Grapevine High School - Mustang Yearbook (Grapevine, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 256 of the 1966 volume:

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FJ HH X tREE ‘tANO. — J.-F SANK TI0B1E -. . • ' A Dedication to Students 5 ()() cfitors JEAN GIDD1ENS 19 CAROLYN CODY 7ore wo ref Today and yesterday vanish like the seasons, tomorrow is our siren song . . . As young people who will become leaders of tomorrow, we need to realize that now, only the future is important. Just as some roads are unmarked and rough, so are many pathways in life. However, if a goal is kept in mind, there is no difficulty that cannot be surmounted. We mirror here the roadmaps, blueprints, and PROFILES to our future. 7aS e of (jon en s ADMINISTRATION 9-14 HIGH SCHOOL 15-156 Faculty 17 Seniors 21 Juniors 35 Sophomores 41 Favorites 47 Student Life 93 Athletics 139 JUNIOR HIGH 157-190 Faculty 159 Classes 161 Student Life 173 CANNON 191-220 Faculty 193 Classes 195 COLLEY VILLE 221-235 Faculty 223 Classes 224 CAMPUS EMPLOYEES 237 FINIS 239 Dear 7 Trs. Cotvfin, As we were thinking about our years in high school, memories of all we had done came into view. Through our old annuals we were reminded of the futures that you helped form, the spirit with which you entered into the planning of school activities, and the many additional hours you devoted to the annual. Y ou promoted a school spirit by sponsoring a school newspaper, originating the Most Beautiful and Most Handsome Contest and by training Interscholastic League competitors. Behind all school activities one could always find your support. Every teacher has not only a knowledge of his subject matter but also an understanding of those with whom he must cope. We felt that you had the desire to aid in the forming of a backbone from which to build the future of many of Grapevine’s students. This you have demonstrated through your business department. Besides giving your best to your business classes, you gave of all your extra time as well as yourself most willingly to the sponsoring of the MUSTANG. Even though most do not realize what goes into the making of a yearbook, your annual staff will always remember the long hours spent in working toward the deadlines. We shall never forget the moments of laughter that relieved the long hours of tension and worry. With these thoughts, we proudly dedicate the 1966 GRAPEV1NEMUSTANG —our best—to you, Mrs. Tom Jane Nowlin. THE 1966 ANNUAL STAFF 8 MR. BOB POWERS President MR. DALE HUTCHISON Vice-Pres. MR. JERRY GRANTHAM Secretary MISS MARY SMITH Secretary to Superintendent MRS. DORIS BELCHER Instructional Material Clerk Administration 7.)orders MRS. BETTY BAKER MR. WARREN DEARING Secretary to Tax Assessor Business Manager and Tax Assessor-Col lector 12 MISS CAROLYN FRANK High School Secretary MRS. MARIE RANSDELL Junior High School Secretary Secretaries MRS. LUELLA DALTON Cannon Elementary Secretary MRS. NORMA MCCAIN Colleyville Elementary Secretary Curse and (Counselor ( are for IS 00 (JAddren works Staff photographer snaps school nurse, Mrs. Moore, in the process of testing students at Cannon Elementary. MRS. JOSEPHINE MOORE, R.N. Nurse MRS. VERA I.OOPER Counselor Mrs. Looper burns up the typewriter as she keep student records up-to-date. diligently to {Experimenting 7s Hornema7iny In the Home Economics Department, GHS students can study about anything from child development to insurance to meatloaf. In the four years of homemaking offered, the student gets an opportunity to express his skills through work, study, and experiments, while learning to understand and work with other people. MRS. ANNA BELLE COOK Some homemaking teachers just don’t have a thing to do on snowy days except smile and keep warm. Homemaking Storeroom of 'JCnow edge Overlooked but equally important is the GHS library. Besides being well-organized and maintaining a wide selection of current periodicals, our library is kept inviting by the attractive bulletin boards, flower arrangements, and artistic displays by our librarian, Mrs. Jarnagin. ( urious minds rvant to imow uadig ” •w MRS. NORA JARNAGIN Librarian MRS. DARLENE SVEHLAK Homemaking Desiring to produce well-trained students, the Department of Science offers courses in Biology, chemistry, and physics. Both the college bound and the non-college bound students find these subjects valuable requirements for the future. Under Mrs. Pewitt’s steady gaze, Ken Hughes and Chris Ashton work to solve a physics problem. MRS. DELIA GARCIA Science MRS. EDITH PEW ITT Science 17 Mrs. Bickers looks over sonnets before her next class. MRS. ISLA BICKERS MR. GAYLAN DUBOSE English. Speech English. Latin Orace Ji)i( i loreiyn Language Expressing yourself wiih (he English Lanyuage The Speech and English Departments provide the challenge students need in developing skill in written and spoken composition as well as American and English literature. This department builds a foundation for personality and competence useful to the individual in placing himself in our modern cultures. V MRS. MAVIS HUFFMAN Business Two foreign languages, Latin and Spanish, are elective courses at Grapevine High School. Two years of each are offered to the students in a program which will enable them to become acquainted with other customs and culture. Deuelopiny Office c Cliffs One of the smoothest running departments in GHS, the Business Department, affords a broad, basic educational background necessary for office workers. Typing, stenographic practice, shorthand, and bookkeeping are offered to provide an understanding of the responsibilities of business as well as the necessary technical knowledge. MISS GAYLE SHUMATE English, Spanish MRS. TOM JANE NOWLIN Business The annual staff catches Mrs. Huffman unexpectedly. 18 - w ' 'PA This, class,” explains Mr. Skip-worth, is a straight edge.” The explanation of the properties of two and three dimensional figures by Tteac iiny Jnto Dimensions Under capable leadership our Math Department offers six courses in mathematics to the students. Included in these six are general math, two years of algebra, geometry, trigonometry, and advanced math. Offering a challenge to willing minds, this department forms a sound basis for tomorrow. MR. BUSTER COPP Math MR. LARRY SK1PWORTH Math Jjfitjsica itness Js J royrammed The training of students to be physically fit men and women is the main objective of the GHS Athletic Department. Interest in sports is shown through competitive sports and conditioning exercises and games. 7. )is(fom ?rom History How many were in the Civil War? How does the Texas Legislature work? These questions can be answered each year as our history classes take in new and inquisitive students. An appreciation of democracy is taught by our History Department while an understanding of our free enterprise system is taught by our Economics Department. MR. WALTER BRYAN Coach, Social Studies MISS PAT HUDSON Physical Education MR. MAX WADE Coach, Social Studies Hec mica IKjnotv et ge MR. HARLAN JEWETT Industrial Arts Three of the courses for the more technically minded students are vocational agriculture, auto mechanics and industrial arts. Skilled in husbandry, architectural drawing and mechanics encourages both boys and girls to develop careers along this line. Mr. Jewett prepares for a demonstration. Giving a student a chance to play an instrument, learn music, train his ear and compete in contests is the goal set in our Music and Band Departments. Preparing for assemblies. U1L Contest, the Variety Show, and the Senior Musical constitutes a busy schedule. Harmon y, JITe ody, Tt iyl irn Js Hauy it MR. GRADY OLDHAM Auto Mechanics MR. DON WHITT Vocational Agriculture MR. J. O. HEATH Band MRS. MADELINE HEMLEY Music Putting in many hours, Mrs. Hem-ley helps trios like this to prepare for UIL Contest. % % Senior Class Officers: Larry OUver, vice-president; Ricky Vaughn, reporter; Gary Cumbie, treasurer; Chris Ashton, president; Wiley Hokett, parliamentarian; David Florence, secretary. Mary Alering Chris Ashton Donna Ballard Brenda Barnes Kathy Barnes G a ass Danny Bass Jerry Bates Hank Biggers Darrell Binion Linda Blevins Linda Bowden Alice Bufford see Ainy in cfiuicfuafiiu Larry Cain Pat Calhoun Johnnie Carlson Brenda Clay Carolyn Cody Pam Cooper Larry Cox Billie Creamier Richard Creecy Jimmy Cross c5 emor G a ass Johnny Crowley Gary Cumbie Barbara Curry Gail Defibaugh Betty Derby Darrell Faglie Randy Flanagan striving yf recognition David Florence Nancy Forsythe Roger Hardin Bob Havran Sharon Hazel Ruth Henderson Mildred Hilliard 5 Qjen or G a ass Wiley Hokett Marcia Holder Sharon Huffman Ken Hughes Diana lames Doris Jones John Jones Kathryn Jones Janice Jordan Roger Jordan establishing aoafs Dennis Keelin Kent Kennedy Joe Lipscomb Kathy Lowe Ted Mallory Carlotta Mayberry Betty McQuaid Betty Miller Mike Patterson James Peek Cindy Peters Becky Presley Mary Quinn separate but in tear a Tommy Rayford Gay Reed Jerry Rogers Patti Sanders Carol Smith Terry Stephens Allen Tenney Pat Tiffin Harry Ray Tiller BUI Tun Ellen VanDeventer Ricky Vaughn James WUkins and definitely a profile Donna Womack Mary Wood Senior Ac iieuements ALERING, MARY Pep Club 1-2; FHA 1-4; Music 1- 4 ASHTON, CHRIS Mr. GHS 4; Class Pres. 4; Football Captain 4; Most Handsome Finalist 