Hamilton Park High School - Bobcats Claw Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1965 volume:

mf auscmc 1965 Qi cizsfwmflifu visor MR. D. D. COLE Q?4fLJL-M wh fl ,.h,,w..-.Q W. Baal H LL S' f 1557 M123 If l A -Q53 ll !,,-S.. .1-4' - ,-il- ii' ! - 1-12 - f- F !. if '2-'F 1-L P , ' ,....- il ,.?. ALM MATER Our Alma Mater, we love thee dearly may your future e'er be bright. True to thee we'l1 always be-Hail, Hail, Hail to thee Hamilton Park, Go forth inspired, banners high. Friendships made here ne'er will die, Hamilton Park, With inspiration filled with de- votion, Loyal teachers as our guides, Praise to thee! Praise to thee! On, On, Hamilton Park! Steadfast and true, humble in mind, over all ever climb! We'll honor you, Hamilton Park, When we shall leave thee, gone, gone forever. Following the code we live amiably, prosperity, Grant, grant that we will conquer life, With hope and strength through all strife. We attain the merit name, Hamilton Park. ' il- ,i-f -if- ,,,f- ,f g:,f 'L' .-j iff- X ',, -f Z Z 'li Lf? 1- -A N594 4 W 4' t Q i J 6750-f!1'1A1.:.i1v Q - iz, 1 B B E E g' ca 'ii Q X. KS 4 I X 2 f X' -Um Q 4 5 X- X N , ' X , X , f m N 4 ,4 CONTENTS 'lb X Foreword ', History X 4 I Faculty i ' Seniors KX 4 Juniors X Sophomores I Freshmen 4, Junior High I 1,4 X Favo 'tes i C1 ' A tivt s EE E Athleti s i?' Adv t s EES 5 THE BOBCAT'S CLAW is a realization a dream which has been persistent in the minds of many teachers and students of the Hamilton Park High School. We think it fitting that we culminate the first decade of the existence of the school with the publication of an annual which will depict its history, curriculum, and activities. The school is unique in that it is located within a closeknit community and is therefore a nucleus of community interests as is evi- denced through the activities of the Parent Teacher Association, The Dad's Club, and The Band Parents' Organization. The curriculum include learning experience for junior and senior high school students and also provide for classes in adult education. The extracurricu- lar program is varied so as to meet the needs and the interests of all students. It is our hope that within these pages will be found scenes of events and photographs of friends which will, throughout the years, bring back pleasant memories. As student editor, I wish to express my appreciation to the annual staff and to the faculty sponsors who have labored so diligently and also to the many patrons and advertisers who have cooperated in the publishing of this, THE BOB CAT'S CLAW, Eolus Von Retting, Jr. Student Editor 6 1 fi? gl df -ANA o L if Z it ANNUAL STAFF Eolus V. Rettig Jr. Judy Bluitt - - - Culverson Blair - Laura Bruton - - Cherl Slesthinger Micheal Morris - Brenda Holiday - Eularoy Clarke - Shedrack Anderson Samuel Jones - - Harvey Turner - - Charles Fowler - - Ray Robinson - - Harvezelle Rogers - - James Alexander - - Editor-in-Chief - - - Secretary - - Art Editor - - Class Editor - Activity Editor - - Sports Editor Senior Class Editor Senior Class Editor - - Advertisement - - - - - Layout - - Advertisement - - - - - Layout - - Layout - - - - Publicity - - Business Editor CHGOL HI TORY Hamilton Park High School opened for its first regular session in the fall of 1955. There were eight teachers and principal F. L. Jones, on the faculty namely, the teachers were: Mrs. Lucy Foyg Mrs. Girlie Fieldsg Mrs. L. Huntg Elzie McKnight, John S. Loveg Mrs. M. Harrisong Mrs. O. Davisg and Mrs. Richie. Of the above mentioned teachers Mr. John S. Love remains on the faculty of Hamilton Park High School. In the beginning Hamilton Park School consisted of the elementary and secondary schools. At present there are two distinct schools, both in the same building complex - The Hamilton Park Elementary School. Hamilton Park High School is a fully accredited high school, competing in District 1-AAA. 1964-65, was the first year of competition in AAA. The school's nickname is Bobcat, Other names that are associated with H. P. H. S are: The Informer - school paper, The Bobcat's Claw - school's yearbookg The Bobettes - Drill team. The Mighty fine Bobcats' Football team has participated in 8 State play -offs. The Bobcats won state championship in 1961 by 28-O over Sweney High. Students have represented H. P. H. S. in many State and local events, and have a considerable number of trophies and medals for the work accomplished. It is our hope that some of these past events will enlighten and make your day a more pleasant one to remember. The '65 Bobcat's Claw is just one of the many ways we would like to share with you the way of life at Hamilton Park High School and to show our appreciation of such fine friends. 8 Hamilton Park, first cheerleaders and drill team Hamilton Park, first football team Mr. F. L. Jones the first principal of Hamilton Park 11955-62p Hamilton Park High School, first Queen Hamilton Park High School, first Student Council Hamilton Park High School receives accreditation First Senior Class 2 3 Z f 5fsi?s??ifi?f?-laiffiifffifiiisfi-EW 1124 f I 1 ' I UPERI TE DE T If I were to think of the core of our Ameri- can Heritage, l would think of the tradition of challenge. Americans have been faced with challenge and change since the first settlers landed on the Eastern Seaboard. They faced that challenge, and made the changes. They established a country unique to the world--one populated by people from many lands whose cultures and philosophies blended 1IlIO a new tradition of freedom of choice, in- dependence, exploration and individual par- ticipation in government. When the westward movement began Americans met that challenge. They pushed back the frontier and settled again in a strange country, absorbing more new people and culture, adapting and changing as they met new challenges. They pushed back the frontier and settled again in a strange country absorbing more new people and cultures, adapting and changing as Wars have threatened to dissolve our great nation, but Americans have met the challenge Americans entered the 20th Century with gusto and faced the challenges of industrializa- tion mechanization