Hockaday High School - Cornerstones Yearbook (Dallas, TX)
- Class of 1968
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N 1 .9- . -E15-, , . ELA ,I f: ' ,Ex 4 1 X i' J . .- if ' A 33ga:1wA,?Q E , 3w6fws7R ytjMf Q- ji' Q ,I . K , Q VY nxt' if H. , a V ' ' ,, ' Q7 .' 'r if E fl:-Q'TL1 if -i Lf V ,gun ,tx mx 1 !Sh..1:wgiwqq,15:6iQ.'l' .. - fxilgt in ,, , , is V if , -:fi A f. w CORNERQTONEQ The Hockadag School l Dallas, Texas Hookadag . . . . . . worthy not only for what you are, but for what we are when we are with you. You have grown in stature throughout the years, and you are helping us to do the same. So kindly, you pass over the foolish, frivolous, and weak things you can't help dimly seeing in our hearts, instead, you look far enough to find all the beautiful and radiant belongings hidden there. You have laid firm hold on the possibilities of the good in us, adding to our inner music by Worshipful listening. You are helping us to make, of the lumber of our lives, not a tavern, but a temple, and, of the words of our everyday, not a reproach, but a song. For what you are, Hockaday, we honor you. 754'-'X ., D+ Egggl- , , f-I .J-3, . if ' ,, 2 . if.: i YY , . K , ny. , K .W .X A is i 1 , 7 3 A 5 gf . , 5 X fy K -Q .nth is Hwgniingsli A L, 32 Eiswlwf w 1 S w , ,.ul 'U N ,I-'l 'l5 J? 3 I mm. A3 f dl. 1 -If-A we iw wsu-ww's'aa:. - 1 wmnirtlwmumnunmnnv :DY OC Q ,E 2, if J mi Q kiss if r Y 4 if 1 'walnrnmz 3 flvnwew- - K' .,', sf -ww , z M I 0, '. ' , f 9 ' an N ff ,K ,- 5, .R ..n.'Zf-1 , ,X'fZ'L. .j ,' r 4 K 'ftqxlgw H an 5' , ,.. JF' ., xx x ' 4' . V 4 f. 1 'Ne' ' A ,,.,,., gy Y Mrs. William E. O'NeaI V 1, 4' X 1 I mf! ff X' X K ft W7 i lfllt if ll' Tia 5fN'0R5 ' 1, 7' f ' ' , Wifi il? f' ll x gf! .,.' fl ffafwlii ,-1 six til, 6 D, zigrilus sumti. oe is run ikigixgx! x-JL X-, 4 Xf A X, Y X .i Mvfd XA .WJ o A i ,Zi 94, 1.1 5 - + tYAa1,:5LNT F f -ET- Ongiislhf 7 'ii I QYC ' ' .x Ill, p gdb CALL M I vw M47-4.1 -W c - gt '-1 '- v ,, sg Zia: i s PIN uv Puam 4 Fifi? If X Wyv: Inna? Q u, '. '. - sy 3 x ll. .Y s N U Ny -0 X-si f 525, h FSTEE ' L 4. I Biff gf' ONE GR SS SHOES JM ve V 47777. 5 1 B o .i-Q., X 1 K .' Q., . The immense value which she places on fairness and right conduct is super- ceded only by her great concern for others. When one was needed to make order out of chaos, she effectively em- phasized a greater unity among members of the class. She spent countless hours working with school and class leaders, ever striving to discover a better and more efficient procedure. In a world where the word friend is often misused and treated lightly, she has remained an example of the true meaning of the word. She is youthful, but respected, realistic, but imaginative, knowledge- able, but seeking knowledge. just as the Founders Day award honors those whom we seek to emulate, so does this dedication. We, the Senior Class, proudly dedicate the 1968 Cornerstones to Mrs. William E, O'Neal. Q iff f n 'P , NMR. Aw -K. ,- ,. -, . ..l2 1 f. if nuff , V 1,i'twifa .e u- f, Faculig and Curriculum Seniors Underclassmen Drganizaiions - Aciiviiies A+h lanes Lower School my ,,, 1,41 rpm Z-4-gg f M W2 my f -A... or o M 'i 'Y K l A 9 Miss Ela Hockadag Behind the gleaming facade of the Hockaday School, there lies an intangible spirit of unity and pride. These feelings inherent in each Hockaday girl were instilled there fifty-four years ago by Miss Ela Hocka- day at the founding of the school. She placed infinite importance on loyalty towards schoolmates and towards the school itselfg pride in the four cornerstones was another of her vvatchwords, Today, Miss Hockadayfs dreams are coming even closer to fruition. Her ideals are the basis for the past, present, and future of the school. facullg and curriculum Education directs rnan's actions, in- spires his behavior in all his contacts with mankind, and helps him to master himself. .JVM 2 1 my l aguimmum u its in L' Mr Robert S Lyle Headmaster conferring, with Nancy Strauss, President of the Student Council. Now in his seventh year as Headmaster, Mr. Lyle has brought to Hockaday many benefits of his ex- perience in education and school administration. After receiving his Bachelor of Arts degree from Dartmouth, College and his M.S. in Education from Cornell University, Mr, Lyle taught Latin and English at Saint Georges School in Newport, Rhode Island. He later served as head of the Latin Department at Peddie School in Heightstown, New jersey, and as Head- master of Sidwell lfriend's School in Washingtori, D.C. We are grateful to Mr. Lyle for his contributions to Hockaday, and we look forward to a promising future under his guidance. 1 i x MR, JAMES THOMAS Prizzvjjmf, Upper School Mr, Thomas has been associated with Hock.1d1y :since 1962. Coming to Hock.1d.1y from the Landon School for Boys in Bethesda, Maryland, Mr. Thonus assumed the responsibilities of Head of the Math and Science Departments. He serxecl ns Director of the Hockaclay Summer Session hefore his appointment as principal in 1965, Having e.1rnecl his HS. at the Tlniversity of Muylancl .md holding L1 MA. from George Wfnshington l'nix'ersity, he is presently work- ing toward an licl.D. at The Americ.1n liniversity. I I .- , ?' 'ag ' X it W C i V . A 'hr 4. ,W ',V ' ' ' . . . I '.., MRS. EMIZRSON BOROLiGHSfCbair711fU1 Fimf fini IJL'fl!17'lI7Ii'Uf Cincinnati Conservatory ,G , ,wtf , 5 ,,,. H ,TRL i 'X V E, p ' u 2 A x i Nr' - ,K ,3 N. K INIRS. NW. G. DUNCANPDin'cfm' nf Acfizilier BS, Texas XVoinun's lfniversity Arlington State College Hollywood Conservatory of lNIuSic it it A ii i Q Mus. C, Dr LANCASTER, Rl'4Qiff7'4f I3 I 1, . Q' 5 . f ui H na .. ,W .. 53 ' '. -LR- G 'S 'ff ni L' 4 6 i if. H f MRS. WILLIAM E. ONEAL- 1 i : MRS. CULLEN A. ROGERS C.'l1:1imm11, Malhemafirf Dejvl. BA., M.A., University of Texas B.A., North Texas State Col. LIRSA DAVID JOHNSON MA-R VVCSICYHH UfliVCf5ilY BS., University of Alabama , 'r-. L , t i xx, , . 4. - ' YU IWRS. EARL LOAR IYIRS. JABIES IWCCLURE AB., Wfilliilfll Jewell Cwllffge ,N A . ROBERT FV E BM., Southern Methodist linivcrsity I4 Jig Vnixemity wfwrexg LIS., Southern hfcthoahst ltniverslty . ., ' . ' 1 Maihemaiics a+ Hockadag helps girls io gain a greaier sense of +he proporiion of life f ik? I 3 X -+5 1 V jf v' 1? ' 1 4 ,. Franc Us, P , K 'Sign-x:vvQf F. - - 6 . Sur mme L IIINCTSIIX uf Iumon NRS- FRED HANSEN'Al:'U1fh BA., Rice Unixcrsity M.A.T., Yule Ynixersity H8158 MRS. GEO. A. ZIIXIINIFRIXIANW BS., Fordhzlln lfnivcrsity Southern Methodist Unix crsi ty fi-'f 4 Fran . QQCYTIXS . f :c':e4 if K UV! r , lu- .-Q-V. 4,6 03 '., .ls i ,Ww? if .,, vq-N QUIZ 5-?'5 5 . 233 :-4 .CEI-' A :7' V o'U .,,.. QD' :H :I 5 :T -in SN IH! U31 - -Q-..w....,., ...K --...........,.. -Q -.,A......,..,., -f. ,, .... .... ...q-K. up-'ilk'-annul g----V W sm -..WX ,. ,,..,..f- MRS. R. Sjnzzzivlv DL 17 1711116 111 BA., Tex I9 Chrxa 1111 I murs X B,L.S..Okl1I1um1 L mxcrsltx M.A,, Suutlu ru lNILthm11itl mx I ---Q-.9-'--.' A greater understanding of the world around us is emphasized through the tax -v ,ix sludg ol' languages. MRS. LEON E. LEWIS-Latin A.B., Oklahoma State Univ. iii? MRS. JAVIER ESCOBAR-spmlb B.A., Rice University M.A., University of Houston Wellesley College University of Texas Sl lil U os ,ns 1? MRS. R. E. SKAGGS-German, Upper Sffaool Sfnelafj University of Vienna, S.M.U. INIRS. JOHN EHRICHT- Cbairmarz, Lalin Dept. B.A., Southern Methodist University p..l,w I 1 fl I 1 in w. MR, BS.. xl 'sm f t kj Q i PAUL SXVAN-Cbwfziflry, Afzlbropology Oklalwmn Central College -sw nw , 31 llif m ' x X, ,. F. 71? N fffwz. -- ,, IES -ir N QQ 2,2 .. Q. in .lx N if-':, NRS. GII. L. DALEY-Plyyviml Srierzfc BS., Eastern State University Mid., Unive1'sily of Louisville I8 , I Q' The rapid progress of fhe soieniiho world is broughi inio ihe Hookadag i classroom 1' fy, .X-2, MR. DAVID WAGNON-C'fJt1f?'711dIl B.S., Southern Methodist Univ. M.Ed.. North Texas State Univ. ft W iii! -gvsemf-ww W ,,,..'- M ,.,.,M-'A' MISS BIYRNA KAY HACH'I'EI.fBf0f0g3 BS, North Texas State University V O 1. .J Students discover xref, . Q ,K .. Q. that the English anguage as mang 5 MR. JOHN E. AKER, Clyfzifmuzz BA., MA., Vanderbilt University Mitldlebury College Tulane University facets. W3 r M- T' nl iyy MISS MARGARET MORGAN BA., Meredith College MR. ROBERT M. MERRYIT, JR. A.B., Amherst College A.M,, Brown University Frl,M,, Massachusetts State College i . tif, .V ....-1 ,Q M -, INIRS. CURT F. FEY MISS H. INIARY RAATIKKA B.A., University of North Carolina B.A., Luther College M.A., University of Florida Southern Methodist University I 15 The sludg of hisiorg leads io insight and perceplion. C 61 mx y N jf i x , A ff? 2 Y C 'J 5' Q X' NJ Q, ew-SL., if MR. JOHN F. JOYCE-Claaimzmz AB., Western Reserve Univ. M.A.T., Vanderbilt Univ. M.A., San Fernando Valley State College Q 1 A , C so-et l A ,ff . :E va . I ' , , ' J A A 4 Q . 4 ix if i i it I ey MRS. M. E, KENNING BA.. Carleton College Loyola University, SMU MR. INIACK BI. MCLENDON B.A., M.A., North Texas State Univ. S ay y Phgsical educaiion L supplemenis academic life. , .WLL ri. 1 V 1 3 in m,,:i, Lt ,. LL,.LL Q K Ar 2 iw Q MRS. ALFRED R. BARR-Chairman B.S., MS., University of Pennsylvania ,fy ' S my 2 , ff' r- . Q 7 , S, ,i,A4mJ, , i s-:ii f 1 y ff' MISS IOYCE RAINXWATER MISS SANDRA SMITH BS., Southern Methodist University B.S., MS., University of Arkansas 23 Culiural awareness is exhibiied in +he ine Aris Deparimeni 5 MR. THOMAS MERRIMAN-Fine Amr, Comer! Choir B.M., Indiana University Juilliard MUSIC FACULTY MRS. T. N. VVALSH-B.M., M.M., N.T.S.U.g MRS. JOE FIGG, B.M., Oklahoma City Univ. MRS. CRAIG MILLIS-B.A., S.M.U,g MR. JOHN FARLEY. B.lNI., M.M., Indiana Univ. MRS. SANNIE O'CONNOR-B.M., T.C.U.g MRS. I.. N. MCFERRAN, Northern Illinois Univ. MISS BERNIE REA heated al pmfzaj-B.S., T.W.U., Mathuy School, London Q-.ff .El . J V J INIRS. JOYCE CORY-Drama MRS. A. HARRISON, JR.-Ar! B.S., Univ. of Nebraska Baylor Univ., Univ. of Colorado 24 l 'R I Ea? MISS LILLIAN GRIFFITHS-Libmriazz MRS. MARVIN HARLESS-Auf. Lib. MISS MARION ROGERS, Dircrfor of Food Service gs. 2? V2 P MRS. CHARLES M. SMITH, JR. Sefrefary 10 live Hmdmaxlvr fm. -- A 'Kyiv Qxxj I 'f'fii2z?..?s2:i MRS. MATIIE S. WETTENGEL, Bufifzexf Manager INIRS. T. LANGHAM, MRS. DALE AUGHTRY, MRS. JOE D. METZE, JR. Q -fi , . N. MRS. ROBERT R. HARDY MRS. JOHN S. BURKS, MRS. JOHN F. HAMJE MISS MARY REYNOLDS, Rerfpziofzisl MISS DOROTHY BRUTON Direflor of Ad77Zi5Ii07lf MRS. D. E. HOLBROOK, Kzzol pictfzrfdj Alzzmfme Sefreimy . .., INIRS. D. O. LIVELY, Exefuzire Houfekeeper A L.. ...v -- :-:5 . ..... JY-15ieb's . M155 B555 FUNK, MRS. WINIFRED KENNEDY SU,-17,52 Defi Bookflaop and Swflclfboafd MRS. JEAN MAYFIELD Knot pifluredj I , NNN Mrs. Louise Lee, Serremryy Mrs. Frank S. Wescot, Mrs. Floreine Chiles, Mrs. Deane W. Moore, Am. Head of Residence, Mrs. Martha Gildersleeve, 'Head of Residence MRS. OLLIE SANDERSON, S wifcbboafzi iv' In-ll, M A J: . ,. . 's s' mf ' Pig A 0' ' 1 'K U -1 B, st 7 K K, k ,f .v,..m. WV ' 1 A -.M , I. tri g:,,.,,.-, N M T ' N I ai, Q. Q 1' V-Ili' L A t ,k... M, n N V ' f BIRS. EDWARD FLORER Nune MRS. SUEMAI FLETCHER, Nuns MISS LOUISE KRIBS, SE'U'Ff!I?'j of Supplier MR. HENRI HEYNEN, Head Iirzgineer IXIR. VU. H. BICCUTCHEN, NIR. HERBERT BARCLAY . 'U 'Q S. T l z . l ...ix y ,ox 'fl ' I gf ' . f ' ,Sa l Y .K Lu . . ,,.:. i .M VS' ' 'A 4' 2 l Zf' ff ffl ,O 'fr S T - A .,'. K r .REX , - 1' w R ' 'Q V A. .. I. .vii A - .Y -' A K . . 'wr ' kk.' Q E -' 5' ' 1- fig: A klyk . N I , x 4- T . 'S SfSS S ' 'I f e . V ' - 1 K f f. E. K ff' S, , S '- A K k,r Y S t '- AL' ' if i .ii X N41 H Q , . ,. 4- J 5. Bus Drivers: Charles Bryant, Jessie Green, John Housewright, john Williams, Earl B. Isom, john Russell, O. E, Page, R. O. Beasley, Leonard Morrow, Matthew Ivanis frm: piczuredj. aszzzamzmuzz MR. T. R. COFFEE. AldfIlIti7Id7If5 Teaching ai Hockadag -- a iribuie +0 ihe heriiage of ihe pasi a dedicaiion +0 ihe goals of ihe fuiure gf MQ r I l 01 K If K A rf 'H' fix F 0 S9 fl I O YS As every new thing has an end, So every end begins something new. .ty QW Q' we .W f ,L f in m my me we X? Nothing if fiiffimll if yon pn! your laefzrt lo it, Adrian long, beautiful blond hair singere friend only girl in the world with a football knee from danc- ing a real Louisianian yea Baton Rouge we have the best . . . szoes for those fine six feet tall Louisiana ADRIAN ANDERSON Two Yeary Baton Rouge, Louisiana White Team Honor Roll III, IV Vesper Choir III, IV Marlin Club III, IV Vice-President IV ad. buys whatever happened to Allen? he's too tough! always in need of change for long distance phone calls not really a dumb blond Go Tigers and yea fi LSU. one of the cool sextet on Senior Hall is that really a suite at the- end of Senior Hall? finally 'la ' f bought a real live carton did you have a good week- p S' ' end?l' fsly grinj always on a diet lovely pink pills pencil behind her ear Alice in Wonderland Future: den mother to that fine LSU football team. 30 V,,s , .g 5 - . :gf .,'- ' 6 'f if OM., 14,1 y 4 , I' xx ,fb v 1 'A' 5 i .iiymjf gy, M L.. L I Ca. na QI.'.Zlg55iL'-eateries: 6 N I ifiilissaemnwffi liilii sad-M iaaiatesilftltttifc +tffttfWiitl lyffi5i Qtfitltiffiitlfttiur raaa aall N was iiiilliililllilfi E GLORIA GAYLE ANDERSON Nine Years Dallas, Texas Wlhite Team I-Ionor Roll II Merit List II Community Service I Vifelcoming Committee IV Recreation Committee II Varsity Hockey II, III Manager IV Form Teams I, II, III, IV White Teams II, III Fourcast Staff I, II, III, IV Associate Editor III Editor IV Concert Choir I, II, III, IV Science Club IV Club Congress IV .id .ff 'T'M I 'i MH .w , , fu ii, 9 Q Origifznfilfy ir .rimply zz pair of fresh eyef. Gay . .. often seen running to meet the printer with galleys, stones, and late copies little ole matchmaker Oh but honey, listen. talks to horses and cows one of the two girls at Hockaday with a headline schedule sewn to the lining of her blazer loves football games and I-I.P.'s Lads and Lassies Garbage M-o-o-o fried chicken, black-eyed peas, and cornbread often seen picking beans and tomatoes in the garden sleeps with a stuffed rabbit Le de Givenchy loves to play the organ The Egg Well, here's my little friend Have you ever talked to a stump? long distance calls and special delivery letters Future: world-renowned marriage counselor. Wfhere jll!fQC'I,PZL'1Zf 19115 nil In exll11'e.s1r ff, lbere if Ike ber! fmzlor. Long hair .. . Beyond the Fringe or Under the Bangs the Great Cynic SHAZAM Well, but it could al- most matter medical journals TADAA only Hockaday girl on St. Mark's Drama Club Executive Board devoted Harlequin loves her lightboard I quit patron saintASt. Anthony holds record for VW stuffin I f' l 7 ' ' ' g 1 irevug. with a racing stripe? pun addict: I'm trying to PITNish you . . . i'Physies is Phun . . . top of counselors' black list-doesn't mean to break rules meaner to her friends than to her enemies Future: den mother for Boy Scouts of Canada. C FRANCFS MILLER ARONSON T671 Yemif Dallas, Texas White Team Honor Roll I, II, III, IV Chairman Senior Take-offs III Chapel Committee Co-chairman IV Dux Fernina Facti I, II Roman Banquet I, II Entre Nous II, III, IV Fourcast Staff IV Drama Club I, II, III, IV Membership Chairman III Vice-President IV Hockaday Players I, II, III, IV Crew Head I, II, III, IV Production I, III Wreathmakers I, II, III, IV National Merit Letter of Commendation IV irmw, ai' CLAUDIA JEANN E BLACK Green Team Two Year! Dallas, Texas Community Service III, IV Der Palmenorder III, IV 4 1171941 .riveel deligbl K1 quiet life afforclf. Short, reddish-brown hair, enormous round eyes that sparkle when she grins silent, then broken laugh often has an open, unbelieving expression on her face . . . never seems perturbed even when she is . . . Ya'll , slight accent, Well, I don't know, but I sometimes quiet, other times gabby, but always a good listener and a friend despises Sports Period . . . a mysterious world of her own .. . seems to live in Tarry House , . . can be conspicuous or inconspicuous in a group according to her mood . . . big, friendly grin . . . happy, sad . . . Claudia. Tzzihnrifzmz ir a fofzlfzgiozz tba! laugh! at qmzrmzfiaze mm' izzorzzlfzter all who rome izz C0lZf!lfl with il. Cat ma rit . . . more of number 4 . . . energy to spare . . . loy al to her sisters . . . loyal to the Athletic Board . . . loyal to Mrs Barr s charts . . . rises faithfully at 8:15 Monday through friday Doesn't my hair look like Edith's? . . . twinkling eyes that light up her face loves johnny Mathis Yes ind1dy! . , . seen driving around Dallas in The Peugeot butter-pecan ice cream, snow, exams? seen making up clues on the Senior Trip Boo hoo, Magoo . .. has a natural affinity for math teachers . . . Si!,' . . . We May Nex er Meet Again . . . tell us what you saw in those parked cars Cathy Baby member of the N.S. minority group future: permanent fixture at White Rock Lake. CATHY PRYOR CASTLEMAN Twelve Yemx Dallas Texas Green Team Student Council IV Athletic Board I, III, IV President IV Class Officer II Vice-President Honor Guard III Honor Roll I, II, IV Merit List I, II Community Service II Welconiing Committee I, I Recreation Committee I, II Entre Nous I, II, III, IV Varsity Hockey III, IV Varsity Basketball I, II, III varsity voiieybaii 1, II, III, Varsity Sweater III Form Teams I, II, III, IV Green Teams I, II, III, IV Athletic Shield I, II, III Concert Choir I, II, III, IV Dancer I, II, III, IV Fantasia III Founder's Day III Club Congress IV NANCY MILES COLLINS Six Years Dallas, Texas White Team Honor Roll I, III, IV School Service III Community Service I Dux Femina Facti I, III, IV Roman Banquet I, III Entre Nous III, IV White Cheerleader III Form Cheerleader III, IV Head Cheerleader IV St. Mark's Cheerleader IV Cornerstones Staff IV Concert Choir I, III, IV Operetta Leading Roll III Art Club I Wfreathmakers I, III, IV Benzfly if lhe 10lf6I 5 gift. Binkaffriendly, outgoing tripping, falling, and eating her way through life . . . a bouncy St. Mark's cheerleader . . . moody, but usually happy naive Q I'll understand if it's Miss Swedennj talented-a future movie star one of the Islanders a fun-loving idiot mischievous grin-often heard giggling about her practical jokes, especial- ly April Fools! . .. Vs. Bus Palladium a strange passion for cameras and home movies a dedicated follower of fashionvshort formals and good times! blond hair and big blue eyes . . . a good friend to many . . . Nancy. Green Team KAREN KAYE CURTIS Three Years Frederick, Oklahoma Chairman Class Tea IV School Service II, III Vesper Choir II, III, IV Fire Warden III Chess Club IV Good mzlmfe ir the rign of a large and 57972670115 heart. Candy Baby . . . He . . . Acapulco . . . red . . . blind dates at Gemini Herefords seen stealing ash trays with jill Baby . . . Somewhere . . . 