I M Terrell High School - Panther Yearbook (Fort Worth, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 172 of the 1965 volume:

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L, King, ALI,-S'l'A'l'li PLAYERS l.uikitwi'igl1tg Wqiyiie Lum is, all-slate giiardg James Ig s , lllillll. C 1 li all- cuiitcrg Iidxxaicl Suiideii, ali-stale guard, captain of all-state V: I 132 M, ,.Y...,,,.w.M,a .l,.M... ,4 e5i2l 6!6Ly, fjoolag, and j0l'I'l0l l 0l,U Yesterday we were mere children, Doing childish--sometimes foolish things. If we were not pulling ponytails, We were out shooting beans. But today we are preparing ourselves. For what, do we really know? Perhaps it's pursuing an army career, Or receiving a Nobel prize in Oslo. Tomorrow is truly a day to consider. The future, although unknown, Is most important to everyone. Only God knows and He alone. Yesterday has come and gone. Of the past we read and sing. Today we are preparing ourselves For whatever tomorrow may bring. Bobby Ray Sanders A I -. mtl LxhL V P lillippa Lynette Ferguson - Associate Editor ap' if V. J-ul' t hm' vi 0l'2l.UOI' It is the sincere hope of the Panther Staff that the 1965 Panther, along with recapturing the memorable events of the days spent at dear ole I. M. Terrell, will also act as a stimulus to every Terrellite to seek success as he journeys along the various pathways in life. Within these pages lie remnants of some of the most important and enjoyable days of our lives, which provide for the public, tangible evidence of a profitable and worthwhile year of education--a year which will con- tribute to our happiness or sorrow, our success or failure, in the years to come. Thus we have attempted to project a Look into the Past , hoping that you will constantly keep the Future in Mind . Carol 'Eleanor Brooks - Editor li A Look Into The Past. . . With The Future In Mind jkenfle It is true that one can never really recapture the faith, the hope, the joy, the curiosity, the zest, the it's-great-to -be-alive feeling of the past, yet one can never truly anticipate the pleasures and ordeals of the future. Tomorrow, though certain to come, is yet wrapped in a shroud of mystery beyond the speculations of mortal beings. All, then, that are implicitly ours are the shining reminiscences, the golden recollections, the sometimes-vague memories of yesterday. And yet, when we think on it, is yesterday really so removed from the all-consuming now, the ever-awaiting tomorrow? In today's world, it is too easy to forget the accomplishments of the past, too easy to ignore the wisdom and strength w'e have gained simply by having been alive yesterday. It is this utter simplicity of forgetfulness which inspires the 1965 Panther staff to reiterate the year's accomplishments with the hope that they will indeed become building blocks of the future. Yesterday can only teach, offer hope, and inspire us to reach toward tomorrow with open minds, willing hearts, and burning ambitions. The future can fulfill the dreams and realize the ambitions of this maturing generation. And so, stealing a final sentimental glance at yesterday, we embark upon tomorrow with Mary Gardiner Brainard's words in mind: I see not a step before me as ltread on another year, But I've left the Past in God's keeping--the Future His mercy shall clear, And what looks dark in the distance, may brighten as I draw near. Bren ja Edmon I 0AglfLe Many years from now, each of us will have occasion to leaf through the dusty, yellowed pages of the 1965 Panther and to smile a bit as we recall the significance of each picture. Our faces will glow as we turn these pages, remembering old friends, old teachers, old classes, and especially old class mates. We will chuckle as we notice the youthful faces and physiques, and we may blush at the recollection of our adolescent attitudes. This book holds many memories, some happy, others sad. But, never- theless, not one could ever be forgotten. All of them will be stored forever in our hearts to be pondered occasionally as time goes by. The 1965 Panther staff adds this volume of glowing reminiscences to the mounting collection of Terrell High memoirs with the hope that, as the years go by, the memories will grow sweeter and become more indelibly fixed in our hearts . l5jAiA:i0lal1y- Ogfecfiue- mivflvagd Oufcome We believe in the dignity and worth of the individualg we believe that every child should be permitted to develop his God given talents to his maximum ability. We believe that every child should be an acceptable as well as a contributing member of society. Our Objectives are: to develop habits of good citizenship through an understanding of democratic principlesg to develop sound mental and physical health, to give guidance and direction that will enable pupils to choose wisely the vocation from which they can give the most effective serviceg to develop within the individual a sense of responsibility for his actions and respect for the spiritual values of life. Outcome: We hope that there will be a definite evidence that pupils will have developed, by the time they finish high school, desirable skills, habits, knowledge, understandings, abilities, and appreciations to the extent that they will be able to make in- telligent life adjustments in our American Way of Life. af L S ga, Sbecbcafion Rarely in a lifetime is one privileged to know an individual who possesses a driving ambition, an awareness of self, of others, of inevitable progress, a sense of dignity, a thirst for knowledge, and a selfless nature. Yet two generations ,of Terrell High students have worked and studied with one so rare, Mrs. Hazel Harvey Peace With a firm hand and wise counseling, she molds the lives of.. hundreds of students every year , and for eight hours each day con- cerns herself with the individual welfare of every pupil. Though she may not realize it, she inspires many of her temporary charges to aspire to the limit of their potential. She does not reach each student with her perennial message of achievement, but those whom she does affect remain eternally grateful for having known, even briefly, Mrs. Peace. Because of her profound interest in young students and her undying faith in the worth of a sometimes-wayward, often-impul- sive generation, the 1965 Panther staff dedicates this yearbook to Mrs. Peace. And with this dedication travels the hope that the corridors of I. M. Terrell will long echo her firm guidance and profound Wisdom . THE 1965 PANTHER STAFF reefinga May Itake this opportunity of expressing my sincere appreciation to you, our parents, alumni, and friends for the splendid support we have received in the past and presentg we solicit your continous cooperation in the future. I. M. Terrell has a glorious history. Our sons and daughters have carried the Old Gold and Blue to great heights in every field of human endeavor. Since the past is a prologue to the future, we face the future with happy anticipation and with a sense of responsibility and dedication for the task that lies before us. Sincerely yours, H. L. King 767445, James Ireland Cash, Jr. - President of the Student Council will CLIll'l0f go Z?acL What I have written, I have written. These words of Omar Khayyam should reflect the spirit of each of us as we face the in- evitable end of another school year. There are some things we would like to blot out, some incidents that occurred during the past year of which we are ashamed. But regrets of the past have no position in the ambitions for the future. Though we cannot relive the past, there is something we can do to right the wrongs of yesterday. This something lies in our future. Here, and here alone can we neutralize misdeeds of the past. We can neither erase unfortunate events completely, nor can we alter them. There- fore, we must: Seek forgiveness for the cutting word spoken, Acknowledge the wrongs we have done, Restore the fellowships we have broken, but most important, Learn from the errors of the past And make the coming years the best we have ever had. It requires no courage or stamina to give up in the face of failure But the true test of the strength of an individual is his ability to press forward, undaunted by discouragement, and to achieve his goals. Yesterday is gone, its deeds are irretrievable. But tomorrow looms on the horizon as a promise of success and achievement for the de- termined youth. JI ,4 ,f y6LCll,Ay Cl,ClfLAg As the twig is bent, so the tree is in- clined. It requires infinite skill, patience, understanding, and knowledge to bend hun- dreds of twigs in the direction of success. Yet, this monumental task is the everyday existence of each I. M. Terrell faculty member. We do not often realize their worth, and we seldom thank them for giving us their lives. But someday each of us will look into the past and recall these dedicated instructors who gave us our future. Q. - . ,. X W5 Mr, Lafayette i B, Williams- 5' Amiatalit Principal Mrs, Hazel Harvey Peace- Dcan ofGi1'ls Af f' '-... Www. Assistant Principal ' .mf I 1 Mr, J, R. Puikard- ,,,, ii Mrs, Selena D. Carter- wfifi Q wa ,,,, ,,5 f-if 'An .,w5,,r.5 Mrs. Mary Louise Thornton- Registrar ,, . ,. W .r' if ,W Miss Shirley Bolden- Secretary ai Secretary A 'Wal 74? V, My X 4 Mrs, Odessa Ravin- Secretary fTeclmiCa1 B1dg.j rr -R1 X i w ' .Z?p , ff. ,, , f y? ,,. ,,.W ,. L57 :' ' i :J , wh 'I .5 . ,V , f lfiffY'f:'2 A l R ' . .s ' . '. 1 97 'A ' 1: 7 ef ni 1' ' 1' ,?'P,l.. ff A Mr, Ambrose Adams Industrial Arts Mrs, Leona Adams Mr, Webster Armstrong Hoifnemaking Biology we fs, haw . I Mrs, V. K, Austin Mr, Robert Barbour Mrs. O. M. Belfrey Mr. Juan Bennett Mathematics- Business Visiting Teacher Physical Education Radio- Television A if Mrs, M. F. Blanche Mr. Claud Caldwell Mrs. Ruby Cass English World History English and Art 479 Mrs, E. M, Colley Mr, Luther Craft Mrs, Aretta Davis Reading and Spelling- American History Cosmetology Social Studies 447' il Mr, Walter Day Mrs, Vivian Dennis Mr, F. S. Dunlavy Mr. H. Freeman Head Coach- Biology English- Spanish Mathematics Upholstery- Body and Fender Mr, C, Gillespie Mr, Robert Glover Mr. Farrell Gray World History Welding-Machine Auto Mechanics Shop Mr. J. K. Hammond Mrs, Reba Hands Mrs, Arie Harris Mathematics English French l .ws Mrs, Rose Harris Sgt. W. Hatchett Mr. L. Hemphill Mrs. H. Hickman Spanish Military Science Leathercraft- Shoe Physical Education Repair Mr, Charles Hodge Mr, Robert Hughes Mrs, Dorothy Hunter World History Physical Education Mathematics fi 3' Miss Alene lngram Mrs. A. D. Jackson Mrs, Adeline James Mathematics Librarian Librarian Miss L, M, Jenkins Mrs. E. O. Johnson Mr. H. C. Johnson sfsgt. Marion Jordan Government-World Government- American Coach-American Military Science History History History Mr, Henry Leach Mrs, Theresa Lee Mr, Richard Linton Social Studies- General English Counselor-Mathematics Science Mr, Phillip Logan Mrs, Margie Major Miss O. M. Martin Cheinistry-Physics Physical Education Chemistry Mr, l, C, MeAlister Mr, M, McEwing Mrs. R, Meatleris Mrs, Meredith Industrial Arts General Science- Science Special Education Nurse V Health Mr, H. H. Miles Miss Helen Moore Mr. Roy Paley Biology- English English Art-World History Mrs, Gladys Payton Mrs. L. D. Phillips Mr. Cedric Price English English-Journalism Physical Education .M Af H:- ' Q Mrs, L, D. Princc Mrs. N. Raspberry Mrs, Maggie Ross Mrs, Saddlcr Foods Mathematics Matliematics Cosmetology . I V g x f X Mr. Andrew Session Counselor- Mathematics English Mamcmaticg MV- D- B- 