4; dass Favorite 2; FHA Beau 2 BALLARD, DONNA Cheerleader 4; FHA Pres. 4; Class Favorite 3; Student Council 3-4; Pep Club 1-4; FHA Officer 1-3 BARNES. KATHY NHS 3-4; Cheerleader 1; Regional Choir 4; Latin Club Officer 4; Drill Team 2; Four Year Music Award BASS, DANNY Band 1; Basketball 3; Latin Club 3-4; Science Club 2-4 BATES, JERRY Basketball 3; Golf 2; Science Club 3; Annual Staff 2 BENSON, BOBBIE New Homemakers of America 1; Latin Club 2; NHS 3; Pep Club 4; Drill Team 4 BIBLE, SANDRA Class Favorite 4; FloatAttendant 2,4; NHS 3-4; FHA Officer 1-2; Pep Club 1-4; Latin Club 3 B1GGERS, HANK Football 2-3; Latin Club 2-3 B1N10N, DARRELL Football 1-4; Track 3-4; Valentine King 3 BLEVINS, LINDA FHA 2-4; Pep Club 3-4 BOWDEN, LINDA Cheerleader 1-3; FloatAttendant 2- 4; Basketball Sweetheart 2; Class Favorite 1; Regional Choir 3-4; NHS 3- 4 BUFFORD, ALICE Pep Club 3; Drill Team 4; FHA 4 CAIN. LARRY Track 1 CALHOUN, PAT FFA 2-4; State Milk Judging Team 2; Skills Team 1-3 CARLSON. JOHNNIE WASHINGTON Drill Team 2-3; FHA 1-3; Volleyball Manager 4 CLAY, BRENDA FHA 4; Pep Club 4; Library Club 3 CODY, CAROLYN Football Sweetheart 4; Co-Editor Annual 4; NHS 3-4; Student Council 4; Pep Club 1-4; FHA Officer 2 COOPER, PAM Science Club 2-3; Drill Team 1-4; Student Council 3; Pep Club 2-3; NHS 3; FHA 1 COX, LARRY Football 1-3; Track 1-2 CREAMIER, BILUE NHS 3; Pep Club 3-4; FHA 4; Library Club 3; Spanish Club 4 CREECY, RICHARD Football 1,2,4; Track 1; Skills Team 3; Grass Judging Team 1-3 CROSS, JUMMY Tennis 4 CROWLEY, JOHNNY Basketball 3-4; Most Handsome Finalist 4 CUMB1E, GARY Football 1,2,4; Basketball 1-3; Class Officer 4; Student Council 4; NHS 3-4; Regional Choir 3 CURRY. BARBARA Science Club 3-4; Library Club 3; Drill Team 2,4; Pep Club 1-4; FHA 4 DEFIBAUGH, GAIL Spanish Club 2; Pep Club 2-4; Library Club 3; FTA 4; National Anthology 4 DOSSEY, JEANNINE Pep Club 1-2; FHA 1-3; Spanish Club 3 ETHRIDGE, BARBARA Cheerleader 2-4; FFA Sweetheart 3; Basketball Sweetheart 3; VIC Sweetheart 4; Homecoming Queen Nominee 2; NHS 3-4 EUBANKS, DARLA Pep Club 1-4; FHA 1-4 FLANAGAN, RANDY VIC Officer 4 FLORENCE. DAVID NHS Pres. 4; Basketball 2-4; Co- Captain 4; Track 1-2,4; Latin Club Officer 3-4; Science Club Officer 3 FORSYTHE, NANCY Four Year Music Award 4; FTA 4; FHA 1-4; Pep Club 1-4 GIDDIENS, JEAN FHA Officer 1-4; FHA State Degree 3; Co-Editor Annual 4; Most Beautiful 4; Best All-Around 3; Regional Choir 4 GILL, EVELYN Pep Club 1; Homecoming Queen 4; FHA 1-4; Drill Team 1; FHA Officer 1 GREGG, TERRI FHA 1-4; Pep Club 2; Float Attendant 2; Drill Team 2; French Club 3; FTA 3-4 HARDIN, ROGER Cheerleader 2-4; Class Favorite 1,4; Most Handsome 2; Best Personality 3-4; Class Officer 3; Student Council Officer 4 HAVRAN, BOB Best All-Around 3; All District Football 3; NHS V-Pres. 4; Basketball Captain 3; Spanish Club Pres. 4; Science Club Pres. 3 HAZEL, SHARON FHA 1-4; FTA 2,4; Pep Club 1-2 HENDERSON. RUTH Four Year Music Award; Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow 4; Student Council 1,3; Tuesday Study Club Award 4; Spanish Club Pres. 3; Annual Staff 4 HILLIARD, MILDRED Drill Team Lt. 4; FHA Officer 4; Pep Club Officer 2; Science Club 2; Perfect Attendance 1-2 HOKETT, WILEY FFA Officer 1-4; Class Officer 4; Mr. School Spirit 4; Lone Star Farmer Degree 4; P.E. Award 3 HOLDER, MARCIA National Merit Finalist 4; Regional Choir 4; NHS Sec. 3 3-4; Cheerleader 1; Tri-County Electric Co-op Scholarship 3; National Anthology 4 HUFFMAN, SHARON FHA 1-4; Four Year Band Award; FTA Officer 4; Band Council 4; NHS 3-4; District Band 1-2,4 HUGHES, KEN Band 2-4; Stage Band 2-4; All District Band 3-4 JAMES, DIANA FHA Officer 4; FHA Chapter Degree 3; Library Club Officer 3; Pep Club 1-4; Perfect Attendance 1,3 JONES. DORIS New Homemakers of America 1; Booster Club 3; Latin Club 2; Drill Team 4; Football Sweetheart Attendant 2 KEEUN, DENNIS VIC Officer 4 KENNEDY, KENT Track 1-4; Basketball 3; Football 1 LIPSCOMB, JOE Golf 2-4; NHS 3; Science Club 2-4; Spanish Club 2-4; LOWE, KATHY Library Club 4; Pep Club 2; Drill Team 4 MAYBERRY, CARLOTTA .NHS 3-4; FTA Officer 4; FHA 1-4; Pep Club 2-4; Library Club 3; Business Award 4 MCQUAID, BETTY Pep Club 1-4; Library Club 3-4; FHA 3; Girls Quartet 1 MILLER, BETTY Pep Club 3-4; Library Club 3-4 MITCHELL. JOSEPHINE Drill Team 4; Pep Club 4; Best All Around (Drill Team) 4 MOHNEY, ROBERT Four Year Band Award; Stage Band 3-4 MOORE, KATHY Regional Choir 2; Interscholastic Trio 1-4 MORGAN, JACKIE Spanish Club 4 MORRISON, VAN Four Year Band Award; All District Band 3-4; Band V-Pres, 3-4; Stage Band 2-4; UIL Solo and Ensemble Contest 2-4; Assistant Drum Major 3-4 OLIVER, LARRY Class Officer 4; Spanish Club Officer 1-4; Second Place Medalist Dis- Sen or Ac iieuemeats trict Golf 3; All State Solo and Ensemble 2-4; All District Band 1-4; Assistant Drum Major 3-4. 3-4; Student Council Pres. 4; FTA V-Pres. 4; NHS 3-4; Outstanding School Service 4 PATTERSON, MIKE Class Officer 3; FFA Officer 3-4; NHS 3; State FFA Dairy Products Team 3; Latin Club Officer 4; Student Council 4 PEEK. JAMES Football 3-4; Basketball 2-4; Track 1-4 PRESLEY, BECKY FHA 4; Pep Club 4 QUINN, MARY DAR Nominee4; NHS 3-4; School Service Award 3-4; Annual Staff 2-4; Most Likely to Succeed 4; National Anthology 4 REED, GAY Drill Team Col. 4; Float Attendant 4; FHA Officer 1-4; Pep Club Officer 3; Student Council 3; Valentine Queen Nominee 1,3 ROBBINS, LAVERNE Drill Team 1-4; Drill Team Officer 4; FHA 1-4; Pep Club 1-3; Science Club 2 ROBINSON. LARRY Football 1; Tri-Sci Club 3 ROBINSON. RANDY Science Club Officer 3; Student Council 4; Latin Club 2-3; Spanish Club 4 SANDERS, PATTI Drill Team 1-2; Library Five Year Award; Library Club Pres. 4; FTA 4; Pep Club 1 SMITH, CAROL FHA 1-2; Drill Team Captain 4; Drill Team 2-4; Pep Club 1 SMITH, NANCY Spanish Club 2-3; Pep Club 4; Library Assistant 3-4 SPARGER, MARY ANN Miss GHS 4; Miss School Spirit 4; Float Attendant 3-4; Cheerleader 3; Class Favorite 2; Homecoming Queen Nominee 2 TENNEY, ALLEN Basketball 3; Science Club 4; Perfect Attendance 1-4 TIFFIN, PAT Latin Club 2-3; NHS 3; Science Club 4; Football and Track Manager 3-4 TILLER, HARRY RAY Football 1-4; Track 1-3; Baseball 1-4; Football Captain 4; All-District 3-4; Most Athletic 4 TUTT, BILL Student Council 2; FFA 2-4; Lone Star Farmer Degree 3; Science Club 3-4; State Dairy Judging Team 3; District Leadership Team 3 VANDEVENTER, ELLEN NHS 3-4; Regional Choir 3; Interscholastic Typing 3; Latin Club 2-3; Pep Club Officer 2; Annual Staff 3-4 VAUGHN, RICKY All District Band 1-4; Stage Band 2-4; Drum Major 3-4; Class Officer 4; FHA Beau 4; All State Concert Band 4 WILKINS, JAMES Football 1-4; Basketball 1-3; FTA Pres. 4 Student Council 1-4; Best All Around 4; Class Pres. 4 WOMACK, DONNA FHA 1-3; Pep Club 1-3; FFA Sweetheart Nominee 3; Ensemble 1-2 WOOD, MARY Drill Team 1-2; FHA 1-2,4; Pep Club 1-2; FHA Officer 1 YANCEY. JOHN Class Pres. 3; Most Handsome 4; Golf 2-4; Basketball 2-4; Best Personality 2; NHS 3-4 SPECHT, GENE Track 1-3; Perfect Attendance 2 STACY, RICK Football 1-4; Basketball Captain 'Juniors Bowers, Walter Bragg. Kay Branton, David Briscoe, Gary Browning, Dean Bryce, Clyde Carper, Tommy Cheek, Sue Cherry, Diane Cooper, Ric Cox, Linda Cozby, Bill Cumbie, Buster Dalton, Jeannie Davis, Buddy Dickerson, Rita Dieterich, Tom Donaldson, Judy Dresser, Toni Egger, Brenda Esch, Eddie Ethridge, Butch Ethridge, Linda Ezell, Mary Liz Adams, Hilda Ainsworth, Roy Anderson, Marilyn Arrington, Robert Baber, James Baldwin, James Beard, Martha Bogart, Peggy Fain, Toni Flowers, Bobbie Flowers, Linda Fuller, Betty Gibson, Greg Gilbert, Shirley Gilbreath, Larry Graham, Linda 'Junior Hall, Diana Hamlin, Linda Harrison, Roger Hayden, Lue Heath, Layne Henderson, Milton Hiberd, Darrell Hicks, Kay Holden, Judy Hutson, Barbara Johnson, Lynn Johnston, Tony Jones, Donald Jones, Willie Jordan, Bettye Jordan, Glenda Kaker, Kenny Kerns, Penny Lakey, Sue Lane, Ulys Lawrence, John Long, Barbara Long, Carol Mallory, Lou Moore, John Moore, Lonnie Morgan, Mary Neal, Charles Nobles, Brenda Parker. Penny Payne, Randy Peden, Dawana Perry, Linda Peters, Louise Pewitt, Robert Pittsenberger, Gordon Rost, Kathy Pritchett, Linda Ransdell, Linda Reagor, John Reynolds, Douglas Reynolds, Larry Rogers, Richard Saunders, James Self, John Sharpe, Steve Shepard, Diana Stephens, Earl Martin, Charles McCoy, Randy McMeans, Joe Miles, Joe Millican, Virginia Mitcham, Richard Mitchell, Eric Moore, Billy Stephens, Jeana Stowe, Gary Stowe, jerry Stowe, Marilyn juniors Straley, Beverly Sutton, Dan Svoboda, Rudy Tillery, Darlene Tillery, Pat Tillman, Terry Trenkle, Terri Truelove, Dudley Tucker, Jimmy Don Turner, Martha Upchurch, Linda Utrecht, Candy Vinson, Randel Walker, Dorothy Williams, Carol Williams, Karen Wilson, Georgia Yarbrough, Lynda Sophomore Class Officers: Walen Sessom, vice-president; Mary Jo Stapleton, treasurer-reporter; Sara Lyford, parliamentarian; Susan Wickman, secretary; Donnie Huber, president. Adams, Jerri Anderson, Cathy Bailey, Dale Sop At 'o mores Barnes, Lonnie Bass, Janey Bass, Sandra Beard, Gary Belcher, Jackie Bench, Mike Blanchard, Michele Blevins, Margaret Boyles, Marie Brewer, Shirley Brotherton, Tommy Bryant, Sharon Bryce, Delois Bryce, Dwayne Bryce, Wyvonne Buckner, Shirley Burgess, Cathey Cato, Randy Cheek, Olie Deacon, Rob