNA FARMER JCL 61-625 FHA es: History club Starrluslers 61-62. , E ELAINE FERRY GORDON FLAGG PATRICK THOMAS ICT gg-54, Pica 6333 12?t6411Tsec.h6s- Marching Bam, 61.64. Spanish Club 61. FLETCHER 64: A 6- : - : eac ex-'s 5 , . , Assistant 63-64: Office Assistant 63-61. French Club 62 61' Teachers Asslsli Chorahers 61625 A X, , , , 4. The product of education. 62-64: Capers 61-6-15 61-62: Key' Club 62-64: 63-645 Teen-Tonbs 63-64 64. BILLY FLINCHUM SANDRA FLOYD Seniors BILL FLINN A Cappella Choir: Gecp High Capers5 Teen Tones. DANA KAY F OLLIS Secretary Senior Class 63-645 FBLA, Sec- retary 63-645 Choraliers 61-625 Spanish Club 61-635 Program Committee 61-625 Senior Planning Committee 63-645 Teach- er's Assistant 62-615 FSA 62-63. RAY FLIPPO Key Club 62-64: Coin Club, President 63-64. JUDY FOLMAR FBLA 62-635 Spanish Club 61-635 Teach- er's Assistant 62-6-1-5 Student Council 62- 63: Prom Committee. Coach Kirkpatrick con- gratulates Coach Rhodes on his District 4AAAA after the Grand Prairie- Wichita Falls game. LLOYD W. FORD EDDIE FORESTER Marching Bandg Concert Band Stage Band. 47 COSBY FULLER Student Council Rep. 61-64: Key Club 62-643 Vice-Pres, Science Club 62-63: Electronics Club Of- ficer 62-639 Mu Alpha Theta Pres. 63-64: Teachefs Assistant 63-64g Prom Comm. 62-63: Gradu- ation Usher 63. eniors JERRY FOSTER Baseball 61-645 VIC 62-645 National Honor Society 62-64. TOMMY GARRETT Key Club 62-643 JCL 61-635 Prom Attendant 623 Jr. Class Pres. 62- 633 Baseball 61-643 Choraliers 61- 625 A Cappella Choir Vice-Pres. 63-64g Capers 62g Gopher Guard 63-64: Student Council 61-62. 48 BRENDA JOYCE FURCURSON FHA 61-62, 62-63. LARRY FREEMAN CHERYL ANN A -Team Football 61-635 Teacher's As- simm 63-643 JCL 61-633 Key Club 62-63. Tmhefs Assistant 62-64. JOHN EDWARD GARY GARRETT GARDNER JCL 61-63. JJ l f Anita Andreotta and Chuck Reddick get their backs painted by fellow Gophers. NQQQV LINDA GARTMAN Slnrrlusters 61-623 Spanish Club 61- 625 FSA 62-633 FHA 63-6-lg Oflice Assistant 62-61. Seniors GENARLSKY FBLA 61-624 FHA 61-621 Ofiicc Assistant 61-623 VIC-ICT 180 62-61: Teacl1er's As- sistant 62-63. MARIA ELENA CHARLES GIBSON 1 3 3 .IEANNIE ALINE GREEK FHA 61-61. FBLA DON GREENE GILBREATH BILLY GOOCH , . A , . H' A C ll Ch ' 3 G H' h Capers 61- Fmgmfg ffCSg2'gl1'R2'Q f'. za DE I and H' 64, aggll aTemim62.62?fpPmlitliemen 62-63: no 3 ' ' pam Teen Tonesg Tcacl1cr's Assistant 63-64: A -Team Busc- 61-63g Soph. Class Favorite Alton. 61: Jr. Class Sr. Class Pres. 63- 62-61. 63-64: uAn'Tcam All Region 64. Miss Key had a mol on her left knee . . . NONA JO GRESHAM FSA, Treasurer 63-645 Prom Com- mittee 63: Sr. Planning Commit- tee 6-ig Spanish Club 61-63: FHA 61-62: Footliglitcrs 62-63: Les Beaux Arts 63-645 Student Coun- cil 61-63g Thursday Morning Medi- tation Committee 62-6-tg Chora- liers 61-629 Geep High Capers 62- 63. 49 RIN DA CULLEY FBLA 61-629 Choraliersg Teen Tunes: A Cappella Choir 62-64: Echo Choir 635 FSA 63-645 Span- ish Club 62-64. Seniors CLARENCE GRIDER SHERYL GROVES National Honor Society 63-645 Student Council Rcpr. 61-63, Delegate State Cun- vention 63, Honorary Member, Parliamen- tarian 63-643 Program Comm. 62-63: Ten- nis 61-623 Choralivrs 61-62: Lcs Beaux Arts 61-635 FHA 63-645 JCL 61-635 Of- fice Assistant 62-633 Teachefs Assistant -64. 63 JERRY HANBY Mu Alpha Theta 62-635 A Cap- pella Choir 62-64: Cltoraliers 61- 623 Key Club 63-643 JCL 62-63' Capers 62-64: Teen Toncs,63-64. The Distributive Educa- tion Club initiates its new members. CARRY HALEY A -Team Football Mgr. 62-633 Track Mgr. 62-635 B -Team Football Mgr. 61: Teacher's Assistant 61-64. BOBBY GRUBBS DON WELDON HALL, JR. Track 62-64: Key Club 61-64: A Cap- pella Choir 62-645 Capers 63-64g Spanish Club 62-649 Footlighters 63-645 Teen Tones 63-64. J AN HAMILTON FBLA: FSA. Seniors VERNON LEE HAND EVELYN HANSON CAROLYN KAY HARRIOTT Teachcr's Assistant 63-643 FHS 63 64 OLAF HARRIS PHILIP HART FREDDY HARTSFIELD LARRY WAYNE HEATH Spanish Club 61-633 FBLA 62 63 f'B .Team no a 5, HAH- sam 00 F tb Il 9, A T F t- Th Hom. Mgdngmgn 53 54 ball 61-635 FTA 63-643 Choraliers 59-60: h 2' A C ones 6? 61 . appella Ch A C pp I1 CI r 61-613 Geep High 1 62-645 All Regi Cane 63 64 63 64 I-:TTA 63-64: T The busy moments be- tween classes. TIM HELMS 5l Seniors VIRGINIA HENDERSON w 1 KENNETH HICKS Band 61-64, 2nd Lt.: Teacher's Assistant 63-643 ICL 61-64, Pres. 63-64: FTA 63-64. CECILIA HERRERA E DON HENDRICKS N GNU National Honor Society 62-63g Key Club, Treas. 63-645 JCL, Sec. 63-645 Geep High Capers 61-643 VIC Sergeant-at-Arms 63-64: Mu Alpha Theta 62-633 A -Basketball 62-643 B -Basketball 61-625 A Cappella Choir 61-64: Student Council Alt. 63-64. I JILL HIGGINS Spanish Club 62-633 FSA 62-635 FBLA 63-64g Teacher's Assistant 62-635 Senior Planning Comm, 63-64, F AL HERRING TERRY HIGH A Cappella Choir 61-64: All Region Choir 63-64g Geep High Capers 62- 64: Key Club 63-64g Spanish Club 61-623 Baseball 61-645 Prairiemen 62-635 Teen Tones 63-64: Teachcr's Assistant 62-64. BRUCE HILL Geep High Capers 61-64: All Re- gion Choir 63-64: B -Team Foot- ball 62-63: Key Club 63-643 Span- ish Club 62-63g A Cavpella Choir 61-64g Teen Tones 63-64. Practice ? JOHN HILTY French Club 62-63, wwf MARY HOLMES Stardusters 61-623 Teen Tones 63- 643 A Cappella Choir 62-643 FHA 63-613 Art Club 62-633 Footlighters 63-6-1: Office Assistant 62-61. Seniors ANN HODGES Cheerleader 63-643 FSA 62-643 National Cheerleader Assoc. 63-643 Stardustcrs 61- 623 Spanish Club 61-633 Prom Committee 62-633 Student Couneil, Alt. 62-63, Repre- sent. 63-643 Student Council Planning Comm. 62-633 Teat-hcr's Assistant 63-64. JOEL HORSLEY Football B -Team 613 Football A - Team 62-633 A Cappella Choir 61-643 Student Council 61-623 Basketball Team B 61-623 Track 623 Spanish Club 61- 633 Golf 633 Capers 62-61. LINDA HOLE FH.'x: Teacher's Assistant. IACQUELINE ANN HOWELL Stardusters 61-623 A Cappella Choir 62-61: Capers 62-6-13 Span- ish Club 61-633 FBLA 62-64: Student Council 62-633 Teacher's Assistant. Y I RONNIE HOUSEWRIGHT Teacher's Assistant 62-633 VIC3 ICT 180. Mr. Keel and his future wife look over gifts giv- en to them from the A Cappella Choir. SHARON HOWELL Stardusters 61-623 FTA 61-63 3 Teacher's Assistant 62-633 French Club 62-633 FBLA 62-633 FSA 63- 6-13 FHA 63-613 Office Assistant 63-64. 53 MONIKA ANN JACKSON Seniors DAVID HUDSON Spanish Club 61-625 Baseball 61-62. x 1 1 JOHN HUMMEL SUSAN KAY ISBELL FSA 62-64g Startlusters 61-625 Or- chestra 62-63: Teacher's Assistant 63-645 FHA 61-623 Capers. MICHAEL WAYNE JACKSON Annual Staff Sports Ed 62 63 Annual Staff Erlltor ln Clnef 63 64 FBLA 63 64 Golf Team 62 61 Sr Class Pres Span xsh Club 6163 A Cappella Cholr 6164 VICKIE LEE JENSEN FHA Sung Leader 62 Pramst 63 Grrls Cholr Accompanlst 62 63 ICT VIC 180 MAURICE JOHNSON Golf Team Mu Alpha Theta JCL 62 Student Councll Alt Student Councrl Alter 6162 Key Cluh 63 Youth for Trafhe Safety 6164 VICKI JOHNSON Stardusters 61 62 Spanxsh Club 61 63 Teacher s Asslstant 62 64 FBLA 64 Gopher Guard 64 C pers 61 64 Future Secretarles Natronal Cheerleader Assoclatlon Durmg the fall concert Gary Morgan, Paul Rountree, Don Hall, and Harold Wllhams act out the annual Rudolph Sklt eniors SUSAN JOHNSTON TOPPER JOHNSTON 61-633 French Club 63-64: FTA 63-64: History Club 63-64: Churaliers 62-63: Transfer from Kentucky. JAYNEE JOLLEY 64: Capers 62-64: Teen Tones 63-64 Office Assistant 62-645 I-'HA 63-64: Foot lighters 63-6-I. -sv:-+'4 D s -asf' DWIGHT JONES NICKEY JONES RICKEY JONES YICQ ICT 180 61-645 Teachc-r's As- Coin Club' Lab -Xssistant. B d 2 L Choraliers 61-623 A Cappella Choir 62- SUSAN J OWERS Choraliers 61-62: JCL 61-63, State Convention 623 A Cappella Choir 62-643 Capers 63-61: FSA 62-633 French Club 62-64: Teen Tones 63-61: Stuslcnt Council Rep. 63-6-lg History Club, Secretary 63- 64. -6.1 4'I'ff','U My , , , . an , nrl ivntenant 63-615 Stage Baud sxslzmt, 61-64: Capers Orchestra 62-64: JCL 61-64: Mu Alpha Theta 62-615 Scif-nve Club 62-63. Dan Chilton presents Ma- ria with her Christmas presents from the stu- dent body. BARRY JOYNER 55 MARY KAY KIKER Slardustcrs 61-635 Teachcr's Assist- ant 63-645 Spanish Club 61-635 FHA 61-645 Gcep High C3955 61-625 Student Council 61-62: Ten- nis 61-623 FBLA 62-63. MIKE KLUG A Cappella Choir 61-645 Geep High Capers 61-645 Spanish Club 61-63: Teen Tones 61-62. 56 eniors MAHLON LEE KEEL A Cappella Choir 61-645 Geep High Capers 61-645 JCL 61-625 FBLA 62-63: Thurs. Mom. Mediraiion 63-645 Cannon- ecr 63-645 French Club 62-635 All-Region Choir 63-645 Teen Tones 61-6-l: Teachet's Assistant 62-63. i i 4 4 FRANCES ANN KIMBRELL Stardusters 61-625 FHA 61-635 A Cappella Choir 62-645 FNA 61-625 Library Assistant 62-63. Teachers relax in the teachers' lounge during their conference period. KENNETH KELLEY French Club 62-645 Les Bcaux Arts, Re- porter 62-645 Prom Comm.5 Tcachcr's Assistant 62-645 Senior Planning Comm. 63-645 French Club 62-635 Geep High Capers, Stage Crew 62-615 Footlighlers 63-64. MARIE ANN KEY BILLY KITCHENS JAMES MICHEAL KITCHENS FBLA 63-645 Tcacher's Assistant 63: Footlighters 63-64. eniors SANDRA KOERTH ARLAND KOETTNER BETTIE KYLE DE Sweetheart 643 DE Club 62-61: Student Council Secretztrv 63-6-I: DE Secretary 62-635 Annual Stuff 63: FI-IA 61-61: Honorarv Member VIC Elevtmnies 61-621 Alternate Bluebnn- net Girls' State 62-63: Deeemher Girl of the Month 63-64: FTA 61-6-1. A Capnulla Chuirg Kev Club 62-613 Capers 61-64: DE 61. JOY LICON A Cappella Choir 62-6-13 All Rc- gion Choir 63-61: Teen Tones 63- 6-11 Ceep High Capers 62-61: Star- dusters 61-62: Devotional Commit- tee Chairman 63-6-I: FBLA 61-615 Tear-her's Assistant 62-64. i A LAMB JAN LESLIE Classi-'21 I-CHLZUC 61-64: LCS Starzluslers 61-623 FHA 63-61: Teachcr's Arts 62-51? CBP'-'YS 513559 CNW Assistant 63: A Cappella 62-633 Spanish Club 62-61: FBLA 62-63, JIMMY LEWIS Teacher's Assistant 62-63: Athletic 62-61. The Gopher nl a s c ot starts the fire under the Buffalo barbecue before the Haltom game. TERR1 LEE LITTLE FBLA 63-6-lg FSA 63-6-lg FTA 62- 61: Sturdusters 61-623 Spanish Club 61-63: Teael1er's Assistant 62-61. 57 MICHAEL LYNN DE 62-64: DE Officer 62-64. Seniors MARY LEE LOCKE Starrlusters 61-62: FBLA 63-64: Teac11cr's Assistant 62-64: Devotion Committee 62-64. ANNITTE LOVE Starclustc-rs 61-62: Spanish Club 61-63: Lunch Room Atl. 62-64: FTA 61-64: Chess Club 63-64: History Club 63-61. Q 2 'E i CHARLA JANE LUCKERT Spanish Club: Band 61-61: Orclies tra 61-62. ELLEN MARCHALL FNA 62-61: TPncber's Assistant 63-64: Histnry Club 63-64. KATHI MACHNIAK JOHN MANKINS National Honor Society 63-64: Fontlightcrs, Spanish Club 61-62: Teaclu-r's Assistant Vice-Pres. 63-64: Prairie Dog Staff, All- 62-63: Go1f62-63: Baseball 61-62. vertising 62-64: Mu Alpha Theta 62-64' Quill and Scroll: JCL 61-61. ' Gophers whip up spirit for the annual battle with Irving on the grid- iron. wifi X1 r' K RONALD DEAN MANKINS Debate Team 61-62: Student grass 62-63: A Cappella Choir 63 5 Orchestra 61-62: Choraliers 62: Fnotlightcrs 62-63: Interscholas- tic League Poetry Reading 61-63. WILEY NIATHEWS Spanish Club 62-61: K'A -Football 61-63. ,.