5111215011 Mrs. M. M. Smith Mrs, Easter Stein Mrs, F. C, Stevens Mr. James Stewart English English Mathematics Mr. G. D, Sutton Mrs, T, J, Taylor Mr. C. Y. Thomas Mr. C. Tillman General Science English lnclustrial Arts Coach-American History Mrs, W. Tolliver Mrs. A. H. Trezevant Mrs. Jimmie Tucker Clothing Music Reading and Spelling- English 1 As Mrs. Rose Tucker Mrs, M. L. Venable Miss Joyce Watson English English English Mr, C, ,E, Warts Mr, I, Williams Mr, S, Wilson Mrs. V, I, Wilson Band-Orchestra Coach-Biology Distributive Education Business Education Mrs, R. H. Woodard Mrs. G. M. Wright Mr, R, I, Wright Social Studies Government-Latin Mathematics Mrs. Irene Kirk Counselor Efficient counselors aid students in making wise decisions in all phases of their school life. Parents and Teachers' Association Parents and teachers meet to discuss the problems and progress of thc students. Maintenance Staff-An integral part of the l. M. Terrell family. Nutritional, well-balanced meals are prepared by experienced dieticians. Cafeteria Staff- Time out from a three hour food stacking, Cafeteria manager supervises the making of tasty desserts. eniom eniom The high school years are among the most enjoyable in a person's education. But, as all good things must, they draw swiftly to a close and leave us standing on the threshold of commencement. In the brashness of youth, we plunge into senior activities and assure our class- mates that graduation is to be anticipat- ed. But one day, during a rare lull in our activity schedules, the inevitable memories begin to Wash over us and We suddenly Wish that high school could last another year. But it cannot. And so, committed to tomorrow and armed with the wisdom of yesterday, we take one final look into the past. . .With our future in mind. T Q . CLAS OFF! EHS yi 2,5 Wee, 7:-eg. Andrew Sanders A Ten Q , orida Colli rx Mdvo nl Se nmgb' W Fl 4 is Sonja jones Bug. I7-111436 Robert Williams Melvin Jennings - Senior Class President As we gaze retrospectively toward our past achievements, we often think on the question--What advancements and ideas have We acquired in the past which will enhance our future prospects for success? Those of us who have struggled through temptations, failures and heartaches, and have emerged with heads bloody but unbowed--displaying that persistent attitude, that uncontainable urge to stick it out and to win--can truthfully say our past progress renders us more than ready for the untold myster- ies of the future. If for some of us the past has been a series of blunders and an occa- sional veering toward the Wrong track, We need not despair of the future. A person who is Willing to elevate himself will and can do so through hard Work, determination, and common sense. What the future holds for us, no one knows. But by preparing our- selves through the enrichment of our past knowledge We give some as- surance to ourselves that We have great possibilities of future success. r rl Sharon Sherry Allen Future Nurses, '60-'62, New Mechanics Club, '60-'62, New lloniemakers of America, '60-'62g Art Club, '59-'6Og New Mechanics Club Queen. Ambition: To be a nurse Hobbies: Sewing, cooking, and bowling Billy Hollywood Austin Varsity- T, '62-'64g Football, '62-'64, Most Humorous, '64-'65. Ambition: To be a great athlete. Hobby: Sports Janis Lorraine Little Polk Bailey Orchestra, '62 65g Tri Hi'Y, '64-'65, Senior Band, '62-'65, Y- Teens, '64-'65, Quill Club, '63-'64, Student Council, '62-'64, Usherettes, '62-'64: Journalism Staff, '64-'65, Lab. Assist- ant, '63-'64, Ambition: To become a nurse Hobbies: Listening to all kinds of music, and playing niy instrument K, c. Bailey Helen Aaron Boosters Club, '62-'63g Future Nurses, '62-'65, Ambition: To become a secretary Hobbies: Skating, swimming, and typing Lillie Marie Tudy Aldridge Future Nurses, '62-'65. Ambition: To become a R. N. Hobbies: Dancing, buying records, Jimmy Buck Allen Chemistry Club, '64-'65, Ambition: A successful engineer Hobby: Collecting passing grades Minnie Carol Allen Y-Teens, '64-'65: Usherette, '62- Anibition: To become a nurse Hobbies: Sewing and cooking and sewing '65, Faye Banks Sensations, '63-'64g Future Nurses, '64-'65, Ambition: Nurse Hobbies: Dancing, basketball, and cooking Andrew Barnes Alvin Bean Barton R,o,T,c,, '62-'63, H1-Y, '64-'65, senior Band '62-'65g Baseball, '64-'65g Tennis Club, '64-'65,g Science Club, '63-'65. Ambition: Architect Hobbies: Drawing and sports Lonnie Beal H1-Y, '64-'65g Ari Club, '62-'65, Maui Club, '64-'65g Track Team, '62-'65, -ex:f'f'if1Sfi2sR5 rig Q Landers Bell Doris Jean BB Benson Future Nurses, '62-'63g Beauty Casters, '64-'65, Ambition: To become a nurse Hobby: Dancing Dorothy Benson Future Nurses, '62-'63g Beauty Casters, '64-'65g Y- Teens, '64-'65, Ambition: Private secretary Hobbies: Dancing and singing Monique Benson Y-Teens, '64-'65g Future Nurses, Casters, '64-'65, Ambition: To be a nurse Hobby: Taking pictures '62- '63g Beauty r Derrell Black Willie Black Dwight Cotton Blackburn New Mechanics Club, '61-'62g Varsity-T, '62- '63 Ambition: Draftsman Hobby: Talking to young ladies Frederick Mack Blackmon Journalism Staff, '64-'65, Ambition: To be a historian Hobbies: Bowling and reading David Benton Melody Carol Punkin Benton Dramatics Club, '62-'63g Usherettes, '64-'65g G,A,A,, '64-'G5g Y-Teens, '64-'65g Senior Band '62-'65g Journalism Staff, '64-'65g Senior Sweet- heart '64-'65, Ambition: Interior decorator Hobbies: Dancing, decorating, and listening to Jazz, Raymond Berliner R,O,T,C,, '62-'63g Senior Band, '62-'65g Drill Team, '62-'63g Chorus, '64-'65, Johnny Bivins Carolyn Kat Bowens Senior Band, '64-'65g Leonard's Award, '63-'64 Student Council: Miss Jive, '64-'65: Journalism Staff, '64-'65g Y- Teens, '64-'65. Ambition: To be a successful fashion designer Hobby: Having the best out of life William Bradford Varsity-T, '63-'64. Lindia Lin Bridgewater Honor Society, '63-'65g Y- Teens, '64-'65, Journalism Staff, '64-'65g Leonards Awards, '62- '64g Student Council, '63-'65g Math Club, '64- '65g Most Pleasing Personality, '64-'65, Ambition: To become a sociologist Hobbies: Reading, bowling, and going to concerts Annie Ruth Bow1eg Britt Beauty Caster Club, '63-'64, Ambition: To become a teacher Hobbies: Playing records and cooking Linda Darnell Cookie Brown Boosters Club, '62-'63, G,A,A,, '63-'64, Ambition: To be a model Hobbies: Sewing and dancing Robert Shot Brown Football Manager, '63-'64, Art Club, '64-'65. Ambition: To be a success in my Chosen career Hobbies: Cars, sports and drawing James Bruton John Bryant Yolanda Renee Cho Baby Britton Cheerleader, '62-'63g Usherettes, '62-'65, Y- 'l'eens' Treasurer, '64-'65g G,A,A,, '64-'65g Majorette, '63-'65, Most Popular Girl, '64-'65 Ambition: To become a secretary Hobbies: Dancing, singing and digging jazz Walter Brookins Camera Club, '62-'63g Distributive Education, '64-'65, Carol Eleanor Dolly Brooks Honor Society, '62-'64g Leonard's Star Award, '62-'64, Student Council, '63-'64g R,O,T, C, Sponsor, '63-'65g Tri-Hi-Y, '63-'64g Editor-in Chief of Terrellife, '64-'65g State Finalist, N, C, T,E, Competitiong Editor of Yearbook, '64-'65. Harold Brown 'LAN .-52' Z .i fy,- , ,tx Q WM' 'Qld 471' .-151. QfRuby Jewell Dimples Burks Cheerleader, '62-N635 Senior Band, '63-'65, Stu- dent Council, '62-'64, Miss Senior, '64-'65g N,H,A,, '64-'65, Journalism Staff, '64-'65, Ambition: To become a registered nurse Hobbies: Bowling, dancing, skating and sewing Esther Burroughs Tri-Hi-Y, '63-'64, Usherettes, '63-'64g Y,w,c,A,, '64-'65. Ambition: My greatest aspiration in life is to become a designer of commercial arts, William Byner Donnie Calton Senior Band. Ambition: To become a lawyer Hobby: Swimming GCN Cloyde Dean Carter Christian Education Club '62-'64g Honor Society '62-'63, Cosmetology, '62-'64, Distributive Education, '64-'65, New Mechanics Club, '62- '65g Beauty Casters, '63-'65. Ambition: To do office work Hobbies: Music, language, -and traveling James Buddy Cash Basketball, '62-'65g Baseball, '62-'65g Hi-Y, '63-'64, President of Student Council, '64-'65g Tennis, '64-'65, Varsity-T, '62-'65, Leonard's Star Award, '62-'65, Math Award, '63-'64, Hobby: Model airplanes Betty Baby Boo Chambers Ambition: Cosmetology instructor Hobby: Dancing Barbara J, Chatman Boosters Club, '64-'65, Horizon Club, '64-'65g Tri-Hi-Y, '64-'65, Future Nurses, '64-'65, Usherettes, '62-'65, Ambition: To be a Registered Nurse id Ethelee Cherrie Collier Senior Band, '62-'65, Charm Club, '63-'65: Tri- Hi-Y, '63-'65: Y-Teens, '64-'65: Future Nurses, '64-'65g Usherettes, '64-'65: Horizon Club, '64- '65, New Mechanics Club, '63-'65, Ambition: To be a dancer or model Florida Cauliflower Collins Student Council, '64-'65, Dramatics Club, '63- '65g Future Nurses, '64-'65: Senior Band, '64-'65: Red Cross, '62-'65, Homemakers of America, '64 -'65, Negro History Club, '64-'65, Ambition: To be a secretary Hobbies: Cooking, bowling, and skating Ruby Collins Betty Jean Cookbook Cook New Mechanics Club, '62-'65g Christian Educa- tion Club, '62-'63, Future Nurses, '62-'63: G,A,A,, '63-'64: Beauty Casters, Club, '64-'65: Student Council, '64- '65. Ambition: To be a nurse in the Navy Hobbies: Dancing, bowling and having fun Charlotte Christopher Charm Club, '62-'64, Cosmetology, '62-'64. Ambition: To be a success Hobbies: Reading and watching television Clarence Snot Clark Basketball, '62-'63, Chemistry Club, '63-'64, Ambition: To be a physical education teacher Hobbies: Sports and dancing, Ernest Clyde Clark, Jr. Football, '62-'65g Varsity-T, '62-'65, Senior Band, '62-'65, Track Team, '62-'63g Baseball '63-'65, Student Council, '63-'65, Leonard's Awards Winner, '62-'64, Junior Favorite, '63- '64g R,O, T, C, , '62- '63, '64 All City Center. Ambition: To be an electrical engineer Hobby: Football Carolyn Clay Weldon Cortez Paul Cotton Shirley Council Early Craney Track Team, '60- '65: Varsity-T. Patricia Cummings Ambition: To major in elementary education Hobbies: Singing, bowling, and dancing Shonette Ladue Curtis Dramatics Club, '62-'65g Future Nurses, '63-'64: Horizon Club, '63-'64. Ambition: To be a secretary Hobby: Dancing Raymond Dancer D.E., '64-'65: R,o,T,c,, '63-'64: cmtstian Education, '63-'64. Ambition: To be an electronic computing operator Carolyn Ann Daniels Honor Society, '63-'65g Chemistry Club, '64-'65 Science Club, '62-'63: Chess Club, '64-'65: Leonard's Award Winner, '63-'65: Y- Teens, '64- '65g Tri-Hi-Y, '64-'65. Ambition: To get four years of college training Billy Dimplcs Dawson Track, '62-'65, Football, '62-'63, Ambition: 'l'o be au art teacher Hobbies: Drag racing and rebuilding engines Gladys Mush Mouse Dawson Negro History Club, '64-'65, Boosters Club, '62- '65g Future Nurses, '64-'65, Horizon Club, '64- '65g Y-Teens, '64-'65, 'l'ri-Ili-Y, '64-'65, Llsherettes, '64-'65, Ambition: To be a physical education teacher Hobbies: Dancing, bowling, skating, singing, and talking, on the phone Mary Io Dillard Tri-lli-Y, '64-'65, Future Nursesg Y- Teens, '64-'65, Dramatics Club, '64-'65, Ambition: To be a R, N, llobbies: Dancing, traveling, and typing, Gladys Marie Draydeu Chorus, '62-'65, Future Nurses, '64-'65, Tri- '- 'Y, '64-'65, Boosters Club, '64-'65, Chemistry Club, '64-'65, Beauty Casters, Ambition: To become a secretary llobbies: Dancing and sewing, Gloria Davis Charm Club, '63-'64, Future Nurses, Ambition: To be a secretary Hobbies: Sewing and dancing Jimmy Davis '64- '65, Football, '62-'65, Varsity-T, '62-'65. Paul Stephen Stevie Davis R,O,T,C,, '63-'65, Science