Dougherty, Dwayne Dyer, Jennifer Eakins, Ricky Egger, Douglas Fox, Karen Frye, Cindy Gates, Curtis Giddiens, Virginia Hall, Jerry Hardin, Debbie Hardy, Delores Harrington, Timmy Hathaway, Ronny C )Op l( omore Hawkins, Linda Highnote, Wayne Hodges, Danny Huber, Donnie James, Dale Joyce, Betsy Keller, Jerry Lakey, Billy Lancaster, Charles Lane, Dwight Long, James Lowe, Connie Lyford, Sara Mansell. Patricia Mayes, Lacelia McCarty, Carlene McCord, Randy McRae, Charles Mitchell, Fred Molsbee, Eugene Molsbee, Sheila Morgan, Robert Moser, Vada Moser, Vida Mowdy, Janice O'Kelly, Sherry Payton, Shirley Cj ass Pearson, Mary Porras, Jerry Powers, Peggy Presley, Bob Pyle, Ricky Reagor, Connie Riley, Brenda Ricks, Robyn Santos, Linda Scaff, Bradley Scott, Ross Sessom, Walen Sharp, Kay Sheldon, Susan Shepard, Jergen Simmons, Woody Skidmore, Billy Smith, BUI Smith, Cathy Smith, Hank Smith, Judy Smith, Ronnie Snow, Debbie Sourjohn, Floyd Spencer, Lee Standford, Johnston Stapleton, Mary Stowe, Barbara Swink, Kenneth Taylor, Tommy Sophomores Terrell, Donald Tharp, Roger Thomas, Margie Thompson, Dale Trenkle, Bernie Tucker, Albert Tucker, Travis Utrecht, Laura Viles, Linda White, Bobby Don Whitted, Jackie Wickman, Susan Wilson, George Wilson, Roy Womack, Regina 46 Wright, Toni Yates, Billy 7ICa.ru Inn cSpa rye r c S enior 7a a orite Roaer Jfarcfin enior 7auorite c cindra Jiih e 51 junior 7auoriie . Joni Jain 52 uojdjdiof ‘ djh onv£ dJouioydo 59 62 DO o n nees C o n ny ()arper r V, n j 67 Jiest 'Person cS iparaer TITos J)utch filler U ifelic Around J Jnfc k t rtff S i f .vhti 'Y PtfcV'? r - ▼ . .' • ' � •. fr ’’ r i?!$‘- L‘-l . ,' ,y| uv i iM| t 4 tW - 3 f 4 ’• � .. f I j;T i !� ? i i Kb r ’ ffttfe-i -iiiS ■� .«.'! • - to!;?1 1 r - 1 ??' till; ’ 4 ► � «§ • . j. r i P i' Ifii Ik. -«I� :rw-- ;r - « • 51. « t . ) u Is cincfin Ufarty Qun umn ma Scfioo Service J ic t Stacy 2nd Queen 'Jioijcil RICKY VAUGHN won a place In the All-State Band through a series of try-out . Being named to the All-State Band is one of the highest honors that can be won by a high school musician. LOUISE PETERS received the FHA State Degree of achievement at the State Meeting in San Antonio. Texas. April 29,1966. RUTH HENDERSON was named Betty MARY QUINN was named the DAR Good Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow after Citizen of GHS. She was judged on de- scoring the highest on a standardized test pendability, service, leadership, patriot- given to Senior girls. Ruth also received ism, and her scholastic standing. the Tuesday Study Club Award. 90 J ecfs RONNIE SMITH had the distinction of be ing High Point Individual Exhibitor at the Tarrant County Junior Livestock Show January 10. 1966. Ronnie showed mainly beef animals to defeat approximately 400 Star Fanner Degree after meeting retirements set forth by District, Area, and State FFA Assns. Wiley’s interest was in farming and he was the recipient of the GHS C'mn Award- EVELYN GILL was awarded the title of Miss Flame of Grapevine. She was selected from a group of 16 entries judged on poise, personality, and appearance. BILL TUTT received the Lone Star Farmer Degree after successfully meeting the necessary requirements. Bill and his Holsteins compiled a remarkable record of wins at major livestock shows during the past four vears. J eacfline 7l l.)ent Td)en After those seventeen hour days at school, we arrived at Taylor's to find out what happened to all our work. We never realized that it took so many people and operations to produce a single page. It takes approximately five to eight hours for a page to go through complete preparation at the plant. Now we know why “The world’s best yearbooks are Taylor-made.” 1966 S uc en Gouncif Gecf Many thanks must go to the Student Council for the beautiful white flocked Christmas tree decorated in red. Penny, John, and Cathy put the finishing touches on the tree. President Rick Stacy listens as plans for Western Day are discussed by council members. Something new the Student Council sponsored this year was Mr. TD and Miss Torch to light the bonfire. Hank Biggers and Sharon Huffman received the votes of the student body for this honor. President Stacy helps Sharon apply the torch. m y I 35 TvicJt Council listens as Jerry tells about a new band for the next school dance. The Student Council wished the community a Merry Christmas from Grapevine High School. Roger Hardin, treasurer, was both contractor and artist for the project. Bobbie Flowers and James Wilkins presented Mr. Koonce the Student Council’s contribution toward the purchase of red blazers for the school. These sport coats will be used by any organization or individual representing the school. 95 Yational Honor Society Ashton Barnes Bible Bowden Cherry Cody Cumbic Ethridge Ezell Flowers Gibson Harrison Hicks Huffman Lane Moore Oliver Parker Peters Quinn President ----- David Florence Ransdell Vice-President — - - Bob Havran Stacy Secretary----------Marcia Holder Stephens Adviser - ------------Mrs. Bickers Tillery Tillman Turner VanDe venter Vaughn Walker Wilkins Williams Yancey 96 OFFICERS: Patti Sanders, President; Kay Bragg, Vice-President; Karen Fox, Reporter; Betty McQuaid, Historian; Pat Mansell, Secretary; Joe McMeans, Treasurer. In order to sort books properly, you must first learn the filing system. Mrs. Jarnagan shows Kathy Lowe, and Vida Moser how the Library files are organized. 2L Mr. Koonce presents the FTA officers. Sharon Huffman, treasurer; Chris Ashton, parliamentarian; Mary Ann Sparger, secretary; Rick Stacy, vice-president; James Wilkins, president; and Carlotta Mayberry, historian; the FTA Charter. future leacfiers of !mef 'tea The Future Teachers of America Club was organized this year under the guidance and supervision of Mrs. Mavis Huffman and Miss Pat Hudson. Students interested in joining the new FTA Chapter were screened by members of the faculty to determine each student’s qualifications for membership. These qualifications include physical vitality, mental vigor, moral discrimination, a wholesome personality, helpfulness, knowledge, and leadership. The purposes of this organization are: (1) To learn about the teaching profession, its opportunities, responsibilities, and its important role in our democracy. (2) To explore our own interest and abilities in relation to the various fields of teaching. (3) To cultivate in ourselves the high character and leadership which are essential in good teachers. (4) To learn how and where teachers receive their preparation, the cost, the scholarships available, the number of years required, and the certification requirements and standards. (5) To study the lives and the influence of great teachers. The Grapevine FTA Chapter received, for the first time, a charter from the National Education Association to be renewed each year the club is present in our school. Activities of the FTA included studying advantages of student loan programs, observing classes in session, putting up bulletin boards once a month, distributing toys for tots at Christmas, and attending the State Convention. Above all the previously listed purposes the Future Teachers of America should be recognized as an organiza-98 tion interested in further developing the educational facilities in Texas.___________________________ Sharon Huffman reads the latest Treasurer’s report. Heads of the Interest Committees were Gail Defibaugh, Patti Sanders. Randel Vinson, Kay Bragg, Debbie Hardin, and Ruth Henderson. 99 Bettye Jordan and Hilda Adams can’t seem to decide on the right size picture to use fortheEnglishdepartment. 100 7un — 7n Hopes of (’reaf ny f ie Tiesf Coer Oops...Linda, you don't mean we left out someone, do you? He would come right in the center of a row! Well, I guess we just start all over. This is one of the many similar conversations held by Linda Hamlin and Ellen VanDeventer. Mary Quinn looks sadly at the pictures she has taken this year, remembering the events attached to them. Mary has been our most gracious photographer for three years and will be deeply missed next year. The business manager, Ruth Henderson, keeps a very accurate account of Annual sales and receipts, while art editor. Pat Tillery keeps a supply of drawings for use in the Annual. Pat has been an active art editor on the Annual for three years. 101 DONNA BALLARD BARBARA ETHRIDGE BOBBIE FLOWERS ROGER HARDIN Head Cheerleader JANICE JORDAN KATHY POST Spirit is an intangible thing that cannot be bought by the pound or be measured by the foot or yard. It is the sacrifice, devotion and strength of an individual. It is concern, enthusiasm and blind loyalty. Six people kindled its fire at GHS. These six people bore their marks of leadership and dedication with the G’s” and megaphones of Mustang cheerleaders. 