-numb wi- KAY MAYFIELD s.-1.5. 61-61, Vice-Pres, 62-63, Pres. State FHA Convention 62-64: Historian 63-61: JCL 61-621 Pnwram Comm. 61-62: Sen- Cnmm. 63-6-1: TQ-ac'lier'5 1, 1 l, 4 .Q LW f.,,- : ' F: t ,- , - 4241- Q' .fffil g ll v ,gf L-'. -1 T: H'-5 Mi' . N, W . 1' b 1 1 eniors TINA JO MAULDIN Stardusters 61-62: Student Council Alt. 61-62: Snanish Club 61-63: Tcacht-r's As- sistant 62-63: Los livaux Arts 62-63: FTA 62-61: FH,-X 63-61: FBLA 63-64: Football Program Cnmni. 62-63. 3 SHARON MCCORD Teachcr's Assistant 62-63. SANDRA MAYER Quill and Scroll 63-61: National Ilunor Society 63-61-, Sec. 64: Prairie Dog Staff, Cn-Editor 63-611 Rogional Journalism Meet 3rd Place 63: Blu Alpha Theta 62- 63: Student Cnunvil Rep. 63-64: JCL 61- 63: FTA 61-63, Parliamcntarian 62-63: Prom Comm. 62-63: Thurs. Morn. Medita- tion 63-61. JAMES L. MCCORMACK VIC: ICT Chapter 62-6-I. nv Who is the scholarly looking, tall gentleman in the middle? JAN MCCORMICK Head Choc-rlcadur 63-64: Vice- Pres. Soph. Class 61-62: Student Council Rep. 63-61: Yicc-Pros. Junior Class 62-63: Football Pro- gram Comm. 62-63: Prom Comm. 62-63: Most Friendly Senior Girl 63-61: JCL 61-63: FSA 63-61: A Cappella Choir 62-61. ALEX MCCOY A Cappvlla Choir 61-64: Teen Tones 62-63: Ct-ep High Capers 61-63, 59 IANENE MCGAHA Student Council Hcp. 62-63, Dele- gate State Convention, Abilvne 62: Bullm-tin Board Chairman 61-62: Hospitality Comm. 633 Spanish Club 61-63: Les Bc-aux Arts 6-1: FHA 63-6-lg FSA 62-633 Footlight- ers 63: Teacher's Assistant 63. VIRGINIA ANN MCLEOD JCL 61-623 FSA 62-613 Spanish Club: FBLA. eniors DOROTHY MCDONALD Slarclustcrs 61-62 64: Teacl1cr's sistant 6 62-63. 61-61-5 FSA 62- 62-63: Office As- Program Comm. BOB lVlcGLOTHLIN Track, Capt. 61-645 Key Club 61-64, Vice-Pres.: JCL 61-62: Foollightc-rs Club 63-6-1: Tenclu-x's Assistant 63-61. Brenda Wyatt serves the refreshments at the D.E. queen crowning ceremo- nies. SHARON ANN IVICELORY LOUISE MCFARLIN Library Cluh 62-6-1g FBLA 63-643 FSA Chnraliers 61-62g A Cappella 63.54, 62-633 FBLA 63-645 FSA 63-61' ficc Assistant 63-643 Teacher's sistant 63-643 Teen Tones 63-64' Capers 63. 5 . 5 I SHARON McKEE RAYNELL lVlcLEAN Stardusters 61-625 FHA: Spanish Club. Prairie Dog Staff, Editor vcrtising 62-63: Quill and 62-64: JCL: FTA 62-634 FHA 61: TCachcr's Assistant 62-63. JEAN MOELLER JO ANNA MITCHELL A Cappella Choir 62-645 Ceep High Capers 62-64: Teen Tones 63-64: Srardusters 61-62: FHA 63- 64: JCL 61-63: FN.-X 61-62. bl GARY MORGAN Seniors SAMMY BOYD MONEY SHADEEN MONEY SUSAN CAROL Teachefs Assistant 62.63, FSA 62-63: FHA 61-62: FBLA 63-64. MOORE Stardusters 61-625 Spanish Club 61 63, Student Council Alt. 61-62 Les Beaux Arts 61-64: Prom Comm 62-633 Teachcfs Assistant 63-64 Tennis Team 61-63. 's Q i REX MORRIS 62 SHERRY MORGAN GALEN MORRIS GARY MORRIS FSA 62-63: FBLA 61523 DE Sweetheart B -Team Football 61-625 A -Team Foot- Prairie Dog Staff 63-64' E 62-63, Program Comm. 63-64, Historian ball 62-635 Spanish Club 61-62g FBLA Club 61-63. 62-63: Tennis Club 61-62. 63-64. Pat and ,Ian cool off by the fountain after a hard fought football game. Seniors VICKIE MLLLIXS Cheerleader 63-64: Sr. Favorite, Most Vi- vacious: National Clive-rlz-aclcr Asst.: FHA 61-625 FS.-X 63-61: Funtliglitcrs 62-63: Student Council 63-61: A Cappella Choir 62-645 Teen Tones: A Cappella Choir Sweetheart 63-645 Capers 62-61. LYNDA NEATHERY FSA 63-6-13 FBLA 63-61: Tem'hcr's Assist- ant 63-61. Haltom Buffs. .2-.RU The District 4-AAAA champs mix it up in the Gopher Bowl against the LESLIE NICHOLS FBLA 60-615 YIC 62-6-ig French Club 62-63. if BOB NEWTON Band 61-61: Drum Major 63-64: Student Council Rep. 62-63: Stu- dent Council State Convention: JCL 6l-6-l: National Honor So- ciety, Vice-Pres. 63-653 Mu Alpha Tliclaq lntvrscholastic League 3rcl Place 61-633 Stage Band 61-62. 63 eniors GLORIA NORTHUM MARSHA NUTT JAMES OATES DEBORAH ODLE FHA 61-625 FSA 62-635 Library Assistant 61-64: Vice-Pres. Library Club 63-64, Stardusters 61-623 Spanish Club 61-633 FSA 62-643 FBLA 63-61. EVA MARIE OGASSIAN DECA 62-63, Reporter 62-6-lg Spanish Club 61-627 Prairie Dog Staff 63-6-1. mi X 5 CAROL OIKELLY Stardusters 61-62: Art Club Secretary 62- 63g Geep High Capers Stage Crew 62-63: Prom Comm. 62-63: FTA 61-62: Office Assistant 62-643 Ceep Staff Adver. Mgr. 63-645 Spanish Club 62-64: Journalism Conv. 63-64. Let's try it once more, all together now one, two, three . . . JOHNNY OLDHAM Tccn Toncsg All-Region Choir: Stu- llent Council 62-645 Key Clubg A Cappella Choir: Youth for Traffic Safety: Fontlightersg Prairiemen: Capers 61-6-it Most Talented. LINDA OLIVER Band Sweetheart 63-64: 61-62: Majorette 63-645 64: FSA 62-63: French Club Teacher!! Assistant. PAUL EVERITT OVERTON VIC C1-lb 63-61. A OXFORD C Lr's Assistant 63-615 FBLA 61- lennis Club 61-62: Interscholas- e District Contest in Type- 61-62. EUNICE PARKER T MILLARD PATRICK Comm. 63: Adv, Sci. Club Nat. Merit of Commendation: Alpha Theta 63-61: Spanish 62-633 Band 61-61. Chuck Reddick presents bouquet to Queen Caro- lyn Richburg at half time df the homecoming game. eniors JONNELLE OWEN FHA 63-6-13 FTA 63-61: JCL 61-613 Na- tional Merit Scholarship Semi Finalist: Mu Alpha Theta 62-6-ig 'I'eaClicr's Assist- ant 63-643 Chess Club 63-64: A Cappella Choir 62-6-1: C-eep High Capers 62-633 Choraliers 61-62. SANDRA PARKS FNA 61-62. Vice-Pres, 62-63, Pres. 63-64: FHA 61-62, Co-Ed. Corres. 63-6-1: Student Council Rep. 61-62g TcaCher's Assistant: Spanish Club 61-62: FNA State Conven- tion Delegateg Tennis 61-62. MARIE ELAINIA OWINGS Stanlusters 61-623 JCL 61-62 FSA 62-613 FHA 61-643 Footligh! ers 63-64. MICHAEL GLENNE PARMER Band 62-6-lg Stage Band 62-63. First Sgt. 63-643 Prom Comm. 637 Tennis 61-62: Assistant Lib. 61- 623 JCL 61-62g Footlighters 63- 643 FBLA 61-62. .IOHNETTE PAYNE Teacher's Assistant 62-64. JANICE PHILLIPS FHA 61-62: Office Assistant 62- 64: FSA 62-63: FBLA 63-64. Seniors PAULA PEARSON Assoc. Editor Annual Staff 63-643 FTA 61-64, Vice-Pres. 63-64: Miss FTA 63-64: Debate Team 61-623 JCL 61-63: Pres. History Club 63-64: Mu Alpha Theta 63- 64: Quill and Scroll 62-64: FSA 63-64: Prom Comm. 63: Footlighters 61-62. VIVIAN ANITA PENNINGTON FNA 61-62: FHA 61-62: JCL 61-62: VIC Reporter 63, Treas. 64. .IADALYN PEDEN Churaliers 61-62: A Cappella Choir 62- 64: FTA 61-64: JCL 62-64: Mu Alpha Theta 63-64: Office Assistant 63-64: Capers 63-64. LINDA PEYTON A Cappella Choir 63-64: Capers 63-64: Student Council Alt. 62-63: Teacher's Assistant 63-64: JCL 62-64: FTA 62-64: FHA 62-64: FBLA 62-63. I certainly did not sign any such pass, Mr. Holly! J AN MARLENE PETERS FSA 62-64: FHA Assistant 62-63: Sec. 62-63: A Cappella Choir Tones 63-64: Capers Council 63-64:' Seni Comm. 63-64. RAYMOND PINNELL Transfer from Maryhill. eniors KENNY PINSON SHARRON POLLARD JERRY POTTER FBLA 62-633 Dist. Ed. I 63-64g Teachefs Tennis 61-62: Srardusters 61-62: FSA DE I Qfld H 6264- ViC0-PFSS Assistant 61-62. 62-63: FBLA 62-63. 63-613 Spanish Club 61-63: DE Prog. Comm. Chairman 63-64 FBLA 62-6-1. TERRY LEE POTTER Spanish Club 61-627 DECA 62-61-, Pres. 63-61: FBLA 62-63. w . w 1 . ' f KEN RANDOLPH 1 l CHARLES PROCOPIA JR. ROBERT RAE LINDA RAGSDALE JCL 61-62. Spanish Club 61-633 Choir 61-623 Capers JCL 61-62: FHA 62-64, Third 61-62. Vice-Pres. 63-6-1: Student Assist. ant 62-645 Tennis 61-62. You don't mean they ac- tually produced this beautiful annual? X i 2 1 We i ' ii CHARLES REDDICK Vice-President Student Council 63- 635 Pres. FBLA, 63-645 Chairman Thurs. Mom. Meditation 63-64: Baseball Team 62-64-g B -Team Basketball 61-62g B -Team Foot- ball 61-62g JCL 61-623 Homecom- ing Escort 62-633 FBLA 62-63: Student Council Workshop SMU 63 64 MARY REED DANIEL RENDLEMAN SANDRA LEE REXROAT Tcacl1er's Assistant 62-63. Art Club 63 64 Spanlsh Club 61 62 FSA 62 64 FBLA 61 62 Spamsh Cl eniors RONNIE RICHARDS JAMES RICHARDSON LINDA RICHARDSON CAROLYN RICHBURG Sr. Favorite, Most Beautifulg Chora- iers 61-625 FHA 61-63: Student Council Alt. 63: Jr. Homecoming Attendant 625 Homecoming Queen 635 Spanish Club 61-635 Office As- sistant 62-63g Secretary Spanish Club 63. GLENDA RIGGLE ATTY ROBINSON Honor Society 63-643 Prairie Staff 62-61, Feature Editor 62- Columnist 63-61: Mu Alpha Quill and Scroll: Sr. Plan- Comm. 63-6-Lg Spanish Club Teacher'S Assistant 62-64. My, my, what dirty feet. ICT I 62-633 ICT II 63-61. 4 I JAMES ROBERTSON JCL 61-62: FSA 62-63: FHA 62- 635 Teachefs Assistant 63-64: FBLA 63-64. RONNIE ROBERTSON Transfer Student. CHARLES ROGERS Devotional Comm. 62-643 Basket- ball 61-64: FBLA 63-643 French Club 62-643 Teaclxcr's Assistant 62-64. PAUL ANTHONY ROWNTREE A Cappella Choir 62-64, Pres. 643 Teen Tones 62-64, All Region Alt. 643 Prairiemen 633 Capers 62-64: B -Team Football 62: B and A -Basketball 62-645 Track 62-643 Spanish Club 62-633 Student Coun. 64. eniors RICKEY ROOK BOBBY ROSS Spanish Club 62-63. MARY RUSH Student Council Treas. 63-643 Homecom- ing Attendant 63-643 A Cappella Choir 62-643 Choraliers 61-623 Capers 61-643 Teen Tones 63-643 FSA 62-643 FBLA 62- 64 KAREN LYNN RYAN VIC 180, Treas. 62-633 Office Sec 633 Teacher's Assistant 62-64. TRAVIS RUSHING Traek 61-623 B -Team Football Capt.3 A -Team Football 62-64: Art Club: Prom Attendant 61-62. Bookkeeping instructor Gene Head explains the art of balancing ac- counts. DORIS SALE Mu Alpha Theta 62-64-3 Arts 63-643 .TCL 61-63: Assistant. eniors KAREL SANDERS MORRIS SANDERSON WAYNE SCHEPPLER Teacher's Assistant 635 JCL 61-623 Quill and Scroll 633 Les Beaux Arts. PHYLIS SCHUBERT 61-62: Prom Comm. 62- Assistant 62-635 Capers 62-6-lg Office Assistant Les Arts 62-6-1. 1 ,Ref YNN SENGBUSH Twlrler 63 64, 1st Place UIL, Pres. -63-643 National Honor Mu Alpha Theta 63- ter 62-63: Prom 62 63, Teacher-'s Assistant Student Council Alt. 61-63. LINDA SCHUESSLER Sophomore Mixed Choir 61-62g A Cap- pella Choir 62-645 Capers 62-645 All- Region Choir 63-645 Teen Tones 63-645 French Club 62-64, Treas, 63-643 Spanish Club 63-64g Footlighters 63-64. One of the school's most welcome guests gets an enthusiastic welcome from the student body when he comes to speak at pep rallies. VICQ Teacher's Assistant: Band 61-63. SHERRIE SEALOCK Band 61-645 Band Assistant Librarian 62- 635 Band Treas. 