scientific development and two global wars. They came face to face with the challenge of space and they are continuing to cope with its changes. It is good to be an American in the world of today. We know that, as our forefathers faced challenge and did not llinch we w1ll prove equal to our American Heritage now and W .H-1....c:9y,+-YLJKS, STANDING 41-ry Dr. Ben McCar1eyg Mr. J. J.' Pearce, Superintendent Dr. Charles F. Stringerg R. E. McCarley SEATED Q1-rj Dr. F. E. Brooks Jr.g G. M. Crittenden, President James R. Crews Mr. Jack W. Evans I4 xl he The moving finger writes and having writ moves ong nor all your piety or wit shall lure it back to cancel half a line, nor all your tears wash out a word of it. When I think of our American Heritage I think of rugged individualism. The story of ambition, love, de- termination, courage, humility, faith in God and respect for the dignity of man. While matching wits and brawn with the mighty forces of nature man molded the frame- work for a mighty empire. Today we have a great system of schools throughout America which are teaching their students The Story of America. Early in America's history it was realized that if she was to be free then men's minds must be free, and this could only come about through a sound educa- tional system. The student body, the faculty and friends of Hamilton Park High School, steeped in the desire to achieve, to build a better mouse trap, to make a noble contribution to school and community said We will publish a yearbook. The moving finger writes . . . I5 MRS. V. T. STARKS, Counselor at work MRS. JESSIE RUTH SMITH, Secretary at work I6 l o 5 i ,L Mg nf V.-'N :C .V V ff? af. .3 I would not hesitate to say that Jw , .,,.fQA M 'i4?5s'35z W. N -.natal I f., It-t M 3 I I A UU United States is the fjnest society Srgga ffrand scale that the world has thus 1 as . Alfred North Whitehead t wt 5 s !'? Ti fit '-. iff! UW! 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WILLIAMS Health, Physical Education, and Social Studies l PICT RES NOT AVAILABLE TEACHERS: Mrs. Marie D. Connally Mrs. Justine Hardee Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs. Mrs 1 LUNC HROOM PERSONNEL Corine Smith, Manager Katherine Johnson Claudia Brewer Jessie M. Allen Ora M. Carter Beatrice Wright , QE 1- gm., 7 A' XM, X , ,,f V MAINTENANCE: Gus Fields William Laffitty George M. Bishop Ernest Mitchell Kennie H. Mayes s 4 . ,rwg e K II! fl J 5 J 'X We A .5 MQ Nxt X J, ' ikysfx T5 E' Jig V' x xx - --7 E' ' J W f 2I .1 Q ' e .lv- fb' '1' i f , ' ,EZ -K 1' fy ,4 ' ,f .rf . Hn k 1' Q f , ii? f- v . .'W bf YL4.-mi, 'n',.1. 'X . ,X 5 .51 as .J R, . t I s Seniors Be Americans. Let there be no sectionalism, no North, South, East or Westg you are all dependent one on another . . . In one word, be a nation . George Washington ,4 -fa SENIOR President - - Vice President Secretary - Asst. Secretary Treasurer - - GAR 55 - Alfred Chestel Shedrack Anderson, Jr. Patricia Arm Christian - - - - Evelyn Jones - - Eolus Von Rettig, Jr. ...,. 45151 'Q 'V' ' f . 