7Jep Gfuf) JiacTs Titus tanys Mary Ann sparger, club president, and Roger Hardin, head cheerleader, discuss plans for the Homecoming pep rally. Elected by unanimous vote, Wiley Hokett, was the first beau to be awarded a Pep Club Sweater and a season’s pass to the games. Provided free transportation on the Pep Club bus and being his usual self, Wiley helped everyone get in good spirits for the game. The officers for this year were: Vice-President, Brenda Nobles; Secretary, Mary Liz Ezell; and Reporter, Hilda Adams. Decorating bleachers making posters, getting bus lists, and buying sweaters and pins constituted a successful year for the club. ■W f Ou I (Ji r JlCustciny (Spin ! JKatjfi — Uhe JCey to Progress Mr. Copps works a sample problem on the blackboard for his class. Students listen attentively as Mr. Skipworth explains the problems. A question asked by one of the geometry students is being answered by Mr. Copp. Students receive individual help when needed. This may not look like a chemistry experiment, but Buster, Dorothy, Darlene, James, and Greg said that it was. In biology, there is always a frog to be dissected, Tommy and Donald display their ability at this unpleasant task. Ugh! Staff camera surprised Mrs. Garcia as she prepared specimens for her next class. Hey, Mrs. Pewitt, are you sure the answer is down here? Less ye be a Fizicks student then hie thee hither--was the sign adorning the physics class door that caused the daring and diligent Mrs. Pewitt to miss a teacher’s meeting. jfr '-'Sci ( Jfficers President Walter Bowers Secretary Hilda Adams Treasurer Robert Pewitt Vice-President John Moore — Speech an cf I np ish 0each Expression o thought Listening to great poetic works read by professionals on records is an aid used often in our English Department. A glimpse of Miss Shumate's class in the final minutes of a test. Mr. DuBose admires his Christmas surprise. These Sophomore students receive some points of grammar from Mr. DuBose. Even English teachers take an occasional break. 108 e Poetry was chosen by John Yancey, Barbara Ethridge, Sandra Bible, Evelyn Gill, James Wilkins, Gary Cumbie and Cathy Lowe, Randy Robinson, Mary Quinn and David Florence were entrees in persuasive and extemporaneous speaking. Rick Stacy. Donna Ballard, Kathy Barnes, and Linda Bowden entered the area of prose reading. Medea begs for one more day before entering exile. Marcia carefully applies David’s beard for the Christmas pageant. Soc an as Buster, Latin Club Imperator, and Linda, Scriba, wait for the outcome as Mike, Tutor, counts votes to finish the slate of officers. Latin Club officers Penny Parker, Vice Imperator, David Florence, Praefectus aeraii, Kathy Barnes, Nun-tius, and Mr. DuBose, sponsor, purchase groceries for their yearly picnic. PROJECT SHOW WINNERS Fifth period students, Judy D onaldson and Virginia Millican were awarded 1st place for their entry. Bart Starr and Joe McMeans received 1st place among second period entries. A 110 2nd per. Mike won 2nd with 5th per. Gregg Kathy, Best of Show, castle made of sugar cubes. Toni Hilda, 2nd Marilyn and Tom- my, 3rd. ( spa.no f Top: The Santa Claus pinata is hoisted by a very brave Layne Heath. Bottom: Preparations are made for the last moments of the first pinata’s life. Or Spanish Club Officers were Bob Havran, President; Penny Kerns. Secretary; Charles Lancaster, Treasurer; Gary Briscoe, Vice-President; and Larry Oliver the Official Body Guard for Picaro, Parliamentarian. Ole! Judy and Tommy do their version of the Mexican Hat Dance. Ill c 5 u den s 7 ) e for ddieautij and Jfandsorm dit es The second annual Beauty and Handsome contest was held this year. Contestants, nominated by an anonymous committee, were seen in their school and dress clothes. Miss Frank, mistress of ceremonies, asked each one to say a few words about his hobby or future. Later each was interviewed by the judges. Judges for the pageant were Misses Mignon Brown and Elizabeth Carmody, students at the Patricia Stevens School, Dallas, Mrs. Myra Little of Dallas, and Bill Shirley with American Airlines. Besides being co-ordinator Miss Beginning with... ...anxiety... Frank was M.C. of the pageant. ...it ended like this. TIT us tan y I) and (Stays J)usy Under the leadership of Mr. J. O. Heath, the Grapevine Mustang Band received a First Division rating at the UIL marching contest at TCU. This was the first time Grapevine has ever received this honor. Twenty-seven members of the band had the distinction of placing in the District Band. Mr. J. O. Heath 113 Irumpets Flutes and French Horn Percussion and Bass Horns Clarinets Trombones and Baritones LI 6 JEANNE DALTON KAY HICKS 117 Drum TKajor J'kicli ij (jau cj m JKustana FIRST ROW, L. to R.: Alice Buftord, Pat Sanders, Lieutenant Pam Cooper, Captain Carol Smith, Colonel Gay Reed, Captain LaVerne Robbins, Lieutenant Mildred Hilliard, Kathy Ix we, Bobbie Benson. SECOND ROW, L. to R.: Susan Sheldon, Beverly Jones, Connie Bible, Shirley Stapleton, Ann Starr, Jeanne Cummings, Linda Flowers, Cathey Burgess, Laura Utrecht, Linda Dush. THIRD ROW, L. to R.: Mary Pearson, Kay Sharp, Leslie Quenichet, Cece Box, Brenda Rogers, Lacelia Mayes, Judy Brandon, Janet Peery, Marjory Thomas,.Gayle Pirkle. FOURTH ROW, L. to R.: Debbie 120 _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________ oecf ( ac eis Smith, Dianna Shepard, Carol Bowden, Ruthan Eidson, Kathy Mussina, Brenda Nobles, Linda Viles, Jean Biggerstaff, Josephine Mitchell. Dorthea Sutton. FIFTH ROW, L. to R.: Linda Ballard, Becky Edgington, Jennifer Dyer, Debbie Fortner. Linda Ethridge, Susan Rogers, Penny Parker, Kathy Smith, Cindy Powell, Shirley Payton, Doris Jones. Sponsor: Mrs. Horton. I This turkey for Christmas guests was so large Sheila Molsbee needed Peggy Powers’ help to put it in the oven. Linda Ballard and Linda Reynolds play with children in fifth period Homemaking's study of child de-velopement. j fom emaJtma — 7. )ii£ Barbara Long helps Carolyn Cody adjust the hem on her homemaking project. One of Sharon’s tasks in homemaking was helping make letters for a bulletin board. 9.'iffecf Gf alien yes J7{71 Officers SEATED: Donna Ballard, President; Bettye Jordan, First Vice-President; Jean Giddiens, Second Vice-President; Mildred Hilliard, Fourth Vice-President; Linda Ethridge, Fifth Vice-President; Lou Mallory. Sixth Vice-President. STANDING: Virginia Giddiens, Sergeant-at-Arms; Gay Reed. Parliamentarian; Diana James. Treasurer; Kay Hicks, Historian; Louise Peters, Secretary. 123 | yj-Ti FFA officers pose with the trailer which members of the FFA built this year to transport their livestock to various shows. Standing by the trailer are top - Wiley Hokett, Sentinel; Bill Tutt, Pres.; Douglas Reynolds, Chaplain; Robert Arrington, Secretary; Tom Dieterick, Vice-Pres.; Bill Cozby, Treas.; Ted Mallory, Student Advisor; Roy Wilson, Historian; and Mike Patterson, Reporter. Much of the credit for this trailer goes to Wiley Hokett as he did most of the welding and metal work. These boys are very proud to be members of the Chapter Farmer Conducting Team which placed 2nd in the District Leadership contest. They are top 1-r: Bill Smith, John Reagor, Ted Mallory, and Donald Terrell. Seated 1-r: Mike Patterson. Tom Dieterick, and Milton Henderson. The boys lost first place by only one point. Bill Tutt, Hank Smith, Wiley Hokett. and Timmy Harrington are members of the Chapter Farmer Skills Team which placed 2nd in the District Leadership Contest 7nners an cf £o ca L. w es o cA c 3Ao cus for 1965 6 6 Ur , John Reagor received the Grand Champion award at the Jr. livestock Show. Hank Smith received a blue ribbon for his Jr. Holstein heifer at • the Jr. Livestock Show. Ronnie Smith and his reserve champion Angus. Bob Presley presents his Grand Champion poultry. Bill Tutt and advisor, Mr. Don Whitt, proudly pose with Ester, winner of many Reserve and Grand Champion awards at both Major and Junior Livestock Shows. Bill Tutt receives herdsman award for Chapter exhibit, Pan American Livestock Show, Dallas Texas. Tom Deiterich's Jr. heifer received first place at the Jr. Livestock Show. TSoys i ncf ear 7. J A This board displays some very impressive wins for the Chapter. From left to right: Ronnie Smith. Ted Mallory. Bill Cozby, Bill Tutt and John Reagor proudly display ribbons they won with their cattle. STATE G CONTEST 1965 D V The Dairy Cattle Judging Team. Tom Diete-rich, Bill Tutt. Ted Mallory and advisor Mr. Don Whitt received 4th place at Texas A and John Turner, dairy division, received first place honors at the local project show. M. Bill shows Grand Champion Holstein, Esther, while a proud dad shows the ribbon. Bill Tutt with Grand Champion and Ted Mallory with the Reserve Champion pose for picture. ITS Douglas Reynolds proudly shows his Reserved Grand Champion Duroc Swine. Hank Smith shows his first place Duroc Gilt. Tom Deiterich is the swine superintendent. In the beef division Ronnie Smith and his Herford won Grand and Dean Browning with his Angus received Reserve. Mr. Ray Carson, judge, inspects a ewe at the project show. Randy McCoy and his ewe wait for judge. George Wilson watches as judge spects chicken. I Tim Harrington sets “Lady” up for the judge. Douglas Reynolds, Dean Browning and Ronnie Smith anxiously await the judges decision. 