63-643 Teacher's Assistant 61-643 JCL 61-635 Art Club 63-644 His- tory Club 63-64g FTA 62-6-ig All-Region Band 63-6-1. JOYCE SEGALLA QUIN SHEPPERD Mu Alpha Theta 62-63: Los Llan- cros 61-633 Inlerscholaslic League Debate 61-625 Waco and Denton Debate and Speech Tournaments 61-63. SHARI ANN SITTIG CHARLES SLATIN CAROI SLATES FNA 62-643 Footlighters 63-645 Spanish Club 61-633 Stardusters 61-625 Chess Club 63-64: Les Bcaux Arts 61-62. Seniors KAREN RUTH SMITH NIARCUS LAMARR SMITH LINDA SMITH Transfer Wbodbridge, Va.: FHA 6364: S anish Club 6163 Ixe Club 63 61 rciestra 6163 FHX 63 61 FBLA 63-615 Teacher's Assistant 63-64. FBLA 63 64 hex Club Inter Com 63 Teachers -X 1 tant 63 61 CHARLES WAYNE SMITHSON Band 61-643 Band Pres. 63-64: Assistant Drum Major 63-645 Nat. Merit Scholar- ship Letter of Commendation: Oceanog- raphy Seminar 63g National Honor Soci- ety 63-64: Mu Alpha Theta 62-643 Ad- vanced Science Club 62-633 JCL 61-64. Mr. Keel is getting ready to set up house- keeping in his new house with his choral gifts. Seniors C. J. SPEARS PATTY SPEER JAMES SPEARS ICT 53.54, Stardusrers 61-62g Teachei-'s A t t 62 DE 61,540 643 Spanish Club 62-633 FSA 62-63. ' ml' mr L WMM 5 ' , GEORGE STEGER hr E BILL STAHNKE ANNES STANFORD WILMA STARK ICT 63-643 FBLA ss-64: Sp h FBLA 61-623 Teachers Ass 1 r 62-64: Club 61-61 JCL 62-635 FTA es-64. This was the school he- fore the new auditorium was started. Remember how peaceful it was? HENRY STENCE Transfer from Arlington, Band 63-64. STRICKLAND -X Football 61-63: Track 613 Sen- Planning Comm. 613 Tc-acl1er's A SUTTON Honor Society 63-6-Ig Sept. of Month 63-643 Annual Staff. Mgr. 63, Associate Ed. 64: ea Officer 62-63, State Of- 63-64g Junior Class Secretary: Class Treasurer 63-6-13 Stu- uncil 61-63: Quill and Scroll Seniors BONNIE MARIE STEEVER FHA 61-643 FSA 62-613 Corresponding SCC. FHA 63-61: Stardusivrs 61-623 Of- fice Assistani 62-64: Teac-hz-r'5 Assistant 63-Gig Tennis 61-623 Stu. Council All. Rep.63-64. MELBA SUGG FHA 62-ca: FSA 62-63. MIKE STIFOLTER Frcncli Club 62-6lg B -TL-am Football 62-635 ICT 63-6-1. wr, Wd 'sr SUTTERFIELD Band 62-6-1: Orvllcslra 62-63 French Club 62-61. JOHN SWADLEY Seniors LARRY SWEAT RONNY SWEENEY Mu Alpha Theta 62-643 National Honor A -Team Football 61-63: B -Team Societv 63-64: JCL 61-635 Prom Comm.: Basketball 61-62: Trark 61-631 Choir 61- Art Club 61-62: Key Club 61-62: Physics 625 Teacher! Assistant 62-64. Club 63-64g Teacher's Assistant 63-64. CANDACE TAYLOR Band 61-643 Stage Band 62-64: All Region Banrlg Librarian 63-64: Capers On-lws, 62-61: JCL 61-63. Stale Convention 61-623 Ar! Club 63-64. FRANK TAYLOR Banrl 61-64: Capc'r's Orches. 62-63: Elec- tronics Club 62-6-lg Science Club 62-63: Interscliolastic League 61-62: Band Officer 63-64: Boys' State 63-643 Orches. 61-62: Mu Alpha Theta 62-64: Section Lender 63-64. RONNIE TEMPLE Football 61-623 Cl1oralier's Choir 61-62. form at a pep rally. The Gopher twirlers per- JERRY THIGPEN A Cappella Choir 61-643 Cape 64: Prairiemen 62-63: Teen 63-64: Spanish Club 61-63: S Council 63-64. SUSAN THOMAS FBLA 61-62: FHA Assistant 62-6l3 FHA 63-643 Teacher's Assistant Tennis 61-62. ' THOMPSON Cappella Choir 62-63: Capers 63- lzn Tones: FTA 61-6-1: JCL: Slarflustcrs 61-62. ACK TREDEMEYER Seniors EDDIE THOMPSON KIM THORNE Spanish Club 62-63: TQacl1er's Assistant 63: Track 62-64, Captain 63-64. JIMMY THOMPSON KAREN 50 Football Manager 61-62: Spanish Club 62-63. in NMSFNAP .,q,33:Qj.T SHIRLEY TRAMMELL DAN TRENT FBLA 61-62: FSA 62-63: DECA 62-64: DE Parliamentarian 63-6-1: Intcrscholastic League Shhil., lst Place Dist., 3rd Reg.: DE Program Comm. 63-61. Nat. Honor 63-64: VIC Band 61-64: Texas Boys' Carr Youth Council Alt. sistant 63-64 cil, Ch. 64. Society 62-64, Pres. 62-64, Pres. 63-64: Band Officer 62-64: State 63: Att. Cen. Conf. 63: Student 61-62: Teacl1er's As- Youth Action Coun- G0 get 'em, Coach! CHUCK TROUP Transfer from Houston 625 Span- ish Club 62-645 Footlighters 63- 61: Denton Speech Tour. 63 Student Congress. Seniors DOROTHY TUCKER Stardusters 60-61g Student Council 60-64: Spanish Club 60-615 Art Club, Pro. Chair. 61-62: FHA 61-625 Prom Comm. 61-62: Bulletin Board Comm. 62-64: 2nd Vice-President FHA 63-643 Teachcr's Assistant 63-64: Art Club 63-64. DAVID VASSALLO Baseball Mgr. 625 Spanish Club 61-63: French Club 63-64. BOBBY VAUGHN MIKE VAUGHN HENRA ANN VANCE W Band 61-64: Head Librarian, Second Lt. 63-64: JCL 61-623 Teachefs Assistant 62- 645 Tennis 61-62: History Club 63-64. The spirit of Gopher Shirt tail day breaks loose at the pep rally. TIM VINEYARD Transfer from Livermore Spanish Club 63-64: Footlighters 64g Denton Speech Tour. 63-64. 4 ww CARY WALKER LARRY WALKER Junior Class. League 61-629 6-1-g Les Beaux Arts 62-643 62-63: Coin Club 61: Key Stage Crew 62-64. Seniors JANEY WALLS FBLA 63- FNA 62-633 Spanish Club 62-633 Tcacli- B -Football er's Assistant 63-643 Library Assistant. ANNE WATKINS Spanish Club 61-625 Clioralicrs 61-62: FSA 62-643 I-'HA 63-64. Gophers in their orderly procession to the gym. JOHNNY WATSON A -Team Football 62-63: B -Team Foot- ball 613 Electronics Club 62-64, Treasurer 62-63: Teacher's Assistant 63-64: A Cap- pclla Choir 615 Gcep High Capers 61. 'W PATTY WHEELESS All-Region Chnir 63-6-1: A Cap- pella Choir 63-64: Geep High Capers 63-6-1: Capers Orchestra 62: Teen Tones 64: Choraliers 623 Sr. Planning Comm.: Debate Team: Footliglilcrs Reporter 64: JCL 62-64. ROTHA EILEEN WILLIS DE 62-64: Fuotlighlers 63-64. eniors HAROLD WILLIAMS A -Tram Football 61-63, Capt. 63: A - Team Basketball 63-64: B -Team Basket- ball 6l: Baseball 62-64: Prom Attendant 61: A Cappella Choir 61-64: Gccp High Capers 62-64: Spanish Club 61-63: Student Council 61-62. JOHN DAVID WILLIAMS Band 61-64: Capers Orch. 62-64: Stage Band 62-64: UIL Honors 61-64: All-Re- gion Participant 61-64: Librarian 63-64: Thurs. Mom. Meditation Comm, 63-64: Prom Comm. 63: Spanish Club 62-6-1. .JW GENE WILSON 5 5 JOHN WILSON A Cappella Choir 61-64: Geep High Capers 61-6-1: Spanish Club 61-63, Vice-Pres. 62- 63: Tennis 62-63: Track 63-64: Chess Club 61-62: Prairicmen 62-63: Alt. Stu- dent Council 62. 'The calm before the storm. KAREN WITTHOF T Stardusters 61-62: FHA 61-64 ish Club 61-62: FBLA 63-64: Tones: Gcep High Capers: A pella Choir 63-64: Teacher's ant 62-64: Office Assistant 63-64 .IIMMIE WORTHEN DE I and n. Semors LINDA WOMACK SHARON KAYE WRAY CLAYTON WRIGHT FHA 61-63: JCL 62-6-1. WRIGHT 63-6-lg Prom Attendant Council 61-643 A Cap- 62 64 t T - 3 Fu ure eachers li Club 61-63: FBLA Thursday Morning Medita- BOB ZIMMERMAN Band 61-63. LINDIA WYATT JERRY YORK JO ANNE Vic 62-64, ici' 62-64: Foullighters 63-64. Band 61-63: FBLA 63: Thursday' Morning ZEMENICK Meditation 6-lg A Cappella Choir: Capers 63-64: Fooilighters 63-64. FHA 63464- The cheerleaders show off the quilt the Gopher Mothers made. jg ' YY., 6.4 Nix- 771 X ' . eniors PHILIP SCHENK JOAN ZUSPANN Band 61-64, All-Region 62-645 FNA Spanish Club 61-635 FBLA 62-63: FSA 62- 62-64, Trggg, 63.64, 64: Stardusters 61-625 Teacl1er's Assistant 63-64. Graduation 64! Semor Snapshots ,W 'f7 W 7 X W Z 1' wbffflw 4 52 3 5 1 5 S C 4 ,' 1: Q V . V , if ,,,, ' vfv' f - , A J W g ,. X BN W l M , ,L . f A WGN fv51.5f:L.gN,y,g'f1f, 5 ' ' -2 - K N w '.., xv, ,,,,....,....-wi ,- P11QSidCIitA S J jM1KE f LoNG Geep staff starts off sales with a poster campaign when Pam Turner urges stu- dents Don't Poke. Edward Abney David Adarncik Joyce Adams Nina Adams Sharon Adams Edwin Aduddell Tommy Albright Russell Allen Ronnie Alspaugh Greg Anderson Q fi .El mg it Q 'Y -1 xr A T Quiz vt' Y!! OQK 'ii ya B, : YV . t,L .t IN, ' 11-'key . A My y ,Q , Pam Andreotta Teresa Anglen Jimmy Arnold Pat Ashinhurst Zacky Athens Patricia Atkins Judy Autry Lynda Avary Ronnie Axt Joel Baker Sue Ann Baker Connie Baldwin Scott Barker Kay Barnett John Barnard 1 KW The Gopher football team files in td their seats of honor in the front row boxes. Sherry Barrett Cecile Barrow Brenda Bartlett Tommy Barton Bob Beckett Ray Been Alton Bellah Benny Bement Joan Bennett Don Berryhill Linda Bible Larry Bellman Cheryl Bittenbender Sharon Blackwell Carol Blount Billy Boedecker Bonita Boedecker Patricia Bogan Harold Boldt Carla Bounds Sherry Bowen Linda Bowerman Vanita Bowers Gloria Boyd David Brady l Dianne Branson Marsha Breaux Linda Brewton Q onny ridges BR 'BBT vBrian Brigtow Ned Brooker Alan Brown Jeanette Brown Johnny Brown Judy Brown W X5 .X . i5'T'f?ff5 . Laurence Brown Linda Brown Scott Brown Phyllis Brurnley Dianne Brunson Roger Brunson Mary Lee Bryant Rickey Bryant Shiela Buck Delton Buckley Tommy Buckley Tommy Buford Bill Bullinger Marie Bumgarner Bill Burdette Mrs. Baker and her students display their fine work. Glenna Burgoon Connie Burkett Charlene Burns Bonny Burseen Ray Gene Bush Sammy Byrd Tanya Byrd Don Cain Cathy Campbell Crikit Ann Campbell Gloria Campbell Secrell Carnes Jimmy Carroll James Carson Chester Caudle Albert Chandler Larry Chambers Danny Chapman Joe Chapman Joyce Cherry Mike Christol Carol Christian Becky Clark Carolyn Clanton Fern Chaplin Ernest Clark Steve Clark Adeana Cleveland Billy Clonts Larry Coffee Gene Cole Debbie Coleman Greg Colip Steve Colwell Mary Connor Reggie Cook Mary Ann Corder Linda Corn Tommy Coughran Elaine Coville Cathey Covington Wally Covington Barbara Cox Carl Cox Bob Crain Billy Cramer Danny Crawford J oe Crouch Cinda Cruson Michael Cummons It was just too much for her Senior boys urge Gophers to uhook 9 57 em. Henry Dominquez Vicki Dodson Pat'Dingman Shirley Dillard Daniel Dias Jan Devlin Gayle Dennis Ronnie Degel David Degel Betty Day Gary Davenport Carl Dausch Alice Dabney Anna Curb Carl Dooley Brenda Dormier Diane Doucet Gail Douglas Jimmy Douthitt Herman Downs Holly Drinnan Michele Dubic Jimmy Duckworth Barbara Dukes Sandra Dunnerman Richard Durham Jackie Duvall Shirley Edgar Tresa Edington Annette Edwards Chuck Edwards David Elliott Doug Elliott Edwin Elliott Steve Elliott Jimmy Elton Duane Epperson Vera Evans Cheryl Eyers Natalie Fanelli Ellen Fanning Dana Farr Jim Faulhenback Carolyn Fawcett Walter Ferguson Ruth Finney Norma Fite Mary Kay Fletche Felixa Florence Gail Floyd I' and the best we were in '63. Louise Floyd Gene Ford Ellen Foster Virginia Fox Don Franklin Jeffery Franklin Janette Frazier Wadren Frederick Paula Freeland Kenneth Freeman Janice Fulton Barbara Garrett Peggy Garrison Sharon Garrett Carla Genarlsky Sandra Gibbon Nancy Gill Janice Gipson Nancy Glenn Glenda Gober Rose Mary Goforth Mike Gonser Ruth Good Sherry Good Loretta Goodman Barbara Gore Mike Graham Dona Green Stowe Green Tajuana Green Susan Greenlees Buddy Griffin Gerrie Guess Sharon Guillory Dennis Hall Mike Hall Shirley Hall Carol Hammond Kenna Hammond Rosalyn Hammond Elizabeth Hanzelka Douglas Harless J anis Harper Wana Harrell Sandra Harris Gary Horthcock Dottie Hartsfield Ross Hause Randy Hawes Stan Hayes Jerry Head Arlene Heinrich Paula Henderson Mary Henderson Kathy Hill Johnny Hill