'Tm not complaining or any- thing but . . . . . fabulous personality . . . Frederich Bombers . .. yea, O.U.! bird legs l'Ebb Tide sonic mail everyday from guess who? . .. You'll never believe . . . . . BooBoo . . . The Impossible Dream . . . only cartoon buyer on Senior Hall another jerry Pet' Original . . . pays extra tuition for all the lemons she uses . . . California Dreamin' . .. J.T.'s pet . . . Hacienda?? . .. great at tennis just plain cool always talking Climb Every Mountain . . . baby blue . . . Future: married to Jerry. Q 1 444 ELIZABETH LOUISE DAVIS Four Yearr Dallas, Texas White Team Student Council IV Freshman Advisor Honor Roll I, II, III Chairman junior Dance Community Service I, II, III, IV Style Show Model III Welcoming Committee IV Dux Femina Facti I, II Roman Banquet I Entre Nous III, IV Varsity Softball III Form Teams I, II, III White Teams I, II Concert Choir III, IV Dancer III, IV Current Events Club I Fantasia III Club Congress IV snGENf Few people are admirer! by lbeif followerr. Bets strange craving for Tommys cherishes a Pooh Bear . . . destined to marry a NATURAL BLONDE California twin fabtabulous friend loves Del Mar always a shoulder for anyone to cry on seen eating cake mix at a strange party . . . the grass is greener on the other side . . . worry's about fickleness half of the B.S. cousins Don't let the sun catch you cryin' B-flat cheers for freshmen . .. loves swivel chairs long live Curl Free Oh, it's BABY-BLUE B.W.B. sincerely kind loves to be alone to think member of the Inter- national Committee for the Preservation of Picnics on Rainy Days Who's that I hear knocking at my door? Future: Bertha with riverboats and a beard. The g1'efzl11e.rf of fl pefirmz mn zzenrly alzwzyr be flzefzrffrezl by ber wiflifzgfzerr to be kind. Goofy go Richardson! loves to water ski with Steve? collects paper cups and dogs owns a 160 pound St. Barnard named Baby . . . Hurray, the Falcon's made it through two weeks with only three trips to the garage! lives on a can of Sego I lost five pounds this week . . . always willing to listen . . . a steady worker in Drama Club a Harlequin Daisy? that Wonderful summer in Spain Phil's first love dependable, can usually be found working in the hospital on Saturdays always taetful . ., Future: mother of nine miniature baseball players. DEBORAH LOOMIS DIXON White Team Honor Roll III, IV Chairman Hospital IV Tu Tertulia III, IV Fourcast Staff IV Drama Club III, IV Production III, IV Two Yearr Dallas, Texas ' C as , , I ,f I , I 2, , j'!,.f.L 1 A' -Q' N' in-Q is f Y, 1 fha ,, . H P451 ws, ,. SUANNE EISEN Two Y66l1'5 Beaumont, Texas Green Team Welconuing Committee IV Dux Femina Facti III, IV Praetor IV Roman Banquet III Varsity Speedball III Green Team Speedball III Vesper Choir IV Drama Club III Marlin Club IV Nxfreathmalqers IV Pfzliefzfe KZIJIIVQJ' victory. Suey: beautiful long dark hair . .. a golden tan ,. . are you kidding? . . . precious little brother . . . Foo Chu . . , one of The Mob Vanilla Bean R.C.,I. has excellent taste, especially in clothes expressive eyes sincerity at its best logical thinker thoughtful and generous ... determined .. , La Jolla ... friend to all ... blue ... Brazil funniest girl on Sr. Hall loves Latin Goff's Frat parties T.-OU. weekend would sleep all day . .. never to be found . . . literary urges? .. . Boon- ville favorite person-Cicero? telegrams anyone? Devil with the Blue Dress I have to go on a diet tennis Future: l'Ya'll this is ridiculous-do I have to have a future ? Silence ir the efrwzlial mmiiliofz of lmppifzefr. White Team Honor Roll III Entre Nous III, IV Drama Club III Round Table IV CAROL LEE ERICKSON Two Years Dallas, Texas QQQOL Adores her horse Chicago!! never seen cheering at - hi' games typical Yankee often seen at Arlington Park and Hialeah Park weight conscious grey 1960 Corvair . . . random . .. sense of humor .. . always studying member of the Fe Fan Club sarcastic TRUE traveled Europe with a great guide! plays tennis on back courts-Miss Rainwater will never see me! . .. owns one share of Churchill Downs huge prescription sun glasses . . . Future: owner of racing stables. X I 'Milam KARLA MANINA ESTEVE Two Years Dallas, Texas Green Team Tu Tertulia III, IV Secretary IV Form Teams III, IV Cornerstones Staff Ill, IV Activities Editor IV Xfmh D0 :mf 1112519 I0 be alzyibifzg bill what you are, nm! fry lo be that perfeflly. Tall, long black hair . . . expressive eyes . . . contagious laugh always near Jackie frequent trips to N.T.S.U. Tri-Hi-Y Hillcrest football games fluent Spanish morning trips to Ursuline loves to have fun Pretty neat . . . Viva Chile! .. . I..T.V. tower? .. . Mama- carman all those lvoys Erick and the orange bikini But Homer, I'm a boy Chester Why 74? a gold dust twin . . . who's ring today, Karly? . . . Hot Chile dates AA office what did you do with your date at every corner? skiing ability extends as far as her ski-slope nose otra vez y mas clespacio never rolls her hair end of exams with bubble juice celebration. lWri1zkle,r .fhflflflf merely imfimle 'I1'l7?I'6 ,rmiler have been. Kab . . . born in Hawaii and can't wait to return . . . freckles, twinkling hazel eyes, sparkling eyes, perfect flip, a good figure . . . can be seen dashing around town in her white orchid Never give up hope eXstacktices??? uncon- trollable fits of laughter has an alligator named G.P. in her shower I feel like a two ton crouton! Padre Island or bust! It,s such a Boocly situation . . . loves those parties at the lake . . . UIYESV' . .. Arpege August 11th My back is peeling If I don't get into Baylor, I don't know what I'll do . .. always getting gifts from a certain someone Chattanooga Future: President of The Infernos' fan club. KATHRYN FILLMORE Ten Yearr Dallas, Texas Wliite Team Honor Roll II, III, IV Merit List II Community Service I, II Roman Banquet Slave II Tu Tertulia III, IV Varsity Speedball II, III Varsity Softball I, II, III Iiorm Teams I, II liourcast Staff II, IV Vibrato Staff I, II Art Club III, IV Typing Club I Wreathmakers I, II, III, IV WW ti fle- ANN PARRISH FULLER Three Years Oakdale, Louisiana House Council IV Vice-President Honor Roll IV Merit List II Chairman junior Tea Welcoming Committee IV Tu Tertulia III, IV Varsity Swimming III, IV Form Swimming Team III White Swimming Team II? Vesper Choir III, IV Marlin Club III, IV President III President IV Boarder's Pin III Swimming Cup II Club Congress III, IV G3 IV III ,IV ,I B 1 F5 A cofzrfafzl friend if ez lhing nzre and lafzrd to find. The gorgeous gal from Louisiana never pronounces her L'skcooo, fooo . .. I've got to go to the schoohouseu . .. beautiful black hair, always shines a true friend, always willing to help M.M., a has been? Basically all boys are he's a fine baby T.C.-unexpected visit to Temple . . . loves to dance . . . midnight escapades to the telephone-is it T.C. or M.M.? Man and a Woman -whose record? The Letter studies till the wee hours of the morning Well put it back in the bread stands up for what she believes a true lady Future: married to the best looking male in Louisiana with twelve children. IWbe1z lozfe and rbi!! work logeflaer, expert a rmzrlerpiere. Angie sky blue eyes and long, long hair little yellow Mustang frequent notes on locker from certain teacher . . . O.U. weekend '67 . . . Fox . . . craves giraffes and owls Holly extensive CPD vocabulary monobird tonsils . .. mid-morning fruit breaks flower power . .. most athletic senior . . . Purcee! . .. perpetual diet . .. great grades, no common sense . . . Rick-Rat . . . always mut- tering in German B.F.D. pigtails fear of bugs and anything hot visitors at unusual hours weird ways of answering the phone loves to slop paint around hostess for Lufthansa? Soul, Baby! Mexican night clubs and Acapulco beaches Ann's Place Future: editor of the manual How to Train and Retrain Foxes. ANN ELIZABETH GALT Four Yeaff Dallas, Texas Green Team Honor Roll I, II, III, IV Merit List I, II Community Service I Tu Tertulia I, II Der Palmenorden III, IV Mu Alpha Theta III, IV Vibrato Staff II, III, IV Art Editor III Editor IV Art Club I, IV Drama Club II Chess Club III Wfriting Award Honorable Mention III National Merit Letter of Commendation IV Club Congress IV at,. MARLEIZN GREIF Six Yezllis' Dallas, Texas Green Team Honor Guard II Honor Roll I, II, III, IV Merit List I Community Service I Service Pin I Dux Iiemina Iiaeti III Roman Banquet II, III Entre Nous I, II Current Events Club IV Latin Club II Chess Club III Wreathriiakers II, III, IV . 77 I f utel Silence if Ike ,llerfeffert laemlfl of joy. Member of the Rat Patrol gullible Gene Jade East? . , . loves street signs and blinkers . .. Mona . . . seen shooting old ladies in Nacogdoches hotels Who??? nosey . . . stable bum . . . 'Iohnny's speedometer watcher-95 mph!!! innocent?? loves history shouldn't but does worry about flunking English . . . Alfie. There ir bm! one virlfze-the eterfzezl .merifiee of relf. Always singing to herself continually out to lunch has definite opinions, but waits until the proper moment to express them likes classical music I'm not scared of Mr. Aker. Maybe I just don't know him considerate roommate . , . the speed of a limping turtle . . . always under the hair dryer But then we had to evacuate accepts anything and everything with the greatest equanimity. ELIZABETH ANN GUNNERSON One Year Los Angeles, California White Team Honor Roll IV Der Palmenorden IV Vesper Choir IV Current Events Club IV die, .ff ayeiit 1 I. F Q BEVERLY ELAINE F2116 Yearr Dallas, Texas White Team Honor Roll I, ll, III, IV Merit List II Class Committee Chairman III School Committee Chairman IV Welconiing Committee IV Dux Eemina Ifacti III, IV Lictor IV Roman Banquet III, IV Candle Bearer III Iiorm Softball Team I Cornerstones Staff IV Fourcast Staff II, III, IV Concert Choir IV Drama Club I Latin Club III Wreathmakers III, IV HILL Thou art 4 Jazz! in bliss. Butterfly Bev-lflit, flit naive l'That's my fravriten silver hair, false eyelashes, disappearing eyebrows loves fun, fashion, and faithful Phil never without a date . . . naive . . . In the midnight hour . . . very ticklish on the back of the neck . . . naive . . . never been known to be on time . . . second home: Northpark . . . naive . . . Oh, man do I .. . a true Latin Scholar Q?j . .. naive ... once a friend, al- ways a true friend very proper but crazy naive UOOOH, LOCK! speedy gold Baccarudag due to get a ticket any day now scatter-brainecl. Future: fashion co- ordinator for I'Mademoiselle , Le! me Jleep 011, 111151110 not rmke me ye!! Mopsy?? gold hair, steel will power got to lose ten pounds! . . . G.B., G.E. . . . I like bread and butter trio sleepless beauty !'that's debatable wheat germ queen . . . good CPJ morning, my eyes are open . . . Well, in Roswell the hippie cools she rolled her hair! . . . do you swear? . . , never owned or worn a pair of hose not the A honor roll again! looks great in a tank suit and swims better than she looks . . . Mother finally sent the brownies--all four of them Guess what Rich did now, ya'll Future: first lady psychiatrist to establish a computerized clinic. GRACE BRANIGAR HOPKINS Three Years Roswell, New Mexico Green Team Honor Roll II, III, IV Merit List II Dux Femina Eacti II, III, IV Quaestor III Praetor IV Roman Banquet II, III, IV Mu Alpha Theta III, IV President IV Varsity Hockey II, III, IV Varsity Speedball III, IV Varsity Softball II Form Teams II, III, IV Green Teams II, III, IV Athletic Shield III Vesper Choir IV Current Events Club IV Vice-President IV Latin Club II Marlin Club III Club Congress IV Maeva, SWANEE GRACE HUNT Teil Year! Dallas, Texas White Team Honor Guard III Honor Roll I, II, III, IV Merit List II Community Service II Wfelcoming Committee IV Assembly Committee III, IV Chairman IV Dux Femina Facti I, II Roman Banquet I, II Entre Nous III, IV Varsity Hockey II Varsity Basketball II, IV Manager II Varsity Speedball II Varsity Volleyball III Form Teams I, II, III White Teams I, II, III Athletic Shield II Cornerstones Staff IV Concert Choir I, II, III, Librarian I Treasurer III Vice-President IV Wreathmakers I, II Fantasia III Club Congress IV Q I Q, Il ir ber mzmre to blarrom inlo .rang ar it if 4 tree'r I0 leaf ilrelf in April Swampi . . . talks instead of drives . . . The Lively Ones Myrtle the Monza member of the N.S. minority group always tardy Yo Ho, Grunt top one on the counselors' black list johnita loves those filthy little beasts one blue contact, one green contact the Swanee Hunt Award . . . Is that your real name?' But I've never gotten a ticket! singing, and singing and singing the only religious senior dimples The Baptist Lonely Hearts' Club . . . See, I can lift my eye brow! Popsy apricot seeds and goat's milk Grace. 1 Give we 11 bet! and ll book mn! I fmz laazppy. Carollota angel hair walks like a model, when not tripping Freshmen are floundersg that's good! Schoeder . . . Anybody wanta play bridge? . . . Miss Magoo camera hug chocolate covered almonds the martyr of the Vesper Choir I can get things done, if I have to Two wheels on my wagonh artistic temperament . . . a Welub-xnfimrshilnluer . . . Oriental eyes . . . read, read, read clap-happy clams Future: frus- tI'LltCd. CAROL DEE HURD Three Years Denton, Texas White Team Honor Roll II, III, IV Merit List II Tu Tertulia III, IV Varsity Hockey III, IV Varsity Speedball III Varsity Softball II Form Teams II, III, IV White Teams II, III, IV Iiourcast Staff II, IV Concert Choir III, IV Vesper Choir II, III, IV Current Events Club III jenny Elkins Music Cup III National Merit Letter of Commendation IV XA N35 Ei gV.,, I iygi me JENNIFER IANNETTE INGE Ten Years Dallas, Texas White Team Athletic Board IV Co-captain White Team Treasurer Honol Roll I, II, III Community Service II Welcoming Committee IV Dux Femina Facti I, II Roman Banquet I, II Tu Tertulia III, IV Varsity Hockey I, IV Varscity Speedball III Varsity Softball II, III Form Teams I, II, III, IV White Teams I, II, III, IV St. Mark's Cheerleader III, IV Vibrato Staff II Science Club III Wreathmakers I, II, III, IV Fantasia II f 4 li la MGR All llae mifztr adore thee, Ingie has T.B. Qcould that possibly mean tow backs?j star at the Coronet disgustingly happy sincere Big Bob, Cotton Valley officially authorized by R.E.H. to start Baby Club at Hockaday leaping runway lights at Love Field last O.U. weekend larger collection of signs than Dallas sheepdog cheerleader sideburns fastest woman off the line Bony and Clyde '57 Packard with blankets and pillows to match loves Louis, the Lover sailboats, sailboatsg White- rock, sailboats, Whiterock, Whiterock, Whiterock Louis says she's a smart aleck trouble maker. Ambition: to have one back instead of two. MARGARET ANNE .IENNINGS Three Year! Brownsville, Texas White Team Student Council IV House Council III, IV Hall President III President IV Honor Roll III, IV Merit List II Welcoming Committee III, IV Recreation Committee II Entre Nous III, IV Tu Tertulia II, III, IV Varsity Swimming III, IV Form Teams III, IV White Teams III, IV Varsity Cheerleader III, IV Head Cheerleader IV White Cheerleader III, IV Form Cheerleader III Concert Choir IV Dancer IV Vesper Choir III, IV Marlin Club II, III, IV Co-President III Boarder's Pin II, III Club Congress III, IV She 52101111 you lfzzzglaifzg lipr and mgzzifh eyef. Cute little mouse . . . never gains a pound . . . baby cakes , 10:30 lights out-gong! closet full of clothes and shoes fluent Spanish gorgeous blond vivacious hot choc! Stephen F. Austin visitor?? loves monte carlo, please, Pat . .. loves dancing and pay-days faithful Longhorn fan . . . hates to write letters . . . calls .from Sammy? . .. Little Bit-up late doing upper trunk exercises to the Beach Boys . ., no sense about money . ,. You are sf so nit . . . cheerleader . . . long hot summer nights at Padre 'ef Island . .. But Mother .. . can eat a dozen sand tarts in 10 seconds Future: married to the wealthiest Texan, living H M in a Spanish hacienda with an enormous Neiman-Marcus bill. ix JITNNIFIYR SMITH IOSIQY Tz1'ef1'c' T7C'r77'.lA Dallas, Texas Green Team Honor Roll I, II Merit I.ist I. II Assembly Committee IV Entre Nous I Varsity Swimming III Varsity Softball II Vibrato Stall II, III, IV Science Club II, III, IV Secretary II Vice-President III Math Club I Fantasia III A.I7.S. Family IV I as Q K - 4. Somefimer qnie! ir 1111 lllltflljfl' ihifzg. Jennifer shy until you get to know her resembles her blue Corvair fshort and slowj loves James Brown and Care fantastic imitations of Bill Cosby Quick! Therels a white GTO! addicted to hot tamales, but really a colcl tortilla . . . Montezuma struck again! . . . tele- grams to Herd about and Shen-anyone for spying? Wfarehouse Party-fnow Charlie! Can't walk and chew gum at the same time . . . Shake a Tail Feather! . . . favorite pastimeftlriving up and down Meatlers Lane hates sheep and eherishes her hydraulic lifter ean't lay stripes exrefzf in baby buggies Help stamp out sum- mer! Think snow!'! juvenile delinquent ambition: REVENGE!!! All gmlzd tbolfglahf rome from flae heart. Linda big brown eyes .. . long brown hair can be seen shopping at Northpark . .. champagne cute figure . . . tans easily . . . I'm so excited! . . . miracles do happen Acapulco mini-skirts and peeling silver bikinis Solarcaine always polishing her nails What was the license number? . . . dresses well . . . Don,t you dare! . . . Guess what? . . . is completely unintelligible when excited . . . her silent spots are few and far between . . . pays close attention to college football scores Goff's eats very slowly good memory self-conscious loves engraved jewelry . . . Arpege . . ,I I'm depressed . . . SS . . . always on the phone . . . If at first you donlt succeed- LINDA GRAY IULIAN Eight Yefzrr Dallas, Texas Green Team Chairman Book Nook III School Service II, III, IV Community Service I Entre Nous I Tu Tertulia III, IV Form Teams I Fourcast Staff IV Vibrato Staff II Concert Choir III DEBORAH Ii. KLINF Fire Ye1111r Dallas, Texas White Team Class Committee Chairman II Community Service I, II Style Show Model II, III Tu Tertulia IV Form Teams I, II, III Wliitc' Teams I, Il, III Chess Cluh III, IV Vice-President IV 19 L1fe if IIIKIZZ6 Iliff of fiflfe M111 gr, 172 wbicfa .YIIIIXCU 111111 le1111f11e.r.f1af 1l'f7Z H7111 f71'eJe1'z'e Ike 661117 Cheeta quiet lwlack-haired beauty IS, CPepe la Puseb skunk . ., has strong attraction for White crowd Romantic tapes? Uh, sure! honi kau wiki wiki . .. WIIOOPEF! holds record with telephone company competes with hull dogs Flat tires? Me never! .. . patient chauffeur . .. reserved seats at St. Marks games is it uso or 85 ? favorite pastime: climbing Mt. Vernon . . . owns her own apartment . . . vice: diet pills . . . Future: hiclis wife in Clarendon, Texas. '-Qu-, The small Jervicer Jweeten lifeg tba greater, emzoble il. Curly but at the same time straight hair which has a gold tint bangs forever never dries hair soft voice- sometimes .. . small, unique hands south paw R.P. according to Sally, the world was created on Tuesday . . . butter pecan ice cream .. . trips to south of the border . . . big white house somewhere OJ . . . chats with Aunt LIL can you take me home? I'll call Shelley long HOT summers in Arkansas Future: hitch-hiking down Belt Line Road. SARA ANN KNIGHT Six Year! Dallas, Texas Green Team Student Council I, IV First Form Representative Class Officer III Treasurer Honor Guard I Honor Roll I, II, III, IV Merit List I, II School Service I, II, III, IV Treasurer III Chairman IV Welcoming Committee II, IV Entre Nous I, II, III, IV Varsity Hockey III Form Teams III Current Events Club I Club Congress IV 2415 ANN LAXVRENCE Ifiglif Yemir Dallas, Texas Wliite Team I-Ionor Roll IV Merit List II School Service IV Community Service II Vlfeleoming Committee IV Dux lfemina liaeti IV Quaestor IV Roman Banquet III, IV Wfreathniakers III, IV I S190 zrilh riff Ike fhrlflll of irofmw. Annie . . . big blue eyes . . . ski-slope nose .. . sophisticated a good listener very quiet loves U.T. and Emory frequently trips out to Emory has a date every weekend always willing to help with any project meh, what? Kathy, can you pick me up tomor- row?', Molly!! Blue Mustang convertible, but prefers maroon XKITS . . . seen running out of apartments in shock- ing pink knee seeks! .. . never wears pigtails ,. . owner of the most startling lingerie has a unique number of bikinis faithful contributor to Bell Telephone Company every Sunday . . . Idlewild