197 Van Morrison practices for UIL contest. Bookkeeping is the foundation for many things, including dreams. It just might be that John Lawrence’s dieanu will become reality. Kay Hicks types to music with perfect rhythm 86 words per minute in advanced typing class. S ac en s (Learn by Ooiny Modern Dictophones bring big business practices into the classroom; and Nancy Forsythe seems to have a small prob- as Sandra Bible, Carolyn Cody, and Pam Cooper will agree, it takes prac- lem. tice to develop vocational skill. Mr. Koonce presents Secretarial and Clerical awards to Pam Cooper, Brenda Clay, Sharon Huffman, Mary Ann Sparger, Carlotta Mayberry, and Mary Wood. Not pictured was Gay Reed. These girls took all the business courses offered and met the necessary standards. Kathy Moore. Jean Giddiens, and Nancy Smith strive toward secretarial perfection in typing practice sets. Sharon Huffman and Mary Ann Sparger work on typing practice sets in Steno. no Mary Wood learns the various filing systems by using minature letters, folders, and file boxes. tf ie l.tifcfest 7)es ern Oay at S7 cS All you cowpokes are invited to the Pink Garter half hour before chow as guest of Sheriff Koonce. Mis. Huffman ignores Coach Bryan’s offer for a dance. Rick, James, and Gary provide the floor show at the Pink Garter. Koonce Kounty “Strings” Coach Bryan checks the applause-o-matic for the decision between Jackie and Greg. 131 c tuc ents Bearn to Jackie Morgan and Larry Cox have previously inspected this wood for flaws and now are making their final check on measurements. Darla Eubanks and Darrell Faglie put the final touches on a complete set of house plans. These plans were drawn for a Mechanical Arts assignment. Corkey Pittsenberger is joining and squaring wood for his project. 71 Sixties an7 Oeue op Stiffs VIC Sweetheart BARBARA ETHRIDGE Auto mechanics students, Wayne Highnote, Gary Stowe, and Pat Calhoun, with the help of their instructor, Mr. Oldham, have removed a Renault transmission and are in the process of locating defective parts. A major engine overhaul has just been completed by Dennis Keelin, Larry Reynolds, and Roger Jordan. The boys are now making preparations for installation. Charles Neal and Randy Flanagan seek advice from their instructor as to the specific type of construction used in this engine. Sophomore Choir 134 S7fS Kails C cjflO Jfern eu’s Four-Year Awards Advanced Choir Junior Girls’ Quartet Sophomore Girls' Quartet 136 Sou nr of JITu sic Glenda carefully places her shot. They’re ready for action. 140 Daily exercise tones the muscles. 7o tin da iion of Jfeaft i . . . ddysica Cducaiion The football season was made extra nice this year due to the co-operation and work of the Second Period Boys P.E. Class. Each week this group went to the football field and did general clean-up; on the field, around the fence, and under the bleachers. We say, “Thank you boys for making this year especially nice and clean. Ready ...Set...Go! It looks as though Get out the map. These Well, you can't win they’ve found some have got to be placed em au worthy article for that in strategic spots, can. 142 Volleyball is one of the favorite winter sports of the P.E. classes at GHS. JRustanps (llncfaunting spirit Rick Stacy, Billy Skidmore, James Peek, David Florence, Butch Ethridge, Roger Harrison, James Wilkins. Ulys Lane, Johnny Crowley, Managers - Bart Starr and Joe Lipscomb. Coach Blythe. DISTRICT SCORE WE THEY 49 Everman 72 33 Lake Worth 85 50 Boswell 61 56 Mansfield 66 62 Burleson 50 57 Northwest 44 50 Everman 71 28 Lake Worth 85 54 Boswell 60 56 Mansfield 50 51 Burleson 34 73 Northwest 57 David Florence, Co-Captain, presents the box of flow ers to Martha Turner, team sweetheart. 143 Crowley (54) jumps for the Mustangs in a toss-up with Burleson. Stacy (52) shoots as a Northwest Texan tries to hold him off. Carper (50). Stacy (52). and Peek (40) guard a Burleson Elk. Lane (12), the Mustangs high scorer, dribbles the ball down the court. J) Jearn J aces Secon cf in District DISTRICT SCORES WE THEY 38 Everman 30 44 Boswell 47 47 Mansfield 45 61 Burleson 51 73 Northwest 45 45 Everman 57 48 Boswell 47 37 Mansfield 47 56 Burleson 51 65 Northwest 49 Simmons (34) shoots for the bas- Buster McCord (40) plays the ket. ball down the court. 145 A iinc acfs in Action Roger Harrison, Greg Gibson, and Woody Simmons diligently practice for the coming track season. I Head Coach WALTER BRYAN Coach MAX WADE 7oo tSa at 9JfS Rockwall 14 6 Keller 22 18 Plano 40 8 Lewisville 8 21 Northwest 12 27 Lake Worth 42 14 Burleson 20 - -Grapevine 14 Mansfield 20 0 Boswell 50 28 Everman 21 42 Captain CHRIS ASHTON Center Captain BUTCH TILLER Fullback All-District Fullback 149 Mustangs run onto the field midst cheers of Pep Club. GREG GIBSON Quarterback Carolyn Cody receives the winner’s kiss from Butch Tiller. Havran is brought down after a good gain on an end-sweep against Rockwall Havran cuts inside to pick up blocks against Lewisville. DARRELL BIN ION Guard GARY CUMB1E Center TOMMY CARPER Fullback 150 Ulys grabs a pass and turns up field. (Northwest game) LARRY GILBREATH Tackle Havran lowers his head and starts to run over a Burleson man. Jean Giddiens smiles her approval as her fellow candidate wins. BOB HAVRAN Halfback ROGER HARRISON Quarterback 151 FRONT ROW: B. Moore, U. Lane, J. Shepard, G. Gibson, E. Mitchell, J. McMean, T. Carper, D. Browning, J. Wilkins, J. Rogers, J. Porras, D. Binion SECOND ROW: R. Pewitt, T. Tillman, R. Mitcham, R. Stacy. L. Gilbreath, B. Tiller, B. Havran, J. Peek, R. Harrison, C. Ashton. G. Cumbie, H. Biggers, J. Self THIRD ROW: P. Tiffin (Mgr.), W, Ses- 7 Jarsihj NORTHWEST In a hot game on October 1, the Mustangs took the Texans 27-12. Havran ran 10 yards for the first score and then Tiller took one in from the three. Harrison scored twice to end the scoring. Recorcf MANSFIELD It was a long night of fumbles and busted plays as the Mustangs were defeated despite the hard running of Havran and Tiller. Binion led the hard fought defensive battle. LAKE WORTH Our Mustangs fell to Lake Worth in their second district clash. Havran scored from the one after a fumble recovery on the 45. In the third period, end Ulys Lane made a spectacular grab and raced 46 yards after he took the ball from a defender’s hands. BOSWELL Harrison sneaked over from the one and a tricky pass-pitch play from Wilkins to Simmons notched two TD’s. The Mustangs scored again on a 7 yard pass to Wilkins. Lane scored the extra points to close out Grapevine’s scoring. BURLESON Homecoming at GHS this year was upset by the Elks. The game began good for the Mustangs with a sneak by Harrison and a Tiller kick, putting the home team ahead. Tiller scored in the third, making a 14-6 stand. Rallying in the last 35 seconds, the Elks outscored the Mustangs. 152_____________________________________________ EVERMAN The Mustangs closed out the season with a stout win over the Bulldogs. Simmons scored first on a 30 yard run. Then came Tiller from 18 yards out. Next Havran sped under a pass and raced 35 yards for a TD. Tiller then scored again from the nine in the third period. Wilkins intercepted a Bulldog pass and ran 42 yards for another score. Finally Tiller plowed over from the 6 to end the scoring. Tiller also had 6 extra point kicks. som (Mgr.), B. Scalf, B. Pressley, J. Baldwin, J, Keller, C. Neal, D. Lane, R. Scott, B. Skidmore, W. Simmons, L. Tillman, D. James, G. Briscoe, F. Mitchell, H, Smith, T. Taylor, B. White. R. Wilson, G, Beard, D. Huber u J” 0earn District ( namps They We 0 Lewisville 6 14 St. Mark's 12 6 Northwest 30 8 Lake Worth • 14 0 Burleson 14 8 Mansfield 36 12 Boswell 22 0 Lake Dallas 50 0 Everman 20 Managers Pat Tiffin and Bart Starr provide a vital link in supporting the Grapevine Mustangs. 153 RICHARD MITCHUM End Tiller and Peek close in for a kill in the Plano game. I BILLY MOORE Guard Mustangs ride down a Rockwall man just short of the goal. ROBERT PEWITT Tackle JOHN SELF Tackle JAMES WILKINS End TERRY TILLMAN End Tillman thinks it over while Stacy lends a belated hand. RICK STACY Tackle 7t s Sitt e 7f lings J iat Cjou i Spirit originates with the Cheerleaders. Mustangs huddle for spirit. James blows the horn of victory. Being named Best All Around” by her Drill Team members, Josephine Mitchell poses with Mrs. Horton, sponsor. The end of a victory. Roger readies the cannon. The Mustang Co-ed Cadettes added color to the Homecoming Parade. MR. BILL BLYTHE Science, Coach B.S. MRS. MYRNA CHIVERS Science B.S. MRS. LOU DAVIS Library B.S. MR. RODNEY EMBRY Science, Coach B.S. MR. BOB ENGLAND Physical Ed. B.S. MRS. ALICE HARDIN Social Studies B.S. MRS. BEVERLY HORTON Art, Physical Ed. B.S. MRS. SNOWFLAKE HURST Social Studies B.S. MRS. LILLYAN JOHNSON Math B. A. MR. GALE MARS HA a Math B.S. MRS. RUBY LEE MOORE Special Education B.S. MRS. DIANE ONSTOT English B.S. 159 MRS. ROSE MARIE SMITH Math B.S. MR. HENRY SULLIVAN Social Studies B.S. MRS. ANNIE B. WATTERS Special Education B.S. MRS. CAROL WHITE English B. A. MRS. PAULA WILBANKS English B. A. Allard. Debbie Arrington, Jimmy Arrington, Kenny Ballard, Gordon Ballard, Linda Bates, Brenda Bible, Connie Biggerstaff, Jean Bowdan, Carol Box, CeCe 7resfn esnman Brandon, Cathy Brewer, Elaine Bryce, Maxine Butler, Don Buckner, Patti Carroll, Brenda Chapman, Wanda Olivers, Reginia Colley, Donald Creecy, Janette Davidson, Kathy Davis, Jackie Dearing, Craig Dickerson, Clyde Dilg, Joe Dush, Linda Edgington, Becky Eidson, Ruthan Edwards, Ronald Edwards, Gene Rowers, Peggy Foisy, Brenda Foisy, Douglas Ray Former, Debbie Franklin, Pam Frazier, Linda Fry, Della Gaskill, Johnny Gray, Billie Ruth Gray, Tommy Griffin, Kathy Gunter, Linda Hardin, David Hardy, Milton Hawkins, Dianne Hayes, Marion Hays, Roger Heath, Dean Helton, Faye Henderson, Tommy Hendricks, Thomas Herndon, James Hilliard, Rusty Hodges, Johnny