Club, Assistant, '63-'64, Office Worker, '6 '63- '65, Lab 3-'64, Chess Club, '64-'65g Tennis Club, '64-'65. Ambition: To be an engineer Hobbiesg Swimming, modeling, craft Lee Dawkins s, and girls Gloria Jean Skida Dukes Usherettes, '63-'64, Junior Band, '63-'64, Senior Baud, '64-'65, Ambition: To be a social worker Hobbies: Singing, dancing, and swimming Brenda Brendy Edmon National Honor Society, '62-'65g Senior Band, '62-'65g Science Club, '62-'63: Tri-Hi-Y, '63-'64, R,O,T,C, Sponsor, '64-'iS5: Math. Award, '64-'65: Associate Editor ofthe Terrellife '64-'65: Beauty Casters, '64-'65. Ambition: To be a success in my chosen career Hobbies: Sewing, camping, and reading Helen Elaine Edwards Future Nurses, '64-'65, Ambition: To be a nurse Hobbies: Cooking and sewing Grant Ellison, Jr, QC' Z' pu. .J ':i',, A Kathryn Kat Eldridge Math Club, '64-'65: Chess Club, '64-135: Lab. Assistant, '64-'65, Boosters Club, '62-'64, Aiubition: 'Vo be a success Hobbies: Dancing, listening to good records, and eating Henry Sambo Evans D, E, Club, '63-'t35. Ambition: 'Vo be a butcher Hobby: Playing football Constance Farris Chemistry Club, 'G-1-'65, Y-Teens, '64-'65: Boosters Club, '62-'65, Chariu Club, '63-'65g Draiuaties Club, '64-'GSQ Future Nurses, '64- '05, Aiubitiou: To be a teacher Hobbies: Listening to records and reading Phillippa Ferguson Senior Band, '61-'i55: Future Nurses, '63-'65: Leonard's Award Winner, '62-'GSQ Y-Teens, '64-'G5: Student Council, '64-'65, R,O,T,C, Sponsor, '63-'65, Honor Society, '62-'65g Associate Editor of Terrellife, '64-'65: Miss Homecoming, '64-'65, Ambition: To become a surgical nurse Hobbies: Swimming, and reading David Carl Garrett New Mechanics, '62-'65, D,E,, '64-'65g Cho- rus, '64-'65, Football, '62. Ambition: To be a coach Hobby: Singing Robert Geary Hi-Y, '64-'65g Student Council, '64-'65. Ambition: To be an instructor of mathematics Hobby: Bowling Jackie Snatch Gentry Senior Band, '62-'65g Student Council, '62-'63, Dramatics, '62-'65, Christian Education, '62-'63g Chorus, '64-'65: Office Assistant, '63-'64, Span- ish Technician, '63-'64. Ambition: To be an entertainer Hobbies: Football, and skating Bobby Grant R,o,T,c,, '62-'65, Ambition: To be a barber Ruby Foreman Chorus, '62-'65, Future Nurses, '64-'65: Beauty Casters, '64-'65: Boosters Club, '64-'65, Chem- istry Club, '63-'65, Ambition: To be a social worker Hobbies: Dancing, singing, and sewing Ronald Franklin Kathryn Inez Kathy Frazier Charm Club, '63-'64: Tri-Hi-Y, '63-'64g Leonard's Award Winner, '63-'64, Young Demo- cratic Club, '64-'65: Majorette, '62-'65g Honor Society, '62-'65g Basketball Team. Ambitions: To be a secretary, model and house wife Martha Gardner I Ronald Graves Student Council, '64-'65g Senior Band, '63-'65g Chess Club, History Club, '62-'63: Math Club, '62-'63, Track Team, '63-'64, R,O,T.C., '62- '6.5: Varsity-T: Dramatics Club, '62-'64: Christian Education, '62-'63, Tennis Team, '63, Ambition: To be an engineer Hobbies: Listening to records, eating and talking on the phone Janice Poo Grice Chemistry, '64-'65g Tri-Hi-Y: Future Nurses, '64-'65: Boosters Club, '65. Ambition: 'l'o work in a state legislature Hobbies: Bowling, reading, and dancing Billyc Ruth Hamilton New Mechanics Club, '64-'65, Ambition: To be an architect Hobby: All types of art Lovell Harper Joe Magician Harris Varsity-T '62-'65, Senior Band, '62-'65, Foot- ball, '62-'65g Basketball, '63-'64g Mr. Senior, '64-'65g Most Valuable Player. Ambition: To be a coach Hobby: Football Yvonne Baby Doll Harris Dramatics Club: Christian Education Club: D,E Beauty Casters. Ambition: To become a surgeon Hobbies: Dancing, reading, jazz, volleyball and bowling William Jerome Haynes Onetta Net Haynes Red Cross, '62-'63: Boosters Club, '62-'63g Future Nurses, '62-'65: Office Worker, '62-'63 Chemistry Club, '63-'64, Chorus, '62-'65. Ambition: To be a nurse Hobbies: Dancing, bowling, and playing the piano ,- u of Mae Boodie Howard Horizon Club, '64-'65, Senior Band, '62-'65g Most Humorous, '64-'65, Ambition: To bc a teacher Hobbies: Dancing, bowling, sewing, and cooking Stephany Ann Baby Huey-You Senior Band, '63-'65, Tri-Hi-Y, '63- '64, Volley- ball Team, '63-'64g Miss Homecoming Queen, '63-'64g G,A,A,g Sophomore Attendant, '62-'63, Ambition: To be a social worker Hobbiesg Playing the piano and organ Zenobia Huey- You Tri-Hi-Y, '63-'65, Y-Teens, '63-'65, Majorette, '63-'65, Ambition: To be a successful Business Education teacher Charlotte Sister Ann Ingram Future Nurses, '63-'65, Beauty Casters, '64-'65g Y-Teens, '64-'65g Chemistry Club, '64-'65, Math Club, '64-'65g Art Club, '64-'65, Ambition: To become a Registered Nurse Morntina Heath Future Nurses, '62-'65g Negro History Club, '63-'63, Track Sweetheart, '63-'64, Ambition: To be a nurse Bertha Henderson Johnny B. Holland Ambition: To go to college and become an electrician Hobby: Electronics Kenneth Hoop Hooper Football, '62-'65g Senior Band, Varsity-T, '62- '65g Math Club, '63-'65, Baseball, '63-'65, All City End, '65. Ambition: To be successful in what ever I do in in if r Annie Jack Ruth Jackson Girls' Athletic Association, '63-'65, Future Nurses, '63-'65, Y- Teens, '64-'G5g Christian Education Club, '62-'63g Volleyball Team, '62- '65g Journalism Staff, '64-'65. Ambition: To become a registered nurse Hobbies: Playing records, dancing and reading Evonne Annette Vaughie Jackson Honor Society, '63-'65, Christian Education Club, '62-'64g Journalism Staff, '64-'65g Leonard's Awards, '63-'65, Y-Teens, '64-'65. Ambition: To become a l'nited States Army Nurse Hobbies: Bowling, dancing, sewing, reading, and talking on the phone Gary Peter Funn Jackson Football, '62-'65, Basketball, '62-'63, Hi-Y Club, '64-'65g New Mechanics Club, '64-'65g Senior Band, '62-'65, Horace Sweet Pee Jackson if Mae Mary Helen Jackson Glee Club, '62-'G5g Dramatic Club, '64-'65, Oren Jackson R,O,T,C,, '62-'65, Camera Club, '62-'64, Senior Band, '62-'65, Secretary of Ili-Y Club, '62-'65, Vice-President of Hi-Y, '64-'65g Journalism Staff, '64-'65. Roger Jackson Basketball Team, '62-'63, Track Team, '62-'64 l-li-Y Club, '63-'65, President of Hi-Y Club, '64- '65g Racket Club, '64-'65. Ambition: To become an interior decorator Hobby: Playing sports Vincent Pot Gut Jackson Chemistry Club, '64-'65, President of Spanish Class, '65, Asst, Student Director, '64-'65g Senior Band, '62-'65, Student Council, '64-'65, Hobby: Fishing ,1v x duff' Melvin Jennings President of Senior Class, '64-'65g Battalion Commander, '64-'65, President of Chemistry, '63- '65, Ambition: To be a chemist Hobby: Skating Troy J inks Irma Johnson Dramatics, '64-'65, Boosters Club, '64-'65, Usherettes, '64- '65, Ambition: To be a secretary Hobbies: Dancing, skating and talking on the phone James Lamar Johnson Hi-Y, '64-'65, Track, '63-'65, R, , , ,, ' '65, Vincent Jackson Varsity- T, '64-'65, Ambition: To become a lawyer Hobby: Playing volleyball with the girls Pauline Tuttie James Science Club, '62-'63g Girls' Volleyball Team, '62-'63, Boosters Club, '62-'63g Spanish Club, '63-'65, Ambition: To become a miser Hobbies: Sewing, writing, sports, and house- keeping George Jenkins New Mechanics, '63-964. Ambition: To be an artist Hobbies: Chewing gum and making smart remarks Johnnie Mae Jenkins Future Nurses Club, '63-'64. Ambition: To be a secretary Hobbies: Reading and dancing Lamar Johnson Arthur Ray Lightning Jones Track, '63-'65, Football, '62-'65g Varsity-T, '62-'65, Best Athlete, '64-'65, Most Versatile Boy, '64-'65, Ambition: To bc a professional football player Hobbies: Football, hunting, and swimming Brenda Lavon Jones Future Nurses Club, '64-'65g Chorus, '63-'65. Ambition: To be a nurse Hobby: Singing Carl Lester Jones Student Council, '63-'64g Chorus, '63-'65, f Cynthia Lisette Cynthi Jones President of Usherettes, '62-'65g Negro History Club, '62-'64, R,O,T,C, Sponsor, '63-'65, Leonard's Awards, Orchestra, '62-'63, Miss R,O,T,C,, '64-'65g Math Club,s'64-'65, Senior Band, '62-'65, Drum Majorette, '64-'65, Ambition: To be a success in my field Hobbies: Swimming and sewing Dan Henry Jones James Jones Sonja Lois Bug Jones Art Club, '62-'63, Student Council, '62-'65g Majorette, '62-'65, Head Majorette, '63-'65, Junior Favorite, '63-'64g Dramatics '64-'65, Senior Band, '62-'65, Senior Class Activity Chairman, '64-'65, Usherettes, '63-'64, Chorus, '64-'65g R,O,T,C, Sponsor, '64-'65g Miss I. M. Terrell, '64-'65, Ambition: To become a psychologist Hobby: Being, renowned in singing, dancing and acting Bettie Jo Kerr Chorus, '63-'65: Future Nurses, '64-'65, Tri- Hi-Y, '64-'65, Y-Teens, '64-'G5: Boosters Club, '63-'E35. Ambition: To become a secretary or typist Hobbies: Dancing antl bowling Wilbur Joe Kibby l2,0,T,C,, '62-'65, Tennis Club, '63-'65: Chemistry Club, '64-TSS: Band, '62-'65, Ambition: 'l'o become a lawyer Hobbies: Sports and music Mary King, Charles The Swain Kneelantl Camera Club, '62-'64: Christian Education Club '62-'63: Chemistry Club, '63-'65g Drum and Bugle Corps, '62-'65g Band, '63-'65: Junior Band, '62-'63, Ambition: Clergynian or musician Hobbies: Handicraft and sports Vernon Knot Jones Baseball, '60-'64, Ambition: To become a leathercraft instructor Hobby: Leathercraft La Verne Eliz T Jordan Future Nurses, '63-'65: Tri-Hi-Y, '63-'64, Hori zon Club, '63-X555 Y-Teens, '63-'65: New Mechanics Club, '64-'65g Dramatics Club, '64- '65g Usherette Club, '64-'65g Beauty Casters, '64-'65g Senior Band, '63-'65: Most Attractive, '64-'65, Ambition: To be a music teacher Hobbies: Cooking and sewing Annie Archie Kay lfuture Nurses, '62-'65, Boosters Club, '62-'65: Y-Teens, '64-'65: Tri-Hi-Y, '64-'65, Ambition: 'l'o become a private secretary Hobby: Collecting, Indian head nickels Carolyn Ann Kelly Future Nurses, '64-'65, Beauty Casters, 'ix' Sd' Margaret Little Bit Kyser Honor Society, '63-'65, Leonard's Award Winner, '63-'64g Vice-President oi Homeroom 132: Sec- retary of Journalism Staff: Homecoming Attend- ant, '64 'G5: Most Courteous Girl, '64-'65, Ambition: To major in elementary education Hobbies: Singing and reading Opa Jean Snowflakes Lampkin Future Nurses, '63-'65, Boosters Club, '63-'65g Girls' Athletic Association, '62-'63, Ambition: To become a secretary or pianist Hobby: Talking on the phone Ralph Smokie Laudres Mechanics Club. Ambition: Welder Robert Law-Breaker Lawson R,O,T,C, 'Gl-'62g Basketball, '63, Ogg' Beverly Ann Little Mama Lee Chorus, '62-'65, Ambition: To become a nurse Raymond ColdyLocks Lee Mechanics Club, '63-'65, Football, '64-'65, Ambition: Artist Hobby: Drawing Janice Jacquelyn Little Jackie Lewis Beauty Casters, '64-'65, Ambition: To become an elementary teacher Hobbies: Playing the piano and cooking Matthew Matty Lewis, Jr, R,O,T,C,, 'G2-'65g Camera Club, '63-'64g Chorus, '64-'65g Art Club, '63-'65: Rifle Team, '62-'64, 47 K' Mary Marguerite Margo Manning Y-Teens, '64-'65g Future Nurses, '64-'65, Boosters Club, '63-'65g Beauty Casters, '64-'65g New Mechanics, '63- '64. Ambition: To become a social worker Hobbies: Dancing, singing, and listening to records Jerry Martin Maurice Martin Jonie Mathews Future Nurses, '64-'65g Dramatics Club, '64-'65, 1 Y-Teens, '64-'65, Ambition: To become a nurse Hobbies: Basketball and football Marva Lit tle Janice Marie Ian Lockhart Future Nurses, '62-'65g Draniatics Club, '63-'63 Tri-Hi-Y, '64-'65g Beauty Casters, '63-'64, Red Cross, '62-'63, D,E,, '64-'65, AmbitiOn: To go to college and become an English teacher Deborah Leuise MacQueenette Asst. Secretary of Christian Education Club, '62-'63g Senior Band, '62-'65g Leonard's Award, '64g