Ronald Hilton Cynthia Hipp Edith Hiser Annette Holder J ack Holt Robert Hope Mark Hopkins Carolyn Hornheck Jean Horton Dottie Hougham Tommy Howard Dickie Hubbard Don Huddleston Sharon Hulion Lynn Inman Bill Irvin .lorja Jackson Beverly James Kathy Jenkins Linda Jenkins Joanna Jeter Teddy Jeter Mary Johnson Rosemary Johnson Wanda Johnson Charles Jones Duane J ones Elaine Jones Marilla Jones Rodney Jones Mike Judkins Cheryl Karnes David Kee Jennings Keisler Tommie Jo Kelley Dan Kelly Linda Kennard James Kennedy Sherry Kennedy Alvis Key Pat Key Iva Killingsworth Charlsa Kimbark .Johnny Kincade Gophers loosen up for second half. Suzanne King Mariann Kluessner Richard Kluessner Phil Kizer Alfred Kraft Frances Lacefield Larry Lacefield .ludy Lamb Jerry Lambert Ruthan Lancaster I Phyllis Lane Beth Lasure Julia Lawson Barbara Lawson Dianne Leverett Carla Lewis Joyce Lewis Sandra Lewis David Linden Charles Lloyd Mike Long Steve Lopez Teresa Lowerie Glen Luckert Barbara Lynch Larry Magness Linda Maiden Robert Mann Glen Marques Carey Martin Donald Martin ,lackie Martin Donnie Massey Linda Mathews Linda Mathews Beverly Mathis Patricia Mabry Vickie McCall Donna McClain Mike McClain Alice McClay William McComrnons Sandra McCormick Christine McCoy Mackey McCoy Vaughn McCraw ,lean McDade Ramona McDowell Glenda MCGreW Kathy McKeethan 'F This is the football team that won for Grand Prairie their first 4AAAA Cham- pionship. Will the real Frosty please melt? ,loan McMillan Don McPherson Greg McRae Ricky McRay Jack Mears Patricia Meredith Van Merril Carol Micheals Mike Middleton Jane Miller Mary Lou Miller Tommy Miller Mary Mills Maggie Minter Roland Miranda Ayers Mizell Judy Moon Bobby Moore ,lan Moore Johnny Moore ,loan Morgan Dean Mullican Charlotte Mullins Betty Lou Mundy Jerry Munday Betty Munn Pat Murrel Linda Myers Barbara Nauert Brynda Neatherly Alice Nelson Curtis Nelson David Nicolls Jenny Nolan Shonna Noles Marsha Nugent Linda Overton Mary Osborne James Owens Julia Owens Mossey Pace Raymond Parker Mal Parkhill Ray Partain Joy Payne David Peacock Ava Pearson Julie Perkins Steve Perkins Dean Perry Student body presents Maria with Christmas gifts. Stan Perry Roy Peterman Duane Pews Philip Plattner Danny Pointer Richard Porter Wayne Pollard William Pollard Jerry Pollock Sheryl Pope Beau Poteet Gary Potter Linda Powell Mike Powell Roger Powell Della Prather Madge Prebish Richard Prestly Raymond Pringle Sue Purvis David Quate Donald Quate Billie Reed Stephanie Rehmet Linda Reynolds Sharon Reynolds Barbara Richburg Tornm Ri ins Y gg Christine Riley Deanna Riley Gwen Roach La Vonne Roberts Lora Roberts Sandra Roberts Barbara Robinson Carol Robinson Christine Robinson lnez Robinson Bobby Rockenbaugh Judy Roderick Evelyn Roe Larry Rogers Nadine Rogers Randalois Rogers George Roof Benny Ross Gail Russell Tomrny Russell Dickie Rule Lynda Rutherford The shirt tail Gophers rush to the pep rally before the game with Irving. This coyote was to meet his death at the hands of the Gopher captains at the annual bonfire before the Home- coming game. Jerry Rabeck Mary Ann Racker Tom Ramey ,lack Raiders Sharon Raper Glenda Rasco Larry Ratliff Gayle Ray Mike Reeding Jimmy Sadler Joe Salrin Linda Sanderfer Mike Sanders David Sandlin Bill Scheibal Judith Schlotahaver Wynelle Sexton Linda Seymour Christine Shepherd Connye Shackleford Brenda Sheppard Kenneth Shoemaker Libby Shull J oe Siddall Dale Sides Vandy Simons Jenni Sims Teri Ann Singletary Fred Sivley Ronnie Sivley Louanne Skinner Becky Small Patty Smalley Jean Ann Smartt Barbara Smith Bill Smith Bob Smith Linda Smith Ronnie Smith Howard Smollock Charles Sneed Sandra Snively Darlene Sonka Kenneth Speaks Mickey Spencer Ceorgeanne Spoon David Spruiell Dennis Stark Charles Starkey Carol Steen Paul Rowntree gives Mr. Keel his Christmas gift. Grand Prairie High has a hootenanny after the football game. Kenneth Ste-pan Sharon Lynn Stephans Porky Stephens Luanne Sterling Karen Stewart Tommy Stewart Glenda Stiles Carolyn Stone Jimmy Stone Sandra Stone Dan Stricklin Carolyn Stringer Eva Strong Steve Stubbs Monte Sumner Diane Swadlenak Howard Swaim Rosemary Sweet Clark Switzer Jerry Taggart Brenda Taylor Linda Terry Kay Thatcher Gary Thomas James Thompson Patricia Thompson Linda Trollinger Sandra Tune Linda Turner Pain Turner Ronnie Tyler Gail Vann Sandra Varner Robert Vaughn Martha Vernon Sandra Vest Vicki Vickers Jay Vineyard Freddie Wade Tommy Wagner Peggy Wagnon Rebecca Wagoner Maxine Walker' Edsel Wallace Wayne Wallace Murray Waltori Jirnrny Ward Kay Warder Jerry Warren J an Watkins 1 Another picture of a fabulous Gopher pep rally, Sammy Watkins Doug Watson Nancy Weathers Butch Weaver Casey Weaver Randy Weems Susan Weiner George Welch Ruth Wells Betty West Diana White Linda Diane White Alan Wilbourn Bill Williams Kathy Williams Mike Williams Rusty Williamson Betty Willis Kenney Winkle Jeanette Winsett Denny Winters Ann Wilson Cheryl Wilson George Wilson Kenney Winkle Jeanne Woolery Ann Wordein Lynn Worden Sharon Worrell Marsha Wortham Gary Wraley Dale Wren John Wright Wilton Wright Brenda Wy'att Ruth Wyfatt Steve Wynn Wayne Yancey Eddy Yentzen Larry York James Young Linda Young Richard Zernenick Hobbs Williams receives an enthusias- tic greeting from the students as he makes his annual speech at the pep rally. Sophomore Class of 1964 Killis Alniond Janay Anderson Schqrrye Anderson Tommy Anderson Dennis Andrews Lynn Andrews Dean Armstrong Sherry Ashcraft Donna Ashinhurst ,loyee Askew Terry Atchley Linda Atkins Mike Autrey Aris Avery Pat Avery Mary Ayars Brenna Bailes Phillip Bailey .loe Babina Dennis Baker Wa5'ne Baker Barbara Baklude Delories Ball Terry Barker Cary Acker Arthur Adams Bobby Adams Debbie Adams Ja Lynn Asuddell Edward Alirens David Akers Allison Akins David Aldridge Bronwyn Alexander James Alexander Bob Allen Vicki Barker Bryant Barns Larry Barnes Frank Barrera Bonna Barton Sandy Barton Margaret Beaty Kent Belcher Danny Bernethy Mary Black Charlotte Biagiotti Gary Bishop I09 Sherry Brewer Steve Brewton Mike Bridges Scott Bridges Tony Brigmon Delores Britton Anita Brown Carol Brown Tommy Brobaker Carol Brummitt Robin Ann Bruncati Linda Buckley Lorene Burkett Bobby Burks Cinda Burleson Mike Burnard Boyd Bush Bobby Butler George Bybee James Caddell Gerald Campbell Ronnie Campbell Bettie Cantrell Kathleen Capps Carla Blackwood Christie Blevins Shirley Blyth Barbara Boldt R. C. Bone, Jr. Rickey Bosher Ann Bowen Nancy Bowles Jimmy Brackenri Leonie Bradshaw .luanell Brandt Philip Bray d Linda Carpenter Jimmy Chastain Rodger Carroll Cheryl Cary Toni Chessher Mike Chessmore Beverly Chestnut Mary Clark Wesley Clark Eddie Clauser Ronnie Click Kenneth Ford Sue Clonts Martha Cloud Beverly Cloud Janeth Coates Cary Cochran Marilyn Coeman ,lan Collins Linda Collins Dwight Colvin Danny Conley Richard Cook David Ctooley Pat Day Janet Defee Emma Degner Dwight De Ville Dennis Densman Marguita Diaz Phil Dinger Ronald Dingnian Kaye Dinse Richard Dixon Scott Donaldson Brian Donovan Joyce Cordell Brenda Corns Kenneth Corns Paula Corpier Vicki Covington Chip Craft A. M. Crawford Cheryl Crawford Bettye Criswell Roger Crouvh Marvin Crowe R. L. Crowley .linuny Crutcher Sharon Culpepper Patsy Cunnnons Bruce Cunnigham Larry Cunningham Bill Curtis Tommy Cuskaden Jackie Daniels Linda Dantzler Kerry Duvid Cay Davis Barbara Day nw A .loe Eddlemon Cynthia Edmonso ,lim Edwards Susan Elder Steve Elliott Craig Ellis Don Ellis Jerry Ellis Kay Ernst Rosie Eroy Clara Evans Nancy Fanelli Clilo Ann Farrow Melissa Fazi Pat Ferguson Freddy Ferry Billy Fincher Sheri Fisher Barbara Flory Blake Floyd Ronnie Floyd George Follette Barbara Folmar Shirley Ford Deborah Donovan Linda Dooley Sandra Dorsch Gary Dover Shirley Downes Bill Driver Brenda Drymond Bessie Duke Gene Dukes Robert Dunbar .lirnmy Dunn Ronnie Eaves Bob Fountain .ludy Fowler Margie Fraser Pat Freeman Owen Fuller Steve Fulton Sammy Fuselien Treva Gafford Ellen Galloway Dana Gardner Ruth Garrison Brenda Gibson Cynthia Glass Linda Glass Paul Glotfelter Danny Glover Kenneth Glover Yicenta Gonzales Dennie Good Carolyn Green Gary Green Ken Green Dennis Grcenlees Jack Gresham ,Bonnie Hensel Tonie Herinth Kay Hicks Joyce Hill Margaret Hill Patricia Hiser Steve Hodges Dixie Anna Hoff Hoyt Hollowell Carolyn Holveck Joy Howe Dennis Huddleston Becky Griffin Ronnie Grimes Rickey Groves Larry Gross Carllenn Groves Henry Groves Richard Haggan ,lane Hall Jerry Hall Karen Hall Lillian Hall Teressa Hanimonds Glenda Hardenian Cynthia Hardin Daniel Harris Marle Harris Stanley Harvey .lerrold Hassenpfley Danny Hazelip Beverly Hearn .lames Heath Danny Heddleston Teri Helms ,lanes Helton Gary Johnson Susie Johnson Suzanne Johnson Ray Johnson Sandie Joiner Cindy Jones Linda Jones Theresa Jones Eddie Jordon Stanley Kasiske Doris Kaps Jeffery Kee Janice Keene Sharon Keetch Samuel Kellum Larry Kennedy William Kennedy Barbara Kessler David Key Freddy King Ronnie Kittrell Don Knight Janie Knox Monte Knox Dorinda Huddleston Gerald Hudson Robert Hughes James Hunter Gayle Hutcheson Becky Hyde Clifton Jackson Martha Jackson Wanda Jackson Linda Jarvis Linda Jennings Elizabeth Johnson J ill Koettner John Kohler Kenneth Kentz Barbara Kyle Wayne Racik Phil Lamb Gary Land Lou Anne Landers Peggy Landers Evelyn Landreth Paul Lang Billy Langston Glenda La Roche Dwayne Lasater Ricky Lawson Bruce Kelley Betty Lee Mike Lee Sara Lee Jan Leggett Pam Lemmond Chuck Leverton James Lewis Jay Lewis McFarland Mcflihboney NIcGuffey McKee McKechnie McKinney McLean McPherson Meneely Mercer Mercer McGibhoney Vonna Lewis Virginia Lindamood .limmy Little Carolyn Long Diann Long Josephine Lopez Janice Lower Don Lookadoo Evelyn Lulloff Gary Luckert Darrell Ludwig Darlene Lynch Steve Malone Daxid Mansholt Mack Martin Betty Martin Gloria Martinez Mike Marshall Billy Marley Vickie Maples Larry Matthews Phil Maxwell Kenneth McCord Larry McDowell James Monsey Joyce Monsey Andrew Montes Charlie Moon Joan Moon Kathy Mooneyham Bill Moore James Moore Janet Moore Dennis Morgan Philip Morgan Larry Morgan Roger Margan Alan Morris Rickey Morris Shirley Murrel Josey Murrey Robert Nail Phylis Nevie Diane New Becky Newberry Donna Newton John Nix Ralph Noack Bobby Michaels Linda Mikel Elaine Miller Kenneth Miller Mike Miller Wanda Miller Clifford Mills Linda Mills Terry Minto Paula Minyard Karen Mobley Marilyn Money Mike Nolan Harvey Oates Annette Oden Joey Offill Cynthia Oliver Paul Otis Thomas Owens Tony Parham Ray Dale Parker Bobby Parrish Robbie Paschall Janice Palman Sharon Patterson Gary Patton ,lon Patton Ruth Ann Paul Larry Payne Mike Peace Bobby Perry Barbara Peters Linda Phemister Carol Phillips David Prickard Kathy Pinkerton vnu Lloyd Reeves