5 . ,, M 1 za sf-V ? V, r- ,Zigi ff? if ALEXANDER, JOHN Football fCaptain 64-653, Track ALLISON, ROBERT Footballg Track BLAIR, CULVERSON President Student Council, National Honor Society BLAIR, EDDIE Football, Track ANDERSON, SHEDRACK Journalism Staff, President Dramatics Club Q64-651 BAILEY, HARRISON III Football, Band BRADBERRY, RALPH Track, Journalism Staff, Dramatics Club CAMPBELL, JOSEPH Track, Math Qlub, Choral Club A A CHRISTIAN, PATRICIA Journalism Staff, N. H. A. , Drill Team CLARKE, EULAROY Annual Staff, N. H. A. , Drill Team fCaptain 64-655 CAMPBELL, RITA Student Council, N. H. A. Choral Club CHESTER, ALFRED Student Council, Football COIT, SHEILA Student Council, Journalism Staff, Dramatics Club COLLIER, CAROL Cheerleader, N. H. A. , F. B. L. A. FOSTER, ESSIE N. H. A. , Band, Charm Club FOWLER, CHARLES National Honor Society, Dramatics Club COLLINS, JAMES Football, Basketball, Track ERWIN, EDWARD Math Club, Band, Hi-Y GALLOWAY, LONNELL Football, Basketball GALLOWAY, PEARLIE N. H.A. , Drill Team fCap- tain 64-655, Charm Club HENDERSON, EMMETT Football, Track HENRY, PRISCILLA Cheerleader, N. H. A. . Charm Club GRANT, STANLEY Student Council, Dramatics Club HEARD, MAGGIE N. H. A. , Charm Club, F. B. L. A. I-HLL, LEE Foo tball HOLIDAY, BRENDA Cheerleader fCo -Captain 64-655, Dramatics Club LEWIS, CLYDE Track, Choral Club, Hi-Y MAXWELL, SHARON N. I-I.A. , Band, Charm Club JEFFERSON, FREDDIE Football, Dramatics Club JONES, EVELYN N. H. A. , National Honor Society, Dramatics Club Mc KNIGHT, EPI-IRIAM Football, Track MORGAN, WANDA Drill Team, Dramatics Club, Charm Club PEOPLES, CARRIE N. I-I. A. , Drill Team, Charm Club RAYSON, BOBBY Football, Track NEAL, WILLIE Basketball NEWHOUSE, BETTY N. H.A., Dramatics Club Charm Club RETTIG, EOLUS Annual Staff, National Honor Society, Journalism Staff RILEY, SHIRLEY N. H. A., Drill Team, Charm Club ROGERS, WALTER Football, Track, Basketball SMITH, ROBERT Football, Track ROBINSON, JOAN Choral Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Girl Scouts ROGERS, HARVEZELLE Annual Staff, Journalism staff STRONG IVA - ff N. H.A. , Drill Team 5 Q SUDDS, JOHN Football, Track, National Honor Society THOMAS, CLINTON Football, Hi-Y THOMPSON, WILLIE N. H. A. , Dramati Charm Club cs Club TURNER, JOANNA N. H. A., Journalism Staff, Charm Club WALTON, PAUL Football fCo -Captain 64- 65j, Track 3I WARREN, BOBBY National Honor Society, Band, Math Club WHITE, JAMES Band, Dramarics Club, Bas- ket ball YA NC Y, BENN Y Band, Football 32A WILLIAMS, MYLES Choral Club WILLIS, DONALD Football, Track in lm 5 Se? gAmericans. Juniors There may be men who can live with- out political rights and without oppor- tunity of free individual deyelopment, but I think this is intolerable for Albert Einstgin ff L-3252453 Af' UNIORS President - - Vice President Secretary - - Asst. Secretary Treasurer ----- Chaplain- - Reporter - - - Sgt. of Arms - President - - 1st Vice Pres. 2nd Vice Pres. Secretary - - - Asst. Secretary Treasurer - - Parliamentarian ' 11-1 11-2 34 - Michael Morris - Nadine Allison - Louise Johnson - - Jessie Smith - - David Cashaw - Arthur Coleman - Miaron Jimison Cheryl Slesthenger Lawrence Gardner - - Laura Bruton - - Faddie Tillman - - Carolyn Randolph Dorothy Simmons - - Cheryl White - Carolyn Proctor Alexander, James Allen, Emanuel Allison, Dorothy Allison, Nadine 100 BUSY Blackw ellq Othel Bradberry, Rudolph Bruton, Laura Carter, John Cashaw, William D. Clark, Estella L. Cole, Herman Coleman, Arthur Collier, Jacq uelyn Collins, Billy Daniels, William Donaldson, Cleola Fields, Beverly Fulcher, Ethel Gardner, Lawrence Grant, Rosezetta Gary, Donnie J. Goodman, Horace Harris, John D. Harrison, Barbara Jackson Catherine , I x Ll 4. ' K il Hicks, Brenda f 0 . , M Jackson, Leavetta Jamerson, Ons PHOTO . Noi Available Jimison, Miaron Johnson, Artis Johnson, Joyce Johnson, Louise King, Vanita Lankfora, Joyce Lindsey, Phyllis Means , Percival Morris, Michael Nance, Ronald Payton, Geraldine Proctor, Carolyn Proctor, Cheryl Randall, Mary Randolph, Carolyn Reed, Linda Robertson, Mary Robinson, Ray Scott, Kermit Self, Melroe Simmons, Dorothy Sirls, Edward ,,u lesthenger, Chergfiw A Smith, Jessie Smith, Madalynne Smith, Willie Stevens. Jackie Strong, Patricia Taylor, Benny Tillman, Faddie Walker, James Walker, Jeffrey P. Walker, Phyllis Walton, Larry- Warren, Gahlen White, Cheryl Williams, Patricia Wright, Rubt Young, Sharon if Z ,X W 1. '+ G- R ka A-. OPHOMORE President - - Vice President Secretary - - Treasurer - Reporter - - James Galloway - - Robert Darby - Barbara Henderson - Charles Washington - Ergie Cole 45 Cravin, James Crear, James Darby, Robert Darden, Richard f'EEJfIfEf?,BE Ford, Carol Anderson, Shirley Blair, Billy Bluitt, Judith Bradford, Dwight Cole, Elgie Connally, JoAnne 46 Galloway, James Goodlow, Daria Grant, Douglas Gray, Clinton Hailey, Kenneth Hanks, Carl Henderson, Audrey Henderson, Barbara Henry, Brenda Jefferson, Maurice Johnson, Karen Johnson, Lois 47 Lewis, Brenda Marshall, Beverly Maxwell, Eural Morgan, Wayne Nash, Henry Newhouse, Edw ard Johnson, Palmer Johnson, Robert Johnson, Sharon Jones, Samuel Lee, Lyndon Leverett, Andrea 48 Peoples, Helen Rayson, Sharon Reed, Teddie Rettig, Linda Riley, Leonard Ir Seay, Wayman Simmons, Rosie Smith, Carl Smith, Carlotta Smith, Patricia Thomas, Bobbie Waiters, S. W. 49 Alexander, Linda Brown, William Chase, Lauretta Christan, James Favors, Rudolph Fields, Claudia Grant, Emma Hines, Linda Jones, Charles Moore, Frances Williams, Stanley Walker, Charles Walker, Robert Warren, Narva Wa shington, Charles Williams, Diane Williams, Roslyn PIC TURES NOT AVAILABLE Moore, Lemesa Norman, James Price, Juetta Simpson, Albert Skeins, Rodrick Smith, Gloria Sudds, Elaine Thomas, Lee Turner, Harvey Williams, Kenneth Chinn, Michael Coleman, Frederick Dunbar, Peggie Dupree, Diana Fields, Glenda Fields, Jacquelyn Biggins, Neal Bruton, Cecil A. Bruton, Cecelia A Bryant, Ronald Bussey, Carl Carter, Wayman Fletcher, Devorah Fulcher, Barbara Gardner, Don Gist, Barbara Graham, Ivory Gray, Jacquelyn Jamerson, Shirley Jefferson, Michael Lankford, Earnest Mathis, Vernell Means, Rogenia Patrick, Sharon Hailey, Betty Hailey, Charles Harris, Constance