and Terps. Simplirity of rlmmcler if Zhe nalzzral ferzzll of f77'0f0Il7Z6l, llJ0llLQZ7l, Debbie . . . a turtle forever . . . Stowe prep, hmmm, how about that? Sewanee vows never to have her hair cut . . . you can bet she's a turtle . . . a true ski bumaanywhere -from Vermont to Oregon loves LA. and thinks any- thing from California is great . . . Byrds and Bob Dylan . . . Vibrato . . . been everywhere and knows everybody . . . ballet freak thinks a certain English teacher is really okay fantastic art collection strange midnight strolls in Greenwich Village . . . certain judgelike qualities . . . Future: running a ski lodge, anywhere there is snow. Green Team DEBORAH M'LISS LAWRENCE Three Yearr Dallas, Texas Honor Roll Il, III, IV Merit List II Dux Eemina liacti II, III Roman Banquet Ill Green Cheerleader II Form Cheerleader II Vibrato Staff Ill, lV Editorial Editor IV Round Table II Mariln Club III, IV Du- x X .F 'TE I 'Z' if i it NANCY LEAKE Green Team Honor Roll I, III Form Teams I Varsity Volleyball I Fourcast Staff III Round Table I Current Events Club IV fffmc? Eight Year! Dallas, Texas One of the altmctiffe thingy about the flowerr if llaeir beautifzzl refewe. Leakey How ya percolatin'? shoe size survey at the Adolphus . .. I hate you . . . greets her guests in her Indian headdress affectionately known as Rorch known for her unegligeesu Oooh Annndy! quotes Mr. Joyce like the gospel . .. Greta .. . deep .. . beautiful brown eyes . . . grubbiest cut-offs in the school . . . extremely understanding . . . Future: underwater basket weaver. She mover 4 godderr, and the lookr 41 queen. Katie swivel-hips Leftwichn the dustbowl kid one of the two original boarders Are you sure it's all right? the Golden Voice of Hockaday My eyes are green! . . . did you say blond hair? . . . the bod, the bod . . . world's biggest toothpaste waster . . . Acapulco . . . I'm in a pickle an avid Aggie fan But I never get to listen to the radio any more! . .. Trey . .. For health and strength . . . . . Kay's Beauty Parlor . . . Future: the world's most beautiful airline hostess. KAY DEBORAH LEFTWICH F0141 I eau Lubbock Texas White Team House Council I Hall President Class Officer II Secretary Honor Roll I, II, III, IV Merit List I, II School Service I, II Welcoming Committee II Recreation Committee I Tu Tertulia I, II, III, IV Vice-President IV Varsity Cheerleader IV Form Cheerleader IV Concert Choir I, III, IV President IV Vesper Choir I, III, IV Boarder's Pin I, III Club Congress IV INIARY FOSHFF LIDIT Tzveffe Yefzri Dallas, Texas Green Team Honor Roll II, IV Class Committee Chairman I Welcoming Committee IV Entre Nous III, IV Form Teams I Art Club I. IV Chess Cluh III School Service Committee II WWA it As good be 0111 of lhe World nr 0111 of ffuhiofz. Foshee . . . the original XX ahoo womanf'Audrey Hepburn of the senior class .. . a sophisticated nut-always something to say . . . often heard talking about but rarely seen wearing her Lawrenceville nightshirt Burk-long distance arguments Mexican summer huge brown eyes with false eyelashes--best dressed Qespecially in a short formallj Vogue model . . . extravagant . . . diets and desserts . . . THE ISLANDP! . . . temperamental artist . . . I'm sorrrrr-y! . . . a good friend in a world of her own Mary. Speech ir great, but .rileme if greater. Miss Danville, Kentucky . . . Frodo lives . . . H45 forever U. .. Centre College lively blue eyes an avid kraut juice sipper unique French f?j accent extraordinary driver . . . has an allergic reaction to listening to one radio sta- tion f m h ' ' or ore t an 42.9 seconds at a time writes poetry pseudopigraphically constantly on a diet to lose all her flaps only girls in the school who has worn the same pair of shoe laces for the last 3 years known as the Salad Ci 1 l h ' - ' ' 1 r at unc Su Daisy future. airline stew- ardess for American Airlines--flight 23 between Louisville and Dallas. K SUSAN PIERCE LI VELY Three Years Danville, Kentucky White Team Honor Roll II Assembly Committee II Cornerstones Staff III, IV Fourcast Staff II, III, IV Vibrato Staff II National Merit Letter of Commendation IV Q Y. is tai sas 1, ...,:. . MARY XWINKLIER LIVINGSTON Fizfe Years Dallas, Texas Green Team Honor Roll III, IV Dux Femina Facti III, IV Wine Bearer III Quaestor IV Roman Banquet III, IV Entre Nous I, II Varsity Hockey I Varsity Softball I, II, III Form Teams I, II, III, IV Vibrato Staff II, III, IV Art Club IV Latin Club III Science Club I, II Wreathmakers III, IV Fantasia II 6eJw.A.u.,' ' The opportrznity for doing miyclaief it found a hundred time! a day. Winkie. . .. first of 3M Harem bouncing personality- Mouse .. . beautiful big eyes with foot long lashes . . . can't sit still member of the Baby Club-which baby? name on Love Field runway Ardmore forever-hitch- hiking in Carrollton: flagged down a S.M. bus . .. What a Woman imprisoned in Corsicana for minor crimes Stickwoman- I don't have skinny legs, just fat knee- caps! . . . Lunsford says, Molly does . . . secret affection for B.B. fbut will never admit itj Momma, Old Man, and Baby . . . Little Red Jeep . . . Duh-vis the sky blue ? . . . knows how to make you feel good . . . avid follower of Soul Brother! Ambition: making Harryette look like Stick- woman. 63 Q' Pfzfiefzre if pz fzerefmry l:IZgQI'EfZjL'7.7f of KQ63IIiIl.f. ni ht owl left her heart in San Francisco Looney . . . g . . , I 4 L . . . bubbly . . . helpless looks from big blue eyes .. . loves Europe wild wrapped up in the joys of life NOEL a burnt tomato soup Mustang sensitive loves crazy hats fairy god mother to all love-sick boys . . . grassy . . . sincere . . . loves older men . . . cheeky . . . loves life . ,. Therels just that much more of me to love natural strawberry blond understanding Carmel Crider's beautiful future does not realize her natural beauty my horoscope says idealistic magnetic personality . . . always willing to help . . . in a word: LAINYDOO ELAINE LUCKADO0 Eight Years Dallas, Texas White Team Honor Roll I, II, III Merit List II Chairman Sophomore Tea II Dux Eemina lfacti III Head Slave III Lictor IV Roman Banquet III, IV Mu Alpha Theta III, IV Varsity Hockey II, III, IV Form Teams II, III White Team Hockey Cornerstones Staff IV Clubs Editor Eourcast Staff IV Concert Choir IV Art Club I Latin Club III Math Club II Wfreathmakers III, IV Lolnuydco KATHERINE LEONE MACADAMS Eight Years Dallas, Texas White Team i Student Council IV l Class Officer 1, III, IV l Vice-President I l Secretary III President IV 1 Class Committee Chairman I, III Chairman Hospital III Community Service II, III, IV Service Pin III, IV 1 Welcoming Committee IV Tu Tertulia III Varsity Swimming III ' Manager III Varsity Softball I Form Teams I, II, III, IV White Cheerleader I Form Cheerleader III Cornerstones Staff I, IV Fourcast Staff I, IV Club Congress IV mmpklaxp 1 'X .TS After the verb To Love, To Help if Ike mmf Izefzzzlifnl verb in lhe world. Kathy , . . Snowflake . . . sparkling blue eyes . . . member of the 3M - 1 company . . . loves to eat anything and everything, especially hot fudge sunclaes . .. always in a conference with Mrs. O'Neal Yea Seniors! Why won't anybody yell?! . . . her own dating committee . . , Isn't that romantic? . . . Everyone get quiet! Study Hall has started I . . . first Camaro on the parking lot We'w'e really broken up this time . . . known for New Year's Eve party . .. plagued by foot in mouth . .. famous bet with her mother knows the true meaning of friendship Future: professional gourmet. When I dofft hvzow whether lo fight or noi, I always fighl. Kathymack disgustingly intelligent, she keeps reminding us no ya'll, it's prahlines! omnipresent moments of smugness pseudo-cynic Newaulins bagels forever . . . She was the coolest nun! . . . Brother Dave . . . sappy misanthropist . . . crispy bacon and lumpy oatmeal The Trio . . . good athlete, handicapped by foot constantly in mouth . . . Look at that glohellofu . . . Um . . . what was I going to say? . . . The Kathymack Award . . . Well, in my art history class, we Forget it! just forget it! . . . craves popcorned butter . . . Well, in Baton Rouge, we go, Saints! Kathymack, you klutz! Future: precarious. KATHLEEN MARGARET MACK Two Years Baton Rouge, Louisiana Green Team Honor Roll III, IV Dux Femina Facti III, IV Roman Banquet Ill, IV Mu Alpha Theta IV Varsity Hockey III, IV Varsity Basketball III, IV Varsity Volleyball III Form Teams III, IV Green Teams III, IV Athletic Shield III Science Club III, IV President IV Reading Cup V Honorable Mention III National Merit Semi-Finalist IV Club Congress IV K NEILLE BOHMER MALLON Two Years Dallas, Texas White Team Class Officer IV Treasurer Honor Roll III Tu Tertulia III, IV Treasurer IV Mu Alpha Theta IV Concert Choir III, IV Secretary IV Drama Club III, IV Fantasia III UMM. K Y x N. I mils! have liberty. Nelly? , . . But Mr. Aker, I don't understand! . . . Neille? For a girl? 'iReally! is it Karen or Neille? Austin secretary of this, treasurer of that always doing something terror of the classroom extremely independent . . . very considerate and understanding re- laxes with Rod McKuen a choo-choo train-puff, puff, puff . . , T.Y.R.F. . . . watch out Washington, here she comes . . . Miss Pep 1968 . . . delightful to watch . . . forever grate- ful to R.D.S., Miss R., and P.O'N Louieville first impression-quiet, second impression, quiet? Future: first woman President or married in a year . .. she's tremendous, that's her fate. I-va Many perrom feel art, rome znlderrtmzd ity bu! few both feel and mzderstmzd it. Mandy . . . fantastic number of clothes . . . cute nose . . . new G.T.O. every year . . . Monami . . . M.D.T. . . . loves Porsches . .. little kid who grew up V . . . Southwestern Union at Keene Raggedy Arm Auntie Mame :raver james Brown . . . 3M Company TASM Are you a turtle? uncountable hours listening to The Sea fleurs . . . speed record for Sunnydale to Dallas . . . Konkshoo . . . known for her after-party-parties . . . ask her about G.W.'s and elevators never without a date good artist what happened to that cashmere dress? Help! Chelo!! . . . Help!!! . . . Andy Williams . . . boarder's faithful chauf- feur . . . slowest person in class . . . disorganized but gets it done Future: married to playboy with a maid for every room of their mansion. ALICE AMANDA MAYHEW Twefife Years Mesquite, Texas Green Team Honor Roll I, II, III, IV Class Committee Chairman IV Welcoming Commitee I, IV Dux Femina Facti I, II, III Roman Banquet I, II, III Cornerstones Staff I Vibrato Staff III, IV Art Editor IV Art Club III, IV President IV Wreathmakers I, II, III, IV V9No.rxdu.Ax ! , I I CLAUDIA MCKINNEY White Team Honor Guard II Class Committee Chairman I Community Service II Welcoming Committee I Form Teams I, II Vibrato Staff IV Art Club I, IV Vice-President IV Drama Club I Hockaday Players Chess Club III Qs. I I am fz little world made fmmingly of elements, and an angelic fpirit. Claudette one of the Little Women seen speeding down the street and smashed into hedges loves to travel . . . 'Tm depressed . , . 'Tm in love . . . baby-doll dresses, fur coats, and large-stoned jewelry Benson and Hedges glued to her fingers G.L. I didn't get to bed last night . . . H.P.-home away from home . . . ranch for rest?! girl with the most school spirit shopping from New York . .. water-skiing on the Riviera . .. Washington weekends big appetite vice: red hair Future: wife to domineering millionaire. Every lime 41 perrmz laughs, il addr mmeflyizzg 10 fbi! fzzzgznwzf of Zife. Extreme personality- I feel gom!. ', I'm ,rn depressed Y . . . 'Tm all shook uplw . . . mind which changes like Mitch Ryder overdeveloped maternal instinct Big Rhett doesn't know about little Ashley . . . real choir girl . . . supports in- stitutes of higher learning . . . tres francais . . . Shirley Temple . . . Chinese fire drill on Main Street . . . beautiful green eyes Future: world-famous model with twelve children. VICTORIA LYNNE MICI-IAELIS Seven Years Dallas, Texas Green Team Honor Roll III, IV Merit List I, II Community Service IV Welconuing Committee II I Dux Eemina Eacti I, II Quaestor II Roman Banquet I, II Entre Nous III, IV Concert Choir IV Current Events Club III Latin Club II President II Typing Club I Wreathxiiakers I, II, III, IV Club Congress II NO eeefltp 1. MARY CATHIYRINIT MULLEN Seven Years Dallas, Texas White Team Honor Roll I, II, III, IV Merit List II Class Committee Chairman I, II, III, IV Community Service I Service Pin I Style Show Model II Vfelcoming Committee I, IV Dux Femina Iiacti II, III Lictor II Roman Banquet II, III Entre Nous I, II, III INIu Alpha Theta III, IV Form Teams I, III Form Cheerleader I, II Concert Choir l Latin Club II Chess Club III, IV Treasurer III President IV Club Congress IV WLQA7, ag N. You 15211010 I my jim' what I lhifzk, and uoflaifzg more nor less-I mime! my one thing and mean fmother. Boy, that Mullen sure is big! . . . boys by the handful . .. whiz in math . . . special prides: long hair, long fingernails, long distance . . . Mom, what do you think about Colorado I H State? . . . john-XWHOOPEEII . . . make-up expert-false eyelashes muscle-bound brother wreck record solution to every boy problem . . . sympathetic . . . vices: her I, ski slope and .rlmrf dresses lucks out every weekend chocolate chip cookies to Fort Collins knitting a it sweater for the summer snows seen at every St. Marks event talks a blue streak plays spades with a real dummy . . . passion for paper flowers . . . now We buy Dr. Peppers! All the way, El Rey! Future: half of a husband and wife IBM research team. S ow good .rerzficeff Jzoeet remembrance: will grow from them. Liz I'm going on a diet, but this sherbert won't hurt . . . gets flustered . . . beautiful smile . . . Colony Shop Model . . .swivel hips serve! !. . .experienced juggler . . . has attained a perfect mother-daughter relationship I won't cut it, just trim it an inch . .. contacts make the girl . .. Home? Drive eight miles from nowhereg turn left the other of the two original boarders well-oriented to world hap- penings Look! My bangs-they're to my nose! what's wrong with Tabasco Sauce on strawberries??? But in Big M we get out of the show at 9:30- . .. Imperial racket Yea S.S.S. Vale bliss and the Great White Kahuna Hereford Future: first scientist to discover cure for live oak killer. ELIZABETH LEFTWICH MURPHEY Four Yeom Meridian, Texas Green Team Honor Roll I Merit List I Class Committee Chairman IV School Service II Recreation Committee I, II Asembly Committee IV Dux Femina Facti I Roman Banquet I Varsity Hockey III, IV Varsity Speedball III Varsity Tennis I, II, III Manager III Varsity Sweater IV Form Teams III, IV Green Teams III, IV Vesper Choir IV Current Events Club III, IV President IV Wreathmakers I, II, III, IV Boarder's Pin III Club Congress IV Ueffeffff CONSUELO MELLISSA MURRAY Two Years Rio Vista, Texas White Team Honor Roll III, IV Tu Tertulia III, IV President IV Varsity Cheerleader IV White Team Cheerleader Form Cheerleader III Drama Club III, IV Secretary IV Hockaday Players IV Production III, IV National Merit Semi-Finalist IV Club Congress IV III, IV There who bring Jznzrhifze 130 the liver of other.: mmm! keep if from ibemrelzfer. Chelo. .. true turtle behind whose barn, you say? our Rio Vista hick . . . yup, yup, yup . . . 3-M Company . . . famous for her party-after-party acts many uses for pool tables . . . frequent trips to N-M beauty shop and Ben Baby ...spic...V... monami ...mere child ... a tax lawyer? . .. T.T.D. . . . Rice .. . M.D.T. . . . '49 Chevy pickup . .. O.U. weekend '67 .. . Konkshoo C-flat . . . TASM . .. Mexico D.I7. . . . Jorge . . . a devout-well? . . . fleurs? . . . jesus loves me Snaggle-puss Spanky pencil behind ear, slide rule in pocket . . . can't do simple math . . . Cleburne Beauty College? . .. Future: Mexican Wetback driv- ing a tractor across field of grass. tltls it onions? No, it's barbequed chicken! Small Jervice ir Irue Jerzfice. Capt. Andy! . .. blond, curly hair second homemNorth- park . . . seen eating grapefruit in her locker before lunch . . . world traveller arrested in Russia .. . drives GTO that won't go over 45 !?! . . . took anthropology in the summer at Andover just for the fun of it?! short skirts faith- ful leader of the Community Service . .. loves San Francisco Hockaday hippie 'lMy father can get it for us great tennis player appears very organized, but isn't Future: Secretary General of the U.N. ANDREA DANI NASHER Six Yemf Dallas Texas White Team Student Council IV Honor Roll I, II, III Merit List I, II Class Committee Chairman II Community Service I, III, IV Treasurer III Chairman IV Welcoming Committee I, IV Dux Femina Facti I, II Roman Banquet I, II Candle Bearer I Entre Nous II, III Varsity Swimming III, IV Manager III, IV Varsity Speedball III Varsity Tennis I, II, III Varsity Sweater IV Form Teams III White Teams III Vibrato Staff III, IV Editorial Editor III Concert Choir I, III Art Club II Wreathmakers I, II, III, IV Secretary III Club Congress IV LAUREL ANN ORNISI-I Two and one-loalf years Dallas, Texas White Team Honor Roll II, III, IV Tu Tertulia III, IV Mu Alpha Theta III Vibrato Staff III Concert Choir II, III, IV Dancer III, IV Operetta III Drama Club II, III, IV Production III, IV Prifzriple if fz jmrriofz for lrnib. Lauri petite figure and beautiful blue eyes creative . . . deep musical and dramatic talents . . . brilliant pianist . . . loves Chopin and Debussy remembered for her roles as Gloria Rasputin and Mommy deep thinker definite opinions and unafraid to express them hates prejudice in any form Timer-Herfzlaihf Teen Council and Zesmer BBG . .. craves anything pink, especially Teddy Bears from St. Louis seen walking lazily on the beach in Acapulco . . . entertains on her cruiser . . . 'Tm gonna wash that man Yes, that's really my phone number summers at camp remember HHS . .. Future: Either a Peace Corps volunteer in Latin America or married to a jewish prince. She rfaefb Hilfe leimf1ze.r,re.r zvbirb fffbeiir fmzv frmfozze. A yeritahle Grace you'cl never guess that hehinel her latlyhlilce exterior there lurks a tennis hum takes on a ptnkish tinge when she hlushes . . . Thats a Monet. 110, 155 Ll Manet, no, a Monet. olten mischievous, never rude 'II'm the worst one in that Ifrench ClL1SS-H-lXlt1C.lftITIC must think I'm an idiot! truly courteous, infuriatingly neat one hair out of place and I'm such a messlu in- tegrity and responsibility personified calmness and still waters. CATHITRINI2 MARCITLLA ORR Serezz Ye riff Ferris, Texas Green Team Stutlent Council II, IV Secretary II Vice-President IV Class Officer I Secretary Honor Roll I, II, III, IV Merit List I, II Chairman Junior Tea III Community Service I Service Pin I Wfelcoming Committee II, III, IV Dux Ifemina Ifatti I, II, III, IV Quaestor II Praetor III Pontitex Maxima IV Roman Banquet I, II, III, IV Entre Nous II, III, IV Mu Alpha Theta III Cornerstones Staff III. IV Faculty Editor IV Concert Choir IV Xxfreathmakers I, II, III. IV Cluh Congress II, IV 05174 M p W :W fe., , if G14 L. as L rs ,ir , ,.,,,, aa ..,,,f,., A A ,,, ,gh H .. 'VJ .qi x T 3 A I 3 , V I? he Q-gx'W+ J' .af ir K ,,, I N I I, 2 ,P 3, I , , I ,, ' 'e 1 ' . I f V In , ' 4 M 45 , f, ab a Q, J. J , E , ,., ,.v. ,- ,,,,, y x ,, ' 'W ., MARY ANGIIER PEAVY Tlvree Years Lutkin, Texas Wfhite Team Student Council III Treasurer Honor Guard II Honor Roll II, III blerit List II Wfeleoming Committee III, IV Tu Tertulia III, IV Varsity Hockey II, IV Varsity Speedball III, IV Varsity Softball II Form Teams II, III, IV White Teams II, III, IV Vesper Choir IV Iiire Xwarden II Drama Club II, III, IV President IV Hockaday Players II, III, IV Production II, III, IV Reading Cup II Honorable Mention III A.F.S. Program III Club Congress III, IV Flueie re The uforlfi ir ber Mage. Choyie . . . from the red dirt and pine tree country . . . San Augustine twang burning hush . .. 