Joe Ben Rehders Tucker Rehmet Charmon Reid Carla Reynolds Joe Reynolds Donna Rhodes Shirley Richardson Richard Riche james Richeson Arthur Riley Cliarlain Riley 4 erida 0 N-1' rnen Phyllis Pinnell James Pollard Mark Potter Mike Potter Holly Powell Sherrill Powell Alice Price Howard Price Linda Price Linda Pruitt Anita Quinn Linda Ramsey Dennis Randolph Jerry Raper Buzzy Ratcliff Sandra Rattiff Hal Ray Marsha Ray Bobby Read Edwin Read John Read Elaine Reddick Sara Reed Danny Reeves Bill Rossi Judy Ross Bill Rossy George Routt Wayne Rozell Sara Rud Robin Rudolph Wayne Rudolph Jackie Rush Louise Sale Sandra Sanderfer Mike Sanderson Carol Sanders Curtis Sanders Tommy Sarratt J. D. Savage Karla Scheppear John Schleimer .lack Schneider .leri Schuesslfa' Lana Scott James Seale Jeanie Sealock Sharon Self Rosemarie Roark Charley Robbins Shirley Robertson Eddie Rogers Jerry Roberts Julia Roberts Anthony Rogers Richard Rogers Joan Rogers Jimmy Roof Debbie Roper Linda Ross Priscilla Sellers Steve Sessions Bob Severance Shiela Sewell Phyllis Shackleford Robert Shamklin Danny Sheffield Jackie Shelton Carol Shipley Wanda Shults Ralph Siders 'Marcella Sikes ,lean Simmons Wanda Simmons Ronny Simon Susan Simon Ricky Simpson Jimmy Sinclair Darla Skinner Larry Skinner Daniel Slayden Cynthia Smith Danny Smith Johnny Smith Annette Still Bobby Stone .lohn Stone Charles Strong Linda Stunkard Doris Sugg Bill Sumrall Y Mickey Sutterfield Marshall Sutton Carolyn Swain Lynn Swaner Mike Tarrant Karen Smith Herbie Smith Linda Smith Linda Smith Robert Smith Robert L. Smith Sammie Smith Sandra Smith Sidney Smith Susan Smith Terry Smith .lean Smith Joe Smith Monty Snell Pamela Sodowsky Linda S eers P Glenda Spoonmore Leona Springfield Linda Spurlock Karen Stahnke Margie Stamps Paula Stamps Wayne Sandifer Barbara Standley Mike Trujillo Ginger Tubbs Nancy Tucker John Tull James Tune Kerry Turner Connie Unstead Rusty Vaden .loe Van Donk Carol Van Zandt Cora Van Zandt Ladine Vaughan Peggy Vaughn Mike Vest Susan Villars Douglas Wade Marvine Wade Judy Waldron Sandra Walker Suzanne Walker Judy Walch Mary Ann Walton Jeanne Ward Glenn Wariner Eddie Tamplin .lo Taylor Johnny Teel James Templin Robert Tennison Mike Thomas Peggy Thomas John Thornton Sharon Thrasher Sherril Thrasher Dorothy Tiller Kathy Townsend Pat Watkins Carol Watson Ronnie Waterson Kay Weaver Oanice Varner David Weaver Eddie Welch Jordon Welch Sonya Wells Bart Wheeler Sue White Donnie White Edgar White Glenna White Margorie White Lydia Whitwell Delman Williams Jenell Williams Linda Williams Patsy Williams Ronnie Williams Ronnie Wlilliams Brenda Williamson David Wlilliams Barbara Wilson Brenda Wilson Danny Wilson Susan Wilson Cary Winkle Kenny Witthoff Gilbert Woehl Peggy Woodall George Wood ,lim Woolridge John Woolery Freddy Worthing Donald Wortman Pat Yantch Barbara Young Carolyn Young Tommy Young Robert Zimmerle James Ziegler l2I E 2 5 w L v I 'X fp 4 1' ' X' ifik '-X' f -I .,-A If , lf: vw j0n0rs QW Q ,,,1 ,sp , 3 wbfmgg 'ia ig fi 1 A V -' H i 2 S n 1? , 21 K.. if '55 I Y 2 1 H 4 V 0.24 h 1 4 if ' f1 f ,gi --'M V ' fgkw E wr, 14 3 2 2 1 A N 4. 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MIDDLE: Glenda Flewharty, Sandra Mayer, gela Sutton, Patty Robinson, Pam Turner. BOTTOM: Raynell Mclean, Kathi Machniak, Carol Dornbluth, Cherie Barton, Paula arson, Carol O'Kelly. A I3l I I 3 1 I i T REAR: Harris, Schuessle-r, Coffee, Burton, Hill, Watson. FRONT: Doucet, High, Wileeles, Ligon, Vernon, Buck, Basdeni Jackson, Brice. All-Region Choir Q I 1 1 1 N X , W w MARTHA VERNON SHERRIE SEALOCK All-State Choir Alternate All-State Band Alternate Serving as President of our student body has been one of the most en- joyable times of my life. From the depths of my heart I thank each one of you who is a member of this union for the cooperation you have given and for the trust that you have shown to the Student Council. DAN CHILTON President of the Student Body KENNETH KELLY ROBERT BRUMMIT SUSAN MOORE LINDA LAMB Art Honors Q . :fig H W He f MW-,QL 1 2 X wr K 'X' w W WYWM i A. - ,,4'.., 1 . '12 W, , ,kg - W ,U.Ah A Q . ow if 6 .,, 2 A A . 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V fu . lj, I, f , f ,- , X, ki, X, .wge- , I L ' , .Zi Jr XXJTAJ. ff ff' MU f t oi stile I ,f , V71 f Cfzora A CAPPELLA CHOIR TOP ROW: Watson, Dooley, Hall, York, Roundtree, High, McDoy, Douthitt, Edwards, Coffee, Berryhill, Brady, Hanby Conser, Harliss, Brooker, Bolt, Brian, Green, Thigpin. SECOND ROW: Harris, Burton, Wilson, Colip, Smith, Hall Flecther, Covington, Ferguson, Owens, Thomas, Hope, Walton, Wright, DeVore, Kincaid, Basden, Fuller, Green, Jeter, Horsley. THIRD BOW: Byrd, Nolan, Buck, Whitthoft, McCormick, Wright, Doueet, Russell, Angland, Nugent, LaSure, Vernon, Spoon, Overton, Carter, Wheeless, Jolley, Jackson, Henderson, Vickers, Thompson, Peden, Owen, Heinrick, Owens, Curle, ler, Culley. BOTTOM ROW: Ligon, Lane, Peters, Burkett, Brice, Sweet, Harris, Mitchel, Small, Kinbarok, Florence, King, Blount, Mill , P f S 'I ' er ey ton, t1 es, Weiner, Ray, Smart, Brown, Wyatt, Hammond, Vann, Carnett, Borroft, McFarlin, Kimble, Holmes, Powell. DIRECTOR l50 Mr. Earl Tom Keel OFFICERS: Paul Roundtree, Lynette Borhoft, Tommy Garrett. PCZVUTLQTLZ CHORALIERS ers, Alexander, Andrews, Armstrong, Barton, Black, Boldt, Brigrnan, Burks, Bullesson, Campbell, Cochran, Dunn, Edwards, Edwards, ler, Ewans, Farrow, Fulton, Groves, J. Hall, Hall, Harvey, Helms, Helton, Hofs, Jennings, Johnson, Joiner, Kee, Kellum, Knight, Kohler, Kuntz. Land, Lee, Little, McCord, McDowell, Miller, Mills, Minto, Murrell, Murrey, Otts, Patterson, Potter, Powell, Price, Reed, Rehders, Rhodes Riley Roark Robertson, Rodgers, Rozelle, Rush, Shults, Sinclair, Skinner. Stamps, Still, Sutton, Swaner, Thomas, Tull. Turner, Wade. ,Waltod Watson. Welclt, Williams. Weedall, Wooldridae, Ziegler, Crntrel. kt Kaps, Koettner, Kessler, Lemnond, McG1bboney, McLean, McPherson, Martin, Mikel, Moon, llooney am, oore, Ray, Sell, Sell-ars, Simon, Skinner, Smith, Smith Smith, Stanley, Vaughn, Waldron, Williamson, Young. STARDUSTERS Ashcraft, Askew, Atkins, Avery, Bailes, Barker, Blevins, Bowles, Brummitt, Buckley, Cantrell, Coleman, Corns, Covington, Cris- Donavon, Duke, Fisher, Flory, Folrnar, Freeman, Gardner, Glass, Hall, Hardeman, Harris, Hicks, Hill, Hill, Jyde, Johnson, Johnson ' ' ' ' I h M New, Pruitt Mus OFFICE 7 7 p 7 Gordon Flagg, Eddie Abney, John David Williams, Patty Columbus, Henra Ann Vance, Shirley Brown, Rickey Jones, Kenneth Hicks, Dana Campbell, John Dawson, Joe Chapman, Mike Parmer, Tresa Edington, Bob Newton, Charles Smithson, Rocky Bailey, Dan Trent. RS: Linda Oliver, James Caldwell, Glenn Marques Butch Danford Charles Culpep er MR. CHARLES VICK MAJORETTES: Judy M Inez Robinson, Lynn S bush, Linda Oliver, C Lewis. 8j76Z7'If77Z67Zt BAND Abney, Anderson, Autrey, Bailey, Babina, Brewton, Brown, Brown, Brubaker, Buford, Caldwell, Campbell, Chapman, Clark, Culpepper Curtis, Columbus, Crawford, Danford, Dawson, Dingman, Dingman, Dinse, Dodson, Dooley, Edington, Edmonson, Edwards, Flagg Forester, Garrett, Gibson, Griffin, Greenless, Hicks, Huddleston, Hulion, Inman Irvin, Jones Jones Kasick Lacefield LaRoche Lewis Long, Luckert, Luckert, Luckert, Marques, Mathews, Mathis, McPherson, Merrill, Maranda,,Newto,n, Newfon, Oliver, Oliver, l3ointerZ Prebish, Phinnoy, Patton, Patrick, Parmer, Rabeck, Reynolds, Reed, Robinson, Sanders Sandlin, Sarratt Savage, Schenk Sealock Sealock, Sidnner, Smith, Smnhson, Snegon, Snively, Snrvely, Stence, Stubbs, Sutterfield: Swain, Taylor, lfaylor, Thrasher,?Thrasher: Thomton, Tyler, Walton, Warder, W W l h Wh l W'b W' ' s ' ' eaver, e c , ee er, 1l ourn, 1ll1am,, Witthoft, Woehl, Wood, Zimmerle, Neenan. l I B is ,,,,,, W.. DRUM MAJ ORS Charles Smithson Bob Newton l53 s Stage Band BACK ROW: Carol Watson, Lynn Inman, Don McPherson, Rockey Bailey, Joe Chapman, Dana Campbell, .Iohn David MIDDLE ROW: Danny Pointer, Tommy Buford, Alan Wilhourn, I.ou Ann Skinner, Ed Forester. FIRST ROW: Charles Glenda I,aRoach, Mike Long, Candy Taylor, Kay Weaver. rches tra, OFFICERS: Carol Watson, Cynthia Class, Phillip Plattner, Alves Key. ,Q N, s 1 ,. ' ' h Advisor MISS MARY LOUISE THAXT ON The Library Clubls main ob jectives are to stimulate whole some attitude toward the li brary work and reading. OFFICERS: STANDING: Ronald Morris, Kenneth Winkle. SEATEDV: Deborah Odle, Carol Curl. Band Officers , 'iles va 'V OFFICERS: Charles Smithson, Rocky Bailey, Carla Lewis, Glenn Marques, Sherrie Sealock, Bob Newton. '55 N K. , f S t' 1' punish C lub Advisor MRS. MATTIE L. BENSKIN Students who join the Span- ish Club not only study their language but also attempt to acquire a more thorough knowledge of our Latin-Ameri- can neighbors. OFFICERS: Mike Long, Tommy Miller, Martha Ann Miller, Johnny Atchley, Carolyn Richburg. Youth for Traffic Safety Youth for Traffic Safety or ganization is to promote traf safety on local level. Also provide the city with repress tatives for the regional and I tional program. MEMBERS: Mike Long, Linda Class, Julia Owens, Glenda Flewharly, Mike Jackson, Linda Williams, Angela Sutton. I56 Advisor MR. GLENN FLEWHARTY Advisor MRS. JANE FRENCH The newly organized French Club was designed to further its members' understanding and knowledge of French culture. This Club also promotes better relationship between students and teacher. Jumor Classical League OFFICERS Kenneth Hlck Lynn Motlew Pene Bishop, Don Hendricks. Tresa Edington l57 Advisor MRS. RUTH POWELL The Future Secretaries of America is a club which pro- vides for those who wish to he secretaries with opportunities to learn from experienced peo- ple the basic facts of a secre- tary's career. Future Homergutkers of America Future ecretaries Association e nn yars, arsha Wortham, Anita Andreotta, Barbara Lyncl SEATED: ' ' 2 Toward New Horizons is an appropriate motto for the Future Homemakers who again this year attended the State and National Conventions. Also this year the Future Homemakers have a State Officer. Through homemaking, girls learn how to build a happier home. OFFICERS: STANDING: Linda Ragsdale, Kathy Hill, Joyce Monsey, Susan Thomas, Ronda Corpier, Angela Sutton, Allison Akins, Connie Baldwin, Bonnie Steever, Betty Evans. SEATED: Cynda Mayfield, Dorothy McDonald, Lee Ann Ayers, Dorothy Tucker. I58 Advisor MRS. ERNESTINE HODSON Future Business Leaders of America A thi . V , W E' E Pi ,. ' KL Q 'W -f, ,r iff- 'fx I f . 