Howard, Danny Howard, Michael Jones, Beverly Jones, Debbie Jones, John Jordan, Larry Jordan, Randy Kaker, Linda LaFaitt, Danny Lancaster, Lanne Landrum, Dan Lane, Frieda Lee, Peggy Long, Paula 163 Lowe, Anita Mayberry, Loretta McBee, Bryan McCain, Terry McCollum, Clifton McCord, Buster Miller, Bobby Miller, Harold Mitchell, Charles Mitchell, Chris Ireshman Moc.e, Larry Moore, Terry Morgan, Arthur Morrow, Jimmy Mowdy, Joe Mussina, Kathleen Newell, Patsy Nobles, Kathy O'Dell, Janet Oravetz, Eddy Parker, Randy Peery, Janet Perry, Bobby Perry, Theresa Phillips, Pam Pirkle, Gayle Powell, Cindy Quenichet, Leslie Quinn, John Reynolds, Linda Riley, Roland Rogers, Brenda Rogers, Susan Sanders, Randy 164 Seago, Claudia Seals, Barbara Self, Linda Smith, Debbie Smith, Donnie Smith, Judy Smith, Les Smith, Pat Snow, Linda Snowden, Bryan Sparger, Talmage Stapleton, Shirley Starnes, Billy Starr, Ann Stephens, Edward Sustaita, Johnny Sutton, Dorthea Tate, Ozzie Templin, Bobby Terrell, Ronald Tharp, Shirley Thomas, Judy Thomas. Linda Tomlinson, Don Trenkle, Steve Truelove, Gary Truelove, Tommy Valentine, Mike Voss, Nancy Watkins, Brenda Weddle, Jan Wickersham, Patsy Wilkes, Pat Woodrum, Bernard 165 Adams, Beth Adams, Wil Ainsworth, Mike Ainsworth, Sharon Alexander, Gwen Allen, Jerry Anderson, Ricky Aucoin, Nick Ayers, Tim Bailey, Sharon Baker, Glynda Ball, Iwona Ball, Richard Barnes, Robert Bass, Bill Beeman, Ethel Belcher, Patti Binion, Mitzi Blankenship, Anita Blanton, Marianne Blevins, Larry Bracheen, Staphanie Bragg, Wade Briscoe, Beverly Brotherton, Carol Brown, Keith Butler, Bill Calhoun, Kay Camp, Parr. Carrington, Kim Chambers, Frank Christain, David Clark, Cindy Cody, Paul Cooper, Ricky Cope, Brian Cornelius, Debbie Crews, Anne Crompton, Teresa Currier, Gary Dalton, Mike Dawson, Merle Defibaugh, Roy Derby, Wayne DeVare, Ray Dieterick, Bobby Dilley, Marilyn Donaldson, Larry Dougherty, Beth Driskell, Cheryl Esch, Dennis Ezell, Pam Flanagan, Ben Franklin, Sharon Fry, Ronnie Fullbright, Bill 166 cjracfe Gibson, Jan Giddiens, Patsy Gilbreath, Tommy Gomez, Mario Green, Elizabeth Grider, Janet Hall, Charlie Hamilton, Anabel Hammock, James Hanna, Mark Harrelson, Beth Harwell, Mike Hathaway, Gregory Heffley, Lynn Heitman, Stan Helton, Marsha Henderson, Franklin Hicks, Bessie Hilliard, Danny Holden, Trudy Howard, David Howard, Wanda Hudiburg, Hardin Huffman. Davie James, Verne Johnston, Danny Kamper, Howard Laney, Gary Leighton, Vicki Linthicum, Sherry Lipscomb, Suzanne Livingston, Linda Lloyd, Travis Loges, Gary Long, Sheila Lovell, Kenneth Matthews, Sandra McCoy, Dana McCoy, Tana McDonald. Mary Ann McGinnis, Jackie McGinnis, Joyce Michener, Doris Millican. Debbie Mitchell. Donnie Mitchell, Nick Mitchell, Sandra Moore, Hoyt Moore, Joyce Moore, Tommy Morrison, Debbie Myers, Donnie Neu, Kenneth Newman, Rodger Nobles, Gay Norrell, Mike 167 O’Connor, Johnette Pannell, Sue Patterson, Mike Perry, Gwendolyn Perry, Phillip Peteet, Jerry Pittsenberger, Paul Poindexter, Ruth Pollard, Marta Price, Mike Pritchett, Roger Reynolds, Leslie Rhine, Darlene Richardson, Betty Rilsey, Danny Robinson, Carol Rogers, Tommy Sawyer, Kenneth Scan, Gayle Self, Ricky Self, Wesley Shanklin, Robert Shelton, Rebecca Shryack, Mark Smith, Dan Smith, Pat Snowden, Bobby Stacy, Randy Stephens, Jody Stone, Rickey Stowe, Paula Sweeney, Karen Tate, Dallas Thiede, Tony Thomas, Jerry Tillery, Lynette Tipton, Jim Tucker, Bruce Tuuk, Jeff Upchurch, Jerry Vann, Jimmy Venable, Claude Venable, Gary Viles, Janet Vinson, Roger Watkins, Linda Whitted, Donna Wilkerson, Craig Wilkins, Dale Williamson, Jimmy Wise. Donna Yancey, Bill Young, Debora 168 Seventh Allen, Judy Ames, Carolyn Anderson, Beverly Anderson, Marshall Archer, Iris Arrington, Joe Atchley, Carolyn Ballard, Janet Bartley, Gary Bell, Barbara Bench, Carlotta Bessant, Martin Biggers, Wzyne Bogart, Becky Bramlett, Phyllis Brannen, Ray Brewer, Helen Brewer, Kenneth Briscoe, Jackie Browning, Deborah Bryce, Pat Carrington, Kyle Carter, Mark Cato, Roger Chambers, Sandra Chism, Jerry Olivers, Gloria Chivers, Timothy Clay, Randy Clowers, Debra Cody, Barbara Conger, Brenda Cox, Donna Currier, Rhonda Davidson, Bill Dennis, David Dixon, Catherine Dresser, Mark Edens, James Edge, Lloyd Emery, Kelly Evans, Jan Ferguson, David Fletcher, LaDonna Foisy, Bruce Foust, Amanda French, Lisa Fullbright, Kay Fuller, Denise Galindo, Ike Gaskill, Bryn Gardner, Virginia Garner, Debbie Germany, Jan Gibson, Donna Gibson, Jeffery 169 Goodner, Kaye Goodwin, Gordon Gray, Rosetta Green, Artie Greer, Karen Hackett, David Hall, Gayle Hall, Joyce Halstead, Bill Hart, Lynn Hawkins, Charles Hayes. Marvin Hays, Dolores Hemphill, Veran Hilliard, David Hodges, Barbara Hodges, Mickie Hodges, Tony Hodges, Troy Howard, Dennis Huber, Jerry Hubley, Bobby Hutson, Larry Jackson, Mike Jennings, Donald Johnson, Billy Jones, Ernest' Kennedy, Audrey Lakey, Bobby Landrum, Tony Leaman, Mark Lloyd, Suzanne Lowe, Jimmy Mattix, Sharon McBeath, Paulette McCarty, Ricky McClendon, Ronnie McDonald, Randy McGrue, Regina McKnown, Robert Miller, Belinda Nolsbee, Carla Morrow, Ralph Mumford, Anna Neu, Kenneth Newell, Robert Newman, Evonne O’Conner, Judy O’Kelly, Linda Pearce, Melissa Pewitt, Eddie Pfrimmer, Teresa Phillips, Gwendolyn Pickney, Bobby Pickney, Nolyn Pittman, Anthony 170 cJracfe Pittsenberger, Lisa Post, Laura Powell, Steven Price, Randall Rawlins, Eric Reed, Donna Rettig, Dinah Riley, Linda Risley, Mary Roberts, Randy Roderick. Lynette Rogers, Sherri Rowland, Jeffrey Scribner. Betty Scroggins, Karen Sharpe, Cindy Simmons, Donna Skaggs, A Ivanna Smith, Deborah Smith, Mike M. Smith, Mike Smith, Michael Stapleton, Ronnie Stephens, Charles Stone, Carious Sustaita, Higinio Sustaita, Primitivo Sutton, Jerry Tate, Terry Tillery, Nancy Tillman, Donna Trenkle, Joanie Tubbs, Joyce VanDeventer, John Vaughn, Beverly Vinson, Ricky Ward, Grey Ward, Mike Wescoat, Tommy White, Craig Wilkerson, Mary Wilkes, Wanda u oyrapA 172 Stucfent Gotmc I Barbara Seals: Historian Peggy Flowers: Treasurer President David Hardin Linda Self: Secretary Kathy Nobles: Vice-President Junior High Student Council Members iM FRESHMEN FAVORITES Barbara Seals and Jackie Davis (. )Ao ’s EIGHTH GRADE FAVORITES Sandra Matthews and Dale Wilkins 176 SEVENTH GRADE FAVORITES Donna Reed and Bobby Lakey OUTSTANDING FRESHMEN Brenda Bates and Terry Moore OUTSTANDING EIGHTH GRADERS Marta Nett Pollard and Paul Cody OUTSTANDING SEVENTH GRADERS Sharon Mattix and Tony Hodges 177 Jody Stevens Linda Self Peggy Flowers (Cheerleaders Kathy Nobles Kim Carrington Barbara Seals OFFICERS: Brenda Bates, President; Debbie Cornelius, Secretary; Loretta Mayberry, Social Chairman; Patsy Giddiens, Reporter. JSiSrary C u6 Members JJony xpress OFFICERS: Ann Starr, Editor; Leslie Quenichet, Associate Editor; Pam Ezell, Society Editor; Linda Self, Feature Editor; Tommy Truelove, Sports Editor; Peggy Rowers, Humor Editor; Debbie Fortner, Art Editor; Janette Creecy, Business Manager; Lanne Lancaster, Head Typist. 181 COACH EMBRY CLYDE DICKERSON Guard DON BUTLER Tackle JOE DILG Tackle 7)rones Tt ace T'irst in District WE 18 Lewisville THEY 0 8 Denton 36 24 Lake Worth 20 6 Burleson 6 48 Mansfield 0 20 Boswell 0 6 Brewer 12 JACKIE DAVIS End CRAIG DEARING Wingback TOMMY GRAY Ifl? Cnrnerhack - DAVID HARDIN TOMMY HENDERSON TOMMY HENDRICKS _____Corncrback______ CLIFTON McCULLOM CHRIS MITCHELL TERRY MOORE RANDY SANDERS Tackle Tailback End Center CiyfitJi (Jracfe “Ponies Decatur Northwest Lake Worth Burleson Everman Mansfield Boswell Grapevine Grapevine Grapevine Grapevine Grapevine Grapevine Grapevine 184 Seoen A Jracfe Go As SEASON RECORD Grapevine 0 Grapevine 0 Grapevine 6 Grapevine 6 Grapevine 6 Grapevine 16 Grapevine 18 Decatur 30 Plano 6 Northwest 12 Lake Worth 22 Mansfield 6 Denton 22 Everman 22 185 DISTRICT SCORES WE THEY 26 Northwest 25 33 Lake Worth 19 35 Boswell 44 33 Northwest 19 32 Lake Worth 36 38 Boswell 26 186 BOBBY DIETERICH LARRY DONALDSON GARY VENABLE JIMMY WILLIAMSON DALE WILKINS BILL YANCEY UC iyfitfi Jracfe Jjaslteiba I J) Ifearn' TOP ROW: Left to right: Brian Cope, Dallas Tate, Tommy Moore, Roger Vinson, Kennerth Lovell. BOTTOM ROW: Wil Adams, Mark Hanna, Mike Norrell, Gary Laney. 