Harris, Julia Harrison, Patricia Haynes, Lonnie Pearson, Linda Peoples, Joyce Pinkard, Michael Rettig, Saundra Ross, Arlane Royston, Rita Stanley, Delbert Stewart, Glenda Strong, Sharon Suber, Betty Taylor, Delores Thompson, Janice Russell, Earnest Sherman, Lana Smith, Curtis' Smith, Leodis Smith, Saundra Smith, Walter Walker, George Wallace, Gilda Walton, Kirk Williams, Stephanie Yancy, Vivian 54 7270811.57 J lx NOT SHOWN Allen, Derrick Alexander, Carol Anthony, Shirley Barrett, James Berkeley, Gregary Brown, Mary Chester, Larry Christian, LaRue Collins, Carolyn Hines, Ethridge Jackson, Floyzelle Jimison, Novis Johnson, James Johnson, Joseph PICTURES NOT AVAILABLE 55 Lawler, Alvin Lewis, Hallie McCoy, Larry McCoy, Rose Mary Morgan, Jerald Nolen, Harold Reed, Sammy Rose, Bertha Samuels, Shirley Smith, Thomas Taylor, Donald Taylor, Ralph Warrick, Stacie 1 2 i I11OI' Wwwwmhvmqwwxwn I have never had a feeling politically that did not spring from the Declaration of Independence . . . I would rather' be assassinated on the spot than surrender it. n 5, a: :iN :sk 'miV J A i e a a fi Lg Lincoln l k X ,gf gf Y -,,,l,,,M 3 - 1. f .N ,,,k 57 I V . kkry ' ' skhi sw' -gms V. N- ,-:,, .... wuz W Wait' ' f.ffRI,eN .,- 'rs s' ':i F5 W ? :55Es2.::f-' J , ' ' f L , ' :Q lL 'fi-Kfwsai Anil-52'f45?5j,Qka-1i'Ti?'? 53il F , -. K 'ii I 53 QE Bynum, Deborah Bynum, Johnny Campbell, Michael Cashaw, Hope Collier, Rose Connally, Sudie Alexander, Harold Allen, Barbara Allison, Hosea Banks, Percy Blair, Bobby Byroc, Lee A. Crumby, Ronnie Daniels, Cynthid Darden, Michael Davis. Davida Elam, Versay Favors, Dorothy Heame, Margaret Hill, Joan Hines, Howard Howard, Bonnie Jackson, Mary Jefferson, Mable Fields, Myra Fields, Wanda Garcia, Doris Gray, Kenneth Gray, Lenton Harris, Shyrle .-.. Jimison, Michael Johnson, Vernon Leverett, Frederick Lewis, Lester Lewis, Melvin Maxwell, Dwala Riley, Martha Runnels, Cathy Sanders, Diedra Sims, Thalia Smith, Novie Smith, Olie McKnight, Stephanie Miller, Ruby Morrison, Arthur Newhouse, Roy Patrick, Theresa Porter, Pamela Stanley, Ravina Thompson, Wayne Thompson, Ivan Travis, Judith Turner, Dale Williams, Hugh Chinn, Pamela Choice, Leslie Coleman, Lola Darden, Shirley Donnell, Renita Durham, Lorenza Adams, Deri Adams, Willie Bailey, Brenda Blair, Linda Brackins, Rondy Bynum, Wanda Elam, Odis Fry, Gary Galloway, Emma Goss, Wesley Hailey, Ruby Hanks, Lincoln Jarnerson, Bobby Johnson, Bridget Lankford, Darwin Lurks, Sherry Marshall, Beauford Nealy, Wanda Harris, Cheryl Hawkins, Ronnie Haynes, Dianne Hearne, John Hill, Thomas Holiday, Norton Nolan, Jimmy Oliver, Gary Pearson, Wanda Peoples, Linda Ransom, Mary Russell, Clarence Sweet, Charles A. Tillman, Andre Timberlake, Marion Titus, Emory Sweet, Charles E. Turner, Baby James Sherman, Brenda Skinner, Linda Stephinson, Sharon Simmons, Zelda Stephinson, Vickie Stewart, Cecil Venters, Weldon Waiters, Michael Wallace, Stacy Walton, Darryl Washington, Eris West, Patricia 8th GRADE Adams, Chester Allen, Keith Chester, Alva Clark, Rhonda Daves, Willie Donnell, Eddie Fields, Gloria