2 P V 5 W-mx.. ua E 1' 1-wn'f'fhW AESQSEY. if Advisor MRS. LOUDENE MACKEY F.B.L.A. members are ad- vised by a council of local busi- nessmen and women on the problems, opportunities, and as- sets to be found in a career of business. Also F.B.L.A. mem- bers find that a strong aggres- sive leadership is needed in the business world of today. Folhs. : STANDING: Chuck Reddick, Cary Cilbreath, Kathy Craig. SEATED: Carol Colvin, Footlighters The Footlighters, Geep Higlfs rama club, creates much in- erest each year by producing heir annual play. ' if l Advisor MRS. DOROTHY ALLEN OFFICERS: BACK: Tim Vineyard, Patty Wheeles. SEATED: Carol Clanton, Kathy Machniak, Kathy Mckethan. I59 r Future Teachers of America Advisor MRS. ANNE WEAR The Future Teachers of America is a club which pro- vides for those who wish to! he teachers with opportunities to learn from experienced peo- ple the basic facts of a teacher' career. OFFICERS: Sharon Adams, Lynn Senghush, Ceorganne Spoon, Martha Ann Miller, Dale Ann Carrell, Paula Pearson. 4f XKX Future Nurses of America To those students who are considering nursing as a profes- ' sion or vocation career, the Fu- ture Nurses of America is an organization designed to help them receive spot training in actual hospital work. OFFICERS: STANDING: Sandra Parks, Carla Gemahlsky, Barbara Reed, .lean Horton. Advisor I 60 MRS. IRENE DURHAM Morning Meditation Committee Advisor MRS. MOZELLE SCHWEER Thursday Morning Medita- tion endeavors to bring spirit- ual guidance into the busy schedule of Geep students. The non-demoninational 'service of- fers the student another outlet for voluntary participation. FICERS: STANDING: Chuck Reddick, Olaf Harris, Jerry York, Sonney Keel. SEATED: ther Wright, ,lo Gresham, Sandra Mayer, Lynette Boroif. Devotional Committee Inspirational thoughts are resented over the loud speaker very morning during home- oofn. Hard work by the chaii- en and members make this ossible. Advisor MRS. VARINA HIGHT OFFICERS: Bill Caster, Angela Sutton, Joy Ligon, Mary Lee Locke. I6I Advisor MRS. WANDA BAKER The Art Club was organized to encourage and stimulate ap- preciation of the fine arts in its members. This club is not only for art students but for any student who is interested in the many facets of art. Beau f t'ttl Arts OFFICERS: Robert Brummit, Kenneth Kelley, Susan Moore, Carol O'Kelly, Sandra Stone. Vic Electronics Vic Electronics is an advan science class sponsored by Texas Education Agency. It extended two hours a day two years which gives the dent a basic foundation for electrical engineering career OFFICERS: BACK: Mike Powell, Don Hendrix, Bob Blanton. SEQATED: Maggie Minter. Dennis Hall. l 62 Advisor MR. ARLIE D. PATTON Advisor MR. HAYDEN MCDANIEL Industrial Cooperative Train- ing is designed to fit boys and girls for useful employment in occupations of their choice in which there are available open- ings. As the ICT group cele- brates the success of the or- ganiziation. Industrial Cooperative Training' OFFICERS: STANDING: David Frazier, Les Nichols. SEATED: Elaine Ferry, Carla Cenarlsky Karen Ryan, Vivian Pennington. Dis trihutifve Education A vocational club which teaches and gives opportunity to those wishing to gain experi- ence in the business world. . STANDING. Terry Potter, P1'l1I1p Hart, Tommy Andrews, Jerry Potter. Brenda White, Shirley Trammel, Patsy Smalley. Advisor MR. PRESLEY WRIGHT I 63 Advisor MR. HOLLIS F. JOHNSON Junior Kiwanis, better known as the Key Club, is a group of boys who Working together make better citizens for tomor- row. I ey Club OFEIG RS: Bob McGl0thlin, Tommy Burseen, Don Hendrix, Jimmy Easley, ,letter Debate Club The Debate Club is a nt organized club for students want to improve their spea and debating abilities. OFFICERS: Joe McNeff, Steve Hodges, Jimmy Chastine, Debbie Roper. I64 Advisor MRS. DOROTHY ALLEN Advisor MR. TOMMY SAWYER The Numismatic Club pro- vides boys and girls with a knowledge of grading and ac- cumulating foreign and domes- tic Coins. Coin Club OFFICERS: Carrell Ray Flippo, Wayne Wallace, Joe Eddlemon, John Cox. History C lub OFFICERS. Jay Vineyard, Susan lowers, Paula Pearson, Susan Johnston. The.History Club is a newly organized club of students that are interested in developing a better knowledge of their his- tory. Advisor MR. R. N. SANDLIN I65 -Yearbook- Geep taff KINDUSTRY AT ITS BEST Staffers enjoy looking over the past year's work. Advisor MR. GENE HEAD The associate editors Glenda Flewllarty, Angela Sutton, Cherie The Workers, Sandra Koerth, Tommy Buckley, Pam Turner, Barton, editor in chief' Mike Jackson, and Paula Pearson relax .lohn Wright, Dana Farr, and Carol O'Kelly force a smile. as the Ceep nears its finish. I66 Advisor MRS. FRANCES SULLIVAN X Prairie Dog Staff -N ewspaper- ,....... w X x STAFF MEMBERS STANDING Steve Bush Ga Morris Cher l Corns Kath Cam bel B tt Da Dlan .. : : , ry , y , y p l, e y y, ' e Leverett, Eva.O'Gassion, James Robertson. SEATED: Donna McClain, Sandra Stone, Dale Ann Carrell, Glenda Flewharty, Patty Robinson, Kathi Machniak. The Prairie Dog Editors are Carol Dornbluth, Sandra Mayer, Raynell McLean, and Ronnie Barkley. I67 Gopher Cheerleaders Advisor I 68 MISS MARGUERITTE WOOD PAT BLANKERSHIP ANN HODCES ESTHER WRIGHT IAN MCCORMICK VICKI MULLINS SAMMIE AUSMUS Gopher Guards Donna Kay Small, Tommy Garrett, Vicki Johnson Cannomers MIKE JACKSON SONNY KEEL ,,,,.,,M,,A.. W. 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JOHNNIE MAE ALLBRITTON JOAN BENNETT Miss Flame ICT A 139 1 w Q 1 r N Q wp i S 4 N b i WI Football 1963 RETURNING ff LETIERMEN Joel Horsley, iJLarry Free- iman, Jimmy Smith, Mark Babina, Dan Chilton, Travis Rushing, Harold Williams, Galen Morris, Gary Gil- breath, .lohnny Watson, Bill Castor, Wiley Matthews. COACHES Travis Rhodes Edwin Patton John Hamberger Merlin London David Easterling Amos Turner Max Whitley CAPTAINS Gary Cilbreatll Dan Chilton Harold William i GARY GILBRETH Senior-Quarterback Babina shows his catching technique while Harold Williams comes in for a kill. tfkcaptain HAROLD WILLIAMS Senior-halfback GOPHERS 20 CARTER RIVERSIDE 0 Under the direction of our new head coach, Dusty Rhodes, the new Gophers started their successful season off with a striking victory over Garter River- side. The new look of an aggressive ground game and well planned plays showed that this year7s Gophers were a well balanced team. With a good defensive game, the Blue found it hard to move against the Eagles in the first half. The Gophers struck first in the game with a TD but failed to make the extra point. .At the end of the half the Gophers led 6-0. The second half was altogether a different hall game. The Gophers broke the Eagles' defense and scored twice? but the Rlue defense never failed. Great running from hacks Horsely, Williams, and Morris accounted for the Gopher victory with Horsley and Morris crossing the goal line. It looked like the '63 Gophers might go all the way! Joel Horsely eludes one man but runs into several Carter defenders. ALAN BROWN .Iunior-quarterback JOEL HORSLEY Senior-halfback if ' .lohnny Watson downs a Scotty as Morris, Matthews, and another Gopher come up to help. GOPHERS 8 HIGHLAND PARK 13 The vengeful Highlanders were out for blood as they met the Gophers in Highlander Stadium. The Gophers found'a well balanced team in the Scotties as the Highlander team ran hard and blocked hard. The Scotties recovered two Gopher fumbles that went on for scores. The Gophers couldn't move in the first half though at half time the score was H.P. 13, G.P. 0. Coming hack the second half the Gophers held the Scotties scoreless and went on the offensive. They went to the air and soon after a TD pass from Gilbreth to Babina made the score 6-13. A lucky last second toss from Gilbreth to Babina was completed for the extra two points. With a few seconds left the Gophers tried for another score but time ran out. The final score, H.P.-13, G.P.-8. BILL SMITH Junior-halfhack Horsely shows his style while Chilton, Freeman, and a few other teammates come to his aid S24 we RONNIE SWEENEY Senior-llalfback - JIMMY CARROLL .lunior-halfhack The state champs collapse on Warren helped by Chilton, Gilbreath, and Smith. to n h-h.k W- f , 'Ne f--'-- , r it f Q 5 .,,,. , ' Y'h', - .,,.. E i ', - 5 '-.. f ',-. ls' f'- Q ff agswitger, 4, .. 5? . ami- ZW . if -1 91? W i I:-f-123 Ey n fb ' I7 V 5:25 E,'m5,E, me f- air., - - s f- - ,-2 -. 1 BILLY CRAMER Junior-halfhack GOPHERS 8 GARLAND 23 Like lightening the Garland Owls pounded our defense and contained our offense. The Gophers were hit hard as the Owls controlled the first half. The Owls scored all their points in the first half hut failed to score in the second. The second half opened with the Gophers looking like a new team. The Blue team started with a great drive that ended with a TD pass from Gilbreth to Horsely for the first Gopher score. The Gophers started with another drive that ended with a nullified TD. The Gophers then cooled off and the game ended with Garland, the eventual state champs, the winner, 23-8. Harold Williams reaches for the pigskin while Morris gets set. 'GALEN MORRIS Senior+fullback I JERRY WARREN Junior-halfback Chambers powers over a Kimball Knight and Gary Gilbreath. GOPHERS 26 KIMBALL 14 After a bitter defeat at the hands of Garland, the Grand Prairie Gophers H f' tt N took on the Kimball Knights. Looking for another pre-district win the Gophers handed the Knights a swamping defeat, 26-14. The Gophers held the Knights scoreless in the first half while racking up 20 points. Horsely took a TD pass from Gilbreth then another pass to Babina for the extra two points. Later, for the second score, Warren took the ball over the goal line. The third score of the game came with a TD pass from Gilbreth to Babina. The Knights came back the second half to score two touchdowns but with another score by Warren the Blue squad stayed in front. The final score, GP 26, the Knights I-1. TRAVIS RUSHING Senior-end Larry Chambers looks for an opening while the Gopher front line looks on. BILL CASTER Senior-center VAUGHN MCCRAW .lunior-center Williams, protected by Watson and Chilton, starts an end sweep against Richardson. 1 A . - J ' msaifisfv . Q 3 ' - fssvzsw--f K - . if . A 5: K, viii.: -itkgggg.slgE.:l.:jf .. 1 , 'f 4 ' 1 f.-'. ,.'. . l,o i lloo . , -X .l,: K H ' '- .,,, N i ' : , f. 5 5 5 5 1 1 t f Witt 2 MEM w f 53 E 4 ' H s LARRY FREEMAN Senior-center GOPHERS 13 RICHARDSON 12 The Gophers won their last pre-district game over Richardson with a close score oi 13-12. Richardson struck first in the game with a drive from the kick-off that ended with the score. The extra point failed when the kick hit the goal post. The Gophers lost the ball on their first offensive move but came hack the second time to score with Gilbreth going in from a short distance. Morris kicked the extra point and GP. led 7-6. Again Richardson scored and again the extra point was no good. On the Kick-off Horsely ran hack to the 50 yd. line. A pass to Williams 'set up the TD. Then Morris went in, The game then became a stalemate and the Gophers won it 13-12. Larry Chambers Sprints for yardage as Watson looks ahead. M. . ti 1' in 1 5 .ti ' s 5 5 i 1 JOHNNY WATSON A Senior-guard if P5 FREDDY HARTSFIELD ,,,m.,W.