Secretary of D. E. Class, '64-'65g Secretary Treasurer of First Period D, E, Class, '64-'65, Sandra Malone President of Co-eds, '64-'65g Y-Teens, '64-'65g Associate Editor of Terrellife, '64-'65, Math Award, '64. Ambition: To become a dentist Hobbies: Bowling, talking on the phone and swimming Julius Tank Mayberry Ambition: To become a leather craft instructor Hobbies: Basketball and football Raymond Bug-eye Mayfield Ambition: To become a leather craftman Hobby: Repairing guns Judy Mays Boosters Club, '62-'63: Student Council, '62-'63: Cheerleader, '63-'65g Captain of Cheerleaders, '64-'65g Senior Band, '64-'65: Baseball Sweet- heart, '63-'64: Beauty Casters, '64-'65g Most Outstanding Student Leader, '64-'65, Ambition: To become a secretary Hobbies: Talking, dancing, and reading Ray McAfee .fir QT 3' and I o-.40 Elsie McCan Charm Club, '63-'64g New Mechanics Club, '62-'65. Ruby McCarver Honor Society and Tri-Hi-Y, Ambition: To become a chemist Hobbies: Drawing, painting, composing poetry, and collecting tie clamps Lavacla McClellan Jacquelyn McCrary Tri-Hi-Y, '64-'65g Y-Teens, '64-'65: Future Nurses, '64-'65g Horizon Club, '64-'65: Boosters Club, '62-'65: Dramatics Club, '64-'65: Home- makers of America, '63-'65g Quill Club, '64-'65: Science Club, '64-'65 Ambition: To be successful in my chosen career Hobbies: Dancing, bowling, skating and listening to records 49 Nw! v' V Roderick Miles Christian Education Club, '63, Senior Band, '62- f '65g History Club, '62g Math Club, '64-'65g Track Team, '62-'64, Captain of Tennis Teams, '63-'64g Student Council, '62-'64, Student Director, '64-'65g Hi-Y, '63-'65, Curtis Miller - Hi-Y, '64-'65g Journalism Staff, '64-'65g Foot- ball, '6l-'62g Track, Ambition: To become a singer Hobby: Singing Sandra Mills Future Nurses, '62-'63, Volleyball and Baseball Team, '63-'64g Horizon Club, '62-'63, Ambition: To become a registered nurse Hobby: Skating and bowling Herbert Mitchell Anthony McGriff, Jr. New Mechanics Club, '62-'65g Craftsman Award '64, Ambition: To become an architect Hobby: Drawing sketches for model homes Jeanette Dude Head McGuire Future Nurses, '63-'65g Y-Teens, '64-'65, Usherettes, '64-'65g Member of Journalism Staff, '64-'65, Ambition: To become a private secretary or chemist Hobbies: Sewing, dancing, skating, and reading Mary McMillan Willie Mae Queenie McQueen Chorus, '62-'65g Asst. Secretary of Senior Cho- rus '64-'65g Senior Band, '63-'65, Majorette, '63-'63g Asst, Secretary of Y-Teens, '64-'65g Business Manager of Chorus, '63-'64. f 'Huh ff' Chemistry Club, '64-'65, Boosters Club, '64-'65g 1' NJ Q Evelyn Joyce Joycie Norwood Honor Society, '62-'65: Boosters Club, '62-'63 Dramatics Club, '62-'65: Math Club, '64-'65 Y-Teens, '64-'65: Student Council, '63-'64, Chemistry Club, '64, Ambition: To become a successful chemist Hobbies: Collecting dolls from foreign lands, and reading Joseph Ole Yellow Oliver Christian Education Club, '62-'63g New Mechanics Club, '62- '65. Ambition: To major in mechanics and minor geometry Marcellar Oliver Band Booster, '63-'64, Majorette, '62-'65: Y- Teens, '63-'65. Ambition: To become a personal secretary Hobbies: Sewing, dancing, and tennis William Thomas Junnie Osborne, Jr. Camera Club, '63-'64g Math Club, '63-'64g Science Club, '62-'63: Dramatics Club, '62-'63 History Club, '63-'64g Christian Education Club '64-'65: Honor Society, '62-'63g Quill Club, '62 '63, Ambition: To become a medical doctor N ith- if Q0 if - 1? 'hui' Otis Payne Arlene Dimples Penigar President of Beauty Casters, '63-'65, Secretary of Future Nurses, '63-'64g Mechanics Club, '64- '65: Dramatics Club, '63-'65, Math Club, '63- '65g Y-Teens, '64-'E-35. Ambition: Elementary education Etta Faye Perry Distributive Education, '63-'65, Ambition: Beauty operator Hobby: Skating Etta Little Bit Pilot Boosters Club, '62-'63: Junior Band, '63-'64g Math Club and Clinic, '64-'65, Chemistry Club, '64-'65g Journalism Staff, '64-'65. Lendell Chest Owens Industrial Arts, '62-'63: Baseball, '63-'64, Ambition: Industrial arts Linda Ann Lynn Packer Beauty Casters, '63-'65: Dramatics Club, '62- '63g Y-Teens, '64-'65, Ambition: Cosmetology instructor Hobby: Dancing Linda Lin Parker Asst, Secretary of Future Nurses, '63-'64, Honor Society, '63-'65: Y-Teens, '64-'65, Leonard's Award, '63-'65: Journalism Staff, '64-'65g Chess Club, '63-'64g Science Award, '63-'64, Tennis Club, '64-'65: Miss Universal, '64-'65, Ambition: To be great in any field thatl may venture into, and success as a renown woman of the world Hobbies: Reading, writing, and listening to records Barbara lean Patterson Q95 Weldon Pointer Carolyn Big Head Powell Junior Band, '63-'64g Booster Club, '63-'64g Chorus, '64-'65, Ambition: Music instructor Hobbies: Bowling, dancing, playing piano, swimming, and writing Edward Randle Frederick Randle wus' 3 Patricia Redmon Booker T. Iotter Richards R,O,T,C,, '62-'63g Junior Band, '63-'64g Sen- ior Band, '64-'65. .. Ambition: A bioligical scientist, or Army Officer Clara Jean Robinson Student Council, '62-'64, Senior Band, '62-'65g Band Council, '62-'65g Leonard's Award, '64g Y-Teens, '64-'65, Honor Society, '63-'65, Hori zon Club, '63-'65g Math Award, Asst, Sect, of Math Club. Ambition: To become a pharmacist or teacher Hobbies: Sewing and bowling Leon Robinson CQ gf Patricia Annetta Heartbreaker Scruggs Horizon Club, '64-'65g Usherettes' Club, '64-'65, Boosters Club, '64-'65g Dramatics Club, '64-'65. Ambition: To finish school and join the Air Force or any branch of service Donald Shank Shannon Christian Education Club, '62-'65g Honor Society, '62-'65, Student Council, '62-'65, Dramatics Club, '62-'65g Asst. Sect, of homeroom, History Club, '64-'65, Math Club, '64-'65, Quill Club, '64-'65g Camera Club, '64-'65. Ambition: Musician, artist, poet Hobbies: Dancing, writing, reading, singing and listening to records Arthur Shaw Helen Carol Crafty Shelton Leonard's Awards, '62-'64g Honor Society, '63- '65g Art Club, '63-'65, Beauty Casters, '64-'65, Future Nurses, Ambition: Doctor Hobby: Dancing, and playing piano Lonnie Robinson President of D,E, Class, '63-'65g Most Hand- some Senior Boy, '64-'65. Cleofice Ross Andrew Sandman Sanders Latin Club, Chemistry Club, Varsity-T, Baseball Le'onard's Awards, Vice President of Senior Class '64-'65, Honor Society, '62-'63, Most Popular Senior Boy, '64-'65, Math Club, Most Outstand- ing Scholastic Football Player, '62-'64g Favorite Sophomore, '62-'63, Ambition: To become a professional football player Hobby: Playing football Bobby Sanders President of Honor Society, '64- '65, Vice Presi- dent of Senior Band, '64-'65g Associate Editor of Journalism, '65, ,g-gif 5f3?EieQE' ' Alvin Shepheard Gerome Ronnie Sims R, O. T. C., '61-'63, Ambition: To become an olympic diver and swimmer, Hobbies: Swimming, dancing, playing football and listening to records Willard Beam Sims R,O, T,C, , '62-'65g Drum and Bugle Corps, '62-'65g Christian Education, '62-'63, Senior Band, '62-'64, Tennis Team, '64-'65g Camera Club, '64-'65, Ambition: To become an athletic instructor Gwendolyn Sputnik Skinner Beauty Casters, Future Nursesg Homemakers of America, Ambition: To become a teacher or secretary Bobby Robert lick Smith R,O,T,C,, '62-'63, Drill Team, '61-'62, Span ish Club, '63-'64, Chorus, '62-'64, Cora Lee Smith Math Club, '64-'65, President of Future Nurses, '63-'64, President of Tri-Hi-Y Club, '64-'65, Dramatics Club, '63-'65g Beauty Casters, '63- '65g Y-Teens, '64-'65. Ambition: To become successful in life Hobby: Sewing Eddie Easy Ed Smith Basketball, '62-'65g Varsity-T, '63-'65. Ambition: To become a social worker or a pro- fessional basketball player Hobbies: Sports and Designing Genice Smith Future Nurses, '63-'65, Beauty Casters, '63-'65, Y-Teens, '64-'65, Chemistry Club, '63-'64, Ambition: To be successful Hobbies: Dancing, reading and sewing Edward Sneed R,O,T,C,, '62-'63g Senior Band, '62-'65, Cho- rus, '64-'65, Hobbies: Playing the trombone and reading Ambition: To become a physical education teacher Leo Sparkman Ruby Rinny Stafford Boosters Club, '62-'63: Junior Band, '62-'64, Volley ball Team, '62-'64, Basketball team, '62-'64, Bobby Stephens Lois Baby Dean Smith Y-Teens, '64-'65: Usherettes, '64-'65g Majorette '63-'65: Cheerleader, '62-'63, Beauty Casters, '64-'65g Best Dressed Senior, '64-'65, Ambition: W,A,C, Hobby: Roller skating Mary Pooky Baby Smith Booster Club, '62-'63: Cheerleader, '63-'65: Math Award, '63-'64: Beauty Casters, '64-'65g Y-Teens, '64-'65g Student Council, '64-'65, Ambition: To attend Texas Southern Hobbies: Reading, cooking and listening to records Maurine Smith Chaplin of Future Nurses: Boosters Club, Chorus, '64-'65. Ambition: To become a registered nurse Hobbies: Dancing and sewing C, B. Sneed Nita Ann Nit Stevens Chorus, '63-'65g Red Cross, and Y- Teens. Ambition: To become a stenograplier Hobby: Singing and reading Jerry Stevenson Lillian Stewart Ruby Bug Eye Talton Boosters Club, '64-'65g Y-Teens, '64-'65, Ban- ner Girl, '63-'64g Journalism Staff, '64-'65g Chorus, '62-'65g Office Assistant, '64-'65, Ambition: To become a secretary in the Air Force Hobbies: Dancing, buying records, and singing man 5651 lsiah Ike Thompson Baseball Team, '62-'65, Varsity-T, '62-'65g Chemistry Club, '64-'65g Mathematics, '64-'65g Racket Club, '64-'65g Tennis Team, '64-'65. Ambition: To be a doctor Hobby: Sports Taft Thompson Ambition: To make the most of my life Hobby: Reading Hezzie Timms Kenneth Timms Linda Taylor Senior Band, '64-'65g Horizon Club, '64-'65, Ambition: To be a secretary Hobbies: Skating, dancing and boys Eddie Jean Teddy Bear Thomas Distributive Education Club. A1nbitiOD: To attend Arlington State College and major in elementary education Hobbies: Writing poetry, and holding long interesting, conversations over the telephone George Humpty Thomas President of Racket Club, '64-'65g Baseball, '62-'65, Tennis Club, '63-'65g Negro History Club, '63-'65: Christian Education Club, '62- '65: Hi-Y, '62- '65, Sharon Ann Little Bit Thomas Cheerleader, '63-'65, Y-Teens: N,H,A,, '64 is, Q Carolyn Ann Tintlle Future Nurses Club, Ambition: To be a nurse Hobby: Reading Clifton Tristam Sugar Tinsley Football-Center, No. 56, '62-'65g Concert Band, '62-'65: All City Band: Leonard's Award, '64, Math Club, 'C-34: Creative Writing Award, '64g Varsity-T, '62-'65: Science Club, '64, Sports Editor ofthe Terrellife, '64-'65: Mr, Esquire, '64-'65, Ambition: To be a success Hobbies: Sports, records, and T,V, Gloria Toshade Tiptoe Tolliver Chorus, '62-'65: Y-Teens, '64-'65, Ambition: To be a teacher F Hobbies: Singing and bowling Patsy Fate Towcry Hobby: Trying to catch the boys IN ff! -r , ,- ...M we 5 X' N and .4- .W ,c,,,, J- W, Remon Triggs Senior Band, '62-'65, Ambition: To be a success Hobby: Sports William Bubba Triggs Lab. Technician, '64-'65, Ambition: To be successful in my chosen career Hobbies: Tennis and bowling Ruby Jewel Billie Turner Chorus, '62-'65g Beauty Casters, '63-'64g Boosters Club, '62-'63, Ambition: To be a secretary Jimmy Kipling Ward Hi-Y: Trainer Football Team, '62-'63: Playboy Of The Year, '62-'63g New Mechanics Club, '63-'64. Ambition: To be a teacher Hobby: Archery sysl- Bobby Toute Suite White R,O,T,C,, '62-'63g Rifle Team, '62-'63g Drill Team, '62-'63g Cadet Police, '62-'63g Football Team, '62-'63, Chess Club, '62-'63, Dramatics Club, '62-'63. Ambition: To be a mechanical engineer Hobbies: Swimming and sports Moses White Marguerite Whitney Leader Sad Sack Wilcox, Jr. Band, '62-'65g Track, '62-'63, Basketball, '62- '65, Ambition: To be a