187 FIRST ROW, L. to R.: Audrey Kennedy. Kaye Goodner, Nancy Tillery, Beverly Vaughn, Carolyn Ames, LaDonna Fletcher, Donna Reed. Debra Clowers, Barbara Hodges. .SECOND ROW, L. toR.: Barbara Bell. Glenda Skaggs, Ruth Poindexter, Teresa Pfrimmer. Donna Cox. Ricky Vinson, Mary Yates. Beverly Anderson. THIRD ROW, L. to R.: Jerry Chism, Bill Butler, Mike Smith, Don Jennings, Greg Ward, Gwen Phillips. Charles Hawkins, Robert Newell, Charles Stephens, Robert McKown. .Junior 7(iy i Jlcincf oo 00 Jr. Jfi9£ 7 Jf 71 OFFICERS: Loretta Mayberry, President; Linda Reynolds, First Vice-President; Brenda Watkins. Second Vice- President; Linda Dush, Third Vice-President; Janet Creecy, Fourth Vice-President, Pat Smith, Fifth Vice-President; Brenda Bates, Sixth Vice-President; Debbie Fortner, Historian; Linda Ballard, Secretary; Della Fry, Treasurer; Brenda Carroll, Parliamentarian; Susan Rogers, Sergeant-at-Arms. 189 Fry, Helen Hammon, Jackie Henderson, Marilyn Mason, Johnny McMurtray, Bobby McMurtray, Robby Moser, Margaret Street, Debra Vann, Paul Wiltshire, Bruce Wiltshire, Marty Wiltshire, Steve (Special C cfucaiion Bass, Douglas Brisco, Richard Gray, Ronnie Gray, Wayne Guernsey, Burton Hardy, Myra Lasseter, Tommy Sustaita, Domingo Taylor, Connie Thompson, Nancy Thompson, Walter Vann, Eddie 190 He takes time from his duties to pose for staff photograph. An administrator’s eye view of the campus at the close of the day. MRS. LILLIAN BAKER Third Grade B.S., M. Ed. MISS BARBARA BRYSON Fifth Grade B.S., M. Ed. MRS. WILMA DAFFERN First Grade B.S. MRS. GERTRUDE DAWSON Second Grade B.S., M. Ed. MR. JOE DODD Sixth Grade B.S. MRS. PAULINE DOSIER Second Grade B.S. MRS. CAROLYN DUKE Fourth Grade B.S. MRS. MARGARET DYER Second Grade B. S. MRS. BILLIE EDERSOLE First Grade B.S. MRS. DIXIE FRASER Fourth Grade B.S. MRS. GAIL GOSDIN Fifth Grade B.S. MRS. GIRLIE HOFFMAN Fourth Grade B. S., M. S. 193 MRS. BETTY KARKALITS Sixth Grade B.S. MRS. MARJORIE LESTER Fifth Grade B.S., M. Ed. MRS. SUE LIPSCOMB Third Grade B.S. MRS. HELEN LUCAS Third Grade B.S. MRS. VIRGINIA MITCHAM Sixth Grade B.S. MRS. GLENDA SHELTON Fourth Grade B.S. MRS. PATRICIA SHELTON Music B.S. MRS. ANNA STARR First Grade B. S. MRS. LYNNAREE TARRANT Second Grade B.S. MRS. ANN WADE Third Grade B.S. MRS. FRANCES WALDRUP Second Grade B.S.. M.Ed. MRS. MOLLY WALKER Fifth Grade B.S. MRS. MATTIE MAE WRIGHT First Grade B.S., M.Ed. 194 S x A Jrac e 7Kr. Docfcf Anderson, Ronnie Blanton, Alex Branton, Paula Brewer. Samuel Briscoe, Gary Bryant, Della Carlstod, Julane Chastain, Terry Cross, Patricia Currier, Cynthia Ezell, John Frazier, Jody Gardner, Johnny Graves, Carry Grider, Gloria Hamilton, Delores Hall, Richard Harrington, Debra Howard, Charlotte Kamper, Jody Keller, Thelma Lovell, Patricia Metker, Debbie Moore, Sandra Newkirk, Donnr Nobles, Sally Pond, Deborah Price, John Sanchez, Aristeo Smith, Michael Smith, Randy Tiller, Dianna Tweedell, Volery Vann, Donna Voss, Floyd 195 Six A (Jracfe Jltrs. J{ ar ta its Boaz, Chris Bowers, Nancy Brown, Suzanne Browne, Jack Cheek, Jayanne Cochran, Kathy Cumbie, Michele Dilley, Paul Dunn, Mona Garner, Cathy Gordon, Carol Hall, Janet Heffley, Mark Hodges, Troy Hoffman, Steven Holmes, Louis Hudson, David Huffman, Roger Jennings, Roger Linthicum, Jean Miears, Russell Perry, Rickey Reed, Christy Rogers, Darlene Rogers, Veretta Salinas, Luis Sawyer, Diane Shryack, David Shugart, Bobby Shull, Larry Smith, Joey Valentine, Debbie Wilkerson, Damon Woodrum, Anita Adams, Dona Anderson, Larry Baker, Travis Beeman, Earl Brannen, Monica Caudillo, Dolly Chambers, Howard Cockran, Roger Cohoon, Dianna Crews, Nita Cummings, Rebecca DeVore, Cindy Edge, Michael Gibson, Jed Gomez, Juanita Hiberd, Louise Hicks, Monnie Hutchinson, Danny Kamper, Bob Kerns, Laura McGinnis, Jim Mitchell, Brooks Morgan, Morris Morrow, La Donna Parker, Cindy Perry, Nadine Seals, Don Shelton, Ethel Smith, Brenda Stacy, Ronny Stone, Randall Stroud, Debra Summers, Brenda Sweeney, Michael Thomas, Brenda 107 7ift£ Jracfe JKiss Tlrijson Adams, Rose Anderson, Steve Barnes, George Bible, Mike Black, Sally Cohoon, Donald Crouch, Deborah Dearing, Roger Dollgener, Connie Giddiens, Judy Hegwood, James Howard, Richard Johnson, Michael Kirk, Karen Lane, Larry Long, Susan Long, Vicki Matthews, Linda McCord, Brenda McCown, Susie McGrue, Melva Mitchell, Eddie Morgan, Audie Smith, Freddie Stroupe, Jimmy Sutton, Charles Tarver, Terry Taylor, Kenny 7ifth Jracfe JlCrs. os din Anderson, Tommy Bennett, John Brooks, Leigh Ann Chapman, Larry Gates, LaVonna Hamilton, Barbara Henderson, Terry Hodges, Bobby Hubley, Richard Martin, Len Meeker, Maurice O'Connor, Luther Quinn, Andy Ricord, Ricky Rogers, Jack Salinas, Leo Scaff, Bruce Snowden, Carla Sustaita, Pablo Tarrant, Charles Thweatt, Joe Tucker, Charlotte Tweedell, Johnny Vaughn, Greg Walker, Valerie Weddle, Robert Wilkes, Fred 199 7ift£ cJracfe JKrs. Lester Binion, Randy Bryant, George Bryant, Stephen Childress, Jim Bill Conger, Willie Driskell, Johnny Lee Feuchter, Mark GasklH, Phillip Gregg, Dianne Hardin, Robby Harper, John Ed Hendricks, Cheryl Hodge, Johnny Hodges, Craig Hodges, James Johnson, Ricky Kidd, Diane Lott, Carol McCrady, Elona McGinnis, Joel Mowdy, Glen Myers, Kippy Roberts, Donna Sustaita, Gloria Tate, Rocky Taylor, Larry Thomas, Laneta Wilson, Gary Don 200 Eidson, David Fletcher, Kenneth Foust, John Gamer, Brenda Hall, Barbara Hutchinson, Terry Jordan, Robin Joyce, Brenda Joyce, Diane Livingston, Dennis Miller, Jay Perry, Charlie Phillips, Suzanne Post, Susan Stephens, Wanda Ward, Terry Williams, Darlena Williams, Donna Williamson, Johnny Yarbrough, Rebecca Barker, Joe Don Bamum, Dale Beeman, Ronald Boswell, Denise Brotherton, Ralph Buckner, Debbie Cockran, Lori Cummings, Dennis Dieterich, Susan Daniel. Billy Don Duckworth, Sharon Dunn, Willie Eakins, Randy Ezell, Starr Griffin, Ed Hemphill, Felicia Hicks, Jeff Himes, Ronnie Hudson, James McBeath, Sharon McCown, Mike Mitchell, Ann Mitchell, Cheryl Neal, Bobbie Perry, Sherry Pond, Billy Rager, Yolanda Ridenour, John Shull, Dennis Scaff, Brian Sessom, Glenda Smith, Teresa Jourt i Jracfe Allen, Donnie Bass, Michael Barnes, Sandra Bible, Lisa Binion, Tony Blevins, Joe Blythe, Ben Cohoon, Bridget Dalton, Craig Eidson, Amy Evans, Kim Flowers, Lydia Gomez, Sara Harper, Lisa Havran, John Hayes, Janet Hicks, Roy Mondon, Cary Norton, Anna Lou Richardson, Donald Roderick, Bradley Rogers, Dawn Smith, Craig Sutton, Wanda Taylor, Sherri Thiede, Dale Thornhill, Mary Kay Tubbs, John Tuuk, Jimmy Voss, Sammie Wickman, Will Jourtn Jracfe Anoya, Efrain Bailey, Mary Frances Bowden, Michell Bryant, Margaret Cate, Karen Conatser, Dennis Cox, Wayne Cross, Van Ray Crossland, Betty Crouch, Barbara Jean Driskell, Nancy Jean Foust, Adair Garland, Robert Hicks, Ruby Huber, Teresa Heffley, Curt Leighton, Matt Lightsey, Phillip Lott, Randall Mays, David McDonald, Lowanna Meeker, John Morrow, Robert Norwood, William Dale Peters, Connie Sue Risley, Billy Robinson, Debbie Rogers, Richard Salinas, Jose Scroggins, Tray Smart, Deverlon Wilkerson, Renee 204 Baker, Ronald Belcher, Clay Benedict, Julean Black, Vickie Blevins, John Bryant, Janey Bryant, Sandra Carlstad, Jeanette Caudillo, Elias Cumbie, Renice Currier, Randall Emery, Deborah Graves, Teresa Huffman, Danny Johnson, Cynthia LaFaitt, Rita McCullum, Sonya McRae, Gregory Martin, Belinda Osborn, Wanda Robinson, Rickie Lynn Salinas, Silvia Sawyer, Bobby Shelton, Margaret Sizemore, Cynthia Smith, Calvin Sparks, Robert Stroupe, Deborah Sutton, Michael Taylor, Paula Thomas, Elaine Widner, Vickie Wiggins, Eugene 205 Adams, Darlene Branton, Deborah Brewer, Laverne Crouch, Charlotte Dixon, Stephen Duckworth, Tommy Edgington, Donna French, Tom Gabriel, Garza Goodner, Pamela Huffman, David Hutchinson, Michael Kaker, William Marple, Debra McCown, Patricia McHenry, Brenda Mitcham, Tim Post, Paula Rager, Tommy Redmon, Joe Rodgers, Ora Mae Sawyer, Marilyn Scott, Gary Shryack, Joel Smart, Lynn Taylor, Cathy Warren, Teresa Wilson, Dennis 206 7 lire Jrae e JlTrs. loipscoinh Bamum, Leon Bayer, Cheryl Beard, John Chaffin, Carl Duncan, Debbie Ezell, Kerry Green, Kenneth Hatcher, Terry Jackson, Ken Keele, Von da Kennemer, Darrell McRae, Michael Morgan, Debra Nevil, Vicky Newell, Tommy Perry, Kenneth Pittsenberger, Robert Reeves, Glenda Ridenour, Mary Riley, Lisa Ruiz, Maria Shugart, Tommy Smith, Aimee Sustaita, Delia Sustaita, Jessie Voss, Paul White, Marshall Wilkerson, Debra Williams, David 207 7hire cJraefe Mrs. Bucas Bamberg, Vicki Bartley, David Brooks, Stephen Brown, Paul Bryan, Stephen Carrier, Lisa Cate, Cheryl Chivers, Gwendolyn Dickerson, Cynthia Dilley, Christine Garrett, Teresa Gibson, Gloria Gill, David Harrington, James Hatcher, Carla Heitman, Steven Lowe, Robert Mitchell, Michael Pierce, Randy Reilly, Sherry Ricord, Douglas Roberts, Johnny Rogers, Pamela Sandel, Harold Smith, Melody Wommack, Dennis Woodruff, Donna Woodrum, Rita 208 Adams, Jimmy Anderson, Kathy Avant, Teresa Browne, James Bryce, James Chambers, Rosa Lee Conger, Kenneth Cooper, Jeannie Cross, Rita Kay Dusk, Vicky Elder. BUI Esch, Toni Garner, Kenneth Gober, Billy Gregg, Rebecca HamUton, Veronica Hicks, Jay Lynn Hodge, Stanley Lancaster, Tim Livingston, Debbie Poindexter, Mary Reed, Jan Reed, Kyle Sleeper, Rusty Smith, Delvin Smith, Rozanne Varnom, Gloria Ware, Karen 209 cSecon cf (Jracfe Anaya, Emilio Bollman, Leonard Bragg, Dennis Barnum, Eugene Caudillo, Betty Christian, Ichabod Cochran, Ellen Emery, Tommy Jackson, Steven Johnson, Gayla Koonce, Keith Loges, Mark Mansell, Robert Marple, James Mayes, Ronald McGinnis. Jerry Pond, Lisa Robinson, Linda Rogers, Sherry Roberts, Lodia Salinas, Mary Schmoekel, Cheryl Stinson, Steven Sutton, Brady Tarver, Janice Thompson, Roger Voss, Jackie 210 c Sec on cf Jracfe Bell, Elizabeth Benidict, Tracie Bentley, Barry Brewer, Ross Chastain, Karen Gibson, Bret Hamilton, Harvey Hamm, Richard Hawkins, Richard Hodges, Joey Hodges, Ross Hunt, Richard Livingston, Dawn Long, Lorri Moser, Wanda Neal, Terry Nevil, Susan Newkerk, David Sanders, Douglas Sellers, Rebecca Sawyer, Wayne Tiller, Carol Thomas, Randy Truelove, Michael Williams, Jerry Don Woodrum, Peggy 211 Adams, Tim Anaya, Hector Barnes, Donald Browne, Charles Bryan, Leigh Ann Carroll, Colleen Cooksey, Mary K, Corkran, Vicki Counts, Lisa Crossland, Raymond Dearing, Dan Eubanks, Suzanne Gomez, Mary Horak, Tim James, Glenn Kidd, Ricky McNutt, Cynthia Meeker, Mike Mitchell, Marion Mosier, Willie Pilgrim, Laura Smith, Rickey Springer, John Starr, Dee Ann Sustaita, Esmiralda Trenkle, Mary Wright, Christine 212 Seconcf Jracfe JITrs. 