Gipson, Barbara Griffin, Patricia Harris, Bradford l-Iorseley, Arthur Hunt, William Nance, Novis Ransom, Laura Robertson, Donald Rogers, Rozelia Sims, Armous Slesthenger, Emile Turner, Merilyn 7th GRADE Allen, Arbra Anderson, Peggy Avery, Gerald Beckham, Barbara Brown, Ronnie Byros, Juanita , ,, ,rrr, . ZAAI: Additional Sth and 7th Williams, Joseph Willis, Lewellyn Yancy, Sharon Wooten, Henry Wright, Mary Wallace, J. B. PICTURES NOT AVAILABLE Campbell, Gwendolyn Coleman, James Davis, Willie Dickerson, Revis Duffy, Mary Dupree, Deralyn 63 Epps, Doris Goins, Dewey Goodman, Carol Grant, Wanda Graves, Shirley Grigsby, Corliss Harris, Robert Henderson, Mashon Hines, Debra Jackson, Bruce Johnson, Alvin Johnson, Henrietta Jones, Mozelle Lewis, Chester Lindsey, Mary McClellan, Fayte Mills, Sherry Moore, Deborah Mosley, Roosevelt Murray, Herman Pearson, Patricia Peters, Brenda Ridery, Lois Riley, John Roberts, Timothy Robinson, Aletra Samuels, David Shaw, David Tinner, Beverly Warner, Charlene Washington, Ira Williams, Bobby Williams, Shirley Wyatt, Jacque Classes I hope we shall never forget that we created this nation, not to serve ourselves, but to serve man- kind. Woodrow Wilson SENIOR DIVISION esI JUNIOR DIVISIONS 66 SOPHOMORE DIVISIONS 67 9-1 68 9-3 7-1 69 7-3 7-11- 70 Favonte Democracy is . . . the recurrent more than half of the people are half of the time . . . an idea disproved yet . . . '7 Mum MOST INTELLIGENT: Rita Campbell John Sudds SENIOR MOST POPULAR: Sheila Coit Paul Walton MOST TALENTED: Evelyn Jones Culverson Blair BEST DANCERS: Joanna Turner James White BEST DRESSED: Pearlie Galloway Ralph Bradberry MOST VERSATILE: Sharon Maxwell Culverson Blair MOST STUDIOUS: MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Rita Campbell Culverson Blair MOST HUMOROUS: Joan Robinson Harrison Bailey MOST ATHLETIC? Lonnell Galloway MOST BEAUTIFUL: Brenda Holiday MOST HANDSOME: Clinton Thomas MOST POPULAR: Louise Johnson Ray Robinson UNIOR MOST HUMOROUS: Cheryl Slesthenger Jackie Stevens BEST DANCER: Dorothy Simmon Herman Cole MOST STUDIOUS: Laura Bruton James Alexander BEST DRESSED: Patricia Williams Arthur Coleman MOST BEAUTIFUL: Carolyn Randolph MOST HANDSOME: Willie Smith MOST TALENT ED: Carolyn Proctor John D. Harris Not Available ri A -I X- Q If fs MOST POPULAR: Bobbie Edwards Charles Washington OPHOMORE MOST BEAUTIFUL: Barbara Henderson MOST HANDSOME: Carl Hanks BEST DRESSED: Lois Johnson Wayrnon Seay MOST STUDIOUS Linda Rettig Sam Jones ATTENDANT Louise Johnson 83 ATTENDANT Carolyn Randolph 84 MISS BOBCAT Pearlie Galloway 85 MISS HAMILTON PARK Brenda Jean Holiday 86 is N Q J f ,za 0 . xA.'iVMQA :fit , 5, ,+e.- K-,U 1 is 'if ,f vu X 1- lgiflat , . 'Y ,M ' ' 3,61-V in R U fl I, .1 'W 7 Q if spa 5 ,, 9, Wifi at f New Q V eps? Q .. ,551 t he QQ: ' 5 1 fi? it 449' I f its 12 xl 155: 5 0 IAS 9' Q 9 Q, f figs' r q pw ff,- A.. r,, TJ s iwnllr , Q 4 M101 :gil ni Q fx i . 's 4, .2 f Q'w 5 4 2 4 Kiss, xx- ' K .r . 1. f . 