physical education teacher H1 Clyde Pee Wee Watson Hi-Y, '62-'63, Chemistry Club, '62-'63g Chess Club, '62-'63g Tennis Club. Ambition: To be an elementary Teacher Helen Baby Ruth Watson Future Nurses Club, '63-'65, Beauty Casters Club, '64-'65g Y- Teens Club, '64-'65g New Homemakers Of America, '64- '65. Ambition: To be a success in my chosen career Hobbies: Reading, listening to records, dancing sewing, bowling, and sports in general Brenda Wheatfall Wendell Whitaker O-fi. Lucretia Ann Cretia Wilkins Senior Band, '62-'65: Honor Society, '62-'65, Leonard's Awards, '62-'65: History Award, '63- '64g Math. Award, '63-'64: Chairman ofthe Entertainment Committee Honor Society, '63- '64, Ambition: To achieve a high goal in life that will be useful both to me and all mankind Hobbies: Dancing, reading, and listening to jazz James Williams Janet Marie Jabo Williams Orchestra, '62-'64g Science Club, '62-'63g Math. Club, '64-'65, Ambition: To be an elementary school teacher Margaret Ann Punkie Williams Honor Society, '62-'63, Tri-Hi-Y, Math Club, '63-'64, Boosters Club, '63-'65: Science Club, '62-'63. Ambition: To be a teacher ill' 1 il if Patricia Anita Pat Williams Beauty Casters, '63-'65g G,A,A,, '64-'65. Ambition: To be a cosmetologist Hobbies: Reading, listening to records, dancing, and sports Robert Wrinkle Williams Football, '62-'65: Capt. of the Football Team, '62-'65: Varsity-T, '62-'65g Business Manager Senior Class, '64-'65, Student Council, '63-'64, Most Outstanding Student Leader, '64- '65, Ambition: To be a registered pharmacist Hobby: All sports James Yaites R,O, T,C, , '63-'65g Chemistry Club. Ambition: To make the most of life Hobby: Sports Mary Young Y- Teen, '64-'65, Volleyball Team, '62-'65, Basketball, '62-'65: G,A,A,, '63-'65g President ofthe G,A,A,, '63-'65, Ambition: To be a beautician Hobby: Playing sports sill ALLL , , 'fr wzavrm- ., . f. is 's . . f - f' . - -. -i...-Agp .f gf, t K. 2: 'Q if .l ,i gwlwarlr-.F VVLL :mr 'if' B F -we ' q w ,-F vi kms Q- is I lelen Lillie Minnie Billy Aaron Aldridge Allen Austin Janis K. C. 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A. arg Yi X . l F if f, S , Q - ' - .. -. 1 - ,:?: t ::f X 'W af -rw Charolette Evonne Mae Helen Horace Ingram Jackson Jackson Jackson .155 X ,f7f, , L.: J .K , , v.- - - U W 1 f f' rd -Q Matthew Marva Marguerite Jerry Lewis Little Manning Martin 9 ,t.t 1 tmit rw K ia , , :' e i if K, 1 , f K , Jonie Judy Elsie Lavada Matthews Mays McCan McClellan Y Anthony Willie Iacquelyn Deborah McGriff McQueen McCrary McQueenette , 2-,ii ,,, r F ttie , it 1 M 'Z i'iii ff Sandra Linda Evelyn Joseph Mills Morse Norwood Oliver Marcellar William Lendell Linda Oliver Osborne Owens Packer f f' - M. , Oren Vincient Don Pauline George Jackson Jackson James Jenkins , , is 'Tia Troy Irma Brenda Carl links Johnson Jones Jones , W W Q .L Cynthia Dan Henry La Verne Vernon Jones Jones Jordon Jones f in 1 - .V . ,, , ff ,'r' rf- , , :,rf if ,lg s ,W U Carolyn Wilbur Mary Margaret Kelly Kibby King Kyser P' YR X 1, L Opa Beverly Raymond Jacquelyn Lampkin Lee Lee Lewis Felix Linda Parker Parker i i f- is E .bh fi S i,, R Etta Etta Perry Pilot -E7233 : . wi...-a ,:. 3' 3 . or y ix is Wg . Booker Clara Richards Robinson 'W Bobby Donald Sanders Shannon Alvin Gwendolyn Shepherd Skinner , v K-ga.. ' 2, Otis Payne Barbara Patterson Carolyn Frederick Powell Randle Cleofice Andrew Ross Sanders Arthur Helen Shaw Shelton Gerome Bobby Sinis Smith Eddie Cora Lois Mary Sm i th Sm ith Sm i th Smith Maurine Ruby Bobby Nita Smith Stafford Stephens Stevens S 176 tr, , A ttii s eil av f ' S , f s sst ' fm - . V ' ,,,,, ':' 1 'W i f yy,t or yyy t , ,sV ist t F Jerry Lillian Ruby Henry Stevenson Stewart Talton Talton F , . i- 47 A s r? E '- 'ff . , f tt- V -'I ,,f 'K 'jglg K ' if ,F 4' ill' . T fts - S r 's-. . - Q , vrbn I K , L ,14,- .,,,,, t -I , 5, K ,vi X, W iz, K I 2' -.K 1 T is Linda Donald Clifton Carolyn Taylor Taylor Tinsley Tindle . --sv 1.-- LT ' c , George Sharon Isiah Gloria Thomas Thomas Thompson Tolliver I 'N in K ,Q h if , B K , as-ii.-1 1' ' .f W 42 'N it W at Q Patsy William Helen Brenda Towery Triggs Watson Wheatfall Q Fe 11 s J lnee .wi ,L 1 'v Leader Janet James James Wilcox Williams Williams Williams ka Robert Lucretia James Mary Williams Wilkins Yaites Young WS, -, W Herman Melvin Shirley Genice Jennings Council Smith Young, e itt,t5in J t in wr sl tli James L, Cloyde Lovell Johnson Carter Harper ,3 L 4 13 N1 if enior cworiferi I Senior Majorettes Drum Majorette- Cynthia Jonesg Head Majorette- Sonja Jonesg Majorettes- Sandra Smith, Gwendolyn Laster, Willie McQueen, Kathryn Frazier, Renee Britton, Lois Smith, and Zenobia Huey-You Best Athletes- Annie Jackson Arthur Jones is ,, I ,G Lady Vogue and Master Esquire Lois Smith Clifton Tinsley WK, V, .. Most Attractive and Most Handsome LaVerne Jordan Lonnie Robinson Most Courteous Margaret Kyser Isiah Thompson Best Citizens Cynthia Jones Ernest Clark 'bu Most Nonchalant Brenda Eclmon Vincent Jackson Most Humorous Mae Howard Billy Austin 'fiffh xv ,gg , ,N,.,,.,r,..,N. f-'ww Most Talented Sonja Jones Roderick Miles Most Versatile Mary Young Arthur Jones Playboy and Buimie ofthe Year Jimmie Ward Janet Williams f' is 'xv Mr, and Miss Jivc Robert Booker Carolyn Bowens Prince Charming and Senior Sweetheart Matthew Lewis Melody Benton Most Outstanding Student Leaders Judy Mays Robert Williams Most Intellectual Margaret Williams Melvin Jennings 2 my ui? Most Popular Yolanda Britton Andrew Sanders nl 'N Most Pleasing Personalities Lindia Bridgewater Kenneth Hooper Most Likely to Succeed Carol Brooks James Cash Most Studious Lucretia Wilkins Bobby Sanders if f The Terrellife Editor-in- Chief --- Associate Editors -- Business Manager ---- ---- Secretary- Treasurers, Senior Dept, --'-------- ' Secretary-Treasurer, Iuniorliept, --- Art Editor -----------------------' Junior News Editor ----------------- Personal Editor ----- ---- Photographers ---- Society Editor --- Typists ------- Alumni Editor --- Copy Readers --- Athletic Editor ----- ---- Circulation Manager Senior Editor ------ News Directors ------ ---- Advertising Manager --- ---- Coluninist ---------- ---- Joke Editor -------- --- Advisor ---- and Panther Sta Carol E. Brooks ff Phillippa Ferguson, Bobby Sanders, Sandra Malone Lindia Bridggcwa and Brenda Ednion ter Etta Pilot, Margaret Kyser Janis Bailey Melody Benton Sonja Jones Ruby Burks Stephany Ann l ----Ruth Moore Annie Jackson a ----Renee Britton Carol Brooks, P Sanders, Brenda Curtis Miller Frederick Black -- ---- Ruby Talton Carolyn Bowens Evonne Jackson Clifton Tinsley Geronie Siins Mrs, LaBerta D, luey You and Oren Jackson nd Jeanette McGuire hillippa Ferguson, Bobby Edmon and Sandra Malone mon and Linda Parker Piinnps ,m.m,,,.,,- Q XV-A uniorzi I 1 I uniora Being the middleman is not an easy task. As juniors, we are expected to maintain the maturity of our years, yet we are often re- garded as mere children whose wants and wishes are insignificant. Often we recall with nostalgia the carefree sophomore days, and wish that we might somehow return to that sheltered haven. At other times, the dreams of seniority overwhelm us, and time cannot pass quickly enough. And yet, with all of its seeming disadvantages, the junior year has taught us much about life. We have learned to give without always expecting a reward, we have learned to bow to authority and seniority without feelings of rancor or resentment, we have learned patience, for we shall soon stand in that limelight of seniority so coveted by juniors, but most of all we have learned that it is not enough to dream of the future, for dreams are only visions of the glorious achievements tomorrow holds for those who can conquer today. JUNIOR FAVORITES Regina Wade Earnest Powell is 4 Y frwaiisigg. J 5 ', 41. 44. -au' .-Nj J ,- fin .Q in .6 6 . ' ' ' - ' if :sf - f affair.: X w. ' W - .r I ii N . .. 524, ,HA sr A lg ,i Joyce Adkinson Jo Ann Alexander Wayne Ashford Lucy Bailey Ruth Baker Toni Banks Bobbie Benson Andrea Berliner Martha Bethel Verdell Blaeldnon lhella Bowens Mary Bowie Shirley Bradford James Bradley Devora Breedlove Evelyn Smith wr Larry Bridgewater Brenda Brooks Virginia Brooks Linda Brown Jettie Burnett Sandra Burries Tanny Busby Patty Calahan Carolyn Canady Kenneth Carr Shirley Carter Pamela Cash La Raine Cass Charles Castine Tony Christopher Dorothy Clark fi , i - .2 ' iii K kyyhkhk new D ss t C ,.15ii'E:: -. - 555212 fy P M ' rn' I - :Em ' - ss 1 iil B or rirss ssti 1 lss .1 -1'r it -- gf -3. V KK'-. A I ML: 4 yrtt lsssyyll . ' - - slenns islsiilsneel l P srsr N I H ' or Om sl if M- if ig sw it Z.. - a1g, rs itil' .kif t 15 ...t:W, I 2 , K y,,.. 'Vs -- 1'W ' E i A f E:Ess:a. , ' L ' ' ' ' QM V, ww. liifffif' v ,, Q is ' at :- 'Wk xv' w it if r , 4 Q E , Q rigs ' - 2 V -- K - rss! 3 f fl E me-s., 1211551425-E., fi ..,L , ' ' ff . .. ..... ,ls - 'rss P: V .I k C g i 'W ., -f,- I VVAV VV .rt .si si. 5 A n ffgsvirzigk Eg gt, 1. Ji- 4 MB i 5 M ' - -,. ' 'l ., ..kL, mr . . X., ,. ,,.... ......,, , A . ., X at 1 , ,,y-' 1 rs.: -1. lg ,-'s ': i X, , Q 'ttt' - fl , G W an ul' . AU- Q.,- 1 , . 'i W' 5 rg Ronald Clark Alvin Cleveland Sharron Combre Charles Cumby Alma Daniels Hilliard Davis Morris Davis Pauline Davis Patricia Dixon Carolyn Edwards lsiah Edwards Lillie Evans Cynthia Gant Milton Gibson Alma Gilmore Joyce Griffin sf aw a s P is ! . Lawerence Griffin Sandra Guerry Cynthia Haley La Barbara Hall Sandra Hall Joyce Harris lris Hathman Linda Haynes Major Henderson Audrey Herod Osea Hodge Charlotte Hogan Zachery Horton John Huckaby Barbara Hughes Lewis Hutchinson YF, 'sn' fl B 'si-NF? ima C J J i r',, X ':': ' 1 J ' A f -if Adi . is I B an-as 5 ,193 -.5 Q, iii . .. f 'fr r ir J .Q in ' ja r r - 4' 'ii J...,Q if ' 5' A siufrci, I, ...- 9 Q X., . 7' J S .a , , na if -O 5 y Q f 5 Ruth Jackson Wallace Jackson Willie Jackson Lavonne Jefferson Jerri Jenkins Eddie Johnson Johnetta Johnson Ruby Johnson Barbara Jones Brenda Jones Carolyn Jones Charles Jones Doris Jones John Jones Marilyn Jones George Kebe rf-- I .. If 5 J e I Eunice Kelly Joseph Kinney A. B. Knox Mary Kyser Gwendolyn Laster Willette Lawsha Shirley Lee Brenda Leonard Mary Lewis Connie Lipcomb Marilyn Love Micholyn Love Laquita Malone Carolyn Marion Mary Mason Beatrice Masters lr r L59 J ii L 75? L our ,6 an f t elf:-i -.. - 2f!'sf-iifff - , if E gr - Q N igriklzr. 5, K A I J V AAill o -- 'inf J Erwin Je elite vii rn Q3 4 Q 1 'id r fs .f mfs Q it W 1 is 1 fl , K, k J, . ,Y .,, K y --rf Q le- 'V' f J' I as iile 1 ff' 5 Q, .. . I at Sylvester McClellan Audrey McDonald Jimmie Melton Faye Miller Ray Minnieweather Josephine Mitchell Robert Montgomery Gwendolyn Montgomery Earl Moore James Moore Regina Moore Toni Nealy Barbara Newsome Lena Nichols Jimmy Office Betty Pace avi -we . .. E? H nv ' Ida Parker Joe K, Parker Faye Parks Iois Peavy Hattie Perkins Gladys Pointer Antoinette Pollard Dorothy Powell Audrey Prince Harriette Pringle Herman Proctor Julius Ravin Henry Redmon Jimmy Reed Theodore Reed Clarence Reynolds l ' EL , 12 j 1. H .. 'fd 'WDP 'WV il! 3 H' .ig it ig- H z i 5512, .. Ti::5?f::LI' me 1 :sag l gat P 5 f '. ' , Q 1 , 2 the C ffm, f' ' .sf is 1 11.1 Q: W ., ssszzissr ' Q K - ' T my P Jimmy Rhodes Rose Robinson Dianne'Robinzine Lyndia Rogers Wayne Roland Henrietta Ross Nancy Saddler Gwendolyn Sanders Larry Skeins Robert Skeins Mary Simmons Barbra Smith Evangeline Smith Finis Smith Jimmy Smith Mary Smith as . W-1-sa 1 as- K' Q'-f f L fr E lips El :PQI-rw! L rx Q ,QQ s if K ' ' I swiaiu. P Qs' 'z if W Q' L id? 