7. )a cfrup Anderson, Patrice Boswell, Victor Brewer, Ricky Don Caudillo, Isabel Cohoon, Donna Sue Conaster, Jimmy Dial, Curtis Driskell, Carolyn Flowers, David Graves, Bret Hodges, Troy Jordan, Danny Joe Leighton, Barbara Mason, Paula Maynor, Jo Ann McMurtray, Brenda Parsley, Richard Rawlins, Roger Richardson, Beverly Ricord, Brent Rogers, Randy Scribner, Robert Shelton, Tommy Sweeney, Robert Tarrant, Janice Taylor, Regina Wall, Kenneth 213 Addy, Wayne Baily, Hank Brotherton, David Bryant, Phyllis Counts, Buddy England, Greg Garrett, Lorri Garza, Andrew Gordon, Randal Hendrix, Michael Holmes, Jeanne Johnson, Patricia Jordan, Raynetta Lott, Ginger Lovell, Jeff McGrue, Valerie Rodgers, Harrell Shull, Sherry Smith, Fred Smith, Larry Southard, Kenneth Stewart, Jimmy Street, Beverly Sustaita, Diana Tankersley, Rex White, Vivian Wood, Randy 214 7irsl Jracfe TITrs. J)anJ?s Belcher, Teri Cooper, Dean Cross, Randy Davis, Julie Emery, Terry Hancock, Kerry Harmon, George Howard, Jerry Hudson, Rocky McDonald, Patricia Neal, Dianne Pickens, Billy Reese, Donna Runnels, Teresa Sharp, Joseph Shreck, Floyd Smith, Brice Smith, Connie Sustaito, Isabel Tarrant, Terry Thompson, Glenda Veneble, Ronnie Walker, Russell White, Charles Wood, Mary Claire 215 Belcher, Mark Briscoe, Jackie Cogdell, Calista Edge, Sonia Ferguson, Preston Garza, Manuel Gentry, Deborah Gomez, Rogelio Johnson, Thomas Karkalits, Kenny Lavender, Victor McGinnis, Jeff McGrue, Kimberly Powers, Clay Sanchez, Robert Shugart, Vicki Smith, Terry Lee Springer, Deborah Street, George Sustaita, Mike Tucker, Ronald Voss, Vanessa Wall, Sherry Wiggins, Randall Wilkerson, Lois 216 7irst Jracfe 7Krs. CjSerso e Bass, Susan Berry, Laura Beth Brown, Kelly Burleson, Julie Cate, Teresa Chasteen, Jackie Ferguson, Ronald Garza, Dionicio Hass, Gary Hatcher, Kimberley Koonce, Kim Lowe, Harold Mayes, Pamela McClendon, Cynthia McGinnis, Jay Orr, James Oxiner, Charles Pritchett, Albert Reeves, Mark Reilly. Ralph Ricord, Mimi Rogers, Barbara Ruiz, Adan Taylor, Sharon Verran, Darrell Ware, Richard 217 Jirst (Jracfe JKrs. S arr Addy, Quinton Barker, Ladosca Black, Alan Brewer, Don Caudillo, Rose Ebersole, Loriene Esch, Patricia Feuchter, Max Fiscus, Karl Gomez, Armella Harrison, Terry Hayes, Randy Jordon, Cindy Keener, Tonya Kennemer, Mike McHenry, Wanda McRae, Phillip Miller, Rita Mitchell. Liz Reeves, Linda Rogers, Pauline Ruiz, Bemadine Sourjohn, Dwayne Steward, Kim Street, Rebecca 7irst cJracfe 711 rs. 7. Jricj it Atchely, Barbara Beeman, Debra Blanton, Janna Buckner, Rella Caudillo, Bobby Driskell, Corine Graham, Gerrie Graves, Bart Green, Mark Griffin, Roger Johnson, Wesley Lancaster, Tommy Lewis, Bobby May nor, Dwaine Maynor, Larry Mays, Craig Modlin, Beth Nix, Ricky Rager, J, R. Shelton, Tamara Sizemore, Dana Smith, Nawana Todd, Calvin Tompkins, David Weddle, Wesley m puD(f uouud jjuD(f apvjQ y x y uouuv MRS. ANNIE BOYD Fifth Grade B.S. MRS. CAROLYN BRACKIN Second Grade B.S., M.S. MRS. EUGENIA CASSELL Fourth Grade B. A. MRS. MILDRED COMPTON First Grade B. S. MRS. OPAL DEFIBAUGH Sixth Grade B.S. MRS. VELMA DODD Third Grade B.S. MRS. SONJA EMMRICH Fourth Grade B.S. MRS. MARION FLINN First Grade B.S.. M.S. MRS. MARSHA MOORE Second Grade B.S. MRS. ALICE OLDHAM Third Grade B.S. MRS. NELL ORAVETZ First Grade B.S., M.S. MRS. RUTH TURNER Fifth Grade B.S. 223 Archer, Leon Bench, Mary Berry, Patricia Driggers, Don Edens, Paula Hall, Jay Hardy, Melvin Harrelson, Allen Hill, Mack Hughes, Gary Jackson, Terry Loftice, Matt Mitchell, Linda Morgan, Jerry Naler, Dee Ann Perry, Colleene Perry, Lindsey Reaves, Nina Rice, Naomi Richardson, David Smart, Marsha Snead, Lana Taylor, Deena Wickersham, Vicky Williams, Roxie Wilson, Dean 124 Six A Qracfe JlCrs. ()rauetz Barnett, Loretta Beam, Susie Braden, Rhonda Dean, Pamela Goodwin, Donald Gray, Danny Ham, Danny Hamm, Kathy Hardy, Monty Hutchison, William Isbell, Mary Jones, Linda Lee, James McKown, Ray Milam, Michael Miles, Linda Molsbee, Carl Moore, Judy Neal, Rick Neu, Clayton Parker, Danna Pennington, David Powell, Ann Shirley, Debbie Spear, Danny Upchurch, Melvin Venable, Jana Bailey, John Branden, Deborah Sue Colley, Lonnie Cooper, Randy Corley, Mike Gawrys, Karen Ann Hardy, Margie Harrelson, Deborah Miller, Melba Mitchell, Devon Mohney, Jimmy O'Kelley, Darrell O'Quinn, David Peek, Deborah Polovkas, Karen Richardson, Janice Santos, Elizabeth Simpson, Karen Smith, Diane Deborah Underwood, Deborah Vest, Deborah Williams, Steve Wyatt, Willie Young, Cheryl 226 7ifi£ Jracfe TKrs. Hamer Arrington, Cherre Arrington, Perry Baker, Valeree Bratten, Betty Jo Edwards, Betty Jean Fitch, Debbie Gray, Dorothy Hall, Marrian Hays, Pam Hoel, Lisa Jackson, Brenda Johnston, Nolan Jones, Jean Mahan, Danny McCullough, Kathy McNabb, Jimmy Miles, Carol Reynolds, Michael Rhine, Deborah Roeder, Donna Shirley, Nadios Sims, Paula Specht, Travis Stowe, Margaret Win go, Larry Woodard, Robyn 227 Jourth Jrcicfe 77Trs. C mmric i Allgood, Mike Bass, Craig Beam, Jane Carrington, Dean Corley, Mark Crowley, Sheryl Esch, Donald Ferguson, Diane Fry, Fred Fuller, Terry Galloway, Susie Ham, Roane Johnson, Robert Lowrie, Janet McCarty, Kenny McCullough, David O'Neal, Linda Parker, Guy Perry, Judy Ryan, John Styles, Steven Tidwell, Randy Underwood, Lester Venable, Carla Wilson, Jerry Womack, Joellen 228 Barnett, Danny Bass, Cynthia Bench, Charles Bramlett, Steven Brown, Deborah Cable, Nancy Cato, Cynthia Collins, Pamela Cooper, Rhonda Edens, Neal Fry, Toby Gawrys, James Hamm, Randy Harrelson, Laura Isbell, Sarah Keelin, Glenn Mahan, Donald McClendon, Sandra McNabb, Larry Milam, Johnny Reed, Darlene Reeves, Earl Reynolds, Terri Smith, Irene Snow, Robert Stowe, Rebecca Thomas, Wesley VanAustin, Jody 229 Allen, Leonard Alexander, Debbie Collins, Rusty Dawson, Phillip Ham, Deborah Hardy, Marcia Hayes, Dwight Hays, Steven Hutson, Deborah Jones, Teddy LaPrade, Paula Lee, Brent Lee, James McCullough, Mark O'Neal, Bobby Peel, Joyce Perry, Eric Rice, Roy Sherman, Sam Simpson, Michael Smith, Lewis Swink, Brenda Underwood, Terry Watson, Newman Wyatt, Cevin 230 Arrington, Donald Bell, Norman Berry, Sarah Chappell, Vickie Colley, Mike Doss, Randall Grantham, Keith Haley, John Hardy, Mark Laney, Randy Miles, James Mohan, Dwayne Mumford, Mickey Nelson, Rusty Patterson, Tim Poor, Renay Powell, Gail Sawyer, Dale Self, Darrell Shirley, Rex Stone, Elizabeth Stowe, John Tidwell, Peggy Tirk, Kerrie Trigg, Randy Underwood, Glenn Vest, Ocie Wingo, Brenda 231 Seconcf Jracfe TlTrs. Jirachin Arrington, Larry Berry, Terry Cable, Joe Bill Castor, Kim Cook, Randy Edens, David Gawrys, John Harrelson, Cheryl Hubbard, Melenie Hunter, Kim Johnston, Tamra MacElroy, Kathy McClendon, Sharon McNabb, Danny Mitchell, John Pennington, Joel Petty, Randy Reed, Annette Reynolds, Brian Reynolds, Diana Rhine, Jimmy Staley, Valerie Tirk, Cindy Underwood, Steven Wilson, Janet 232 Seconcf Jracfe Aderholt, Durinda Allgood, Shelly Babb, Marvin Brown, Terry Bufe, Robert Deaver, Scott Douglas, Paul Driggers, Beverly Gilmore, Judy Green, Joel Hackett, Timmy Jackson, Pam Johnson, Wayne-McCarty, Randy Martin, Robert Neece, Donna Nichols, Larry Patterson, Tammy Peel, Cheryl Potter, Donald Stowe, Linda Stowe, Lou Ann Vardeman, Marcella Wilson, Sue Woodard, Rodie 233 Iirst Jrcicfe Anderholt, Sherri Brown, Linda Calabrior, Gina Castor, June Chappell, Debbie Gannon, Jeanie Hughes, Randy Kaul, Ralf LaPrade, Laura Meese, Cynthia Miller, Kimberly Moore, Gretchen O'Quinn, Michael Perry, Carl Ray Perry, Kathryn Richardson, Debbie Russell, Danny Ryan, Claire Skaggs, Sheena Snider, Belinda Taylor, Kevin Watson, Brian Whatley, Shirley Woodard, Charles 234 Mother +« i 5ooss 'w - m 7irst Jracfe Tltrs. 7 nn Bass, Nolan Bogart, Cynthia Cox, Mary Lynn Fry, Carolyn Fry, Wayne Galloway, Jimmy Griffith, Randy Hardy, Linda Hayes, Tamie Lowrance, Chuck McClendon, Renee Molder, James Moore, Donna Neeley, Kay Norman, Brent Rice, Nancy Self, Renee Sneed, Lyndell Tate, Mark Tidwell, Larry Trammell, Glenda Underwood, Tommy Walls, Jeannie Wilson, Elmer Wingo, Scott Mrs. Maxine Eidson Dietician 237 Mr. Harold Lowe Maintenance Supervisor McCain, Wilma Moore, Ruby Pollard, Mavis Powers, Mabel Presley, Jack Rodgers, Vera Tatum, Leona Tatum, Tom Thomas, Joyce Tillery, Pansy Upchurch, Thomas Weddel, Etheline Our yCiyfit a ( xjit emens Ruthie—lost the check? Ruth, can 1 help you hunt the check? The largest baked potatoes and most delicious steaks you ever imagined. With two years past experience, Pat tells Bettye what a delicious dinner she can expect. Mmm!!! Pineapple sherbert. Such an improvement over Peppermint ice cream. the party. 239 Mrs. Nowlin laughed at Miss Shumate for being camera-shy. Miss Shumate thought she had it. but Mrs. Nowlin got it. Jean has fun with Ruthie’s picture. We don’t remember what brought Ellen’s laughter to this point but even Mr. and Mrs. Koonce were enjoying it. i We began with sparerib appetizers which were delicious, as is evident. 240 That can’t be me in that picture! Bunnies in our annual room?--No! Mr. Koonce, EASTER bunnies. 7 n s .� f v ' •• -• r . ' ■ fy: ' - • 1 V 1 f .� ♦ •i4 I A - . • ■ a. ; ‘ � U . ' ' m ■ V - v- • 1 t • V , ; ' fj ' - . ♦■A - �