3, .1 X ,. ff, il 5,4 , Q' ee Activities s we 4,-2 ff. A 5 . WL New A .1 V' 4 -1 -ni M ' fx - f - is f?N't' ' 4, , M .V , , 4 Z The United States themselves are essentially the greatest poem . . Walt Whitman it f Q it -' ,H N 196114-65 BOBCAT BAND HAMILTQN PARK CHEERLEADERS MAJORETTES 90 S y 5 4 x EL 3? 9 BW x 4 0, IQ XX L 1 92 SENIOR CAST LEAGUE CAST 93 ENGLISH CLUB Sponsor Mrs. M. E. Garnett DRAMATIC CLUB Mrs. M. E. Garnett 94 STUDENT OFFICE STAFF DEBATE TEAM 95 .f-'EF' ,,1 wif Nu ' H'- ,:-- - 1, ji - Us N : wr E INR r 2 X x,.,, XAWLLM , Vai. 2 l-- Nu. I Knmilmn Park High Sclmnl. Dallas, 'Texas J. L. Thomas Resigns School Band Job: Accents Gov't Job Ur. Aithutlgll het' hmmm irlgypt, Tmnas, she is 1 lmulent. uf Prairie View .4 learn. She Lcacham Home F and la In mrimber of the Park Mvthndist Church. pastime- shn enjoy: how sewing. Har Wahl: for th- nre: They were the v until Lhoy met xifkpm Our nw: iencher in Mn. W, F. Whitman. Sh B346 Cmnpunrlln Ur. Sh: her znllega education at ' vnminy but is n. linkin Hur lmlsmm tlmu in spent ing, Howling, :md lislunin anis lnlnnxlcall, She is with the Hamilton Park Churrh. She speaks nf th as: They are n very 1 and have great pnbentia Mrs. R. Tatum ls ou in business education nm She lives nt 2735 Mu Dr, and hut home mvr in Dallas. She aihmdml versity of Michigan, No town 5, Cmnt... my ..m..... ...f ...,......., W..- .,.,.. ..i,....,.. ,. ..., .., . ,,., 1......... - Culverson Blai Sheila Coit Judith Bluirr Joanna Turner Karen Johnson NEWSPAPER STAFF Mrs. C. Brown 96 Carol Ford Cecelia Bruton Patricia Smith Shadrack Anderson Eolus Rettig any asm --if iizpmni. l,.r::-n Ilrw-,v , v. Sami xx'-arm, wan, ,Ut YVNEEUEVN1 X- ,'V,',':! .ioiiva EJ, llilreiw, Tir-Nr'-' wi ,ioiaiawswg fibrwrfxrwv .!E4'ca2!'?3n f'oll24!!'L Urll, flamxvwa i.eHva-wit, 5':vv'v .1-7, EMIS ,Q-whrfhfwl, ?'7?w'!'J-M' Hzmia-:ri ifiam-nfs, Slum 113: Asviifisaswa llirffwn '5'l'r11lL, rrmmrwrs what in Arllzva' Cnllvaw this surifzm' T-wr im- :mil Ningflfsae.. 1-,sw wrre linhhie ?a21v2vwiS. ml, lo-mi Bnaimi, few-1 Ariane Russ, amd Sinn,-1 Three- mmlf-sts .-meizww-i msilinn nf Umm ?v!:15fw:'. Zflwnrwvilr is www Errzlau nl .luxlilh lllalili Pans im C'n-llvwmi Major, Tiwg all wrm fi wrlrzliewfill vfsswfg-H m1l'is wlrforn-msg tis- :nw 'PFIW' l'M'lliHXl!vr: in EEK? r- this Nr-mx NEW MECHANIC CLUB STUDENT COUNCIL 97 MATHEMATICS CLUB LA TIN CLUB 98 TYPING CLASS SHORT HAND CLA SS 99 NAT ONAL EGM Mlfff Q, I Ill Nxt, 7- 9, 0 J 15 ',,-:i SW!! Q qi I I00 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 1:5 11 11 so o cn ...- 5 gf-fo gxi: .-E53 22 Q 3 '15 .Ava 1.25 25 'Di Em Z3 ,ALS .Si 3 me uicn QE -2 5- 28 DCI UE. 5m 53 3? Ou.: gn MS G-U E2 iam .HW ld On.: 0-' 5.2 I-4 Us 6m zil- lvl QE E9 W5 Ugg 253 ga 35 1:7 8 53 1- CQ Ki u 3 N w-I SIIHOHD SAOEI , S. ,L,ff 9sQ '5 UU!' ,Q i X . 5 , Qfrwail M we are a country Q.. are-'zanvm-swf ,any FOOTBALL RO TER 1964-6 FIRST Row Cl-ry Carl Hanks Ronald Nance Clinton Gray Emmett Henderson Eddie Blair Leanard Riley Maurice Jefferson Don Gardner Lee J. Thomas Freddie Jefferson Robert Allison Artis Johnson Robert Allison Mgr. Stanley Grant sECoND Row 41-ry Mgr. 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