'EF .sf X- A 'I E .ff r ff ' ' 5, iris:-fm ,,..,.. ., ,. W f-s- ff, 1 ,,, f:a3f.,: -swirl ' S Q is Wait s r ER -:lst S, Robert Spellman Ronald Stevens Brenda Stewart Nathaniel Strange Joyce Talton Shirley Taye Doris Taylor Herbert Teal ' t i f-1-tif ' i' 1 ,Q - ., . Q f .M ,rr,,. ..,,,,,,.: , W R Y lttttt or . T SS N Sle at R Patricia T611 rrl C L rtll Carolyn Thompson -T ii l tt, A . T. ii i . il Charlie J, Thompson 5 A n S I Vemeu Tr 1323 'W' ' C if TQ. Q' ii. , .r...,. .: , L Ltz i I -:k-L K virginia Tubbs k yrry b y flb 'N . ,N ttll Regina Wade V fgff ' J i Q I,- Iudy Walker G10ri-2 Warren C S f ,il t dd r ar it ffl ' : ' ii T ttl',i: ' :'i E .... K ,,. : M vkkx Q rr,tttat H A Qu is iiiiij s1??fiQgi'f ' , Pamela Washington Linda Weeks Jenifer White Edith Whitmore Andrea Whitted Althea Williams Earnestine Williams Lynda Williams Velinda Williams Alyce Wilson Roy Wilson Ruby Wilson Clara Windom Abbie Woods Winford Woods Gloria Young . Q . g -av- xtr Q Olfll Olneif 5570104 0l'l'l0l eJ The sophomore year is one of discovery and adjustment. We are no longer junior high school children with infantile attitudes and juvenile behaviors. We are young ladies and young men who are seeking a significant place in new surroundings among new people. Though We cling to our old friends, we strive to erase all other traces of yesterday. In our quest for maturity, we look toward the future with eager hearts and open minds. Yesterday holds only memories of a fading childhood, but tomorrow holds the promise of assurance, maturity, and success. i Sandra Allen 0 425' , . ..:.:,:: ,l.,.1z. .w- - s .ay trty B j . b v :L 5 k.B Linda Gowans r ., , 7 Cynthia Adkins I A James Allen 11. f Maggie Allen 1 if . Donald Alexander Johnny Anderson Patricia Anderson E , Rhonda Austin M , i i Earnestine Bailey I .i x Argoldia Baker tx ' Beverly Banks it 'C Geraldine Barber ' Charles Bell G Hi' i A r r b P . Ronald Bell M A my I '- 1, 'ig James Benson SOPHOMORE FAVORITES Clifford Britton ll -of V W, C, Benton Lois Berkins , Nettie Blaylock D ,fa X . I -mv 0 Robert Blaylock 'div V l A f ' Jeanette Booth 'M f ....,l. 4. 1 A Barbara Broadus Loretta Broadmax Roy Brooks Clifford Britton V . Donna Brown -: . fig 1x0 'X' s gs X. C is-ff fav' Glenda Burks Wh . 1 Sheila Carter Sandra Carey Theodore Brown Sandra Burroughs Patrick Cftlton Ruby Campbell I iiffsfv, i 45 A Thomas Chatnian , 'M Shirley Clark ' W' f f y C C 'W rf? I llll J ,JS li lll Eil i J Earnestine Carter ,1' li :rr llli 1 ' lml ic cc il QA: mil!! , , mia r ' gi A I ' ' ae ? '4' j Tilton Clark Christy Clem James Clemo Clarence Car Viola Cross Melinda Daw Mug Q J ,-A Yi' fa, yf -.f , K . 1 zgjiwa if , Phyllis Edwar Carol Elliot .- ,ML ,, . lm- ! 11' OHS HS Marvin Collier Elaine Cook tez Helen Crowder Joyce Davis Nancy Davis Willie Lee Davis kins Oscar Dorham Cecelia Doty Delilah Durst Geraldine Echols ds Leola Ervin Betty Evans Donald Evans Juanita Evans Carol Everhart Pairlee Forbes Leslie Ford 'lll Cynthia Foreman he Gerald Freeman Larry Freeman A: Linda Freeman ' Beverly Fuller . . Q .4 1 , ,.::... l M -, f, 'K af v l , 5 A if I ,f ' 1 QQ' f trt. e. ., - iti .J Q J,iJJ t C' J' Q 'K 7 Edna Gillis Richard Good .. Wu ' 1 x . O. an F Roy Lee Garrett 6l'l Mary Goodman Linda Goodwin ,X I 5. Q4 7 ...- ma gills 1 . will :ali 6 K X x IFN 5 'ar ... V i L , -fl' fat? ans N l 'VY' fr' . ff--' ff,,f w5y: ,-,f H 'J AX 'Z J B, fa 4-qw .Os Q! 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J .::2!:.' f K S tl if ,.. r all M ar ff airy M.-rf ir H J X 'lb fi .Q 4 r W f pri- Carolyn Lew is ' 5.0 -an A is 9 'Qi . 75 7 - r . , 4 RTT - J A if 3 5i'1l. , f M 7' 'LLL I , H ii' kirr 1 v--' Ariz A K 5 Q g W 1 kv M . ,,,aWw 'H 1 5 1 L J E 5 - Q- V 1,2 , Veronica Lockhart Dorothy Lockridge Patricia Mannings Alice Mayberry it err AW Mary McAfee , Roderick McDowde i Robbie McHenry ' M at A vi fy Brenda Miller ' My James Mills V - X 'N Curtis Minnieweather 'f Janie Minnieweather 1 Mary Mitchell Linda Montague 1 e mi 'I' V, Gary lvlontgoniery -n f, 1 , G i in 'A f 1 in L4 Yvonne Morris Walter Morse Lonnie Moore .13 Earnestine Myles Charles Neal Yvonne Nealy Mildred Norwood Eva Odoni Meovonne Oliver Deborah Osborne David Parker Hiawatha Parker L Mary Payne 'A .V ww Quinton Plrea Dale Pointer ' Millard Pollard Sandra Pollard Charlotte Porter ' . if 'Q , 'If ' ll 'EX Hi iii H ml' Grant Pouncy 'I Maureen Powell Barbara Reed Beverly Reed Joyce Reese 55 if Gwendolyn Reeves ' Gloria Rhine Deborah Richardson ' I ' il Glenda Roberts 1 Rochelle Robinson 3 K 7' Q sr, -J- fr Edward Rockwell 'df f ' Alfred Roseborough A 6 ', 1 . , P I 1 ' f 4 M ff A ' o 64. 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Rosalind Ross Brenda Sanders Hattie Sanders Alice Shannon Betty Shaw Marion Shaw Carol Sheppard Rennea Sims Dell Smith Dora Smith Gerald Smith Laura Smith Maurice Smith Patricia Smith Sandra Smith Shirley Snell Claudia Sneed Harold Strange Veil Stevenson Norma Stewart Cynthia Taylor Roy Taylor Mary Teal Alfred Terry Roy Thomas Audreynette Thompson Charles Thompson Margaret Thompson Patricia Thompson Sandra Thorpe Melinda Tobias Virginia Townsend Wilbert Trigg Carrie Walker Cora Watkins Ronald Walker Ruby Watson Lonnetta Wells Delta White Jerry Whittaker Geoffrey Wilson Georgia Wilson Harold Wilson Hazel Wilson Carol Williams fazwzuwfff - -f., f V we-'ffexazasafzzrf AA ffl ,, , ' 79 X f sf' f 3 ,, 4, ' U' 1' 3 J A f , -'r-r gffsz, 15: sw .QI 1: fm '-1f,,,. gm rir W x rrry a A is or,t it '- .. T A - 'C 'gr i i ,,. 1 I ,A .kraf s f his , .: if Q uv E ye' . f ref . 9 ev' ..x 51!i, . ,ff A ,fair I-.1 ,C -nur. 'ilil s 4 ,uv ' Petri f l Charles Williams Dell Williams Larry Williams Wilma Williams Shirley Willis Richard Woffard lgenell Woodard Sylvia Woodard Harvey Woods Betty Wright Michael Yeager June Yeldell ff d wi-5 Nurse Meredith Checks height of students, 'X . 2 g Ag.L A mm'A H , 3,--W, . f ' + CKCLIMQJ ana! Acfiuified Cyadded ana! .fgcfiuified During the high school years, each student inevitably faces the question, What will I do with my future? This is a difficult decision, yet one made easier through the knowledge and en- lightenment gained from classes. From courses of varied nature and levels, the student realizes his special aptitudes and abilities and is led into a vocational field suited to his skill. A variety of classes also serves to broaden the general knowledge of each individual. Each course studied in high school adds a bit more knowledge to a growing store and assures the student of that much richer a future. A class alone is but a small tool with which to build a monument of success in a world of limitless opportunity. , 2 ,, 0 g+f11MwfQL,7p5jg VMMX . ' .B S ,fwf-v LJ Z5Z f C baw- , . ff pm aww Af' 'KMA' d'.Q ' QWJQTJ U QMQ. . ff 59 AZXQ fm 6 Lfbjfym f in M is ' s A lil 4?- Vo N K 4 if! , 1 ak rfb 2 1' ,,,. 'A if L I 1 0, wi 21 E 5,1-' 2Mi . , ,x : 3 X 5 W ,. V 'ffy : 92,145 rrhfrcf, g iy W , 'ww W ,,., My 4, W V fin M' 'HQ Q w 4 x ff X gig-,,m4,ufg,5,gg , ,,.,,4,, 1 5 , ff x , if W . mf K 'lg . If L ' 'if 5 ,, ff ,Q 15 f,,, H, A, . 49? A Q. 'W vwm, ,,,, -V 5 .Y , Mm, I . 4 5 Q an V -at vm mm ,.,,,,,,g.,.,, M4., . - f M ,,kiw,5xf W., ...ww 11 92,7 Nw ,-.-alf' Q ' -K wx? 115, .. ,fr 5 ' U. 1'E P ' 1 'f ' - 'N w - f Q 2i,f1 r',:'f,5' ',, kr ' L- -1 -.44 ' - . v m,,A 4 . ,-:vt-1,5 - A ' ' b- if w ' '--8? Y ,f,W-,1fQq3,f,f:Q,5.,1ni,,1g5S. ,,1:gm1fm, ,-. - -Q.,-.-., . 4. f , M- - ---f.m..4, up- -, - . A -. . 1 Q, uf - 1 ' ' ' ei 6:2 5.32 . .,,,::. m . J f ' ' L O21 Af u , ,G , fa ., Q. . ,. .. , 1 W Q Q-1, . q ww- Q, .fngj Ex L 1 -. .rr gm ,,,,, rs sg ' W ' , Af, A Crown for a Worthy Queen Corona tion Ball , W Rulers of the Night ,fi Miss I. M. Terrell The Dancing Court , The Thrills of Homecoming Q... su Football Sweethear t- - Miss Caudia Allen V Z ff -Kristi , fr ,,,,,, N Q, Presentation of Bouquet by Miss Shirley Carroll, Missl. M. Terrell '63-'64 s W Homecoming Guest Soloist- Mrs, Francine Reese Morrison James Cash, President of Student F Council, crowns Miss Homecoming Miss Phillippa Ferguson 1 .1 V E gf' 1. F 7. X Homecoming,---A Day to Remember ' A L X Q 1 6 A ' E ,x -TW, ' ig? as 'S 1 Homecoming Queen and ber court Homecoming Assembly Guest Speaker-- Mr. Billy Brown iff, Homecoming Assembly Trumpet Trio 'munialrmri igllxli mlniiill dmlihlhi A . M Q A walk to the throne Typing Mrs, V, K, Austin, Instructor I 3 wk M N. .NN N 4 'I Clothing Mrs. Walterene Tolliver, Instructor s s I s hy rrn, , to rift! ., , .tj 5 xtrky 3, Foods Mrs, L, D, Prince Instructor Art Class Mr, Roy Paley, Instructor French Mrs. Arie Harris, Instructor Algebra Mr, J. K. Hammond Instructor Radio and Television Mr. Juan T. Bennett, Instructor Body and Fender Mr, Howard Freeman, Instructor Metal Shop Mr, Ambrose Adams, Instruc IOI' Le athercraft Mr, Leonard Hemphill Instructor Industrial Arts Mr. I. C. McAliste In L structor Auto M echanics Mr. Farrell Gray, Instructor Welding and Machine Shop Mr, Robert Glover, Instructor ROTC SfSgt, Marion Jordan and Sgt, Willie Hatchett, Instructors 4 109 ,f f Nr English Class - Mrs. Mary T. Blanche The ghost scene in Macbeth Distributive Education Class - Mr. Sherman Wilson I ,i,t English Class - Mrs. LaBerta Phillips Draniatizing a scene from Macbeth I Q S? es Spanish Class - Foreign language students and instructors make use of the new audiolingual listening and reading comprehension devices, Mrs, Rose Harris Mrs, Vivian Dennis ,.,,. f O K Chemistry Class - Miss Ola M. Martin if sf 1-...... Rx Biology Class - Mr. Joel Williams Rr pf C ' Physics Class - Mr, Phillip C, Logan s- Z N.- Mechanical Drawing - Mr, l. C. McAlister .-f-' ' ' mmm' .. .,, Q Trigonometry Mrs. Mabel M. Smith, Instructor Cosmetology Mrs, Aretta Davis, Instructor 13' - rrtr 7 XXXXX S . , 4 ,wpff Cosmetology ,f,,f'f'rt ff, 'I ,M Mrs, K, Saddler f ' if-r' A Instructor fi , I r f-rw v' ., VK' W XX ww wg , M W y ,t QQ A I A lr gi ! x AM: f QW, nf 5 Om rw f W Q Y , wr Q r,,,r 'M or I 'Q I' A ' 'HY I A flr I ' f Q . ' W L , 'W . , -s A 4,7 my I. I X . Ii' ,,r ' , 2 L. ' ,. .--W' y ,V y 1 .., ,AX .pa nr- ,Jr at ,iii Senior Girls' Volleyball Team Reading from left to right: Linda Browng Carolyn Canadyg Katherine Marting Yvonne Harris, co- captaing Annie Jackson, captaing Wanda Hoyle Shirley Wimbreyg and Alice Wimbrey Girls' Athletic Association The G,A,A, provides its members with plenty of wholesome activities, such as intra- mural sports, bowling, hiking, picnics, and other types of recreation, Mrs. M. H. Major and Mrs. O. M. Belfrey, sponsors Conditioning exercises are essential elements in achieving fitness in our physical education classes. Other forms of vigorous activity such as team sports, relays, dancing are offered in order that girls may develop strength, endur- ance, and grace. There's loads of fun to be had in a physical education class! ' T at 'S a UWM 'F 'Y me .5 9, sz 5 lf-r ..s,. yi 1 H .ptp 231 s r t 5. .,,, s..., .rr f - - raxwimnfr 1' ' , '. , ' 1 I CHEERLEADERS Reading left to right Thella Bowens, Antoinette Pollard, Sandra Hall, Martha Lee, Regina Wade Judy Mays qcaptainj, Lila Taylor, Mary Simmons, Charlie Jean Thompson, Linda Adkins Sharron Thomas Cynthia Lisotro Jonas Phillippa Lynette Ferguson Miss Color Guard M iss ROTC V Carol Eleanor Brooks Miss Company B R 'Y Brenda Joycc Edmon Miss Drill Team Sonja Luis Jones Miss Company A Abbie Sue Woods Miss Company C ROTC Sponsors: Left to right: Cadet Majors Phillippa Ferguson Carol Brooks, Cynthia Jones, Brenda Edrnon, and Cadet Lt. Abbie Woods .., ,,,,.w,, . ,ligrgaqag fi f QL . 