'iYou know, T.C.U. lost a great quarterback when I was born a girl baked l7CLD.1Ilfl?l bread and butter trio 'llfehhhu inces- sant indigestion . . . where-'s my Gelusil? . . . ML . .. the light spot of Drama Club my mother made me burn it page by page . . . would you believe Iifzlrmzhmzff Fmzfy? vitamins a, E, i, o, u busbbird Andrew Pittie hobbit . .. keep the faith, baby Future: obtaining a Iiord Iioundation grant to translate Ilyizfzzie-fha Pooh into Sanskrit. Befzzzly and iziifriom are rarely conjoined, Patty Perfect . . . Breckenridge? Oh, it's just a hole in the road . . . Vitamin E . . . just ask me how bad it was. It was soooo bad! Carnation Slender I'll never tell! apple polisher? . . . would you believe first grade john Thompson? . . . Grandma Pitzer . . . another one of those dumb blondes??? . . . icicle Pam , . . never found on anyone's black list . . . unusual nervous idiosyncrasy . . . member of the N.S. minority group on Senior Hall . . . other half of the Bobbsey twins . . . lives for third period . . . a Real Lady! . . . Future: Head cheerleader at the University of Texas. Green Team House Council II, III, IV Secretary II Freshman Proctor III Hall President IV Honor Roll II, III, IV Merit List II Community Service II Style Show Model II, III PAMELA PITZER Three Year! Breckenridge, Texas Welcoming Committee III, IV Tu Tertulia II, Ill, IV Mu Alpha Theta III, IV Varsity Hockey III, IV Varsity Basketball IV Varsity Speedball II, III Varsity Volleyball II, III Varsity Sweater IV Form Teams II, III, IV Green Teams II, III, IV Athletic Shield III Form Cheerleader II Cornerstones Staff IV Senior Editor IV Concert Choir III, IV Vesper Choir II, III, IV Math Club III Boarder's Pin II, III Honorable Mention Writing Award III Scholarship Cup III National Merit Letter of Commendation N IV aim errt 'N IQDNA LYNN PORTER 14710 Yczzm' Corpus Christi, Texas XVIUIQ 'Iic.un Tu 'I'erluli.1 IV Vcsper Choir IV Dnunii Clulv III, IV Production IV W9 Sj!6'lZt'l3 if wwe EZUQIIEIZI' than 1z'mzf.r. I?.L,P. quiet, yet really knows what is going on willing to help, very understginding loves C3 and the Iwcnrh, Cillll-Ol'Ill.1 and Hilwaii TooIlles wild paint- ings and posters 11 loyal friend always chewing lvulwlule gum . .. The Animals . . . loves clramn . . . i'Yo gil' . . . Future: actress on Broiulwny. The ww! ffffwfy fm! of riff rffzvyt if ffm! in which .mfr bare :mf wire ZKIIIQEUZZ. 'ljust lwecause I was on Titche's Teen Board, I am NOT a l , teenylwopperf' unpredictable definite aversions to studying aspirations to he an actress-singer-dancer devoted member of the AAV fan club gorgeous voice she hides most of the time . . . thrives on Coke . .. striking eyes-- I am mf! wearing eye 1lIL1liCLIPlH energy like it vvas going out of style Villager memher of the most lookalike family in the city of Dallas flirt Iic'1'c'7' it dull moment . . . surprisingly normal . . . only senior without her driver's license Iiuturez New Yorles most promising starving young actress. PATRICIA CASTLIY RICHARDSON Dallas, Texas Green Team Honor Roll III Varsity Cheerleader IV Green Team Cheerleader III, IV I-lead Cheerleader IV Concert Choir III. IV Dancer IV Drama Cluh III, IV Production III, IV Chairman of Senior Prom 79A'T Tim Ycizzxv y VIRGINIA JANE ROEHL Two Yearf Albuquerque, New Mexico White Team Vesper Choir IV Math Club III Current Events Club IV .dim Little and good it lufife good. Did you say ginger ale? ! . . . light and lively . . . Hey you guys . . . always cheerful . . . pert . . . the sparkplug in any group . . . Hi, fans! , . . goes for army men . . . You mean rbek in Upper School?'. . . I can't help it if I'm small strawberry blond darling clothes, too petite to be borrowed . , . Alice in Wonderland gone Twiggy . . . OKaaay! l 82 l Where iriwlom if jzerferzf, fbere live rmnfr fire few. Roxanne, a sprightly red-head peering over a mound of books .. , a Latin high priestess known for her shining translations -always reading ahead devours all books within her reach loves OO7 movies Oh, bosh! an accomplished pianist with a heart and head full of music . .. probably the only musician who transposes key in the middle of a hymn a perfectionist refuses to cook fudge without a wooden spoon a dog-lover seen fighting with her partner in French dialogues black mesh hose? knows all past, present, and future movie stars amazing academic average . . . practices altruism . . . a modest winner . .1 a sincere friend. ROXANNE RUSSELL Six Years Dallas, Texas White Team Honor Roll I, II, III, IV Merit List I, II Dux Iiemina liacti I, II, III, IV Lictor II Aedile III Consul IV Roman Banquet I, II, III, IV Entre Nous II, III INIL1 Alpha Theta III, IV Secretary IV Fourcast Staff IV Piano Literature Club I, II Science Club IV Chess Club III Wfreathmakers I, II, III, IV National Merit Semi-liinalist IV Club Congress IV NTIS, - f if , r 1 at no-1 ,L , Green Team IAQUELINE ANN SMITH Fam' Years Dallas, Texas Class Committee Chairman IV School Service XX7eleoming Committee IV Tu Tertulia IV Form Teams III Art Clulv II Drama Clulu I A 1011!-fz ,rjmrk of Helier dying flame. Jacqueline . .. warm, generous one of Mrs. D's golddust twins Aloha from the fat Hawaiian egg diets crash diets . . . diet diets . . . hook 'em horns! . . . james ?he ah right! duel: feet 19 seals? are you a turtle? Blue Goose camel riders suit submarine sandwiches apartment on Longview . . . seen Crawling in windows at 2 A.M.? . . . T.T.D. . . . Genesis 1:11 . . . laven- der . . . flower power . . . so-o-0-o cool . . . hip . . . first lady? . .. M.G. . .. The Sea ... Bless you, my child .,. Buster Brown . . . blossomed xvallflower . . . seen driving C?j a green Mustang major in Far East Asian art Future: living in a grass hut in Hawaii, married to a Mike. Tbir zmrlfl belongs lo the efzergeiir. Doesn't wash things, warshes them . , . kneeta . . . fearless leader of the Greens gray, green, pink combinations, but no white ones I like it, I like it!', Curl Free most accident-prone girl in the Upper School . . . unbelievable athlete quoth Miss Rainwater, Nita, you klutz! more Curl Free would you believe a first in flower ar- ranging? . . . slant up! . . . she's gettin an eddicashun . . . may someday learn to drive the bomb N.K.O.H.S., all of them? more Curl Free mother's little darling not purple?!! tendency to spread herself very thin across the hockey field . . . Future: mother of eight intellectual marshmallows. NITA KARL OTT HARMON SMITI Six Yemf Dallas Texas Green Team Athletic Board IV Green Team Captain IV Honor Roll I, ll III, IV Merit List II Community Service I Service Pin I Welcorning Committee IV Dux Femina Facti I, II Roman Banquet I, II Varsity Hockey III, IV Varsity Basketball I, II, III, Varsity Tennis I, II, III Varsity Sweater III Form Teams I, II, III, IV Green Teams I, II, III, IV Athletic Shield I, II, III Fourcast Staff IV Science Club II Wreathmakers I, II I Tennis Doubles Cup I, II, III Tennis Singles Cup III Fondren Award III Club Congress IV D , ggi, , ,gg NANCY DEBORAH STRAUSS Eight Years Dallas, Texas Green Team Student Council I, III, IV President IV Class Officer I, II, III President I Treasurer II President III Honor Roll I, II, III, IV Merit List II Class Committee Chairman I, II School Service I, II, III Style Show Model I, III XXfelcoming Committee II, III, IV Recreation Committee II Assembly Committee II Dux Femina Facti I, II, III, IV Aedile III Censor IV Roman Banquet I, II, III, IV Entre Nous II, III Varsity Swimming Manager II, III Varsity Speedball Manager II, III Varsity Softball Manager II Form Teams II, III Green Teams II, III Cornerstones Staff I Iiourcast Staff I, IV Concert Choir II, III, IV Dancer III, IV Chess Club IV Wregmtlinuakers I, II, III, IV Fantasia II, III Iiounderls Day III Club Congress III, IV TNo..n I 4 Am! whilst there if a world, 'tif woman fha! will goverfz il. Nan . . . seen bouncing through the halls on her tiptoes . . . Mrs O'Neal, I've just got to talk to you Boo hoo, magoo . . . flabbergasts both Buster and Miss Rainwater with her coordination saves every letter from S.R. will never go to Europe again without having a shot has walked on her toes ever since she broke her leg knows the true meaning of friendship personality plus Founders Day winner sparkles everyone's day with her warm smile and constant energy respected by the stu- dents because she has the courage to perform her duties . .. a true leader Do I look like julie Christie? .. idol: jean Shrimpton. Oplimirm' ll cheerful frame of mimi ffm! efmlafef KZ fm ketffe I0 ring fhozfgh in fJ0l fuller' 11,11 fo its More. Susie inseparable from her teddy bear the proud owner of a Harvey I need a turtle Phil H.L.B. . .. fond of psychadelic Ethel-Extra frogs a true friend . . . Bugaroo . . . Susie Creamcheese . . . seen eating a Kosher pickle at a strange party the grass is greener on the other side always trying to drag V.W.'s in her red Opel . . . Nashville Cats . . . S Sharp . .. despises small towns near Ift. XX!orth the hopeless searcher for a bikini a patient of Dear Ahby half of the BS. cousins . . . Coco-Puff train, DJ. often seen climbing trees passion for lavender . . . future: to he an Ethel. SUSAN STRAUSS Eiglvzf Years Dallas, Texas White Team Class Officer IV Secretary IV Honor Roll I, II, III Class Committee Chairman II, IV Community Service I, II, III, IV Co-chairman IV Vifelcoming Committee III, IV Dux Iiemina Facti I, II Roman Banquet I, II Entre Nous II Varsity Swimming III, IV Manager III, IV Form Teams II, III, IV Wreathiiiakers I. II Fantasia II usil., Green Team Student Council IV A.F,S. Student Welcoming Commi Form Cheerleader I Fourcust Staff IV Concert Choir IV Science Club IV A.F.S. Program IV 2676 D0 da keV wi-1 The mort evidefzzf sign of gefzizzr ir claeerffflfzerf. Su sparkling eyes with smile to match passion for ivy league friend of all Qdarn itj twin sister for a mother . . . Don't be a babylu . .. L.S.C. .. . camera graft- ed into her fingers a true romantic avid chocolate chip cookie maker one of the Cheese House group Shut up, sincere, kind, a worthwhile friend the dummy of spades foursome last summer loves G.T.O.'s This is just like camp The Mob Go Cow- boys -especially Lance another season ticket holder at l S.M. 80 root beer floats But at S.M. they have connections in every major eastern city The cameramen are beautiful. Future: still babysitting! SUSAN TOBIAN F216 Yedff Dallas Texas White Team Honor Guard III Honor Roll I, II, III, IV Merit List I, II Class Committee Chairman I III Wfelcoming Committee I, II III IV Assembly Committee II Dux Femina Iiacti II, III Lictor II Roman Banquet II, III Entre Nous I, II, III, IV Form Teams I, II Wliite Team Cheerleader I Iform Cheerleader I Cornerstones Staff III, IV Underclass Editor III Editor-in-chief IV Iiourcast Staff I Vibrato Staff I, II Drama Club I, II Hockaday Players I, II Production I Latin Club II Reading Award Honorable Mention II Writing Award Honorable Mention III National Merit Letter of Commendation A.F.S. Program III Club Congress IV 3- 1' VICKI LYNN VANSTON Five Years Dallas, Texas Green Team Honor Roll I, II, III, IV Merit List II Class Committee Chairman II, IV School Service II, III, IV Co-chairman IV Entre Nous I, II, III, IV Mu Alpha Theta III, IV Varsity Softball III Manager III Form Cheerleader II Current Events Club I lfo 9 K.: A lfzffgh ir rvorib one bfmaired gram! in any 7l7!lI'k6f, Say man! . ,. known for her alternate plans A, B, C, . .. can be recognized by a telephone hanging from her ear ., . bubbly everybody's friend-loved by all Millie you can spot her in a crowd by her giggle diet Dr. Pep- pers and dill pickles . . . a true friend , .. HIS loyal subject sincere has that innocent'l look talks like a machine gun . . . attracts people by her refreshing personality . .. is now on diet number 8,953 . .. an original-the envy of everyone. - aa f may we--+-ew-W , , q . 821' -ffrrisfg ., ,t X .. j.1Li. , , as .lNT0l'bi72g if 50 rlrozzg ar gentleneu, mm' nothin if .ro ezzlle as real Jiren tb. 8 3 8 MJ. . . . whaaaat? . . . you guys! . . . great ideal: . . . dedi- cated leader of the Whites Trixie in her balloon dress . . . turns down more dates than any girl on Sr. Hall . . . per- fect model with proper training and proportions very modest-dresses in the closet pink robes vitamin E . . . first to come up with malicious plan but the last to carry it out .. . are there really eyes under those bangs? . .. The Lettermen Cherish Well, Ike is he the president of the Student Council? Piggy parfaits member of the NS. minority group I can't wait for basketball . . . other Bobbsey twin . . . Future: wife of the president of the Harvard Law School. MARY JO WAITS Three Years Scottsdale, Arizona White' Team Athletic Board II, III, IV White Team Captain IV Honor Roll II, III Merit List II Class Committee Chairman II Community Service II Welcoming Committee III, IV Varsity Hockey III, IV Varsity Basketball II, III, IV Varsity Volleyball II, III Varsity Sweater IV Form Teams II, III, IV White Teams II, III, IV Athletic Shield II, III Concert Choir III, IV Vesper Choir II, III, IV Boarder's Pin II, III Club Congress IV 'flaw 90 ala all MARIANNE DICKERSON WELLS Three Years Plano, Texas Green Team Honor Roll II lMerit List II Dux Femina Facti II, III Roman Banquet II, III Fourcast Staff III, IV Managing Editor IV Concert Choir III, IV Latin Club II Science Club Wreathinrikers II, III, IV My laefirt if ever at your Jeruice. Missy seen speeding between Plano and Highland Park on week days but he's such a nice person known for her dramatic letters . . . only girl in the Senior Class with cows in her driveway . . . certain love for the sprint-car races one of the two seniors with a headline schedule sewn in her blazer . .. always wearing boys' jewelry . .. three or four dates a weekend . .. cowboy boots . .. loves Bob Dylan's music . . . seen Sunday afternoons at the zoo . . . Wait a minute, I have to weigh a truck . .. loves Six Flags frequently drops things true journalist ALL-RIGHT and OUTTA-SIGHT seen adding things to her lists . . . ambition-to be a hippy at Lee Park. Emiarved perlmpr wilh gefzizzr from llae gadr. Trish . . . The Great Irony of the Chapel Situation . . . Turn about is fair play . . . and what about that Science Cup? .. . and your lab partner? math whizzz M.I.T.? Rice? Texas? It all depends on a certain event in june! . .. what- ever happened to that Nassau Blue Sting Ray? . . . dieter . . . Koon Kreak share and share alike! pink fingernails and green eyes fakes out all the teachers brilliant but sometimes a little bit gullible . .. never could make that balance work . . . squirt bottle fights won't stop talking once she gets started will do anything for a friend Future: working at NASA to support a foreign husband and a million children. i PATRICIA NELL WILSON Nine Yearr Dallas, Texas Green Team Honor Roll I, II, III, IV Merit List I, II Welcoming Committee IV Dux Ifemina Facti I, II Roman Banquet I, II Entre Nous I, II, III, IV Mu Alpha Theta II, III, IV Vice-President IV Drama Club I, II, III, IV Treasurer III, IV Hockaday Players II, III, IV Production II, III, IV Latin Club I Wrerithmakers I, II Science Cup III National Merit Semi-Finalist IV Chairman Chapel Committee IV Zfildff fi., 1::..- - :rw . 5 Ha ' f' . r. t kkyy : ,QE KATHRYN RAY WOODS Two Yeafr Roswell, New Mexico Green Team Vesper Chairman IV Varsity Swimming III, IV Form Teams III, IV Green Teams III, IV Gren Team Cheerleader IV Head Cheerleader IV Form Cheerleader IV Concert Choir III, IV Vesper Choir III, IV Current Events Club III, IV Boarder's Pin III -FS- Ambitiofz is the germ from wbirla all growth of fzobleneyr pmreedr. Incessantly chews bubble gum drinks enough coffee to float a navy . .. she's known as the quality-checked kid borrows anything and everything Minnie the Moocher Delmer's not her brother, he's her idol .. .day long diets definite goals who says three's a crowd? Oh, blast! a genuine homespun philosopher .. e Aker-Thomas totem pole the thrift of a Scotsman extremely self-confident The Napper . .. originated the A and M.-Hockaday hot-line . . . Future: mother of twelve children. so- I, Great Ihozzgblr, like great rleedf, Heed no lrzfmpel. jan-O ... There is a house ... Twanggg! ... Oh ish! ... the great enigma . . . Once a raccoon, always a raccoon . . . cheerful Warbler go grass rootsl veddy proper Bos- tonian The Fink Sleeping Beauty another gift from Yankee Doodle gorgeous chestnut locks Thank you, it's Katie's most oft-displayed dentition in the Upper School proud sister of a 12-year St. Mark's man rooster cheshire cat smile the chicken of the sea skin of a gardenia Mwah! Yea VISTA . . . leaves the other guy with the bloody knife . . . ffm Wfood- 11'ard . . . Future President and major stockholder in Erace and Co. WOODWARD Tzuelz 'e Yam 5 JAN MARIE Cambridge, White Team Student Council II Athletic Board I House Council III Treasurer III Honor Roll I, II, III, IV Merit List I, II Vffelcoming Committee I, II, II Assembly Committee III Entre Nous I, II, III, IV President IV Mu Alpha Theta III, IV Varsity Hockey I, II, IV Varsity Basketball II, III, IV Varsity Volleyball II, III Varsity Softball I Varsity Sweater III Form Teams I, II, III, IV White Teams I, II, III, IV Athletic Shield I, II, III Cornerstones Staff IV Sports Editor IV Concert Choir I, II, III, IV Vesper Choir III, IV Drama Club II, III, IV Hockaday Players II, III, IV Production II, III, IV Fantasia III Boarder's Pin II, III Founders Day I National Merit Letter of Commendation IV Club Congress II, IV Massachusetts I MARY LYNN WOODWARD Three Years Wfaco, Green Team Athletic Board IV Co-captain Green Team Class Officer III Vice-President III I-Ionor Guard II Honor Roll II, III, IV Merit List II Class Committee Chairman II Welcoming Committee IV Dux Femina Iiacti II, III, IV Quaestor II Consul IV Roman Banquet II, III, IV Tu Tertulia III, IV Mu Alpha Theta III Varsity Hockey II, III, IV Varsity Speedball II, III, IV Varsity Volleyball II, III Varsity Sweater III Form Teams II, III, IV Green Teams II, III, IV Athletic Shield II, III Fourcast Staff IV Concert Choir II, III, IV Vesper Choir II, III, IV Chairman IV Latin Club II Current Events Club III Wreathmakers II, III, IV Fire Warden III, IV Boarder's Pin II, III Club Congress IV Sf Texas Slndiozzr of eme, and fond of humble thingr. Lyno Woodard . .. Woo-ward? always out to win super athlete . . . Go Greens! . . . George Washington pig ail conscience of Senior Hall from the depths of despair to the height of excitement . . . will-power Kana komo . . . candles and incense . . . bananas and peanut butter . . . That Good Old Baylor Line . . . party pooper at gossip sessions Would you believe all night in the Tarry House bathroom? enamel pins at Christmas Na huh? hereford mobile and melted crayolas down before sunset and up before dawn . . . S.S. is coming! break fast of champions 'Richfield won! . .. African violets .. . Future: knitting pink booties for scads of grandchildren and Chief Fire Warden of Waco. i. f Q., 1 Q V ,'.u 1 1, 0 0 Sensor Trap 3 Q? ' 39 x gl ' T352 , ,,,, Mui! I 1 :L Agp., ,.L, I 'L ,,Q,n ,EL L WV waw ,,WL,, 4 .11 ,E Q1,, 1 x rf .M f L' -.gt I L N wsw, 37 wsvmv ,gwwmmfww Af' my 532 5'., 'P an fr' 7 ff? ,- ff? -1 ,, ,,,, f-V'- 175 ,.. 