- A. Senior-guard Galen Morris hits for yardage while Mark Bahina gives him help. S. F' , -'ix 'gi' GOPHERS 0 ARLINGTON 0 After a stunning victory over Richardson, the Blue squad traveled to Arlington for the grudge battle against the colts. Arlington played an unex- peeted defense that kept the Gophers scoreless. Twice the Blue eleven was W within the Arlington 5 yard line but twice they failed to score. The Blue de- it 5 fense held the Colts scoreless also as the game ended 0-0. WILEY MATHEWS Senior-guard Morris finds a stone wall against Arlington as Watson and Mathews look on. TOMMY STEWART .lunior-tackle ' , ,r,,W,rWmi DAN CHILTON Senior-tackle Chilton 'throws a good block for Galen Morris in the Richland game. tri-captain GOPHERS 14 RICHLAND 7 Next the Gophers journeyed to Richland for their second district game. lt was a tight game as the Gophers just sneaked by. On the second series of offensive plays the Gophers set up a TD with a pass to Smith. Then Morris went in for the score. After Richland scored the Blue squad ushered by Gilhreth went for the second TD with Gilbreth scoring. The Rebels tried hard for another score and when the clock ran out they were on our 3 yard line. The Gophers held and the game ended 14-7. DAVID QUATE Junior-tackle Harold Williams sees an opening as Watson lends a helping hand. CLARK SWIGHTER Junior-tackle FRED SIVLEY Junior-tackle Babina jitterbugs to receive a pass against Haltoni. Q 1 i all ,. . ,, - f K rv Q5 fp- 1 ,,,n,,' 5: . . fi, GOPHERS 20 HALTOM 6 ' E A ' I A as W A 1 ' .- .. ' ' - 4' The Blue eleven showed a tough offense and defense as they swallowed 4: ' Q L 5 ..,. e ff 1 Haltom 20-6. The Gophers out did Haltom for another district win. Q fl' '1 ti The scoring for the Gophers was turned in by a pass from Gilbreth to Smith. Then Gilbreth went in from a short distance for the second score. On f i fi T qlzl another big drive Harold Williams took the pigskin over for the third TD- iiii' Cilbreth then ran for two extra points. The road to the district Crown is not , 3 A f T sv 4 T T ,fn 10 fb 2 ,ivan 3 up 9' 'fs k w 3 5 , L x X ,H K 4 f A 5' fig Rfk Q Q I I V i Q, J W 3, SQ s 4 K4 Qi 5 7 9- 1' at we gm w W N 52 W W W T3 4 get gg im K 4' E ' ' 41, if ,Y iw 9 s We U X it 5 s 1 f 'YW P YR' ZW' if F fs.,-2 K N , Q f A , , gs Q 4 me .. ,S New 4 rip . f va? S. ff ff f fi , 4 l 9 1 ' . pi' ' s'w 'f- A -'asssagtfwli-e.-i'ix2?':s:f QMXQS ig, 7 ., K t X, , 4 W A 1 4 X' ff 'H 554 'Q W rw 'vate' Vi 'P+ .of L' as ' EMS? s 5, r 'F' G rin lf' sfdff fitfli-Q Q 41 5 'fag K 5 5 ' ' gif' ,Q Q r . k Q, X 3 K' l if, if V' NYS? sw 4. no ff P RONALD BARKLEY Senior-tackle Williams goes over Haltom and CP. players as Gilhreath watches from a safe distance. STOWE GREEN Junior-end BUCK PARKER .lunior-end Gary Gilbreath grits his teeth at some Tigers in the vengeful Irving game. GOPHERS 28 IRVING 6 The vengeful Gophers traveled to Irving for their next district game. Remembering last year's agonizing defeat, the Blue eleven pounded Irving 28-6. From the first play the story was all Grand Prairie. The Gophers snagged four lrving passes and fell on two Irving fumbles. The first score was a pass from Gilhreth to Bahina. Then Warren racked up two more quick TD's, the latter being on a splendid 60 yard run. Gilhreth scored the last TD. Galen Morris added all four extra points. A fine defensive game was turned in hy Gilbreth, Morris, Williams, Green, Mathews, Stewart, Rushing, Watson, and Chilton. The Gophers have only to heat Wichita Falls in the howl for the Championship. JOHNNY HILL Junior-end Stowe Green intercepts a pass against Irving while Stewart and 'Gilbreath looks on. , SAMMY WATKINS Junior-end ,1 JIMMY SMITH Seniorgend Galen Morris hulls his way over Coyotes in the W.F. game as Gilhreath and Chilton look on. GOPHERS 21 WICHITA FALLS 14 On the day of the Presidentis death, under a mournful sky and Viewed by 8500 sad fans, the Gophers took VVF. for the first time since entering the 4 AAAA ranks. The Gophers started the game with a fumble that disheartened the whole stadium. On their own 20 the Blue held the Coyotes through a big defense. Then, ushering a great drive. Gary Gilhreath took the Blue ll down to the first score of the game with Gilhreath sneaking in for the score. Morris kicked the extra point and the Gophers led 7-0. W.F. soon came back with an eluding run and a 15 yard penalty. From the Blue 7 the Coyotes scored making it 7'-7. With the half near the end the Gophers made another sparkling drive that ended with a short pass and run from Gilbreath to Williams for the score. The half-time score was GP 13-WF 7. The Gophers came hack the second half with the same desire to win. The running of Warren. Hor-sely, Gilhreath. Williams, and Morris put the Blue in another scoring position. They made good use of it with a pas-s to Bahina down to the l then Morris hulled his way through for the third score. With the extra point the Gophers led 21-7. The Blue defense then took over and held the Coyotes to one other TD. Fine defense turned in by Chilton, Matthews, Green, Stewart, Williams, and Gilhreath kept the Coyotes from scoring again. As the Gophers waited out the last seconds of the game, the W.F. domination finally fell. The Gophers had won their first district championship since enter- ing the 4 AAAA ranks. lt was a fine job turned in by the coaches and especially the team. MARK BABINA Senior-end Horsely Sprints into the open against W.F. GARY HALEY Senior-manager LENNY ATHENS Senioraemanager A fast action shot in the Amarillo game. BI-DISTRICT GOPHERS 0 AMARILLO 34 The KL AAAA district champs took a pounding from Tascosa of Amarillo in the Bi-District play-off 34-0. Lacking support from a late train, the Gophers fell behind three quick TD's. When the train finally arrived the Gophers were behind 20-0. The Rebels came back the second half with the intent to score again. They ripped off 2 more TD,s on the Gophers. It was a had day for the 4 AAAA champs as Gilbreath was hurt in the second half, Horsely was ill and the train was late. They all contributed to the defeat along with a strong Rebel team. We are still proud of our flAAAA District Champs. TERRY ATCHLEY Sophomore-manager The Gophers uproot a Rebel in the Amarillo game. JAMES CADDELL MBU Team ACK ROW: Severance, Bridges, Moon, Nix, White, Leverton, Morris, Hunter, Bush, Tarrant, McGibhoney, Knox HIRD ROW: Coach Patton, Mills, Offill, Bray, Sutton, Rehders, Turner, Morgan, Fountain, Crouch, Mansholt Has enpflug Barrera Cu l-.a en, Thomas, Coach Easterling. ECOND ROW: Brackenridge, Knight, Kee, Weaver, Chrystal, Crimes, Candle, Barker, Massey, Johnson, Ferguson Hear Ramex IRST ROW: Sanders, Parrish, Martin, Duvall, Miller, Campbell, Green, David, Smith, Rossi, Rodgers, Carson, Side GEEPSTERS 18 16 22 12 30 20 22 30 36 16 OPPONENT 121 ,,,,,,, , 7, ec,ee 6 16 ,,,... 3 .....lr 8 .,...,. 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A fm- I ..,- 1-1 -. , it - - ,tnnnt . xi - Q -L-+ O it O - ff K- f,,, 1M'iZi2s?i2,.,,,,, Q , A Mx- - . ,-. 1ff,..,t.3,1 K , , In X ,Qt Q -4 S-.,g,,,.f,, 4- - -. M44 A ,f 5 - f 4 V ,tvuxki ,A ,, .,.A.,, Z L+-1. . W f,.,.,g aw, ,W , ,uma 4-,,,.Ut A-- 4 it-W--X1-1 , V, L -, -V. zvviwa . , . 1- ' , - - . wr, --Pia. , if n W- f . -- ,. ' , .,, .4 :i -L ' Q ' 4:3w.,+-.-'fnww--A-it mwww , f'fii?f5'1 ' ff 1--1, W T345 .Q ., t , - , at taxi? EVELYN ROE JORJA JACKSON Junior Junior 2 O 7 I E i xx i, Z fl 3 S Basketball 1 964 Coach AMOS TURNER CAPTAIN Gary Cilbreath COACH Amo Turner n w HAROLD WILLIAMS Senior-guard Gllbreath sets up a play for Babina and Rown- tree. GARY GILBREATH Senior-guard GOPHERS 49 ARLINGTON 38 The Gophers marked their first District win over Arlington 49-38. Mark Babina scored 18 points while Rowntree and Gilbreth had I5 and IO points respectively. The Gophers, hustle looks good as the cagers start their first round of District play. The first game with Haltom might tell the tale. GOPHERS 77 ARLINGTON 56 The Gophers took the Colts again for the second win over Arlington TT to 56. The Blue team led all the way with Babina. Gilbreath, Rowntree and Easley scoring 21, 15. 21, 3, and 7 respectively. XX! Babina flips in two while Gilbreath watches. MARK BABINA Senior-forward 2 l l Babina puts in a win- ning two against Haltom. DON HENDRIX Senior-guard GOPHERS 47 HALTOM 45 The confident Haltom Buffs came to Geep High thinking a win. Thev left astonished. Smart ball playing helped the Gophers take Haltom in the re maining seconds. With 7 seconds left Gilbreath threw a TD pass to Babina half the length of the court for the winning score. Babina. Rowntree, Gilbreath. and Jordon scored 14, 13, 9. and 8 points respectively. GOPHERS 61 HALTOM 87 Grand Prairie played good hall but couldnit overcome the power and accuracy that the Haltom 1963 District Champs had. Haltomis high scorers had points of 30, 25. and 18. For the Gophers Gilbreath had 21, Babina 17, Rowntree 9, Easly 5 and Coughram fl. Paul Rowntree shoots for two against Rich- land. DON MARTIN 2.2 Junior-forward PAUL ROWNTREE Senior-forward TOMl1Y R1GG1NS Junior-guard Gilbreath drives against Wichita Falls. GREG COLIP Junior-guard GOPHERS 53 RICHLAND 60 The Gophers were too confident as they met Richland in the 3rd District game. They fell to the Rebels in the last minutes of the game after leading 30-21 at the half. The high scorers are Babina 17. Rowntree 16. and Gil- breath 13. GOPHERS 51 RICHLAND 61 The Gophers dropped out of 2nd place with the second District loss to Richland. The Gophers stayed behind the Rebels who sported excellent defense. Top scorers for the Gophers were Gilbreath with 18, Rowntree 12, Babina 6. Golip 6, and Easley 5. Rowntree kicks in two for the Blue. JIMMY EASLEY .llinior-guard Rowntree and Babina fight for the ball against Richland. DAVID COUCHRAN Senior-forward GOPHERS 60 WICHITA FALLS 48 The Gophers traveled to Wichita Falls and took the Coyotes 60-48. The Blue squad played a brilliant defensive game along with the offensive scoring. Gil- Vbreath and Babina wowed the Coyotes for 21 points apiece, while Rowntree threw in ll. Adding to the Blue defensive game was Easley, Rowntree, Bahina. Coughran and Gilbreath. The cagers played good ball to 'show for their third District win. GOPHERS 76 WICHITA FALLS 66 The Coyotes posed no problem for the Gophers. The Blue team scored con- sistently and kept the Coyotes moving. High scorers for the Gophers were Babina 25, Gilhreath 24, Rowntree 16, and Easley 7. EDDIE JORDON Sophomore-forward .lordon snaps the ball from a Haltom defender. JERRY TAGGART 2 I4 ,lunior-manager DAVID WEAVER Sophomore-manager Babina, Rowntree, and Coughran move in for a re-bound. GOPHERS 50 IRVING 48 The Gophers were surprised by Irving as the Blue team barely won 50 to 48. The Gophers worked hard to earn their win. Gilbreath and Babina led the scoring with 18 apiece. Rowntree followed with 8. GOPHERS 67 IRVING 72 This time the Gophers found the going rough. Irving sneaked out a 72 to 67 victory. The Gophers stayed behind almost all the game. Scorers for the Gophers were Gilbreath, Howntree, Babina, Easley, and Williams with 19, 18, 16, 6, and 6 points respectively. Riggins moves good for two against Wichita Falls. MBR Team BACK ROW: Coach Patton, McDowell, Smith, Fuller, Williams, Sessions. FRONT ROW: Weaver, Green, Bristow Bri man Read Crame DISTRICT RECORD GEEPSTERS OPPONENT 60 37 ,,,,e ,D 418 60 ,,.,,, , L12 55 ,,,.. 