'f Drum and Bugle Corps Commander, Cadet Major Donald Shannon Battalion on Line ROTC Sponsors and their escorts at Bail Cadet Major Donald Shannon Cadet Lt, Col, Melvin Jennings and Cadet Major Cynthia Jones and Miss ROTC- Cynthia Jones . fs , Battalion Commander--Lt. Colonel Melvin Jennings ROTC Battalion Staff--Left to right: Cadet Majors James Yaitesg Bobby Stephens, Sylvester Borders, James Johnson, Matthew Lewis, Center: Battalion Commander Cadet Lt. Colonel Melvin Jennings Color Guard Commander- Cadet Sgt. Clarence Reynolds Miss Color Guard- Cadet Major Phillippa Ferguson Miss Drill Team gr., M. Terrell High School Chorus Mrs. Adlee H. Trezevant, Director Pictured also: Mr, H. L. King, Principal and Mr. Perry Sandifer, Senior High Music Consultant '-'F I. M. Terrell Senior Band Roderick Miles- Student Director William J. Haynes- President Bobby R, Sanders-Vice-President Janis Bailey- Secretary Charles Watts- Director yagijg., er Former D. E, Students Pursue Varied Vocations Howard McBride United States Army f--..- L, C. Cunningham Grocerman Fort Worth, Texas 1 'F --...., , f 2 S, ,is James Sharp Mortuary Science Fort Worth, Texas Charles Heath Pre-medical Student Morehouse College Atlanta, Georgia ELL! w ,,, V I , . i at A! ,lfl fre 'Q f ' H 1,-'Q ff W 4 ' Y X! 'ii ' wre- NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The objectives of the National Honor Society are to develop and maintain character, schol- arship, leadership, service, and citizenship, Seated left to right: Linda Parker, Lucretia Wilkins, Robert Spellman, Joyce Griffin, Lindia Bridgewater, LaRaine Cass, Pamela Washington, Cynthia Jones, Bobby Sanders, Pamela Cash, Gwendolyn Laster, Sandra Guerry, Abbie Woods, Brenda Edmon, Carolyn Daniel, Evelyn Nor- wood, and Phillippa Ferguson. Standing left to right: Yvonne Jackson, Donald Shannon, Catherine Fraizer, and Clara Robinson, Sponsor-Mrs, F, C. Stevens, if To The Future The past has its store of joys we remember, The future is ours undefiled, , , Let us carry our weight with courage of men, But proceed with the trust of a child, n Y CMJ X I 1 CMA As a well-balanced diet is essential to proper growth and development of the body, so is a well-balanced curriculum essential to proper growth and development of the mind. Though factual knowledge is the pri- mary aim in any formal education, it cannot and must not be substituted for the experi- ences of unity and teamwork derived from belonging to and participating in organiza- tions. Opportunities for the future are limitless for the versatile, .all-around per- sonality. Clubs are fun, educational, and necessary in assuring a brighter tomorrow for today's youth. . Lgaafnww 6, - bf ' 1 D V . ' M 2Q77?ff5w4Zmm4W0 0. I um Av - , I gf J ??Z .Mf07L'6 .if1Lg4'f-147. . , f 44946 Kwik - ,ffgm ' Judi' jggium-7gf.Z,L7,JfM91fwwf f Q Lfwafffdx Y- Teens Club President, Pamela Cash, Vice-President, Brenda Edmong Ass't, Secretary, Willie McQueeng Treasurer, Renee Brittong Sponsor, Mrs, N. Raspberry Student Council President, James Cashg Q Vice-President, Bw 'Ama 'J George Kebeg Secretary, Linda Cannong Assembly Chairman, Lindia Bridgewaterg Activity Chairman, Clifton Tinsleyg Entertainment Chairman, Lewis Johnsong Sponsor, Mrs, G, Wright Hi-Y President, Roger Iacksong Vice-President, Oren Iacksong Secretary-Treasurer, Robert Spellmang Ass't, Secretary, Richard Washington, Sponsor, Mr, L. Craft 125 I Q The lneentives President, , Roy Brooksg Vice- President, Viola Crossg Secretary, Linda Gowansg Assistant Secretary, Mary Lou Goodman Program Chairman Brenda Millerg Sponsor, Mrs. T. Lee ,..,,,1'- f Future Nurses Cl nb President, i . Cora Sm ith, Vice- President, La Raine Cassg Secretary, Charlotte Ingram' Assistant Secretary, A Yvonne Harris, Treasurer, Barbara Milesg Chaplain, Maurine Sinithg Sponsor, Mrs, B, Meredith i thkwwwm CHARM sr 9 A ,'i ' W 't ' if Q Xf arm' ' ,f if 5- J 4 dl' . ' 3.5! ,li Q ff' rr. Charnr Club President, Linda Browng Viee-President, Chessie Moodyg Secretary, Lyndia Rogersg Asst', Secretary, Mary Gieggerg Treasurer, Elsie MeCang A Sponsor, Mrs, A. Davis New Mechanics Club 5 President, i E lsiali Edwards' 1 t. I Viee-Presitlent, , linda Browng 5 Z, Secretary, Gwendolyn Lee: Ass't, Secretary, Mary Bensong Treasurer, Lynclia Rogersg Sponsor, Mrs, K, Saddlerg Mr. R, Glover Chemistry Club President, Melvin Ienningsg Vice-President, Bobby Saudersg Secretary-Reporter litta Pilot, Treasurer, 1 James Cuslig Sponsor, Miss O. Martin J 'V i J I If R it m Af A 4 A 3, J in , r V 4 s. I 5 J. ' ': If K , l i'-et ., 2 ' ' , f' 3 3 I 'W ' ' , tl , 1 I I i,'r,.: In sb- . Beauty Clusters President, Arlene Penigarg Vice-President, Nancy Saddlerg Secretary, Cora Sruitlrg Reporter, Charlotte lngranig Sponsor, Mrs, K. Sarldler 127 Dramatics Club Math Club President, Cynthia ,Tonesg Vice- President, Roderick Milesg Secretary, Mary Bowieg Assistant Secretary, Clara R b Treasurer, James Caslig Reporter, Brenda Edmong Sponsors, Mrs, M. Sniitlig M . awww-ft o insong FW iw rs. lx. Raspberr Y: Mrs, D. Hunter Usherettes President, Gwendolyn Sanders Vice-President, Ruth Baker Secretary, Harriet Pringle Sponso r, Mrs, M. Thornton 'l .ti Tri-Hi-Y President, Cora Sniithg Vice- President, Jacqueline McCrary Secretary, Carolyn Danielsg Ass't, Secretary, Gwendolyn Sandersg Treasurer, Gladys Dawsong Sponsorg Mrs. D. Hunter ,f sy s X34 . u New Honieniakers of America Club SJ' A President, Deborah McQueenette Vice-President, Onetta Hayes Secretary, Joyce Harris Ass't, Secretary, Rugy Stafford Sponsor, Mrs. L. D. Prince Office Assistants under the direction of Miss S. Bolden and Miss S. Carter deliver messages, b answer the telephone, file pa- pers, and greet all visitors. Library Assistants under the auspices of Mrs, A. L. James and Mrs, A, D, Jackson volun- teer their services to further educational goals. Nurses Assistants aid Mrs. B. M. Meredith by registering patients applying medications, and paci fying students. Lab Assistants with the help of Mr, P, C. Logan and Miss O. M. Martin assist the students in locating chemical equipment, I5 dlwfti' K . 1 i fmt. ggvagiwm. new www? mm J?VM?ii 3?? H. f mga? f Ekififm M-5L3fMfQQf1'W .ffw '2'g13QwUW't35,, ' Q. m ,pw ' ' Wwmjffijygimwmw ? I Q fgfjbinyklegcflfuvilup? Z 3133550 ' 6' JwWlMMWA ' W mf l ' f.zWwafmg9wZ0f,! ,4fl,Lf, .f4fALfic:i Physical fitness must go hand in hand with mental adeptness. A sound body, free from disease and fatigue, insures a student of a more alert and agile mind. Sports and games, Whether engaged in for plea- sure or for competition, are also highlights of high school years. They provide experi- ence in teamwork and teach clean sports- manship. These are qualities which, once learned, become permanently incorporated into the personality of an individual and stand him in good stead long after the mem- ories of high school have faded. Athletic skill can provide years of enjoyment as well as insure a healthful and productive future. in 32' V W . gl . X if -mn d P 6 f m i as Baseball Sweetheart Jois Peavy Track Sweetheart Gwendolyn Sanders Basketball Sweetheart Connie Howlett Football Sweetheart Caudia Allen Tennis Sweetheart Esther Burroughs I. M. Terrell Panthers 1-AAAA District Co- Champs L-R, Bradford, Linford, Burnett, Busby, Russel, B. Walker, J. Moore, Howard, Minnieweather, Kinney, T. Clark, L, Williams, Benton, Garrity, Bogar, A. Jones, Harris, Scott, Hatcher, F, Haley, 2nd Row: V, Jackson, Foster, A. Smith, Strange, Wilson, McGruder, O, Moore, E, Clark, Tinsley, Bowers, Brookins, Miller, Lewis, Sanders, Hooper, G. Jackson, 3rd Row: Coach Day, Coach Gillespie, Coach Johnson, Harris, Powell, Watts, Young, D. Johnson, Green, Proctor, Kebe, Darry, Davis, R. Haley, Hickman, C. Walker, S. Moore, J. Smith, Steele, R, Smith, Coach Tillman, Coach Williams, Coach Miles, 4th Row: Brown, Austin, Adams, L, Jones, Davis E. Johnson, Miller, Sheridan, Morse, Legan, R. Williams, Washington, Thomas. Season's Record Q They Opponent 29 14 Como 17 34 Kirkpatrick 32 O Kashmere fHoustonj 20 14 Lincoln 35 0 Madison 42 O Anderson 8 26 Moore 16 0 Roosevelt 3 0 Booker T, Washington 14 12 Dunbar Arthur Ray Jones-Most Valuable Back, All-District Back . Robert Williams-Alb District Tackle George Kebe-A11- District Guard Earnest Powell-All-District Back Larry Williams- Most Outstanding Non-Letterman Andrew Sanders-Most Outstanding Scholastic Player Ernest Clark-Most Valuable Lineman Joe Harris-Most Valuable Player Elroy Simmons Most Outstanding Rookie Lineman ,Q ,Jw .T , Lynn Jones Most Outstanding Rookie Back I. M. Terrell Track Team Coach-Joel Williams L-R, W, Scott, J, Moore, L, Jones, A, Roseborough, W, Harris, R, Smith, R. Nicholson, W, Cortez, 2nd Row: L, Smith, C, Howard, I. Johnson, B. Dawson, E. Minnieweather, E, Craney T. Clark, 3rd Row: C. Minnieweather, A, Lewis, N. Sheridan, D. Johnson, C. Woods, A, Shepheard, A. Smith, A, Jones, L. Beal, Coach J, Williams, Track Coach Track Captain Joel Williams Lonnie Beal Varsity Baseball Team Coach-H. C. Johnson L-R, R, Bell, A. Simpson, R. Booker, J, Smith, R, Wilson, V, Jones, 2nd Row: Coach H, Johnson, L, Wilcox, T, Busby, I, Thompson, R, Lawson. 3rd Row: C, Williams, ll, Davis E, Clark, O, McGowan, H, Jackson, 'Q' Mr, C, D, Yancy, Director of Texas Negro Interscholasric League, presenting State trophy, The Chinese Bandits L-R, Charles Jefferson, Clarence Clark, Eddie Hyder, Melvin Simmons, Grant Ellison, Fr-sr , f 4- .. ,xfflai W L The Firehouse Five L-R, Edward Sanders, Sherman Evans, James Cash, Ollie Ledbettcr, Wayne Lewis, The Hustlers , . 4 n7?l'IZJ n'I3A5 l:a wrapepnnlllpqlpgpggg- , ' '- '2'iff'ifn- '3 Qaldapzaaaa '25, 2. x D Y V' 4 11111111111 'llvafspalana 4fp.v:1J::.a j . 7 10:11:11: ,. ,T 010111111 P 1 15643375 , ,... groovy: , ,. ,,g',.C 3??'f 'L 'r ' 1113111311 ' 2121 ' -: gllinlrnlppnf if I 1 . Zcnrirlnnlzg g n 1:1 ffl ,,,,, ,, riff V : ' 111 'dl' . TL?-5 lg 1 1 11435 , 1: 'gli 1:10 fr' U04 '? 'L-f--F , , ,rx --f-Q ,gg ..-L. 1?-'?fZ.'!Z. ' f ..:r.'.: --, ---- EL.. -nv 1nu:ilP f! -:Z vgil:llA!ImJ ' , Q auiqllfnall If I' ,K 1 . V011 llfvlll 153,11 . fzanvff'-Y ' 111614, , Z'I -'- L1vg5f ' Q ' 1 wg,- izpauarwrlf ' M W:4n,::,:iA - .. - '21 :A x . A. Q .Q 4 f' 6 I MA- Flfmr, 1-A JI Q' T 4 9' I R W A I, M. Terrell 'Tennis Team P. C. Logan, Coach Bottom Row, L-R, Jackson, Reynolds, Miles, Thomas, Thompson. Top Row, Bradley, Carr, Castine, Jackson, Davis, P. C. Logan-Coach. ? 4 S T f ,as -' WW? , 'Qs s , wif Q CJ' ss ' Y . - , CII?-fi F7'f'4? Km' 'Q Vffl w. :'HH-2W 5,,rrss' f fg,5i5.