1 W . 1 M, Q I 1, 5 ' :Y 3 w M f - -hw ,' ,, f, f-if' ,Q . ,WW :V 'H'-V w , 5- 2' ' My 'K i' ' MU af 'Q 4 lu-. I , er, 4 .vv'1 ?f ,. . 'ww v A' KH .41 ' I ag 'L A fin.-M-M S W if 2 - ' I f V 9 . . X K 4 -, , m , HLQ5' Ii, . V ,. , - 5 .. , V ,,, X ,, 7 ,., .,,, , Q V ,Af f .fr .3 , ,W ,Q LL,' 1' , 5? Q 6 ,L - H W 'WWE -6 r .1 'V My 1 Mfg., QQ 5 HS-X 5 ,....,, s . 97 A Long Awaiied Dag Arrives Officially Seniors! hi With the privileges . . lip, ,I v .F l come the responsibilities loo Wha+'s our fate? The Evil Trio Get thee behind me! The Boarders' Underground Railroad Weee've got spirit! 5 I Sing for your supper i lOl .S Mi- ix I xahn to A, Vcc alohn. I got my male-order catalogue! 2 M L Come in, earth A hw ati. ,ML sal lv-at J., av' A woman of the world Another Swan marshmallow roast? .H-........... Lg-'-xml M-rp S1 n hl Another Friday night date with Sol? But we promise to pay our fines! M ls E f 1' ay W rw? w 1 Q Azer-A.F.S. 1968 Tlmff oompah pah ?? Senior Lounge Dummies? Eager Eighteen Hey. Sweetie! Thar 11 way to watch your XX'nits! w -TQ W x ,- .:,4.,fg-,,? E! l ,- - Mg ffw wfsfw,-P r im a-+a V ' ' im wf, f' QV, 2- L E 2 va xi i .a 1 fbh -1 , W bi' 1 f.. W., J .f V E 17' w 'wi' , was nw. I A-..T..,,,, sg ii , if Officers Prefidemf .................... Kathy MacAdams Vice P7'6J'i6l767Zf .... ........ P am Pitzer Serreifzry ....... .... S usie Strauss Treafzzrer .... . . Neille Mallon Sponsors Mrs. O'Neal Madame Beauvois Mrs. Johnson Mr. Swan The Class of 1968 has participated in every phase of school life. They undertook the usual responsibilities of keeping study hall and corridors, and giving chapel. Two new projects-hostesses for the lunchroom and the campaign at Christmas-were administered this year. The Seniors gave a high tea for the new faculty, and they bowed to the Freshmen on Senior-Freshman day. Other projects are teacher take-offs and the senior dinner and prom. Our main responsibility, however, has been to serve as the leaders of the Upper School and to show that we are ready to take on the role of college freshmen. We wish the Class of 1969 a year as great as ours has been. underclass It is not what he has, nor even what he does, which directly expresses the worth of a mah, but what he is. M-A J' Officers Prefirlezzl ........................ Lucy Steere Vice Prefidefzt . . . . . Trudy Richardson Serretfzry ....... ..... N ancy Kalina Tref1.r1n'er . . . . . Nancy Cohen U Sponsors h Mrs. Rogers Mr. Joyce i Mrs. Hansen Mrs. Fey 0 This year the Junior Class took an active part in helping to run the Upper School. The class proctored the corridors, organized the book nook, and assisted in the library. r During December the class staged Senior Take-Offs and honored the Class of 1968 with a tea. In February the class held its annual dance. The class exhibited its spirit by winning the Student C 'l ' ' ' ' ounci Citizenship Contest and making zz large contribution S to A.F.S. What I-lockaday imae ? I :-W: Z' 5 Peggy Adcock Pam Ammerman .255 -. - H ' E 'F 111 ' I E Mary Sue Adam Adrienne Amundsen a t 5 ,g .Y g gr Q, we x i s 1 Becky Adams Mary Maude Bailey il , - . f A eaeee an M ,,,2 , A . , k ltfr :s N, Martha Beatty jane Bell Barbara Bennett Terry Berg I I0 Cathy Black J 1 iiiy Molly Brewer hun-Q Mallyn Bloch ', 4, 1 fr -i -ij Sandra Brooks 9 AQ Let's hear it for the victory party. gf 'I' , 6' E H QR fix l,-, rfaff- l : -if' H, . B! Cathy Bolton 5 Q Bonnie Burdett -Q12 i ., 5, X e S If E, H ui lgy 5 . is ' I M., TEX: Q lik: ' s w 1 y ll n Carole Bond !Q i'r yy Beverly Burroughs QW ww - ll .. Bait B yeai if -f B eeee Barbara Campbell Kelly Clower And they say 1968 is LEAP YEAR! ' A -'-.FC-ff Nancy Cohen 5 N13 QQ v , ,- ' ,, ' EFT' -, yrry Sally Cortes Dale Cregar Carla Crosby Cynthia Dahlstrom 15 H Kaleta Doolin HOl1y ESSCX Cast your fate to the wind. Service or I'l1 buy a donut! Lori Io Hansel 2 Mollie Hawkins jan Goode Christie Green S o,ii Q , A fi V l': N i f k .., - , ' riroi V i e o o S G f fi Lindsley Harris Pam Harris Georgia Harvey Afmbffl Herrerifw Lunch-a time of jOyf?j. fl il 34' igz -W ,. Susie Hootkins Les'a Ingram Sing along with Sandra. he 53 .3 f i' 'F E Nancy Kalina Sharon Katz ,Ll 5 .2: A Barbara Jaffe Chris johnson Helen johnson Caroll Jung Ruthie Kean Blake Kennedy I I3 uns., ex O Dianne King 598 Rock out, Tubb! Nhbkb i 1 r I Michele King Sue Kronick Lanne Lancaster jinny Lang nn f' fig if iiii i ,- -Q I i I '4 Judy Lautin Shelly Lee Lila McCall Janet McNabb M X , iflikk k gi . Q - r .L will ' ,,, r.. ULF., M h A L , b Q 'U' y .oi ,.., , Cheryl Milkes Lana Miller Kate Mitchell Maureen Moore ff wir aww eeny meeny miny mo 'ZB' ele r I ree lrrle Y Y Pat Muller Nancy Neuswanger Ann Parish julie Paulson l'Ho1y Cow! Y.. I Kathy Perkins Carol Phelps Hallelujah g-l-O-1'-y , .L,. Q B Betty Priddy Mary Redman V, 3 -A M30 X 6 f ! A h is Martha Reilly ,lui Mary Remmel N ls I I 6 Evy Kay Rhodus Trudy Richardson jan Roberts Jan Robertson Becky Rogers Celia Rowland jan Schollenberger Edith Seay It's not really going to explode, is it? mica. Sally Rowland April Sellers V Eff? I X Amanda Shelton I Carol Lynn Sandfield Lyda Shelley A 1 , ' T. .. .E I V Vyk ae, .::, Susan Skeeters l II7 N'r xg wQe.Wi X ,V - , ,1., Hguz'-4..A ' . M Come fly Jenny Stewart Nancy Underwood ,X-...,,,, - N v . .- A . V ,4-v .m....Q , 4' , + V-. V V 'imta'.i5..+.a fm , 4. , C f 7 5 with us, ' A M j N ix J s' . Nix- sf.. i Ardell Taylor Connie Winstcad Q3 Ig, Q ' .. f- K -ze-1' . 3, fr , us .. Sid Spires , ik' 3 fig! 5 fi, og it an Elizabeth Thorne Cyndy Wright Lucy Steere Mel Tubb Robbyn Yoffee I I8 Officers Prefiflent ..................,. Lynn Brachman Vice-Prerideizl . . . . . . Laurie Tobian Sec1'elm'j' ...... . . . Debbie Scott Trearurer .... . . . Reagin Forman Sponsors Mrs. Loar Mr. Merritt Mrs. Plath Mrs. McClure The Sophomore Class eagerly undertook several projects and took part in various valuable activities this year. The School Service projects included helping in the Book Store, donating magazines to the infirmary, and polishing the trophies at the end of the year. As a Community Service project, the class sponsored an orphan's party. The Second Form successfully participated in the money-making project of the Lost and Found. A most important project of the Sophomore Class was a drive to raise money for the scholarship of next year's A.F.S. student. A tea honoring Mr. Merritt and Mr. Fulton was given in mid-winter, and the Sophomore Dance was held in the Spring. Q 5 Zinny Alfridi Joyce Albano Kate Blair Lynne Brachman 1 L L ff I can't pay for all this stuff!! K ,X-fnqv-H N. X - fx. V 3 i A I Carol Bass Mary Broday Jann Beard L -5 . .1i, ii Q, 'K bvkl 21 . X Lisa Caldwell TRP' had Lisa Jane Caldwell Pam Campbell V3-W 1. .H 51, fy , Kitty Caraway . 5 d CCC 1 e 5 F it ' - 2? TQ . ,aisle Susan Casey Carla Coldwell Pem Covington Cathy Darden janet Darner Perfect fit! Cindy Creson Mary Dawson f 4? I ra E : - NCy I sf 9 iw 2 3 is 5' Q 5 3-law 'X CCC - E, 5 s Glenda Cruse Linda Dixon Q 4 . if Trine Dixon Carolyn Estes It's Friday. Can? you tell? ,. A ,m.A Y A ,IQ V ' ' F F A X f:'L gr , F Q ' iei 9- g F 4 . , 5- --A' Q' ' , ,..W, j Q I 1 , F 1 Sharon Fewer Jeanne Fillmore Reagin Forman Beth Fowler , 'wr- I Debbie Glorig Toni Glover I22 4' .-if G' Wfhut do you suppose he's thinking? 'Eva ww i L X YES, 3 F Babs Good Chrissy Grant Not another English quiz! Genell Greenberg -E ' X, ffl'- 51353-H Leann Harrison rr 5 i i f i.ni rei r fi xA A : ,,fff K :gz ,..:r.5- 1 I 35,4 r.W: EK Gay Greer Karen Greif jan Hancock kkrr., A 'nfw - Yi 'T iv Wlmiclu one of us are they discussing now? Mary Higgs Come on Dale, how about a round of tennis? Madelon Jaffe Martha johnson Mabyn Kean f lh fw 'Qi a t aaaa ' Kathy Kilgore Olga Kleinsasser Susan Kurth Dorothy Hilliard eq:-1-,v if Dorry Kee 57 Linda Lipscomb fe' if si ,:-' J x ' xx 5' NH l g y fs se 31 'aid' N 3 1 5 Karen Lombardo Emily Lutkin Debbie Lyle jenny Lynch f. , ' X Melissa Mahaney Valerie Matthews Elizabeth May Carolyn McClain Where did you say she went before school? if. f ,-1 Kathy McKinney Graham McNicholas At least the iced tea is good! IP' Debbie Munves W f ! Judy Post joanie Nasher Lyoelle Purcell Pam Mock Marty Morse .diab- ee Mary O'B0yle Wynne Pauly I promise you that it's not a fall. 4, 'YS 'gav- Patsy Read Patty Ann Reese Jenifer Roberts Vivi Rothenstreich Sock it to 'em, P.C. AUX Q . 7 'if Debbie Scott Leslie Sellers ,K , FK Wendy Rumsey Jifrlie SHITIS 4. n Yes, Maybn, I know she has pierced ears. I27 P X -131 5 W as t 'W F Helen Shaw Pam Singleton Jill Smith I-iflda Spencer Suzan Spires Cindy Sprague Hey you guys, Aretha is coming! l M X QW- ui! q WN a if ' 1 ' 1' Grace Steere Cynthia Stewart Dale Streeter Lynne Tatum Patti Timberlake Laurie Tobian Lynne Whaling 41-. XF. Margie Wagers r1,'Q! i?'fQ . ' W Akk. vi L i ee f ' ,,.. Sylvia Wheeler gg . Q, .i I fx A class basketball game. is Lisa Warren 3' if it f K a s Q L N 1 Q W G 2 W ? 'gh av w 5:2 , '- X, Sharon Williams Anne Weary Mindy Zeder 4. Gflioers Preriflemf ....... ......... G ay Schultz Vice Pwaridezzf . , , . . . Blanche McKnight T1'erz,f1n'w' .... . . Mary McDermott Sefrelnry . . . . . . Lou Braecklein I' Sponsors 9 Miss Morgan Mrs. Daley S Mr. WdgHODT720f jzirmrefi Mrs. Zimmermanefzot pictzzred The First Form had a very enjoyable and prosperous year. As a com- munity service project, the class entertained a group of children sponsored rn by the Dallas Community Chest. The Form served as messengers between the Upper School offices, and helped in the library as their school service projects. ln February, a tea honoring Betsy Davis was held in Great Hall, and in the spring the class gave its annual dance, The Freshmen have e shown their spirit in successfully carrying out these projects. fl I'll trade you b 5 Jennifer Bassett l Laura Bayoud y blazer for your fur coat. Karen Bates Polly Bell Lee Ann Alexander Molly Barnes il - wen . . . duh l V11 Alexandra Benjamin Alexi Bonifield ,X l . xii-, ,Qjwu-i 'F if , K F as B Kate Bower Quien sabe? , 'yi B K 'k'f ' Louise Braecklein Aline Butler Becky Butler Lyn Caffrey 'WW k,,f,, ,,,. , Caren Cartwright Muffy Chapman Aff ! Barbie Clifton Kathi Cobb This hat looks more like you, Poopsie. --sv siege, V ff-, as 9 W 1 N Q X f Kathy Collins Mary Comerer Lucy Crow Sandy Daly ,, wr ' , ifgf.-if . x X , N an J. K si 2 , 1 at I 'C 1 , L X A T . V W.. S t . .ia Q. is fe Q 1 ' 1. 3 4' x X3 1' K aff qs Fly. X Melinda Daily Helen Davis These are the times that try men's souls. I33 ,.. ,if : V i 11' Aw Nuns' in i X Rosie Davis Weezie Decamp Dana Rae Dickinson Willadean Doolin Rf: 13195 Ns Pam Eddy Liza Felder Io Saturnalia Cynthia Flynn Julia Griffin Is it Pam or Pet? 1' 1 f 'F L X 5.?'Fli'z:i I or :gg H i 155.5 f ig f X F xy , Sg. , A X I jane Hall ri,,5 -v-'if' A 3 ' R, ' . f fi X, if H, m .. y Pam Harvey -,mi - W Kris Holberg W if 2' But girls, Miss Morgan will never know. 'Vw I Beth Hassell Judy Hicks Ruth Hogg Ife, is nrnir iii , 1 f, 'ra Leslie Irwin Debbie Jaffe Gay jaggi 9 'P' xxifg YW r 1? qw SQ -ir 1 5 Karen Lee James Lyssa jenkens Laura Kennedy Linda Lankarcl just one more for the road. I36 Ruth Johnson L We , W,:11 L y , S A-he S 3 f B! 251 ......,. X is 'S I Peggy Lingo Sheila Matthews Candace Keller Mary Hyden Mann me A - :E Kre - L - fl :Ll Shelley McCoy I N Don't look now, but they're hiding in fx 3 X ' iw I 4 1' f gn i V my A My 5 Blanche McKnight Renie Mead eih Andrea Moore Jena Sue Morris K the bushes. .. K 3 if iw Q f Lynn Milkes gf ff .1 .. 2 ,J +f...,,. .J Mary McDermott . Q. Y y Jean Morgan Serenity is a Freshman. , r . f Q I as f , my Mis? .',.x it if all ft l 3 ' A ef, , . ' , fini' yi mw1..,, f f a V, ' ,M ' , Q , i , : 4 ,S - 5' ii lf, .. 44' ' ,L , V, ' . 'il v ,v 1' K V ??l1 P Qs:- i Q Susie Nelson Kathy Page I ., ZWVII E 45113 ..,, in ' - X Leslie Ann Pullman jina Randalls at Happiness is Freshmen at their first birthday dinner. Q . V N ,tn P x ff ta lt l ' Y 4-f Mimi Parker Martha Peak just a typical Freshman stunt. ' iff' W it e P ' ,Y wt ., P if e f 6 I 1, 1 Q 1 ll, .li . Q, if We at , ' i 'i ' 'V ' ji ' ,W tiiii Amy Rooth Kerri Sue Russell 4 E Beverly Seals ,wr V 'L Parting is such sweet sorrow. .,i.ii.i,.M,.m v -f it '.w,.mi,1my-f ri , to Aff zfsfvsszimwsfs fix 2113 21: -2555a:2i2.:55f::.:2:..1a,.s5'h:,. .w.www.1w-t , A, H. QM' , irq? affafg Q 4 -1 A f ,I 1, 'qi Us Q 5 K K 51 m , , X 1 it Q E2 'W . , 7 f K lgfq, if 3 y 5 Eat up, girls, only five more minutes. Lydia Sherwin Robin Singleton 4. sv l ' it . ' A' A it 'Tl ' - A M I f , :VA - ., ,R , TT vw-f Cynthia Smith Kitti Smith Cindy Spires Caroline Stewart I39 They'll never know until the wind blows. .,-, f k,: E ,tt S ' i , S ' it A Ai Lynne Stryker - f Uv. X, l l 40 Nan Works 1 X ww, Q ,Q W , A A 5' Leee . gust M .R i vu- . S X '1 W S Gay Shultz Sue La Vonne Stone Joyce Stroud Betsy Watson K ,3. o i ,axial if Noel Wright ,Sf ' , 'X X -4--v Judy Weiss Cathy Wilson E It smells like Weenies again for lunch. wang aciiviiies Activity is the only road to knowledge. h x QX i 5 Q 3 X af' 3 A - W . A ' . ' ' Q,53gggk5.1 Fall Brings new faces . . . official seniors . . welcoming smiles . . siacks of books . . hockey miserg . . . geHing acquainied . . . blossoming scieniisis drama club . . . Baby Barti Making whopee l42 P 541153192395 A i A 'Wig A real ringer A little bit of pixie dust rfig Last of the red hot mamas N -a 4. You shouldnft hav ,. C H-fy 'M' Z, , gg b I H ' I ' Q4 , 'w ' if ,, 1 . ..,., My f' -I uw-wr, ,tai-1: 3 Q ,- Q A ' ff ,,,4 w Q' f 1 I 79,wf:f-:, WL -v4- f rn 1 Phd? , ,, Help! -- V , ,,, ,. ,,1, Hang on sloopy - L KL . V. .,Lh Q1-R 'seem ' ' Im 5 n 2 Q , Q L R 5 in K I . Einstein Inc. ,,..v ' Mr. Aker, it's about the homework Drama Club QF fr 'nor U xl l I've been thinking, I've been thinking. That's bagels, not beagles. , ,av3s 4fQQre'-w Q3 , 'X 'Q' Paint it black presenls . . A Dilferenl Drummer 3--ar 4f I Y 1 I I44 Reflections in a golden eye Wi Nei The look of love UD JL Nr-'li IS Nllllhl .l 'L lllllr lllPllNlHYllllINlHllYE QC,- Hey Dempsey, show us your muscles. lg ,,,,, , ag Now his music sounds beautiful ro two people. l if' -1' F 413 K wal ll 442, rw 5 , - . 8 4 'i m 7 fi' s Could we get your autograph , Speed? r QA If 1 She cursed, Mrs. Buxley cursed! Now this area marked in red . , Elizabeth, l'1ow's the weather down there? Winier Brings loud combos . . . long dresses and piled hair ihe jog oi' Chrisimas . . . exams - ihen . . . a iemporarg escape . . . funng hais . . . as usual - ihe Drama Club Anihropologg assemblu . . . Swim Tarrg House . . . for Juniors ml The Science Club plays hard. ,aff r l N ' ,e f, , x 5: 4 2 .L v. J 1 li '1 iffjl fi si 2. HQE I wi 2 is 5... -,,' Bitsie's busting out all over. Arthur is the center of attraction. AHHH! tttt 'L 1 2 i vi? The trials of an English teacher. Kathy Mack and Angier Peavy prepare for birthday dinner. - , I in W . 1,44 ,AX i 3,,Q3 ' Q nntt Elvira gossips? Boarders celebrate birthday dinner. '47 .4 if l t Q3 Mopsy Hopkins introduces her date to the receiving line. Everyone seems to be enjoying the entertainment. 1 L ...Q---4 i 1 -:.H fL',C Q K ,. Christmas i sum' The guest of honor. 4 ,. ., v u J -A Q W lt at , 5 4- 5 ir, ' Xt , tx 'E ,.,lv , . ,. t 3, it ' o J 1 A .ef if t -- , I t Q Pam Harris and her date enjoy refreshments Bitsie Jennings performs her steps. The Concert Choir dancers Mr. Thomas poses as Santa. Swanee Hunt, Cynthia Flynn, and Aline Butler contribute their talents. wf'f3M:r'1 ' The gran finale. Lower school adds charm to the show. I49 Preparations for the Math tournamcfnt O Sprl n g IS iniiiaiions . . . maih iournameni A.F.9. car wash ihe FOURCAST piciure coniesi . . . Senior-Freshman dag . . . lgeahll . . . 53555 . L 1 , L W 3 X, , 5' g is Rs ,L . J rs. O'Nea1 congratula S0'H'b3H - - - After thep 1 yfh ghtthey e double. and again ihe Drama Club . . . Sophomores earn money for next year's exchange student. 5 e f il P f P f th f ISO F7 Ns T 1 Q 17 ith all Four of the leads i n the Drama Club- production Carousel are: Genell Greenberg as Louise, Nancy Collins as Carrie, Swanee Hunt as Nettie and, Pat Richardson as julie. .,... ., ' ff -- A 'ts A if r 1 , W1 ' Q , . b ,, , i -wp R I 2, .lk A V - n 'fag' ' r a . I have this problem, I can't see beyond my nose. , ' T 'I ' ' 42 ' - f .. 3 ,gf ,ig ,N V. fi ,sf ' idx W Hg at In , t -7 f ,J of ' , 5- 5 p .JT e-uf, 1 'N V ink s sg . Q 1 if L g t . 1 Q- V 23 , i'li S , i F 3-1, Mandy Mayhew votes in the Fourcast picture contest. Vx, A Happiness is holding hands-with each other? I5I J 4t E Amie: Our own Egyptian sphinx. Senior-Freshman Dag Very interesting but not amusing f Zen Our Student Council representative? l52 A Wy, if BANG ! Y! Q' 4 Q' y is this the French class? Honor Sociefg Ini+ia+ions What's the password? ',, -'-, ff I La Cucaracha You're waiting for the fairy princess? x I dreamed I kissed a pig in my maidenform tunic. I53 a 4 Y l ,IQ 'il i , 5 Q 3 S l The honorees were: Cathy Castle-man, Bitsie Jennings, Sally Knight, Cathy Orr, Pam Pitzer, Roxanne Russell, Nancy Strauss, Jan Woodward, and Lynn Woodward. V Sally Knight receives her award from Mr. Lyle. Al right: Mr. Merritt congratulates Lynn Wood- ward at the tea immediately following the presenta- tion of awards, Mr. Lyle speaks with recipients Roxanne Russell and jan Woodward. I54 Founder's Dag The Founderis Day Award is given to those students who have shown outstanding citizenship through their service and loyalty to the school and who rep- resent the four cornerstones on which Miss Hockaday founded the school: courtesy, scholarship, athletics, and character. organizaiions H. SW if' . I! i if lillliillIilliiilie f Q u c' at ls a 'l j f lFl iff' 1375: 5114 t ' ' if 5 t ' 3 'N ,fA V ll' It 1 1' .. i iii-f Q f V,,t7 nf .4 I - 1 . Y ,A Xb ' y If Student Council The Student Council is composed of the thirteen elected representatives of the Upper School. Acting as the voice for the opinions of the student body, the Student Council strives to formulate and enforce the school's regulations. The t two main objectives of the Council are to promote student unity and school citi- zenship. Spwzror-Mrs. Duncan Preridefzf-Nancy Strauss Vice-Prefidem'-Cathy Orr xl A 2. gms ., President Nancy Strauss and the Freshman members Cynthia Flynn and Gay Shults. House Council The House Council is the governing body of the Residence Department. It consists of a President from each form and two fresh- man proctors. Due to low funds at the be- ginning of the year, the Council held bake sales every week to help increase the treasury. In addition the House Council met every week to discuss any problems the boarders might have. With several new privileges and aims, the year 1967-68 has been a very suc- cessful year for the Hockaday House Council. Sponsor-Mrs. Gildersleeve Preridefzf-Bitsie Jennings Vive-Prerident-Parrish Fuller 4 Jams X I ., . s W? if i s ssemblg Committee President of Smith College, Mr. Mendelhall and Swanee Hunt dis- cuss an assembly. The Assembly Committee Chairman is chosen by the president of the student coun- cil at the end of the year. She then chooses for her committee girls who she thinks will stimulate its operation. The cornmittee's pur- pose is to recommend speakers and plan programs for the various assemblies. One of its major responsibilities is Fantasia, the annual talent show with girls in each form participating. Spozzror-Mrs. Duncan Preyideni-Swanee Hunt Vice-Prerident-Jennifer Josey The Athletic Board has eleven elected members: the President, the Green and White Team captains, and a representa- tive from each of the four forms. The duties of the Board are to choose the members of various school teams and to suggest suitable calendar dates for ath- letic activities. The Athletic Shield, the all-school H , the Letter Sweater, the Fondren Award, the Athletic Cup, the Spirit Plaque, and the Banner are award- ed by the Athletic Board. Spofzrm'-Miss Rainwater Prerifzlezzf-Cathy Castleman Athletic Board a,,-tauQ tang S' Welcoming Committee A smiling face, a warm greeting, and a helping hand are some of the first expressions of the spirit of Hockaday seen by a new student when she is met by the Welcoming Committee. Consist- ing of girls from all four forms, the chosen members of this committee write letters during the summer to all new stu- dents. At the opening of school, the Welcoming Committee assists the new and old boarders as they arrive. The re- sponsibility of the Welcoming Commit- tee does not end with the beginning of school, for the members are year-long ambassadors of enthusiasm, sincere in- terest, and good will. Spomor-Mrs. Duncan Prefidezzl-Nancy Strauss so ' Nb Ai-VI f f , r, it ,,,,,,,r.a.4 sf V , , , gg 5-.mx if ' 2 r , lg, .' - , - i ' Neg! if ' 5 -lu' , w ' , rw r, ix? 