47 50, W ee 51 50 57 '16 ,, 65 92, 5, 119 70. ,,,, 7 5-1 66 ,5,, e,,e 57 46,55 2l6 Arlington , Haltom e Denton Richland lrving Arlington e Haltom . Denton Richland lrving Golf Team Tommy Burseen, Mike Jackson, Couch Amos Turner, Joel Horsley, Cary Wraley'. The newly established golf team, under the direction of Coach Amos Turner, has aroused much in- terest in the student body since its beginning only a year ago, Although three members of the four man team will graduate this year Coach Turner is hopeful that enough new golfers will Come out for the team next year to make it another successful season. . L Xe fyu W orslew shows his prize wmninv rm as seniors Tommy Burseen -eturning Senior swinger ,loel X . .. 1' ., ,, E r nd Mike Jackson look on. Track 964 BACK ROW: Coffee, Smith, Blanton, Barkley, Rowntree, Coughran, Young, Mcfllothlin, lVlcNeff, Hall, Deville. MIDDLE ROW. Thorne, Sessions, Templin, McDowell, Harris, Bray, Ramey, Zimenick, Lewis, Craft, Coach Easterling. FRONT ROW: Devel Parker. Wilson, Barrera, Warren, Bulinger, Gilmore, McKinney, Clark. CAPTAINS: McKinney, McGIothlin, Thorne, Coach Easterling. VAULTERS: McKinney, Clark, Sessions. arren Lame McDowell, MC- eff, Colip, Barrera, Templin, VlcGlotl1lin. SPRINTERS W . Q, .' Xl WEIGHTMEN Smith, Blanton, Barkley, Young Coffee, Bowntree, Bray, Gilmore Ramey. Warren sprints from the blocks in practice. Jimmy Smith releases a long one McGlothin and Parker sprint the hurdles in practice. Hopes lie again with David Coughran in the High Jump. Iarvin McKinney clears the bar in the vault. ,Fr 'ff J ML f A X 'I fl ' FZ5L X, f' Colip presents a clean hand-off ig Joey McNeff in the mile relay. ' 22l 5 El? J UMPERS Craft, Coughran, Harris, Zem- enick. 222 W' DISTANCE MEN Wilson, Hall, Thorne, Deville Bullinger. MANAGERS Weaver, Presley COACH WHITLEY Baseball '64 BACK ROWY: Weaver, Burseen, Mann, Bush, Bloomquist, Babina, Chilton, High, Presley MIDDLE ROW: McCray, Gilbreath, Reddick, Randolph, Burseen, Garrett, Williams. FRONT ROW: Sanders, Harthcock, Foster, Barrera, Winkle, Riggins, Redding. Promising Juniors are BACK ROW: Burseen, Mann, Bush, Redding MIDDLE ROW: Mc Cray, Reddick, Ran- dolph, High. FRONT ROW: San- ders, Harthcock, Bar- rera, Winkle, Rigginsf 224 PITCHERS Bush, Tommy Burseen, 'Garrett Bloomquist, Mann, Ronny Bur- SEED. CATCHERS Sanders. Babina, Williams, Red- dick. RETURNING LETTERMEN I Chilton, Bloomquist, Babina Burseen, Williams, 'Gil breath, Foster, Garrett. 225 INFIELDERS Bursexen, Chilton, Reddick, Red- ding. INFIELDERS Gilbreath, High, F Riggins. ach Whitley gets the m set for a hard day's actice. OUTFIELDERS Harthcock, Barrera, Williams Randolph, Babina, McCray Winkle. pecial events ft-Q is-v f W a p , mfr gf , .,, ffiij 146 'Ae ,f Y lkfflllltis- Af fm.-, V, 4 , V: 5 , V . 151 I m:k?LZif.q1.i-ff , H ., '- 'Y f Lg, 4 WV.,5,g322w 1 ' , ' . ffm. ' Most Friendly 230 T wirp Week Sue Ann Rhodes gives Mark Babina the full Twirp Week treatment. Dan Chilton and Jan McCormick were elected Most Friendly by the Ceep student body. 4 E an 5 1 - M, .,A ii . Am S , 3 5232512 ' 1 525253 R. ,f 5 ' we W z2Qyfi?y 3 1 -1 JV' -.fs gg 1 HE IXLER Sw mg W 2223 352 1 M QQ vm Q .. 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Charlie Moon, Jackie Rush. enior Court H t L 3 9 Don Hendricks, Cherie Barton, Mike Jackson, Carolyn Richburg, Mary Rush, and Cosby Fuller have participated in their last School Homecoming. 235 1 Z, 4716 1964 Geej 'LColoraclo Love Call Rinda Culley and David DeV0re You're ihe Loveliest Flower Paul Rountree and Linda Schuessler 'cOnce in a Blue Moon Mike Klug, Janette Brice, Johnny Oldham igh Capers uMe Heap Big lnjun Doug Watson, Burton, Edwards, Wright, High, Hill-Tlligpen. 'The Advance of Yellow Featheru el Horsley, Harold Williams, Linda huessler, and Don Green. HDO You Remember Vienna' Don Greene and Patty Wheele- 1 Little Mary '4Say Uncle Rinda Culley, .laynele Jolley, Sonny Keel Patty Wheeless, Linda Schuessler. '6Kad0ts! Rinda Gulley and Gary Morgan '4Every Little Moment l .laynee Jolley and Sonny Keel unshine 9' ':Mata Hari Janette Brice and her girl friends. XXX' sf I Henderson and Weiner. Harris, Heinrich, Flor- Vernon, Hammond, King, Nauert, The Forest Ranger Songi' johnny Oldham and Mike Klug attempt command of the Forest Rangers. A984255 ' 'un f r ' ,.2, 111' .':f'..X,2Y mi an an in z , , 1? r 1 i f N 5 ,f ,,'q, ,Q Si ce P31 9 sag ' f ,, ' .ff E Jr 2 Ulf' v E Msn -., Mix' ,A E 2 JOE ASBURY'S HAIRDRESSERS 62l Dickey Road AN 2-0959 I I ARMY AND NAVY STORE sol wen Main AN 2-1820 Stan Perry, Don Martin B. C. FURNITURE, INC. sos E. Main AN 2-1507 Eileen Willis, Mike Stifolter iwmvegi , K I 243 BERT'S DOG HOUSE II7 E. Jefferson AN 2-6I46 Lenny Athens, Donna Newton, J anis Fulton, Jimmy Chambers, Jaynee Jolley BOB'S BURGER 'N SHAKE 205 Clarice AN 2-6853 Topper Johnston, Mike Williams, Raynell McLean, Sandra Mayer, Carol Dornoluth, Jimmy Beshears. BLACKBURN INSURANCE AGENCY 636 Dalwor+h AN 4-2387 Steve Bush, Travis Rushing, .lerry Blackburn, Don Chilton, Don Donovan, Ronnie Este Larry Walker. BRlNSON'S RESTAURANT 409 E. Jefferson AN 2-l828 Bob Newton, Inez Robinson, Kay Hicks, Travis Rushing, Nancy Glen, Theresa Anglen, Charles Smithson. BUCKLEY'S MEN'S WEAR II4 W. Main AN 2-2969 Danny Chapman, Jerry Taggart, Ray Been, Thomas Buckley 246 CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH N. W. 4+I1 and Church Slreefs AN 2-5656 Johnny Oldham, Sandra Koerth, Carol O'Kelly, Alex McCoy, Mary Locke, Donna Ashinhurst, Linda Carpenter, Vonna Lewis, Pat Ashinhurst, Joyce Lewis, Sherry Good, Mary Rush, Harold Williams. CARL'S COMMERCIAL PRINTING 6l7 E. Jefferson AN 2-3737 Sandra Stone, Mary Kay Kiker, Sandra Mayer, Raynell McLean, Gary Morris. CARL'S HAIR FASHIONS 638 Dalworih AN 2-3533 Q Judy Lawson, Barbara Lawson, Donna Rhodes, Dale Ann Carrell, Linda Price, Margaret Hill, Shirley Downs. ClCERO'S DRUG STORE 720 E. Main AN 2-2626 Don Hall, Kathy Hill, Reggie Cook 248 ClTIZEN'S SAVINGS 81 LOAN 7I5 E. Main AN 4-I59l Tyla J nf' ' W' Q fffsn 6' 0,9 9 Connie Burkett, Don Hall, Jean Ann Smartt, Richard Carboni 249 J. B. CONOVER JEWELRY II6-B E. Main AN 211432 Dona Farr, Norma Fite, Carol Blount, Brenda Wyait. COPELAND'S SHOES 126 W. Main AN 2-1493 Galen Morris, Mary Rush, Vicki Johnson, Mark Babina CULPEPPER HUMBLE SERVICE STATION New J . W.: :ef W 606 DaIwor'rI'1 AN 2-3 I49 Fwmwww' z.,.J....P ' w-fmv Whitney Fanning, Gordan Flagg, Butch Danford, Charles Culpepper I ? R., Q? N ww 1' A211455 DAIRY HART 1326 w. Main AN 2-45:3 ,-- ML YW! A991 CGM 5. Y IKM ILLNI Dennis Greenless, Cosby Fuller, Sammy Watkins, Bob Blanton DAIRY QUEEN 325 W. Main AN 2-84II The D. Q. Crew. DON'S BARBER SHOP 40I Norfh Wes+ I9+l1 Bob Blanton, Dickie Hubbard, Cosby Fuller GIFFORD HILL AMERICAN, INC. AN 2-.988 GIFFORD HILL PIPE CO. 57' Vicki Vickers, Becky Waggener, Secrell Carnes, Pat Atkins, Marilyn Snapp GRAFF CHEVROLET I405 E. Main AN 2-264I Martha Miller, Betty Day, Paula Pearson, ,Iaynne Jolley, Vicki Vickers 254 GREAT SOUTHWEST GENERAL HOSPITAL 444 Duncan Perry AN 4-2355 Joel Horsley, Marilyn Coleman, Susan Weiner, Alan Brown GRAND PRAIRIE BEAUTY SCHOOL 3l0 Clarice AN 2-4340 K nneth McCord, Sue Ann Baker, Jorja Jackson, Qeorggrxe Spoon, Dottie Hartsfield .X if . GRAND PRAIRIE FLOOR COVERING I07 E. Main AN zilozl Karen Stahnke, Joey McNeff, Linda Oliver, Linda Glass, Larry Coffee GRAND PRAIRIE HARDWARE 222 S. Cenier AN 4-I4I3 Ronnie Axt, Carol O'Kelly, Sandra Koerth GRAND PRAIRIE LAUNDRY 81 DRY CLEANERS 609 E. Jefferson AN 2-I5I9 Tommy Riggins, Bobby Ross, Linda Corn, Tommy Buckley, Gail Russell, Gary Gilbreath, Pam Turner, Mike Jackson. GRAND PRAIRIE SAVINGS AND LOAN I06 Easi' Main AN 2-I5II Stephanie Rehmet, Tim Vineyard, Glenda La Roche, Glen Marques, Cheryl Bittenhender, Jenni Sims, J ay Vineyard. GRIMLAND STUDIO 225 Co lege AN 2-5073 Mike Jackson, Jan Watkins, Jimmy Smith, Sue Ann Rhodes EDDLEMON'S FOOD SHOP 209 Clarice l4Ol N. W. 7'rl1 AN 2-0304 AN 2-6244 Carl Cox, Joe Eddlemon, Cynda Mayfield w HALF-WAY HOUSE RESTAURANT AN 2-2611 35OI E. Division CR 5-440I Harold Williams, Mike Burton, Carol O'Kelly, Tommy Riggins, Gary Gilbreath HOWARD M. HALL 7l3 E. Main AN 2-l56l Tommy Albright, Kim Thorne, Dennis Hall 26l HOFFMAN FLORIST 428 W. Main AN 4-I9l4 Mark Potter, Charlie Reddick, Glenda Stiles, Mal Parkhill, Buck Parkhill HUTCHESON FREEZER MEATS 2025 E. Main AN 2-el I6 Richard Trussell, Libby Shull ILA'S BEAUTY SHOP 604 E. Davis AN 2-6l44 s Y, .1 N, S22 of V 'xl- 455' 5 . . M gem Hive owe Ji. QQ 'asa -Eg 3 E li i 53 ' Xi we if-I5 1 'X A 'He it ,M 'Si R 5 it 2 2 ff l Q Joan Young, Teri Helms, Lynn Swaner, Sara Reed, Cindy Hardeman, Emma Degner, Michele Dubic. KEITH-KOTE, INC. P.O. 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Main AN 2-2224 ,,,,.--'- Skip Propst, Dolores Cory, Cynda Mayfield, Evelyn Roe, Dana Follis, Tina Mauldin, Anita Andreotta, Linda Gartman. , R Euan , K I 1 I i . N 3 3 , W, e sy,-f' f G MID-CITIES TOCL 84 ENGINEERING CO., INC 2lI3 Gaves+on AN 2-II5O Buzzy Ratcliff, Lydia Whitwell, Carl Cox MI DWAY NATIONAL BANK 3I5 W. Main AN 2-265I Alan Brown, Susan Weiner, Allison Akins MILLAR DRUG CO. noe wes+ Main AN 2-1256 Gail Russell, Glenda Stiles, Mal Parkhill, Linda Trollinger, Pam Turner, John David Williams MODERN OFFICE MACHINES 7I0 E. Main AN 2-355I Jeter Basden, Judy Lamb, Martha Vernon, Jerry York MOORE-BROWN FUNERAL HOME 310 N. E. a+h AN 2L5l5I PEEK 81 SON 726 Da wor+h AN 2-I576 Gloria Campbell, Carolyn Richburg J. C. PENNEY :zo W. Main AN 2-1529 John Dawson, Charles Smithson .l ww- x, 2 27I PRAIRIE DOG DRIVE-IN ZOOI E. Main AN 2-646 Vicki Barker, Scot Bridges, Nancy Bowles RAMADA INN looo W. 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