-r.: -f 45 ffffffw 'Ar S im Z 1 rm' 3 'A -' 2 T 5 ss Wg ..: ZSf ': 1:44------a.a,f1AQj+NMn25i? 5 f 1 y ' 1911114145 f , 1' 4-fegegf 'gf'Q'ff'!5 5 .W - 4 f j QF -56 NF-fri V gr J ---gh J .,.. .5 Racket Club P. C. Logan, Supervisor L-R, W, E, Day, C. Tillman, R. W, W ,M Coaching Staff Hughes, I. Williams, H, C, Johnson Football Tri- Captains Arthur Jones, Ernest Clark, and Robert Williams ww: X t is 5 li 5? QM 3 1 -wr Captain of the Basketball Team James I. Cash The Four Magicians Top-Left to Right, Joe Harris, Kenneth Foster Bottom-Left to Right, Cy Russell, Hilliard Davis l. M. Terrell Junior Football Team Coaches: Cedric Price and Mitchell Mcliwihg I, M. Terrell Junior Basketball Team Coaches: Cedric Price and Mitchell McEwir1g .xdcfuerfidemenfd I ff WQMZM cffwfmf, yigfzdwwwvwxb Qgffybdwywbem Lindia Bridgewater Business Manager The journalism staff, along with the principal, the faculty, and student body, would like to express its sincere thanks to you for your contributions. Without your cooperation, our annual could not have iw' been a success. We do not Want you to feel that you have con- tributed Without having gained something. Your advertisements will serve as symbols of your Willingness to participate in the endeavors of our school. Your patronage Will signify your profound interest in our activities. We urge members of the community to feel free to patronize all of our advertisers, for their products are of the highest quality. Thank you, Lindia Bridgewater Business Manager 1965 Panther !IilIIIIllIIllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII - - Peachiest Ice Cream You'II Ever Eat! I Taxis Goin E ' Q lt'sSure-Good E illIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllIllIIIIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllln Congratulations Senior Class of '65 I . Im I'I'I'IB 0 ED 6-3982 u 807 Bryan Avenue WA 3-6261 Fort Worth 4, Texas Hours-ll to 6-Sunday 2 to 6 Closed Mondays Official Photographer for this Annual Duplicate Pictures May Be Ordered at the Studio DEPENDABLE 2 CLEANING Pnesslnc I PRESSING llTTl.E'S CLEANERS LITTLE'S CLEANERS 2218 Evans Avenue WA 3-2940 RN EST Qlwiwta LLEN 6th and Commerce ED 2-4171 I li-' il- ' 'A Coniplini ents Of THE BRISCCE CDMPANY , A442440 '-4.3 'Ck be A jyfs-'LU A N C E '1-Sis Qsxsk 'X 1 WW Real Estate-General Insurance Inve stin ents - Construction Property Management Leonard E. Briscoe, President The Staff Leonaid E Briscoe Mrs Leonard Briscoe Sherman Griffin Miss Robie Brown Mrs. Vehneta McPherson ,. ID' 2 2018 Evans Avenue Fort Wor AE f W.. th 4, Texas EJ ,f'z25 T ' IT-fl FT ' f -Q ' ff W ,wp ?2251f1129L7if-QIJZN II- r::g ,0 J-l 1- - - 2 B - T-4 f ' ' -' - 'f . ' I ' - ...I WEBBER NURSING HOMES Symbols of Quality and Integrity 1000 Luxton Street 1400 East Leuda Street Dedicated To The Care Of Senior Citizens. J. W. Webber C. M. Webber Manager Superintendent Telephone: ED 5 -4016 COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. Where There's Coca-Cola There's Hospitality Drink --- Coca-Cola I Q MILLER AND RUTH'S SERVICE STATION ti f Washing, Lubricating, Tire Repairing and Fast Road Servicing-Specialty 2369 Evans Avenue WA 7-8821 THE METAL ART COMPANY Rochester 21, New York Jewelry Craftsmen for over 50 years Class Rings Pins Trophies Medals Graduation Invitations Chorus Robes Yearbooks Band Uniforms William T. Moore, Representative 4801 Angleton Street Houston, Texas 77033 Phone 713 RE 4-6076 GEE'S SNACK BAR Q and f 416155. -N RECORD SHOP fb PINKSTON'S 1313 Evans ED 5-0577 'f Charles, Cleo and F .if Elbert Gillespie ,iwglill ml wulyfi COMMUNITY MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. Homer Williams, Pastor 1125 E. Jessamine WA 3-6960 Greetings ! BAKER FUNERAL HOME James N. Baker, Owner Service Is Our Motto 301 East Rosedale Street ED 2-4468 Quality -Service-Economy 821 E. Terrell Ave. ED 2-5393 Fort Worth, Texas J. D.'S GARAGE AND SERVICE STATION Specializes in Honest Auto Service and Road Service 801 Missouri Street ED 5-0825 Congratulations Seniors From GREETINGS FIRST SAINT JOHN PILGRIM VALLEY MISSIONARY BAPTIST BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. E. J. Wilson, Minister CHURCH Rev. L.B. Moss. Pastor 1108 East 19th Street ED 5-2720 ED 2-2988 Congratulations Senior Class SEPIA MAGAZINE CO. George Lavitan GREETINGS ST. JAMES BAPTIST CHURCH 2 10 Harding Street Rev. C. A. Holiday, Pastor HOUSE OF MUSIC Latest Recordings 652 Tennessee Street at Hattie Phone ED 2-6452 R Kz B--Jazz--Rock 'n Roll LP's - EP's MISSOURI AVENUE PRESCRIPTION DRUGS 620 Missouri Ave. ED 6-0706 Corner Missouri and Hattie City Wide Delivery Mrs. Truxilla Ford Bullock 506 Paradise Street Fort Worth, Texas PIANO AND ORGAN STUDIO Compliments of Dr. and Mrs. Clyde ED2 6991 Broadus and ISSA ISMAIL Piece Goods-Imported Bed Sons Spreads-Household Goods 3312 Browning Court I f 1 1 L we I T , V 1 in ui :Tx I f-F ll!- ull' Q. J Pr ' I-5 1 ll n hw X k,,,,,.,..,uiuH5 Compliments of ANTIOCH MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH Corner of E. Rosedale and Bra f ns ord Streets, Fort Worth, Texas Rev. O. L. Hegmon, Minister. You are always welcome to worship with us. Tune in and listen to our Showers of Blessings Program each Sunday morning 7:45 to 8:00 A. M. over Radio Station KNOK - 970 on your radio dial Compliments Of KLOVER KREAM DRIVE INN Ice Cream Sz Food East Fourth Street 8: Riverside Dr. GROCERY MARKET BURNETT ELECTRIC CO. Q Licensed Electricians 1268 E- Vlfrkery ED 5-9126 Office TE 8-9081-Res. TE 4-5784 3001 Chenault St. Fort Worth, Texas Q --umm Compliments of : E FLlNT'S DRUGS 1 151 Evans Avenue 24 Hours Prescription Service . Compliments of Club Zodiac Mrs. Artie Hood, Prop. WA 7-9943 2260 Evans Compliments of CORINTH MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH ' 2704 Ennis Avenue Rev. C.C. Cyphers, Pastor Compliments of MSLM Cleaners 1321 Evans Ave. ED 5-0629 E.R. Mallett, Prop. Congratulations Seniors from Mr. gl Mrs. Willie Reed, and Children Lindia, Larry, and Pamela KLEINSCHMIDT'S CAKE SHOP 3130 West Seventh Street Phone ED 6-2529 Fort Worth, Tezfas JOHNSON UPHOLSTERING SERVICE 1609 Evans Avenue Shop WA 7-9229 Johnson WA 4-6663 Compliments of GOLDSTEIN BROS. 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Dawson - Pastor , -.IS 9 ' A L, l Q Fort Worth, Texas B R U N E R , S Compliments of Mr. gl Mrs. Booker Washington Co-owners of UNITED CAB CO. 1001 Verbena ED 2-0774 WA 7-9973 1201 Ramsey Shop at Your Friendly Store Serving the Morningside Area Meet the Challenge of Changing Tirnes-Enroll Now WILLIAMS BARBER COLLEGE School-ED 2-0359 Office-ED 5-9681 Res. -WA 3-4570 PROGRESSIVE BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. Janies Warren, Pastor 1702 Carver CLYDE CAMPBELL UNIVERSITY SHOP 80 8 Houston - -Downtown 3023 University Across from TCU Compliments of Lindia Bridgewater Mary Goodman Martha Lee Lila Taylor Janet Williams Conipliin ents of DUB SHAW FORD INC. 605 East Berry WA 6-5381 Fort Worth, Texas LEVINES DEPT. STORE Southtown Shopping Center Where Your Dollar Is Worth More Coinpliln ents of CARVA PLAZA Bowling Lanes 5901 Fitzhugh i A CHRISTIAN INSTITUTION SINCE 1875 mt7PX5ghH MOUNT PISGAH MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH REV. NEHEMIAH DAVIS, PASTOR 1801 EVANS AVE. FORT WORTH, TEXAS Compliments Of sf-Hg 1 Bus. ED 2-9562 Loily-Pop-Pia-skool ' 'fb -- ggli-I 2008 Amanda JE 4-1161 ' A ,J-.X Mr' QMTZXVIM3- Jackson w. M. QBILLT GRIGSBY Plumbing and Heating Contractor CQNGRATULATIONS SpeCia1iZiggRin Remodeling Seniors of 1965 an epalfs MARQUISETTE BEAUTY BAR E1eCtI'iC Sewer Service 1200 Verbena --- ED 2-0003 1 2 ' . Lillie Thomas 13 Hame St Fort Worth, Texas Compliments of WEST SIDE STATE BANK 3120 W. Seventh Street Fort Worth, Texas There is a, Way to do it better - find it These challenging words of Thomas A. Edison, father of the electric light and power industry, are a constant reminder to us to seek new efficiencies that will help us serve our customers better. Through the years, as Texas Electric Service Company has built ahead, each new gen- erating unit, transmission line and other facility has been designed to take advantage f' X0 TEXA SERVI of the advancing technology of the industry Texas Electric is looking to the future, con- stantly seeking new ways to improve elec- tric service and make it an even bigger value E L E C T R I C CE COMPANY S Compliments of BROOK'S CLINIC 'l Eff? 'SJ I L f LILLIAN ROSE ROSENTHAL Interior Decorator Home and Offices PE 7 -6321 Congratulations Seniors FLAMINGO SOCIAL CLUB Mrs. Eula Montgomery, Pres. Good Luck to Terrell From GOOD LUCK DRIVE-IN SPEEDWAY TRIM SHOP General Upholstering Auto and Furniture 1003 Bessie-Shop ED 5-0322 Fort Worth, Texas YUMA STREET WASH-A-MAT Welcomes You New 12 lb. Washers 2012 Dry 250 1910 Yuma Street I . Let All That Ye Do Be Done In Love. I Cor. 16:14 ALLEN AVENUE CHURCH OF CHRIST 1201 East Allen Avenue - WA 7-8564 G. E. Steward, Minister - 940 E. 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Logan Mrs Mrs Mr. Mr. Mrs. Mrs Mr. Mrs. Mrs Miss Deborah Mac Queenette Mr. and Mrs. Augusta Manning Mrs. Novella Marsh Rev. Delta May Mrs. Nellie G. May Mr. and Mrs. Matthew McGruder R. L. fPiej Melton Mrs. B. M. Meredith Miss Arizola Miller Mrs. F. M. Miller Mr. C. M. Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Mrs. Lovie Moore Mrs. Aaron Mootry Mrs. Eddie Morris Moody Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mr .' Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mrs. Pearline Mosley Carl Nealy and Mrs. Ben Joseph Oliver Welton Owens M. R. Paris Felix W. Parker Z. A. Payne Laree Paul Gladys C. Payton Joe Penigar W. B. Petty Olivia Porter Lonnie Powell B. L. Randle R. Newbery Patricia Redmon Mrs. Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Miss Mrs. Mrs. Mr. Mrs. Mrs. Richard Reese U. L. Rivers and Mrs. Leonard Roberts Carl A. Robinson Theresa Robinson Ladell Robinson Sam Rogers Edna B. Ross Lucinda Sadler and Mrs. A. J. Sanders Chamberline Sanders and Mrs. Delbert Sanders George Sanders and Mrs. J. M. Sanders John Sanders Dino Scott Leonard Scott Walter Lee Scott Hardy Session Almeter Shephard Lillie Sheppard Katherine Smith Mary Louise Smith U. S. Smith Troy M. Sparks Mayme Spinks Oliver Spratt Mr. Joe W. Stove Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Taylor Mr. Earl A. Taylor Terisa J. Taylor Mrs. Almira Thomas Mr. C.. Y. Thomas Mr. Horace Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Thomas Ardella M. Thompson Mr. George Thompson Mrs. Jessie Thompson Mrs. Tommie Thompson Miss Barbara Thurman Mr. P. Tillery Miss G. M. Timberlake Mrs. C. T. Tinsley Mrs. Clarence Trim Mrs. Mary Venable Mrs. Jacob Wade Mrs. Lillian Wade Londell Wallace Mr. Mr. Jimmie Wayne Washington Mr. Johnnie F. Washington Mr. A. Watkins Robert Webb Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Whitaker Mrs. Dorothy Wilburn Miss Gloria Helen Williams Mr. Joel Williams Dr. Walter H. Williams Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Wise Mr. Robert D. Woodard, Jr. Mr. Harvey Woods, Jr. Mrs. Naomi Woods Mrs. Alene Wright Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. E. L. Wright Elzadie Wright G. M. Wright Mr. Raymond Wright Mr. John Franklin Mrs. James A. Hawkins Willie Hogan Mr. Louis Morton Mr. Dorris Turn er Sonny Adams Phynies Crawford Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Love Mr. S. M. Phillips Mr. C. L. Simmons Mrs. Clara Robinson Mrs. H. Washington Mrs. C. Pierce Miss Cloyde Dean Carter Mrs. Jo Ellen Britt Mr. and Mrs. Anthony McGriff Mr. C. Tillman Mr. Edward Moss Oren Jackson Patrons Chow Time at I. M. Terrell hw: S . T V A V. Ni fn a , W Q 1 V if ,A D vga!! K Lx A f3'5'a,fQ r y, . V.. yyrr 1 , 1 . . , 5 . 1, Q if g , 1!-ff- . ' ' l . 'r 2 'V ., , C' A . A 'S 51 tn: 1 ' 5 ,-LQ Q3 H A m ,V f YLXX 'Q , , N -C t k 9- y If ., 1 ,, ,fb ' ,4 'l ' v J - 3 - is I W ,,,,, , Q ,F -, I , 2 ef? J OUP jafeule Our school days now will soon be gone, And yet we want to linger on. It's sad to leave our friends so dear, But high sohool's end is drawing near. We will have to say goodbye, With saddened hearts and dewy eyes Yet here fond memories ever dwell. We bid to Terrell a sweet farewell. Farewell, farewell ole Terrell High, The time to leave is drawing nigh. We will think of these days when we are old, And of the times we had in our blue and gold. Again we say farewell to you, And the good old days with the gold and blue. But don't forget us when we are gone, Because our memories will linger on. Stephany Ann Huey -You Q ,, Q if 4: .dxf 5 IKM. B. ,W Mucha Rpm