'N ',,, , 4. Q N .N-,Y f Q- 4' ' Q W Y' ,K if , raiwf i 'wif ' ei ' , wp, 5? al' .fi up at 'awM'.-.w. , , I :i-.qzfasg I , Y' Mgr, - ' H ,--35. . 5 or, IQ, ,f-V Seger., 'f V, H4114 .fb as 'N P, f s , ff1,3f'Z ly ' 'F' Y. 5 fig r.m24.i,. 533g 'XgVM.,. ,,,, .Wm A ,Vu -we in. v ,'-. 'i Q51 BMX' psf! . for , i, fwfr lv 5, ff' Clubs Congress The Club Congress, an organization of club presidents and Student Council mem- bers, strives for enthusiastic and worthwhile extracurricular organizations at Hockaday. Through this representative group, clubs are evaluated in their relationship to each other and to the school. Any questions concerning programs, finances, or the formation of new clubs, may be considered by the Congress. The Club Congress assumes a responsible role in the selection of the student recipients of the Founder's Day Award. This award is presented annually in recognition of out- standing character and dedicated service to the school. Sporzrorr-Mrs. Duncan Mr. Thomas Prerident-Cathy Orr ,ca-Jammu-r--. . il Mi I -- S Maw .. .,.. ..,. .. .,.. , r . . , --,..-if e i - . , . t wr-52 tt . ..... .. t '.., - M , L. -L.. t .- ---M , iii -'--'. 1. '1 '-'- .-,- - Y .- E .. he ..., ,....,i....1 ..... K , , Q . - -6 'lyl , W 55 - 1 The Round Table studying the weeks news in Terry House. Round Table --.-.4..1,,, 4523 Z www E Rounds Table's dauntless leader, Mr. Merritt. The Round Table is an informal dis- cussion group that meets weekly to dis- cuss, evaluate and analyze topics of general group interest. The group's pur- pose is to enhance the thinking and ques- tioning abilities of each member, This year the club had some Dallas hippies as guests to discuss the new hippie cult. The members have done research and given reports on narcotics and their grow- ing use in the United States. The girl with a discerning mind is offered the opportunity to express her point of view. S!1f!1i.liKlI'fMf. Merritt Pz'e.s'izJef1!iMary Maude Bailey Vice-P1'e.m!e11!fSr1e Kronick What is happening in Russia? Have you heard the latest news about Vietnam P These are typical questions asked by the members of the Current Events Club. Naturally, Vietnam, the Space program, inflation, and other such subjects are topics which came up most frequently, but there have also been some rather heated discussions about the coming Presidential elections. Discussions are backed largely by information taken from The Sfllfiwlf lVeekly, a small newspaper with an interesting range of news items. Often, members have the opportunity to attend speeches given by nationally famous people such as Henry Cabot Lodge. The aim of the Current Events Club has been to learn something about the issues troubling the leaders of today's world. Spomoz'-Mr. Joyce Pfwidefzt-Elizabeth Murphy Vice-Pzwizlefzf-Mopsy' Hopkins Current Events 1 X ...E at 'vii ,Q .14 'sins' A- ' WP fb 31 The Trauma troupe is an organization for masochistic students. It offers them an outlet for their repressed desires through late hours, hard labor, and a little artistic expression. This year, the Pretenders presented A Different Drummer , The House of Bernada Alba , and a series of one acts. They also did the stage work and lighting for the Christmas show, Carousel , the lower school operetta, and other school pro- ductions that required theatrical talents. Spozzror-Mrs. Cory Preridefzt-Angier Peavy Vice-Preriflezzl-Frances Aronson r QQ a , si. I it TTI 3 U Members of the Pretenders before performance of A Different Drummer . Llcrs. Tlu-y .xrc IIOINlH.llL'kl by thc Prctcmlcrs l l i The Pllyurs are the Flite of the Prclcn- l and votull on lwy thc other plgyurs. They are clwwn for their XX'llllIlKQIlCSS to work nlwovc .md lwyoml thc C.1ll of duty, loxwr School - l,:3QPIsf55x opcrutms. lmxsinylls, xxyztcr slums, the Bol- . n ggeagigtj U Q f' shox lulln-if - mom ut thcsc urs too grmt for I 1 A - the 4l.umllL-ss plxycrs to umlcrlakc. V l s W 1 l - Sf1w1w1'f-Mrs. Cory I ii Q 1: I , . ' K 'L A k 3 L ' 6 P7'6zY!LfL'1lf--AAIlgICL' Pcavy , M ' iv. I QR E. ' 2 f ' fl 1 is M. ug L A, ui Hockadag Plagers , . ,fgwnmfz f. ,, The Hocknnlny Players in Ll prmluctiun of The Huusu uf Iisrxmcln Allan . B.-.A - m., ' ,,'h g g' The Art Club and Mrs. Harrison in the art lab. . 3 ,,.L Florist Harry Bullard, President Mandy Mayhew, Vice President Claudia McKinney, and Secretary Jan Roberts. I66 This year's art club was host to many guest speak- ers, discussing topics from floral design to interior decorating. To add to the excitement, the club also made frequent field trips to a local art gallery. By these activities, the club accomplished its purpose of increasing the knowledge of those interested stu- dents who are eager for a greater awareness of art, past and present. Each girl was given the opportunity to broaden her knowledge of all types of art. SPOYZJOI'-MIS. Harrison Prefidezzl-Mandy Mayhew Vice-Prerjflezzl-Claudia McKinney The Hoclaatlay Chess Cluh is com- posed of all girls who show an ae- tive interest in the ancient art of Chess. Girls completely new to the game as well as old pros compete in our annual tournaments, Eventually, the Hockaday Chess Club plans to Challenge other schools to participate in Z1 tournament. SfJ01zm1'fMr. Swan P1'eJirfe11f--Mzlry Mtillen Becky Rogers and Helen johnson playing chess Chess Club VIWMLWM ,w,,,,.,.w ,,,, M,,,..,,,.,. H I E t-ww. 1 WM YA . ,, 7' V , ,. . ff gl A l N Science Club A picture of the Welch Road entrance of the School taken from camera. I 1, .ifi A gr. 2 a rocket-mounted This yearis Science Club has studied several different fields of science, in- cluding topology, computer program- ming, the nature of color, the operation of a Chinese abacus, and the aerody- namics of match rockets. A field trip to a hydroponics station was planned, and, in the Spring the club launched into its main project, the building and firing of rockets. Spomor'-Mr. Wagnon Preiidezzl-Kathy Mack Vice-Pferidem'-Azer Taskent Marlin Club The Marlin Club is the synchronized swimming club at Hockaday. The club be- gan this year with a water show celebrating the opening of the new outdoor pool. Dur- ing the fall months, the SMU Dolphin Club presented a workshop teaching skills, stunts, and styles of swimming to the group. In February the club presented its annual water show. Other activities of the Marlin Club in- cluded seeing special films on swimming, performing for Dadls Day, and performing at the opening of the new St. Mark's pool. SfJ07Z50l'5-MlSS Smith Mrs. Plath Preridefzf-Parrish Fuller Vire Pfwiciefzi-Adrian Anderson Marlin Club production for the Boarders The School Service Committee is com- posed of girls from all forms. This club is responsible for various jobs and serv- school year. Lunch- and the Christmas school are handled In the spring, the to plan and execute a successful Dad's Day, including dec- orations, invitations, and entertainment for the dads. This Club is truly a service to the school. ices throughout the room arrangements decorations for the by this committee. club's biggest job is Spmzrof'-Miss Griffiths Chairman-Sally Knight C0-Clmirmfw-Vicki Vanston School Service I7O v Members of the Community Service Communitg Service The Community Service Committee is a group of girls who want to devote some of their time to helping others. Activities this year included the annual spring fashion show, in connection with Neiman-Marcusg a Christmas Can-paign and Sock Tree g bake salesg a Red Cross production partyg and work in hospitals. One of the new projects was the Christmang Vietnam '67 . The Committee participated in parties given at children's hospitals, schools, orphanagesg and also supported Kunja Park, a young Korean girl. The members felt that all their efforts were successful when Kur1ja's mother wrote, The only thing I can say is that all the joy of our home has been given by your favor. Spomor-Miss Hachtel Clmirmmz-Andrea Nasher C0-C!9!ZfI'77lf17I-SLlSlC Strauss Aides to the Community Service W '!! F Concert Choir The Concert Choir is the only stu- dent organization that meets every clay. It is responsible for presenting an an- nual Christmas show and operetta. This year the operetta will be the musical Cfzrozrrel. Also ever year the Concert Choir and the St. Marlcs choir give a concert in conjunction with the Dallas Symphony Orchestra. This year the Faure Reqzfiem will be sung. Sponsor-Mr. Merriman Prefidenf-Kay Leftwich as K time it in The Vesper Choir is made up of boarding students who are interested in singing. The choir is actually composed of two choirsg the Senior choir and the Underclass choir. These two groups provide the music for the monthly vesper services in the hoarding department. Conducted by Mr. Tom Merri- man, the Vesper Choir also performed sev- eral times throughout the year for the en- tire school. Sjlouror'-Mr. Merriman Pre.ride11liLynn Woodward g 'N ff L ,, , -. pw- wi ' fit ,fr A T' X A f it - fi ' 1 El, ' 'x 4 . 5 , A NV Q, 3' x V S .Q F .J , . T F af I 1 y li- Abare: Karla Esteve, Editor of the Activities Section, and her assistant Barbara Jaffe. E E Photographers for the Cornerstones are Trudy Richardson and Blake Kennedy. M sw l ii 'Aft ! E ' w f -' Y , as i cf ' ,QN s '.r ' ,M Susan Skeeters, Editor Carla Crosby, and Debbie Munves make up the Lower School Section. I74 7 ly c l ,v--Q c. I W s i -.. 'ff ,M ,......-f Sport Section members Carole Bond, Editor Jan Woodward Nancy Kalina. Cornerslones Laurie Tobian, Editor Lucy Steere, and Terry Berg form Unclerclass Section. ,A .5 1-1 Q iA y Z4 .f ,,V, A Cornerstones Editor Susan Tobian and Mrs. Kenning The four founding traditions of The Hockaday School are courtesy, scholarship, character, and ath- letics. The name Cornerstones is representative of these four principles. The annual is responsible for bringing a vivid and lasting collection of school traditions and activities into one unit for the 1967- 1968 year. The annual's editor is chosen by the re- tiring editor and the sponsor, and the staff is picked in the spring of the preceding year. Sjiofzfor-Mrs. Kenning Editor-Susan Tobian 'll i Y 'ttn , M . E . VVVV I ky ,,,,. M, , X, H : ' I . , . S I nntnn 5 The Senior Section is made up of Beverly Hill, Susan Lively, Editor Pam Pitzer and Swanee Hunt. Faculty Section with Editor Cathy Orr and Nancy Collins P The Organization Section composed of Bonnie Burdett and Editor Lainy Luckacloo. E75 Qgj ! The Fourcasi 14 .W --' -me .QA Mrs. Escobar, Miss Raatikka, Gayle Anderson and Marianne Wells reviewing news galleys. af- 'i'W Published seven times a year is Hockaday's news- paper The Fourcastn. Besides presenting the papers to the students, faculty and friends of Hockaday, the Fourcast Staff decided to sell bound copies of the newspaper this year. The basic organization of the paper was also changed this year by having an Executive Committee. In addition, a training program was initiated for the new members. S j10fz.r01'r-Mrs. Escobar Miss Raatikka Editor-Gayle Anderson ilifzfmgifzg Edilar-Marianne Wells l Q R ... .Q v 'X iwqie K i Ml a, A .kr v . ,, f m K -sun. The Vibraio The Vibrato', is Hockaday's creative arts magazine, consisting of poems, short stories, essays, and art work by Upper School stu- dents. ln addition to organizing the maga- zine, the Vibrato has several other ac- tivities. This fall, the annual contest to discover the best artist and author among the students was held. The winners, Anne Weary and Frances Aronson, were honored at a theater party. And in November, Mrs. Lynn Northrup spoke to the group on cre- ativity. Spomor-Mrs. Fey Editor'-izz-Chief-Ann Galt Art Editor-Mandy Mayhew Editorial Edifor-Debbie Lawrence H. ...,, ' tu. is 5 SA , Q S- gsai, 1 milf if ,4 .M V -',,i K H fl? 5 Qiudentes Qapieniiae as lr lk tl if The Latin Club laboriously sanding sticks for the Roman Banquet. The Studentes Sapientiae, sponsored by the Latin department, is Composed of students now enrolled in Latin. The girls belonging to this club will serve as slaves at the Roman Banquet. Later in the year, providing their grades are worthy, they will be initiated into the Dux Femina Faeti. While learning about Roman history and Culture, the elub's main activity is to prepare for the Roman Banquet. This includes making scrolls, planning the menu, polishing silver, and making wreaths, They also perform a play at the Dux's Saturnalia Party in the fall. Sf707Z50f'e-MIS. Lewis Prizzcepr-Kaleta Doolin Semfzdfz-Gay Shults use Dux Femina Facii The Dux Femina Facti is the Latin Honor Society at Hockaday. The club broadens the members' knowledge of Roman beliefs and customs. Major events during the year are the Saturnalia. party and the Roman Banquet, for which the Studentes Sapientiae prepare during their club meetings all year. The Latin class- es write and produce their own skits, and ambassadors from schools in the Dallas area attend this famous Banquet. Spomor-Mrs. Ehricht Cofzmlr-Lynn Woodward Roxanne Russel Cynthia Flynn and Blake Kennedy at the Dux Femina Facti initiation ,yi MW. Oman Wreathmakers The Wreathmakers is an organization which aids in the preparation of the Roman Banquet put on in the spring by the Latin Department. Any girl interested in this society is eligible when she has completed three wreaths: an open ivy wreath, a closed ivy wreath, and a closed flower wreath. A student is made a member of the club when another member has approved each of her wreaths. A junior Wreathmakers Society, pat- terned after the Upper School club, has now been formed by the seventh and eighth grade Latin students. Spomor-Mrs. Ehricht Prefiflefzi-Barbara Iaffee ll t 0 i fflvlltlllglblitalvisisshliilk vsismgiilil, l Q stats'i'1MWi The members of the Palmenorden strive to attain rt sense of German cul- ture and tradition. Some of the activities of the club included speaking German, iurticipating in the Wfurstfest at New Braunfels, and singing the German song Edelweiss . The annual dinner was held in the spring at the jagerstube Res- trturnnt. Sjmzzmr-Mr. Skaggs C!9cZ1If6'f!0I'-G6OfglC Harvey Vjfcp-CIQKIIIFENOI'-Cldudld Black Palmenorden 'O i f : I 1 I? +4 4 -Q is V4 A sl i i'.'i-lnillsixvi ijt ti li G il X U 1 5 QSQQP5 HMB! U 9 I' U New initiates of Tu Tertulia. Former members of Tu Tertulia Tu Tertulia is the Spanish Honor Society. To be a member, a Spanish student must have an average of UB-f- or higher, or she may enter as an hon- orary member from a Spanish-speaking country. This year, thirty-four new members were initiated in a ceremony in Great Hall. Each initiate had to write a poem in Spanish about a Certain old member of the club. The initiation dinner was held at Ports O'Call, where authentic Spanish paella was enjoyed. Sf107I,f07'ffMIS. Daniel Mrs. Escobar Pzefiflefzf-Chelo Murray Vice-P1'e5icfe11IwKay Leftwich Serrelfzry-Karla Esteve T1'6d.K'7ll'FI'-NClllC Mallon Former members To many people Entre Nous is more than just a French honor society, It is monthly meetings with refreshments, lirench Christmas carol parties, guest speakers, crepe suzettes, and the invitation CHI have to memorize what?! Quest -ce que Cest fZ1z1zJer?l' At five cents a laugh I'll be bankruptlnj, high- lighted by dinner at La Vieille Varsovie. But really the most important part of any club is its members, and it is the enthusiastic support of its members that has made the French honor society truly a cluh Entre Nous . S!I0lIJ'0I'ilVlD.Cl21IUC Beauvois Preridwzl-Jan XVoodward O Initiates K s 11 ' - .i . '45 W f el 1 lx Qt Q ,. g , ,Q r 5 45 ei . 1 . I l l Mu Alpha Theta The Hockaday chapter of Mu Alpha Theta, the math honor society, was it A revitalized by several changes in the to t 'ss'e -M ' ' Y . : 'T E constitution. The organizations major project this year was the Math Tourna- ment, held in February and hosting 50 schools, Later in the spring the annual dinner for the old members and the new initiates was held at Cattlemen's. Requirements for admission in the club are an AU in the first semester of third or fourth year math and the maintenance of a BJ,-. SPOTZJOI'-MIS. McClure P1'8IilZ67Zf4MOPSY Hopkins Vice-Prefidefzf-Tricia Wilson t as President Mopsy Hopkins and an award winner at the annual Math Tournament. 0 aih Iehcs A sound mind a healthy body Hockadaisies hlstrom. Have Hard foughi Season 3 wwf-f'2Q Fi LW Q -we Vi. ll ? U r l X, KS ' ms1WFv-wx W Q In . ' at ,Vk, ' L 'W 'W l llll , WK Q - vgmj ' w, Aj f., A:m. m , Q L nn , ,. .ir Wg-SY fm .,, . fx E.. ,T , NJQ. Wkky l l l lnnl , l P I- ig, - A -. -- ' A Team captanns Lynn Wmnoclwarcl and Cathy Castlemen l, , ' - -og, X F51 rw iy t,,. Q if y I Q q P, C. adeptly clribbles the ball clown the field. Lynn lunges for the ball. mf: 403 in : !!' dup., ,W 4 5ig,,0,g5 9-4 . A ' if 'V ' ' . 'Z if I Mu ,. 'fl ' W A . , yy , QQ' 'J' ' x A ,, 'A' I my ' nl' 1' 'Y 4 , ' V W , H 44 ' V , l l' in .2 A. . My l VV ,, f ' , I fu ' Nj fr. . -' , 3 , ' K I an ' A Q www fi., .,,,. in f -ph., N -6s . . f 2... aww ' 4 r Aff' ' ,. 'KIRK , ...Lf NL 4 MQ, Y M K. ' f if-M -ge... Y ,Ni 7 'F' 9 if fu., flu 4 On the way to the game. Pam Pitzer exhibits the excellent balance required of the hrickey player. .. sf- :, , :ff i . '-ai, 7 '!, ' , ...mini It's not whether you win , . . H K -'im ur lose .. iz... ,,, ,Q 1 Wm., wx, W - n it's how you play the game. W pmgav'-1:4 The tension of the game drives Lynn to distraction. I 88 ig... Swimmers Splash to Victorg SWIMMING TEAM Fin! row ffrom left to rigblj: Lynne Tatum, Laura Bayoud, Lyssa jenkens, Shelley LCC, ' ' ' ' B li Butler, Lauri Hansel, Andrea Nasher, Lesa Ingram, Parish Fuller, Brtsie Jennings, ec y Nancy Cohen, Carolyn Sanfield, Lana Miller, Kathy Woods, Susie Nelson, Amanda Shelton, Mary Dawson, Mary Broday, Laura Kennedy, Blake Kennedy, Martha johnson, Mindy Zeder, Sandy Daly. Miss Smith talks with captains Shelley Lee and Martha johnson about upcoming meet. In its third season at Hockaday the varsity swimming team displayed both talent and spirit. The Daisies defeated Greenhill twice in dual meets. In another dual meet Ursuline also suc- cumbed to I-Iockaday. At the Invitational Relays our flower-powerful team placed second, sur- passed only by the SMU freshmen. At the tournament in Houston, Hockaday won over two of the teams, but lost to Wichita Collegiate. The grand finale for the team was the spirited fun meet with the St. Mark's varsity team. Swimmers take it easy after a hard race. The secret of the dive is in the bounce if join Hockaday and St. Marks swim meet is wel- comed with a flood of enthusiasm. GI-i-ide! asketball Team Bounds Into Action .ff C Miss Rainwater l Captain Nita Smith Captain Cathy Castleman BASKETBALL TEAM Fin! raw KLe7'2 zo righzj: Nancy Strauss, Glenda Cruse, jan Woodward, Mary jo Waits, Nita Smith, Pam Pitzer, Lynne Tatum, Nancy Undrewood, Sue Eisen, Carolyn Estes, Kalita Doolin, Pam Harvey, Kathy Mack, Debbie Lyle, Kate Bower, Barbara Bennett, Trudy Richard- son, Linda Lipscomb, Barbara Jaffe, Martha Riley, Nan Works, Candice Keller, Kathy Perkins, Mimi Parker, Pam Campbell, Diane King, Helen Johnson. I9I Enthusiasm is essential in basketball Naney Underwood attempts to dribble through the hand of her opponent. One of Nita's more graceful moments . . . Better luck next time, Pam. An overhead pass should do the trick . . . Nita Smith goes up for a jump shot. No. 4 attempts a layup, while everyone else stands in awe. Ignoring obvious distractions, P.C. shoots Mary jo's deceptive dribble saves the day. Barbara Bennett brings the ball out. Qpeedball Stars Clinch Conference iaith' SPEEDBALL TEAM Smrzdifzg: Peggy Lingo, Pam Harris, Mary O'Boyle, Shelley Lee, Emily Lutken, Liza Felcler, Molly Barnes, jenny Stewart, jenny Inge, Evy Kay Rhodus, Mopsy Hopkins, Susan Kurth, Carol Hurd, Molly Brewer, Martha johnson, Kathy Fill- more, Michele King, Elizabeth Murphy, Lynn XXfoodward, Amanda Shelton, Cindy Wriglit, Nancy Neuswanger, Dorry Lee, janet McNabb, Angier Peavy, jane Hall, Lucy Crow. Swzzed,- Miss Smith, coach, and managers, Mary Broday, Terry Berg, Blake Kennedy, Madelon Jaffe, Cheryl Milkes, Mary Dawson, ,M ii S A Team captain Lynn Woodward and Miss Smith with the winning ball. Miss Smith and the team at practice l94 67. W-5 W ,Mq'....g, ,f ' K .Q K 7 Q., 'Qgsi x ' 5 Twvgxf - i' ' fi -13' - l Te' -raw lei, ...V , Q. N- , 7 fi-43: i ,Ag ff-3.-:'vgg5',:isgw gif' ' H . Q ,,, ,,.. . -'+-l,fe.x, l ww 3, p , ', My ,QL',.yff5 2fi,,Q Wf?x 4f,,g-Fa- fir , 'Mg . ,' , '. Q yt., . gin- fi 4 , ,b l 71,1 'f,,kg,,!,Ye,, f. 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S 'K W, x a Miss Smith gives a pep talk at halftime A' is The team takes a time-out. -r 1 ,, H14 , 94' '.V5,,,w f - f' Ll if - , -if 9 I ' dl 5 1, , , ,I - N WL :,W N V Mun .QQ , ! 1 j W , to 4 0. 1' ma y u: 5 s' it W , M, aj Q 3 .l ' ivan '11 Vw , My . 5 In I X wwf 15.1, 7. I 2. X . 5 M, I X V' f 'Inq in . V 3.1 , ,UXI4 y ikmlw' C I 1 A Id as PM . M! 5 sw M if 1, y ' l . y. L A ' I ,I in ski' . ,. y h gf' e' 1 , f 1 a L Y ill 5 in , -, --my 'lf 5 . r Z Y i . ,M,, . H , ' 1 , 4 , .U 1, J raw.. f,, I I if! ,I QA, W V Vi 7,7 , ,,., 16 ,V if l 5 ' 'Q ' i Y L ' ' ' M ' s A -e 3' G' fgs Mfg we ,,. tk- 121 ' 1 --' Molly Brewer, jenny Inge, and Amanda Shelton listen intently , 3, .f',A',,'l u to Miss Smith's strategy. ' '7 A 12 V' N ' 7. , 51 MQ K If TG I96 Mary O'Boyle sets to heave th opponents. Q ' ,,-Q ., I vi. 3 Qi. f ww .-4,- Teamwork makes the difference. , e ball away from her I , 'K , M A-j ,Kai T'z.' nfllsfy.. . ,. N, sv. .ff H' Varsiig Vollegs +0 Cathy Castlcman returns the ball with skill. Beloux' Pam Pitzer spikes the ball to keep the team on the offensive. f . ,,,,.-f' ,www rnmnwfww W, xg... W, Y - me-,,1:g,, , . W if QW KK o ,B Q, 4 me gf ag' ,.ff-' ,aw I97 4 . . . Viciorg f' fy 4, A g 5 Q .H WV lr' A: ,,,, , P' - 7 , Fwy, l98 -w ' i Q wx V I , .,, 1, gg , L - ' 'W I , , k ,W M 57 V WVVV + f w 1 ,- ',,, 'w 5 ' f 1 127 ' 5 L 1 ,'7 ,3AQ,Q 'fy 'Q-QE? . ' A -f.f ,,ff'9 f . , 1 if 4 'K H f 1, 5 . , V35 , M g K A I QL:-1 W , fnaVQ3!f ,- ' . f W f ,,,.k ,nv M E f I 5 M M WV ' ww NJp..,jf:k WN. .,..- ,,,- .-'f N . 7 f 'D Softball Swings Info Season f f Diane King and Elizabeth Thorne bask in the spring sunshine. This year's softball squad includes the var- sity team and a junior varsity, established to give girls extra practice for Form and Green and White games. The players are coached by Mrs. Barr, with Mr. Merritt as unofficial mentor. The spring schedule contains plans for a Softball Sports Day at Hockaday, and the team travels to Houston for Conference play the weekend of April 26. 20l Sharon Fewer connects for a line drive, Junior Jumble at practice. FRESHMEN: Guy jaggi, jane Hull, Gay Shults, Peggy Lingo. 59 69 JUNIORS: Annbel Hcrrcrias, Brmnis Burdett, Ruthie Kean, Michele King. 1 1 SOPHOMORES: Laurie Tohian, Madelon Jaffe, Margie XV:1gers, Susan Kurth, heerleaders , , ,, SENIORS: Azcr Tnskent, jenny Inge, Kay Leftwich, Kathy Wooiis. 203 11: ,gM,,. ,f S ei' 53 or ,J2' k,VV W? . T ty we awp zfiifdf ,- .1 M ny Q., s. X we - 13 fe While Team Cheerleaders Chclo Murray, Molly Barnes, Evy Kay Rhorlus, Genell Greenberg, Bitsie Jennings. rr if 'rfe lll l ii 1 'e l'99h 93 ITI i' f or Cheerleaders 204 Gay jaggi, Mary Maude Bailey, Pat Richardson, Kathy Woods. - F jr- SK Varsifg Cheerleaders ff' j r H, X H A e 'lee leee e A . , 1 kk WK V L , , 1'1f f W X g f 4, 34 if tw - V Q , N 2 . Wim AN- Carole Bond, Carla Crosby, Kay Leftwich, Che-lo Murray Bitsie Jennings, Pat Richardson Knot pzczured: Grace Steerej. ii-If x.-...qg..,,aaM READY . . . gnu--' GO! ,L--ffpi We've Goi Qpiriil W .f- amo- xl , , 4- -3 i , 'F 11 15,1 5 V :!'!V?i. M72 gil pig 'T' ,J lower school There is a learning time in youth which, suffered to escape and no foundation laid, seldom returns. 7 ff X HQ' C DIR. THEODORE BRADLEY Principal of Lower School E5 The purpose of Lower School is to give each girl the basic fundamen- tals necessary to continue in Upper School, to instill the proper study habits that will insure success in later years, and to mold into each girlls character the ideals of Miss Hockaclay. i I I in... . l 3. ,af , , A f ,'f' . ,.f, . , ff.-- f, , f . -f -, p , f .3-,inner ff mai BIRS. R. L. DAVIES Serremry of Lower Srbaol Facultg 1, i .... time U -f-'N . if' Q:-7 - y , . 'K y XX s x N t ,.,, 'mfiif MRS. E. J. HILL-Fin! Grade MRS. W. C. SHERARD-Fir!! Grade B.A. Northwestern University B. S. Southern Methodist University M.A. Southern Methodist University 57-. i f an---.i ..,f. vifkfiifiaxxiizintiie ifiiigfgm se-: ' -3:4 m' MISS ZULA WYLIE-Second Grade MRS- J- H- ROSE-Sf'f0'Yd Gfffde B.S. Southern Methodist University B.A. University of Texas IQ i BN' MRS, J. F, DRAKE7Tlyj,-d 5,446 MRS. PAUL CRUME-Third Grade B.A. Baylor University B.S. Texas Woman's University if , t 5 1 .is 11 N MRS. RUTH THOIXIAS-Murir-'I'bird-Sixlfa Grade B.Mus. North Texas State University MRS, L, O. KING, jR,+F0u1fl1 Grade A.B. University of Wfiishington fx.. 1, .., i in... MRS. C. G. STONE-Fonrlfy Grade' ' f Ll'A' 1 ,,,, ..,. . . M y BA., B.S. Texas XVoman's University y 2 ,L .., K R A iii L L .iee A nnni 1 it ' RUSS LUCETTE INIOULIN-Fr611615-Ffwt--Fiflb BA. Knox College gf x . aHl.L-t-Ill Hl gg: '76 V '. ,Af ,,,i.. V., U f ff -5, l...'- MRS. W. CHENOXVETH-Ar!-FouUla-Eighzb MRS. THEODORE BRADLEY and MRS. ALLEN MAXWELI. BS. University of Vfisconsin Lmzxgizage Tnzirzizzg M.A. University of Iowa University of Maine Zlo HA. Southern Methodist University .v l i 5 MRS. BETH A. HARRIS-Fifth Grade B.A. Southern Methodist University MRS. ROBERT ROE, JR.-Fifzb Grade B.S. Oklahoma State University si: e,ot, . l T 'E li l ,,. 77 :57 W i A ' ti' ? MRS. CHARLES HETHERINGTON-Sevenlla Grade Hockaday junior College B.S. Barnard College il MRS. NEWTON HAMMET-Sixlb Grade B.A. Southwestern College of Tenn. MRS, G. W. BROWN-Sixlb Grade A.B. University of Michigan ' 1 8 3 l MRS. WM. KNIGHT-Sixth-Sezfenlb Grade B.S. Southern Methodist University 2Il .l .sg fs MRS. C. F. SMYERS-Severzib Grade MR. M. M. BOYD- B-A. Grinnell University B.A. University of Dallas M.A. University of Denver 4 it ri Q 'ffm L as sf M' M f' W 'E .V ,Q W W , 2 2. f K if is J 5 X R' ..'J'7, .,f, . .. , cr 1 i'i ,, ,L L, gi - 1 l R . ,. it .L 'i JM. iisi ' A A x 'rg 5 ,,., 'Aft' Lower School teachers teaching in Upper School Left to riglnl: MRS. R. F. NEAL, MRS. L. E. LEWIS, MR.. M. M. Mc LENDON MR. OWEN HARNED-Eighlb Grade MRS. P. B. MARCELLUS-Eighth Grade A.B. Washington and Lee University B.A. University of Michigan a t enei R 'asf A W FIRST GRADE Fin! row reated: Suzanne Garnsey, julie Melnick, Suzanne Rose, Greta Brounoff, Susan Draffkorn Serond row: Sherry Wicker, Stacy Smith, Suzanne Axness, Ann Bower Third ww: Leslie Aker, Terri Cunningham, Donna Hardy, Anne Brightman, Donica johnson, Caryn Chaffin, Lori Heape, Elizabeth Rader, Anita Escobar, Tracy Stoneman. r i - 'L 'YU ,rm sg- fi?7Q?f T T W V titi .ttr 1 iiii it tiiir tzz,.z,i A iiiii'ii iiii A 9 SECOND GRADE R Firrl row .refzzeds Heather Fitzenhagen, Vicki Clark, Janet Aker Sefond row: Anne Harned, Sherri Hewett, Allyson Mackay, Sheryl Childress, Margaret Allinson, Cathy Barton ZI3 E-fa.-Q' 5X ' M X .. gif? 9 'fg:3-me 34 :35 SECOND GRADE W First row sealed: Maryann Sarris, Cynthia Medlock, Becky Mills Sefond row: Kathryn Payne, Merrilea Mayo, Betsy Rosenberg, Shayne Suttle, Lynn Williams - Q33 2I4 1 LKL, A L, Z Agxill' in THIRD GRADE C Fin! row Jeuleds Lyn Aronoff, Kay Griffitts, Doclie Dahlstrom Second row: Laurie Plath, Sharon Vaughn, Suzy Hewett, Patty Carr Third row: Suzie Suttle, Jackie Ginsberg, Mem Mills, jill Posey, jenny Smith ,gqgnwft N. l'J5,.' . 1 4- .Rf sqm' Firrt row sealed: Lori Schultz, Leslie Sinclair, Elizabeth Barbre, Rosanne Enlow, Jodi Hadsell Second row: Susan Gabbert, Kim Roe, Molly Huie, Kathy Crosby, Eve Smith, Fay Ann Wynne, Ellen Needham, Lea Tranchin f' Jw- .Mai if W i G5 ll' ' - .4 'A yi . 'G 9 ' L. Q 1 eg J is ' L I -i-. :-i S 41 4 - ,,,. Fifi! row klIB6'lf7Ig.' Merilyn Greenblatt, Laura Williams, Kim Kirkpatrick, Karen Lansburgh, Jeri Hadsell, Ann Glazer Sammi rozw: Susan Payne, Melissa josey. Sharron Hunt, Tracy Kypke, Linda Lantrip, Kathy Mackay Third faux' Heidi Mantz, Sherrye Threadgill, Leslie Heape, Cynthia Wagner, Catherine Figg, Criss Crossen, Patricia Mairs 2I5 ' xv 1' - 4 Q ig Q .,.., , 1. E , i 1565 , , ,xl B ,, ' ., :' I 425, 'Y' is i ' 1 1 - , . isa-wi'-ali , - W B W Q Q FOURTH GRADE S Firrl raw: Ginger McAnally, Kathy Martin, Barbara Taylor, Amanda Miers, Bitsy Fillmore Second raw: jean Hancock, Lauren Embrey, Ann Benners, Melodie Swanson, Gayle Braecklein Third row: Susan Rooth, Anne Hailey, Kelly Cassidy, Nancy Garnsey, Claudia Parrill Slarzdirzg left: Beverly Bass, joan Chism, Merri Evelyn Allstadt Nat pictured: Cindy Spangler M: - ,L I L ' is S t '95 A ' s - ' 4 5 s K nw 1 Q4 XA . L Q ,..LLL FIFTH GRADE H Fir!! row: Barbara Glazer, Lisa Brachman, Susie Haas, Helaina Vial Second raw: Anne Bond, Mary Hay, Laurie Swift Third row: Debbie Buell, Sue Hayes, Martha Maclay, joan England, Betty Barr, Risa Weinberger sw I-gf I s 1 g ,i E li ' ff .-fL I Y FIFTH GRADE R Fin! row .fealed fgfoundj: Janis McCulloch, Catherine Bozeman, Elizabeth Holland, Twinkle Underwood Second raw: Diane Taylor, Catherine Irwin, Claire Pancerz Third row: Shannon Chapman, Cathy Merriman, Susan Plum, Louise Faulkner, Patti Perry, Jana Hayes, Rosemary I 2' .e fi fig ' Q93 Q S E I I I 1 I if QV x J A .mm 1-14 SIXTH GRADE B Fin! row Kkneelizzgj: Jana West, Karen Josey, Ann Priddy, Susan Thompson Sefond row: Bess England, Leslie Melnick, Margarite Winer, Valerie Ruble Third row: Victoria Fischer, Donna Stephenson, Patti Chism, Lucia Guerriera, Ginger Volk - 'S Robertson 5 S I ' 4 i 2l7 S 'Sl' 2 3 S all 5 J fit K- f 'Q 145' 1. if K SIXTH GRADE H Firrz row Kkzzeelizzgj: jennifer Eppler, Lynne Rosenthal, Cecelia Hinojosa Stffdlld muy' Lindsay Carr, Karel Siegler, jill Roberts, Leslie Maclay Third row: Sally Dinwiddie, .loci Vial, Caron Gitelman, jennifer Kennedy, Jennie Lee Taliaferro, Mara Daly, Melody Snider, Rebecca Dean fi . . i A . wi it - Q it ZI8 l Lil SIXTH GRADE K Fin! row fkneelizzgj: Nancy Hansel, jane Redman, Sally Wagner Second raw: Virginia Cartwright, Kathryn Holland, Laura McCullough, Alice Stewart Third wuz' Stephanie Kypke, Cynthia Haas, Sabrina Sabin, Carol Rowe, jan Mills, Katey Coronado . ll J '11, r 'u ,, f 'fl ,P LL X .-faq' t ii ' lv 'F ', 'V L4 r ' i ' ' , X' U V' : ,J- fi 4 . C.: is gif 55, rv ' ' SEVENTH GRADE H Fin! row Jmnding: Katie Heyhoe, Donna Curry, Wendy Beren, Betsy Best, Sara Melnick, Becky Tair, Martha Wilson, Candace Kypke Second row: Sue Smith, Barby Henoy, Lynn Richardson, Lisa Glitscli, Carolyn Brown, Emilie Aronson Third raw: Debbie Lattimore, Shari Schlachter, joan Harris, Beth Burdett, Clarissa Walker, Linda McAnally Q .. H 7 Q 35, . , I l Q if -v 4 ai ,,,, .. -',s PJ ,Wk 1'-' SEVENTH GRADE M Firm mu' feared: Mary Jo Sprvill, Sabrina Hunt, Kathie Eichenwalil, Karen Kuhn, Anne Russell Second row: Judy Berg, Kibbe Smith, Kelly Allinson, Mary Rainey, Kim Kirby, Kathy Vifilliams Tbird row: Susan Lee, Tricia Davis, Elaine Powell, Diana Price, Robin Kohler, Matney Faulkner, Ann Wilson, Embrey Gayle 2I9 . 1 3, ff s M Y r - . a -EGR. '9' ' ' N - i ,prefer we we 5 ' i, T SEVENTH GRADE S Fin! raw .fzfnzdirzgx Meg Gilbert, Sharon Smith, Brooke Stollen Werck, Holley Phelps, Carol Fair, Melinda Miers, Bonnie Schultz, Beverly Licle Serorzd mum' Alice Eiseman, janet Shields, Kathy Dexter, Laurel Akin, Sue Hardy, Teresa Taylor Third mu-.' Averille Browning, Laura Simpson, Amy Gilbert, Betty Browning, Karen Caffrey No! pifluredx Missie justice D , rrre 4 fs 4-3 i 1 fi v 1 if ul in A ,, Sf , r . I Y- -3 3 : any nz. 3 S 5 A ,Q Avi 39 L S . . - K , I ' ' ' ii - .Q Y , i X i r . r P- ' Q K M W xlikt Q V I is A A vu his '55 EIGHTH GRADE B Fifi! row kneeling: Claudia Loiselle, Beth Balman, Vicki Bowden, Donna Tolley Second raw: Shelley McClain, Chris Curtis, Cindy Hansel, Arlene Mead, Trish Ptitts Third 1'01Lr'.' Elizabeth Callihan, Christie Kelton, Barbara Pitzer, Betsy Justice, Shirley Douglass, Sherrill Dotson, Gwen Oliver Noi f1fCIll7'6!lJ.' Lainie Reed 220 Q N, ,isis N 4 5.4 3 ,ic . S ssl E F1111 row yzandzrzg Allxson Dans Becky Hayes Ten Tynes jean Straus jan Braecklem Shelley Chapin Val Glitsch 55? 1 'Q E 1' 5 ,., -R .Z 'I Mir Missy Gunn Student Council Le 1 to fzglal-.realeds Patti Chism, Kathy Hollard, Ann Glazer, Jean Hancock, Beth Burdett Second row Sue Smith, Arlene Mead, Nancy Nasher, Carol Plum, jane Strauss, Linda Lloyd Smzzdzrzg janet Shields, Gayle Embrey, Lainie Reed, Jennie Lee Taliaferro, Merritt Swenson, Helaina Vial, Elizabeth Holland The Student Council, 21 self-governing or- ganization elected by the student body, is designed to benefit the structure of the Lower School. The development of responsibility and participation in school affairs are two Student Council goals. Fund-raising projects include contributing to the Lower School library and to the support of a Korean friend, Park Soon Ja. Seated lefl lo righlx Nancy Nasher, President Beth Burdett, Secretary. Smz1dirzg.' Carol Plum Vice-President and Mr. Harned, Sponsor L5 A 1 Q l i V lil ll l y 1 l rn M vf ' - .M Vllhile Team Cheerleaders and Caplains I yt ab '1 l 'rf A A . WN. Q ,fi X f y 3 G 3' a v' -,M 1 '. ai IL 5- W ,,,,.v wgnyur' ' 2 In '- Fronl: Susan Lee Kneeling: Becky Hayes and Gayle Embrey Smrldizzgx Nancy Nasher, Linda Lloyd, Debbie Lattiniore, Sara Melnick, Carol Plum Green Team Cheerleaders and Captains 9? N , Q we az ' r- U F is-.4 Left I0 figbl-FTUIIZ raw: Missie Gunn, Emily Geyer, Lynn Richardson Sammi row: Robin Kohler, Dorothy Lay, Clarissa Walker, Matney Faulkner, Jane Strauss Ar+ Club i' Bffffffm mzzx' Susan Lee, Clarissa Whllker, Karen Kuhn, Delrie Hobbs, Cathy Baldwin, Katie Heyhoe Razz 2: Beverly Lide, Teresa Taylnr, Mary Rainey, Judy Berg, Kim Kirby, Mrs. Chennweth, Leslie Law, Emilie Aronsnn Rau' 3: Patricia Payne, Shary Smith, Blair Balrlwin, Roberta Pearle, Teri Tynes, Laura Hutcheson Banner Qlaff I KJ' Smfed: Barby Heroe, Beth Burdett, Debbie Lattimore, Lorna McMullen Kzzeelizzgx Vicki Vandeyeer, Beth Balman, Lisa Glitsch, Trish Potts, Gwen Oliver, janet Shields, Christie Kelton Sm11di11g.' Cindy Hansel, Shelley McClain, Sherrill Dotson, Milinda Miers, Ann Wilson, Mrs. Smyers Chess Club E i m Qi: .I 3 I j ,: 1 Jl f..'m X I M 1 5-J...' V. ..,:.-a-... Leff fo ffgbf: Shirley Douglass, Donna Talley, Iflizuhcth Calibau, Cresent Smith, Linda Hart, Elise Shaw, Allison Davis, Betsy justice, Blr. Bradley No! jfivlzmrl' Chris Curtis Communilg Service 9 4? N Ii I, V 1 qw.: M ,,,, , PA, rw, W' -we re-rw ff . W, ,,,. ., V . 'I ww bs' Lrfz z 4 r Slxzzdirzgs XVer1dy Bereri, Kalki Rohcrts, Murrirr Su-msinir Mrs. M.1xwcll u Hgh! .vazlfdx Shari Schlaclircr, I..uircl Akin, Marx' jo Qpruill,Mrs.Br.1dlLy,V.1lGlit5Ch 225 Debating Club Lefz to righl Jzandifzg: Emily Goyer, jan Braecklein, Arlene Mead, Marcy Holloway, Leigh Sinclair, Lainie Reed, Shelley Chapin jean Straus, Katherine Browning, Dorothy Lay, Mrs. Marcellus Sealed: Sherry Wright, Vicki Bowdin, Nancy Nasher, Carol Plum, Elynn Cassidy, Jane Strauss, Marilynn Matthew, Missie Gunn, Connie Melrose Drama Club If-17 5 Left zo rigbz bofzom row: Sabrina Hunt, Anne Russeu, Betty Browning, Lynn Richardson, Kathie Eichenwald, Alice Eiscman Screw! row: Kibbie Smith, Matney Faulkner, Robin Kohler, Diana Price, Candice Kupke, Amy Wright. Thin! row: Gayle Embrey, Donna Curry, Betsy Best, Carol Fair, Sue Hardy Fouflh row: Martha Wilson, Becky Fair, Debbie Forsyth-Smith 226 Kmlhng Club xx QR 4-' Le t to rzglaz :eazed Mxssre Justlce Karen Caffrey Laura S1rnpson Lmcla McAnally Smndzng Mrs Neal Delrre Hobbs Laura Hutcheson Hally Phelps Leslie Lau Kathy W1ll1oms Kathy Dexter Meg Gllbert Science Club H. lar ,K X Standing Sue Sm1th Mr Boyd Sara Melmck Elame Powell Mrs Hetherington, Averllle Brownmg Carolyn Brown Tr1c1a Davls Glee Club 4 p , i P Q. E + was .vs e 'SN -, 'S -X X, Q fy The Lower School Glee Club is made up of girls from the seventh and eighth grades. Every year the Glee Club presents an operetta on Dad's Day. They also perform in Chapel and sing in the Christmas program. All girls are given this opportunity to sing and act. K 1 'k' of - . -. M333 Ts ' I is Seared: Mrs. Figg, Sponsorg Lefl lo right :landings Diana Prince, Secretary jane Strauss, Vice-President. Noi fzirzured: Arlene Mead, President. 1' Please let it snow . . . Ns... Li 'mul' Egads . . . LIVER!!! -4 X H , 4 - H ,,, li t X 'va .,, It 1 H if' fp li 9 I just can't look! Striking resemblance! Want zz bite? 229 The Hockaday School 11600 Welch Road Dallas, Texas 75229 The 1968 C01'l2:?I'Il07Z6,f is now complete. It has travelled the full process of publication. Beginning with rough planning last spring, the staff took the book through an endless amount of photography, long sessions of drawing up lay-outs, final proofreading, and submission to Taylor Publishing Company for publication. The book represents hours of work on the part of many people. Most important, a yearbook can only be as good as its staff and its staff's willingness to work. This year's staff was among the best. Each girl knew her job and excelled in it, making the editor's job that much easier. These girls were de- pendable in meeting deadlines, imaginative in their work, and enthusi- astic in their desire to make the yearbook the best ever. I thank them. Next, every staff needs a sponsor such as ours to keep calm when every- one else isn't. Without Mrs. Kenning's help, you probably wouldn't have your yearbook today. All of the formal pictures and most of the informal ones should be credited to the expert skill of Mr. William Gary, Mr. Kurt Borris, and Mr. Charles Fullenweiner. And a special thanks goes to Hunt Greene of St. Mark's and Mr. David Wagnon who saved us many times this year. Mr. Bob Lynch, our Taylor's representa- tive, has also been most helpful with his suggestions. Finally, the goal of the yearbook staff has been to present a lasting record of your year at Hockaday. We hope you like it. Sincerely, Susan Tobian Editor direciorg Absent in body but present in spirit. fzmyfu wills s 23l x Barnes, Molly . . . Bassett, jennifer . . . Bayoud, Laura ...... Bell, Polly ........ Banjamin, Alexandra Bonifield, Alexandra Bower, Kate ......... Braecklein, Louise . . Butler, Aline ..... Caffrey, Lyn ...... Cartwright, Caren . . Chapman, Muffy .... Collins, Kathy .... Comerer, Mary .... Crow, Lucy ..... Daily, Melinda .... Daly, Sandy ...... Davis, Rosalind . . . Davis, Helen ..... DeCamp, Weezie .... Dickinson, Dana . . . Doolin, Willadean . Eddy, Pam ........ Felder, Liza ...... Flynn, Cynthia .... Griffin, Julia . . . Hall, jane .,.. Harvey, Pam .... Hassell, Beth .... Hogg, Ruth ....... Holberg, Kristine . . . Jaffe, Debbie ..... Jaggi, Gay ...... James, Karen . . . jenkens, Lyssa . . . Lingo, Peggy ..... Matthews, Sheila . . . McDermott, Mary . . Mead, Renie ...... Morris, Jena Sue . . . Nelson, Susie ..... Page, Kathy ..... Parker, Mimi ...... Peak, Martha ........ Pullman, Leslie Ann Rooth, Amy ......... Russell, Kerri Sue . . Seals, Beverly ..... Sherwin, Lydia .... Singleton, Robin . . . Smith, Cynthia .... Smith, Kitti ...... Stone, Sue LaVonne . . . Stroud, Joyce ...... Watson, Betsy .... Weiss, judy . . . FIRST FORM DAY 6o1sLakehursrAvenue 30 5409 Farquhar Lane 09 . . . . 5008 Radbrook Place 20 4041 Glenwick Lane 05 .... 4512 Southern 05 5820 Lakehurst Avenue 30 . . . . 6801 Baltimore Drive 05 . . . . 3616 Lexington Avenue 05 . . . 5941 Woodland Drive 25 . . . 4509 Hockaday Drive 29 . . . . 5131 DeLoache Avenue 20 . . . 6617 Ridgeview Circle 40 . . . . 7048 Elmridge Drive 40 . . . 6343 Del Norte 25 4500 Preston Road 05 . . . . 3124 Caruth Boulevard 25 . 5411 Surrey Circle 09 . . . . 13238 Copenhill 40 . 5356 Drane Drive 09 ...... 3536 Milton 05 . . . . . . 4830 Brookview Drive 20 6723 Forest Lane 30 . ,Turtle Creek, Apt. 302 19 3402 Cedar Springs Road 19 . . . 3939 Lovers Lane Circle 25 ........ 1311 Chicksaw Richardson, Texas 75080 . 5106 Meadowcrest 29 ... 5525 Falls Road 20 ........., 4456 Mill Creek Road 34 06 1912 Moser Avenue 6i25'Akf5Li11 Way, Apr. ioaw os . . . . . 7147 Lakehurst 30 . . . . . . . 6201 Forest Lane Road 30 . . . . . 4811 Hallmark Drive 29 . . . 4950 Wedgewood Lane 20 . . . . 4412 Southern 05 D I i i. D ........ 1205 Cheyenne Richardson, Texas 75080 05 . . 4701 Drexel Drive 4055 Cochran Chapel Road 09 7827 Midbufy so .. 12124 Prestonridge 30 . . . . . 4508 Hockaday Drive 29 . . . . 3300 Caruth Boulevard 25 . . . . 3500 Princeton 05 3625 Centenary Drive 25 . 3883 Turtle Creek 19 . . . . 9942 Woodgrove Drive 18 . . 5939 Luther Lane 25 ..... 5520 Emerson 09 .. 1071 Strait Lane 29 . . . . . 622 Carroll Drive Garland, Texas 75040 7341 Malabar Lane 30 . 4708 Crooked Lane 29 .. 5000 Seneca Drive 09 9500 Inwood Road 20 . 11330 Valley Dale 30 EM1-4171 FL2-7416 EMS-35 59 LAS-3470 LA8-1404 EM3-1045 EM3'7871 LA6-1002 EMI-2210 FL8-4596 EM3-5064 239-2132 AD9-7337 EM1-5327 LA1-05 57 EM8-3495 FL1-1659 AD9-8635 FL1-1659 EM8-4525 EM1-6464 Cunlistedj LAS-1910 LA6-3831 EM8-7609 AD5-2022 EMS-7834 EMI-6878 AD9-85 59 TA3-5138 EM8-7080 EM1-4298 AD9-1557 EM9-2840 EM3-2630 LAS-3701 AD5-0020 LA1-1498 FL1-6884 EMS-0822 AD9-2569 FL1-6221 EMI-6221 LA1-1466 EM1-4209 LA2-1713 DIS-1153 EMS-5413 FL2-8506 EM1-2411 BR8-1059 EM3-5319 FL7-3939 EMS-0626 EM8-4786 Wilson, Cathy . . . Works, Nan ..... Wright, Noel . . . Shults, Gay .... Alexander, Lee Ann Bates, Karen ..... Butler, Becky Clifton, Barbie .... Cobb, Kathi Hicks, Judy . . . Irwin, Leslie .... Johnson, Ruth .... Keller, Candace .. Kennedy, Laura . . . Lankard, Linda . .. Mann, Mary Hyden McCoy, Shelley .... . . . 4549 Alta Vista Lane 29 . . . 5337 Wenonah Drive 09 . . . 3504 Lexington Avenue 05 3707 Maplewood Avenue 05 FIRST FORM BOARDING 831 East Green Acres Hobbs, New Mexico 88240 52 Kebon Sirih McKnight, Blanche . . . . Milkes, Lynn Moore, Andrea Morgan, Jean . .. Randals, Jina Spires, Cindy Stewart, Caroline . . Stryker, Lynne . . . Afridi, Zarina . . . Albano, Joyce Bass, Carol Beard, Jann . . . Blair, Kate ..... Brachman, Lynn . . . Caldwell, Lisa .. Campbell, Pam . .. Caraway, Kitty .... SECOND FORM Djakarta, Java, Indonesia . . . . . 2519 Tanglewood Trail Austin, Texas 78703 Creole Petroleum Corporation Tia Juana, Zulia, Venezuela 1732 Crestmont Norman, Oklahoma 73069 ...... 611 North 17th Street Frederick, Oklahoma 73542 1107 Cherokee Bartlesville, Oklahoma 74003 . . . . . . . . 9993 Camellia Circle Lafayette, Louisiana 70501 P.O. Box 732 Galveston, Texas 1800 Leahy Pawhuska, Oklahoma 74056 . . . . . . 1224 Ridgecrest Drive Kingfisher, Oklahoma 73750 411 Reid Street Woodville, Texas 75979 . . . . . . 7440 Bocage Boulevard Baton Rouge, Louisiana 70809 Route 3, Box 300 Arlington, Texas 76012 1101 Bryn Mawr Corsicana, Texas 75110 . . . . . . . 737 Corona Avenue San Antonio, Texas 78209 . . . . . . . . . 201 Charles Street Petal, Mississippi 39465 Box 2 Montoya, New Mexico 88428 ........... Clairemont Road Snyder, Texas 79549 . . . . . . . . . . Alma Plantation Lakeland, Louisiana 70752 7951 HolidayLane Texarkana, Texas 75501 DAY . . . 3132 Whitehall Drive 29 4247 Lively Lane 20 . . . 3840 Windsor Lane 05 ..........4430 Arcady 05 . . . . . 7418 Malabar Lane 30 10036 Hollow Way Road 29 . . . . 5519 Farquhar Lane 09 10330 Gaywood Road 29 6900 Turtle Creek Drive 05 FL1-0261 FL2-1194 LA1-4213 LA6-7378 393-8759 GL7-5629 Creole 5-43 16 JE4-7835 335-2594 FE6-4296 234-4498 S03-1 523 AU7-2785 FR5-3651 BU3-3103 WA4-2864 CR4-3017 TR4-5882 TA2-5 363 582-5909 461-1259 HI3-6780 627-6603 792-0949 FL7-9698 FL1-62 59 LA8-0138 LA 1-0783 EM8-5496 EM8-3067 FL2-4674 EM3-3357 EM3-85 54 233 i Coldwell, Mary . Creson, Cynthia .. Fewer, Sharon . Fillmore, Jeanne Foreman, Reagin Glorig, Debbie . Grant, Chrissy Greer, Gay ..... Greif, Karen Hancock, Jan . .. Hilliard, Dorothy Jaffe, Madelon . Johnson, Martha . Kee, Dorry ..... Gilgore, Kathy . Kleinsasser, Olga Kurth, Susan Lutken, Emily .. Mahaney, Melissa May, Liz ...... Matthews, Valerie McClain, Carolyn McKinney, Kathy Morse, Marty .. Munves, Debbie . Nasher, Joan . .. O'Boyle, Mary .. Pauly, Wynne .. Post, Judy ..... Reese, Patty Ann Roberts, Jenifer . . Rumsey, Wendy Sprague, Cindy . Steere, Grace .. Stewart, Cynthia Tatum, Lynne .. Tobian, Laurie .. Wagers, Margie . . . Weary, Anne . . . Wheeler, Sylvia . Williams, Sharon Zeder, Mindy .. . . . . . . . 4407 Myerwood 34 4716 Cherokee Trail O9 ..... 6123 Desco Drive 25 13230 Wittmore Circle 40 . . . . . . . 3913 Caruth Boulevard 25 . . . . . . 5539 Farquhar Lane 09 4915 Wedgewood Lane 20 .........5711BrynMawr 09 5111 Park Lane 20 . . . . 576 Peavy Road 18 . . . . . . . . . . 4629 Ellensburg 34 5130 Southbrook 09 . . . . 4215 Cochran Chapel Road 09 . . . . . 3616 Princeton Avenue 05 . . . . . 3704 Alice Circle 05 . . . . . . 7230 Eudora Drive 30 10015 Regal Park Lane 30 3831 Shenandoah Avenue 05 . . . . . 3509 Hillbrook Street 14 . . 4920 Mangold Circle 29 4609 Willow Lane 34 . . . . . . 5441 Glenwick Lane 09 . . . . 4718 San Gabriel Drive 29 . . . 3700 Villanova Drive 25 6219 Joyce Way 25 . . . . . 4701 Miron Drive 20 . . . . . . . 5007 Seneca Drive O9 . . . 5318 Royal Crest Drive 29 5055 Park Lane 20 . . . . . . 3227 Frontier Lane 14 . . . . . . . 4328 Livingston 05 5844 Lupton Drive 25 .. 11534 East Ricks Circle 30 . . . 5336 Montrose Drive 09 . . . 5336 Rock Cliff Place 09 . . . . . 9825 Airline Road 30 . . . . 9612 Rockbrook Drive 20 . . . . 5816 Walnut Hill Lane 29 . . . . .. 3613 Marquette 25 . . . . . 1015 Plymouth Road 08 . . . . . . 1035 Waterford Drive 18 ................4241CochranChapelRoad 09 SECOND FORM BOARDING Broday, Mary Margaret ............................ 2200 Ellingham Caldwell, Lisa .... Casey, Susan Covington, Pem Cruse, Glenda .... Darden, Cathy .... Darner, Janet . . . Wichita Falls, Texas 76308 . . . . . . . . 2601 Curtis Drive Amarillo, Texas 79109 P.O. Box 635 Albany, Texas 76430 . . . . . . 827-19th Avenue South Nashville, Tennessee 37203 Box 167 Jaddah, Saudi Arabia . . . 2700 North Valley Mills Drive Waco, Texas 76710 ....... 3711 Cedar Elm Lane Wichita Falls, Texas 76308 AD9-1947 FL1-0275 EMS-0225 AD9-1191 EM3-0543 FL7-0095 FL7-5309 FL2-8128 EM1-5666 DA7-5223 AD9-8591 FL2-2565 FL8-2702 LA1-4568 LA8-1498 EM1-1855 EMS-2183 LA6-0659 TA4-6005 EM1-7772 AD9-8179 FL2-0464 EM1-7567 EM1-2743 EM1-4678 FL7-5298 FL2-6234 EM8-1164 EM1-4364 TA1-3069 LA1-332 2 EM1-6469 EM3-2183 FL1-3821 FL1-4151 EM8-0679 FL1-0219 EM8-6962 EM1-6503 WH8-9777 DA7-1107 FL1-5766 767-6022 FL5-1919 P02-3440 297-2343 AC 817 PR2-1665 692-3343 Dawson, Mary Lou Dixon, Trine Estes, Carolyn .... Fowler, Beth .... Good, Babs ..... Greenberg, Genell . Harrison, Leann .. Higgs, Mary .... Kean, Mabyn .... Lipscomb, Linda . .. Lombardo, Karen . Lyle, Debbie .. Lynch, Marye . . . McNicholas, Graham Mock, Pam . . . Purcell, Lynelle . . . Read, Patsy ....... Rothenstreich, Vivi Smith, jill .... Sams, jamie . . . Scott, Debbie .... Sellers, Leslie Shaw, Helen .. Singleton, Pam .... Spencer, Linda . .. Spires, Suzan Streeter, Dale Timberlake, Patti . Warren, Lisa .... Whaling, Lynne . . . . . . . . . . . 2000 Winfield Midland, Texas 79701 Route 1, Box 230 Roswell, New Mexico 88201 . . . . . . . . . 4004 Shadow Drive Fort Worth, Texas 76116 . . 1624 Northumberland Road Austin, Texas 78703 . . . . . . . . . 2022 jefferson Avenue New Orleans, Louisiana 70115 .. 125 Central Caldwood Drive Beaumont, Texas 77707 8003 Skyline Houston, Texas 77042 . . . . . . . . 8722 Trinity Avenue Baton Rouge, Louisiana 70806 . . . . . . 8027 Jefferson Highway Baton Rouge, Louisiana 70809 Apartado 663 Maracaibo, Venezuela 1875 Thomas Road Beaumont, Texas 77706 .. . .. 3833 Inwood Drive Houston, Texas 77019 . . . . . . .. Monte Libano 296 Mexico 10, D.F. Mexico . . . 108 West Caldwood Drive Beaumont, Texas 77707 . . 108 South Park Avenue Altus, Oklahoma 73521 P.O. Box 611 Benton, Arkansas 72015 .. 1613 Northumberland Road Austin, Texas 78703 ...... Fuerte de Quijote 31 Mexico City, D.F. Mexico 10 644 West Oak Drive Hurst, Texas 75053 . . . . . . . 2403 Arroyo Road Waco, Texas 76710 . . . 2310 Woodlawn Boulevard Austin, Texas 78703 602 West Cherry Drumright, Oklahoma 74030 ...... 111 West Main Street Artesia, New Mexico 88210 P.O. Box 486 Camden, Arkansas 71701 . . . 3541 Normandy, Apt. 104 Dallas 75205 . . . . . . . . Clairemont Road Snyder, Texas 79549 . . . . . 2525 Hampstead Lane Wichita Falls, Texas 76308 ,...... 4516 Cumberland El Paso, Texas 79903 1304 East Cypress Street Charleston, Missouri 63834 3702 Hamilton, Bouelvard Wichita Falls, Texas 76308 MU2-5883 622-2896 PEZ-0166 GR2-8900 897-2282 TE3-8755 SU1-1546 924-7461 WA1-5 5 28 74368 TW2-2955 NA2-5798 20-53-05 TE5-1198 HU2-1 3 52 SP8-3376 GRS-4460 20-82-26 BU2-3274 PR2-0487 GR2-7539 FL2-2 348 746-2183 TE6-2934 LA2-1786 HI3-6780 692-3555 566-7557 MU3-6395 692-0842 Adam, Mary Sue Adcock, Peggy .... Amundsen, Adrienne Beatty, Martha ..... Berg, Terry ..,..... Bloch, Mallyn Black, Cathy .... Bond, Carole . .. Brewer, Molly , . . Brooks, Sandra .... Burdett, Bonnie Cohen, Nancy ..... Cortes, Sally ....... Dahlstrom, Cynthia . Doolin, Kaleta ...... Hansel, Lori .... Harris, Lindsley . . . Harris, Pam ....... Harvey, Georgia . . . Hawkins, Molly . . . Hootkins, Susie .... Jaffe, Barbara . . . Kalina, Nancy . . . Latz, Sharon . . . King, Dianne . . . Kronick, Sue ..... Lancaster, Lanne . . . . Lautin, Judy .... Mc Nabb, janet .... Mitchell, Kate . . . Muller, Pat ..... Parish, Ann .... Paulson, Julie . . . Perkins, Kathy Phelps, Carol Redman, Mary .... Reilly, Martha ..... Rhodus, Evy Kay .... Roberts, Jan ..... Robertson, jan ..... Sandfield, Carol Lynn Schollenberger, Jan . Seay, Edith ....... Skeeters, Susan Steere, Lucy . . . Stewart, jenny . . . Taylor, Ardell ..... Thorne, Elizabeth . . Underwood, Nancy . . Winstead, Connie . . THIRD FORM DAY 11257 Russwood Circle 29 . . . 5162 Yolanda Lane 29 ..... 7218 Kenny Lane 30 . , .. 4945 Crooked Lane 29 . . . . 9110 Devonshire Drive 09 . . 7546 Greenbrier Drive 25 . . . 6943 Winchester Street 31 . . . . . 10400 Strait Lane 29 . . . . . . 2212 Custer Parkway Richardson, Texas 75080 7131 Greenbrook Lane 14 . . . . 4629 I-leatherbrook 34 . . . . 6458 Pemberton Drive 30 . .. 6231 Lomo Alto Drive 05 . . . . . . 5444 Northbrook 20 . ..... 6723 Forest Lane 30 . . . . 6745 Bradbury Lane 30 . . . . . . . 4329 Stanhope 05 . . . 7033 Alexander Drive 14 ..... 5525 Falls Road 20 ......... 2023 Sandy Trail Richardson, Texas 75080 . . . . 4920 Wedgewood Lane 20 . . . . . . . 5130 Southbrook 09 . . . . . . . 3715 Gillon Avenue ......... 6330 Lupton Drive 25 .. 4922 Heatherbrook Drive 34 . . . . . 13928 Hughes Lane 40 305 Azalea Grapevine, Texas 76051 .. 7414 Yamini Drive 30 . . . . 1126 Cordova Avenue 23 Route 1, Box 288 Grapevine, Texas 76051 . . . 6023 Lupton Drive 25 . . . . . 4312 Belclaire 05 . . . . 5359 Drane Drive 09 2201 Avenuel Plano, Texas 75074 . . . 6031 St. Andrews Drive . . . . 10222 Daria Drive 29 . . . 4738 Hallmark Drive 29 .. . . . . . 5374 Waneta Drive 09 . . 4328 Livingston Avenue 05 .. . .5112 Mill Run Road 34 3928 Wentwood Drive 25 200 Shadywood Richardson, Texas 75080 .. . 5353 Montrose Drive 09 . . . . . . . 4304 Belclaire 05 . . . . . . 5336 Montrose Drive 09 10227 Saywood Road 29 . . . . 4535 Cedar Springs, Apt. 211 19 ...... 10224 Epping Lane 29 . . . . . 10340 Gaywood Road 29 . . . . . . 4507 Bordeaux 05 EM8-7763 EM3-9866 EMI-7069 EMI-0344 EM3-3016 EM8-6117 DI8-2286 EMI-6309 AD5-1 173 TA3-3079 AD9-0835 EM8-6509 LA6-245 5 EM1-6047 Cunlistedj AD9-1953 LAS-2830 TA4-4784 EMI-6878 ADI-2068 FL2-4177 FL2-2565 LA6-6966 EMI-1658 AD9-8618 AD9-7715 289-2186 EM1-5194 DA4-4461 BU9-2938 EMS-0002 LA8-7729 FL2-6067 995-3143 LA6-1627 EMS-3639 EMI-1971 FL2-8861 LA1-3322 AD9-8586 EM1-0159 AD5-9657 FL1-3037 LAS-7643 FL1-3821 EM9-3304 ME1-7442 FL2-9552 EM1-4269 LA8-4509 Wright, Cyndy .... Adams, Becky .. Ammerman, Pam .. Bailey, Mary Maude Bennett, Barbara .. Bolton, Cathy Burroughs, Beverly Campbell, Barbara . Clower, Kelly . .. Cregar, Dale Crosby, Carla . . . Essex, Holly Goode, Jan . . . Green, Christie .... Herrerias, Anabel .. Ingram, Les'a . . . Johnson, Chris .... Johnson, Helen . . . Jung, Carroll .... Dean, Ruthie Kennedy, Blake . . . King, Michele .. Lang, Jinny . . . Lee, Shelley . . . McCall, Lila .... Milkes, Cheryl . . . Miller, Lana Moore, Maureen . . . Neuswanger, Nancy 3601 Turtle Creek, Apt. 706 19 BOARDING 315 North Crestway Wichita, Kansas 67208 . ............. 2301 Northwest 48 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73112 ........... 8 Longfellow Circle Little Rock, Arkansas 72207 Box 385 Summit, New Jersey 07901 P.O. Box 2448 Waco, Texas 76903 ............. 4417 North Portland Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73112 . , . . , . . . 2305 Green Hills Drive Kilgore, Texas 75662 1600 Buchanan Wfichita Falls, Texas 76309 Route 2, Box K-256 Beaumont, Texas 77705 Box 32 DeRidder, Louisiana 70634 . . . . . 1401 West Cuthbert Midland, Texas 79701 P.O. Box 352 Seymour, Texas 76380 P.O.Box 331 Citronelle, Alabama 36522 .. ....... 11 Avenida 20-44, Zona 14 Guatemala City, Guatemala, C.A. ..............Route1,Box2-46-G Roswell, New Mexico 88201 Route 3 Wills Point, Texas 75169 . . . . . . . . . 9553 Camellia Circle Lafayette, Louisiana 70503 ,........ 33 Farnham Place Metairie, Louisiana 70120 ......,.... 1135 Westmoreland Baton Rouge, Louisiana 70806 1800 Leagy Pawhuska, Oklahoma 74056 ........ 1219 Forest Avenue Columbus, Georgia 31906 626 Stanley Ardmore, Oklahoma 73401 2306 Ellingham Wichita Falls, Texas 76308 . . . . . . . . 3826 Meadowlake Houston, Texas 77027 1101 Bryn Mawr Corsicana, Texas 75110 600 Barnett Drive Roswell, New Mexico 88201 . . . . . . . 2504 Nashville Avenue El Paso, Texas 79930 734 West 11th Street Alliance, Nebraska 69301 LA6-1933 MU4-8976 VI3-1170 M06-8010 201-273-1105 PR2-1173 WI3-4264 984-2718 723-9901 SW6-1071 463-7748 MU4-6366 888-3063 ' AC205 866 7321 60790 622-2727 TR3-2898 CE4-4498 VE5-0443 DI2-1589 AV712785 FA2-8133 CA3-5364 767-6577 NA2-5864 TR4-5882 622-2591 566-4712 762-1 574 Remmel, Mary .... Richardson, Trudy Rogers, Becky Rowland, Celia .... Rowland, Sally .. Sellers, April ,... Shelton, Amanda . . . Spires, Sid . . . Tubb, Mel ..... Yoffee, Robbyn . Bell, jane .... Anderson, Gayle . Aronson, Frances . Black, Claudia ...... Castlesman, Cathy Collins, Nancy .... Davis, Betsy .... Dixon, Debby . .. Erickson, Carol .... Esteve, Karla .... Fillmore, Kathryn Galt, Ann ........ Greif, Marleen . . . Hill, Beverly .... Hunt, Swanee . . . Inge, Jenny ..... josey, jennifer .... julian, Linda . . . Kline, Debbie . . . Knight, Sally .... Lawrence, Ann .. Lawrence, Debbie . . . Leake, Nancy .... Lide, Mary ..... Lively, Susan .... Livingston, Molly . . . Luckadoo, Elaine . MacAdams, Kathy Mallon, Neille .... Mayhew, Mandy McKinney, Claudia Michailis, Vickie . Mullen, Mary . . . Nasher, Andrea . . 14 Edgehill Road Little Rock, Arkansas 72207 ...... 1819 South Chilton Tyler, Texas 75701 P.O. Box 91 Columbia, Mississippi 39429 1435 Valley Road . . . . Bartlesville, Oklahoma 74003 ..602 West Cherry Drumright, Oklahoma 74030 Creole Petroleum Corporation Apartado 889 Caracas, Venezuela . . . . . 516 West 7th Street Taylor, Texas 76574 . .............. Box 928 Woodville, Texas 75979 Metcalf Overland Park, Kansas 66212 ................OltonRoute FOURTH FORM Plainview, Texas 79072 DAY 9323 Preston Road 25 .. . 5414 Montrose Drive 09 ,...... 1558 Bar Harbor 32 ...... 5511 Meaders Lane 29 10311 Gaywood Road 29 . . . . 4626 Crooked Lane 29 ....... 13735 Ashridge 40 .. 7227 Birchwood Drive 40 ........ 7271 Kenny Lane 30 . . . . 13230 Wittmore Circle 40 . . . . . . 3000 Southwestern 25 ...........5111ParkLane 20 1705 Tamarack Drive 28 4009 West Lawther Drive 18 13210 Peyton Drive 40 . . . . . . . . . . 4008 Miramar Avenue 05 5107 Meadow Crest Drive 29 6333 Diamond Head Circle, Apt. C 25 Route 5,Box665 40 5527 Meaders Lane 29 . . .1 3525 Arrowhead Drive 04 .. . . . 3831 Windsor Lane 05 4208 Lorraine Avenue 05 7506 Wentwood Drive 25 Box 30193 30 .. . 5104 Royal Crest Drive 29 5233 Lobello Drive 29 Meadow Road Baltimore, Md. 21212 Route 2 Mesquite, Texas 75149 29 . . . 4718 San Gabriel Drive 4015 Hanover 25 4847 Northwest Highway 20 ,...... . 4701 Miron Drive 20 MO6-0571 LY4-9922 736-5 1 1 7 FE6-2270 FL2-2 348 5 1 2-352-4284 3-3664 DU1-9739 AC 806 889-3553 EM3-4273 FL2-5887 FR6-8830 EM3-5952 EM8-6692 EMI-4345 AD9-8808 AD9-3146 EM3-5132 AD9-1191 EMI-7312 EM1-5666 DA7-1626 TA6-1206 AD9-2470 LA1-3953 EM8-7315 EM1-4583 AD9-2258 EM8-1561 funlistedj LA6-1008 LA1-9397 EM3-1382 EMS-5768 EM3-1490 EM1-1950 AT9-1801 EM1-7567 EM8-8079 FL7-0709 FL7-5 298 Ornish, Laurie .. Orr, Cathy ...... Richardson, Pat .. Russell, Roxanne . Smith, Jacki ..... Smith, Nita ..... Strauss, Nancy . . . Strauss, Susan . . . . Taskent, Azer . . . Tobian, Susan . . . Vanston, Vicki . . . Wilson, Tricia . . . Wells, Marianne . . . . . . . 7146 Currin Drive 30 4421 Westway 05 6159 Preston Creek Drive 40 . . . . 9942 Woodgrove Drive 18 . . . . . . 7341 Malabar Lane 30 4815 St. Johns Drive 05 5100 Park Lane 20 6223 DeLoache Avenue 25 . . . . . . . . 4008 Miramar Avenue 05 FOURTH FORM Anderson, Adrian ................... Curtis, Candy . . . Eisen, Sue .... Fuller, Parrish . . . Gunnerson, Libby . Hopkins, Mopsy . Hurd, Carol .... Jennings, Bitsie . . . Leftwich, Kay . . . Mack, Kathy ..... Murphey, Elizabeth Murray, Chelo . . Peavy, Angier . . . Pitzer, Pam ..... Porter, Edna Lynn . Roehl, Ginger . . Waits, Mary jo . . . Woods, Kathy . . . Woodward, jan . . . Woodward, Lynn . Bestekar Sorak No: 33fF Ankara fKavakliderej Turkey . . . . . . 9612 Rockbrook Drive 20 . . . . 4509 Alta Vista Lane 29 10543 Inwood Road 29 Route 7951 Plano, Texas 75074 BOARDING 7533 Boyce Drive Baton Rouge, Louisiana 70809 P.O. 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