Kilgore College - Ranger Yearbook (Kilgore, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 278 of the 1974 volume:

THE RANGER 1974 Kilgore College Kilgore, Texas Volume 37 i I Table of contents Title page — 1 Table of contents — 3 The Story —12 The Record —118 Who's Whc —120 Faculty —126 Students —156 Clubs —1% Advertising — 246 Closing — 268 Learning without thought is labor lost; thought without learning is perilous. — Confucius 5 6 7 8 It is the supreme art of the teacher to awaken joy in creative expression and knowledge. — Albert Einstein. It takes a rare kind of person to make a teacher. He must possess the qualities of intellect, humor, patience, optimism, enthusiasm, creativity and love. His personality is a split one — master, teacher and friend. A portrait of this teacher is one who can awaken the student's mind and guide him along the road to learning. Kilgore College is indeed fortunate to have a faculty of teachers such as this. 10 11 12 The Story August 1973 — May 1974 ) 3 26 Hopefuls chosen Rangerettes as 24 named alternates Aug. 23 c. Each year they return. They work long hours for two weeks — stretching, smiling, polishing, crying and praying. What is their goal? Each has in her mind the hope of joining the ranks of the world famous Kilgore Rangerettes. Rangerette pre-training began Sunday, Aug. 12 with a get-acquainted tea in the Faculty Lounge of the Administration Building. Orientation began that night. Miss Gussie Nell Davis, director, briefed them on Rangerette tradition and responsibility. The culmination of two weeks' work came at 1:30 p.m., Aug. 23, when 26 girls were chosen to fill the ranks. Also chosen were 24 alternates. Friday night, Aug. 25, Renee Reese of Austin was selected captain of the Rangerettes. Named lieutenants were Kathy Barbour, Mesquite; Deanne Harris, Texarkana; Belinda Loredo, San Antonio and Marsha Coogan, Dallas. The new Rangerettes were presented to the public for the first time, and the returning sophomores gave a performance that night. 15 B. A Students wait to have their forms tilled out for yearbook pictures. B. Filling out forms is one of the tedious parts of registration. C. Counseling is the first part of the process. I). The end of registration Comes when tuition and fees are paid in the Business Office, f. Checking for closed classes is another exhausting step in the registration process. I). 16 Three registration dates enable faculty to enroll 3,906 students Advance registration was held April 9 — 20 for students enrolled in the College. Some 850 students completed the five steps involved to preregister. They began with visits to their assigned counselor to plan a course of study and to receive a time assigned for registration. On the day assigned, each student picked up a permit to register in the Office of the Registrar. From there, they picked up their course of study and prepared a schedule in LA 116. The next step was the Library for yearbook and identification pictures. Then they returned to the Office of the Registrar for schedule approval and to turn in each form. Early registration for new students ran from July 24 to August 10. New students had two more steps to follow. They paid their fees and then reported to the Student Service Center to get their ID cards. Regular registration was August 28 — 30. After it was all over, 3,906 students were enrolled in classes during the day, at night and in extension courses held for the first time in Daingerfield, Lone Star, Longview, Marshall, Ml. Pleasant and Pittsburg. E. 17 18 Rangerettes perform in Houston After a successful trip to Venezuela in May, the Rangerettes added another feather to their cap when they performed Sept. 5 at the Music Hall in Houston for the national convention of Field Enterprises Corporation. An audience of 2500 representatives from Canada, Japan, Korea, European countries and the United States greeted the Rangerettes as they strutted in to the Ranger Fight Song. Included in the presentation was the high kick, two dance routines and the traditional flag routine to the music of The Battle Hymn of the Republic. They were given a standing ovation. That evening, the girls were guests of honor at the Ice Capades show in Sam Houston Coliseum. This year the Ice Capades have placed in their acts one routine which uses the famous Rangerettes as their theme. The costumes used by the skaters are copies of the copyrighted Rangerette uniform with one exception . . . the Ice Capade performers' costumes are of solid bugle beads made at the cost of $800 each. After the performance, the Ice Capade skaters were hosts for a party honoring the Kilgore Rangerettes. A A. Dr. Watson greets Clifford MacCraham, assistant choreographer. As her husband looks on, Betty Barrett, a former Rangerette, greets Mrs. Bolton. B. Two members of the Ice Capades are flanked by Janie Gavin and Sondra McCauley. C. Members of the Rangerettes practice for their performance. D. Cyndy Keith and Kaye Pittman are among performing Rangerettes in Houston. E. Mr. MacGraham, Miss Davis, Bob Gallagher and Shirley Castillo enjoy a backstage party. D. I. 19 A. The Navarro Bulldogs, under the leadership of Ken Gillespie, upset the Rangers in their season opener at Corsicana. Two field goals in the first quarter gave the Bulldogs a 6-0 lead. A few plays later, Claude Barnes took the ball and from a yard out stormed over for a KC touchdown. Bobby Matkin ran a fake kick for the PAT giving the Rangers an 8-6 edge. Less than a minute later, the Bulldogs scored on a 15 yard sweep by Harold Green. Gillespie ran for the two point conversion. Then, Gillespie hit Keith Thomas for a 26 yard TD. The PAT was good, and the Bulldogs led 21-8 at the half. In the fourth period, the Rangers scored on a seven yard pass from Buddy Hawkins to Chris Breuleux. The extra point failed, and the score stood at 21-14. Navarro scored last on a goal line plunge by Green. The PAT was good making the final score 28-14. 0. 20 7HV Rangers lose season's opener to Bulldogs, 28-14 A. Split end Bobby Matkin lakes a break from (he action after a Ranger scoring drive, li. Place holder Bobby Matkin (81) sets the ball up for Buddy Hawkins (I I) as he attempts a second half field goal. I he kick failed. C. Quarterback Steve Adams (13) hands off to David Fisher (22) as he plunges into the line for short yardage. I). Melvin Walker (20) struggles hard to get away from a would-be tackier. E. A strong rush by Victor Moore (80), David Flessner (61) and Gary Robinson (4S) almost block a Navarro punt. E. 21 Who's Who assembly held Who's Who at Kilgore College? Come to the Who's Who Assembly Sept. 12, and find out. Held annually each Sept., the assembly is conducted by Mrs. Peggy Coghlan. It is a required assembly of all her Psychology 111 classes. The Ranger Band, Rangerettes, SAC officers, cheerleaders and football players are each introduced to the student body. Dr. Randolph Watson, (Dean M. K. Whitten and Leon Winton gave a welcoming message to the freshman students. 22 Days of rain; sunshine finally c. A. The Ranger Band led the students in singing the school song. R. President Watson welcomes the students. C. After a week of rain, the day finally dawns clear. D. Sarah Starkie, Stacia Cruseturner and Debbie Auld were among attend freshman at the Who's Who assembly. E. Perhaps the most enthusiastic group in the audience were the Ran-gerette alternates. 23 Ranger defense leads Kilgore to 21-7 win over Tyler Apaches The Rangers defense smashed the Tyler Apaches 21-7 Sept. 15 in Kilgore. In the first quarter, the Rangers recovered a fumble on the Apaches 11 yard line and Steve Adams drilled a pass to split end Bobby Matkin for the six points. Hawkins'booted the PAT, and the Rangers led 7-0. A strong rush by the Rangers blocked an Apache punt, and Gary Robinson fell on the ball behind the goal line for a touchdown. The PAT was successful, and the Rangers had a 14-0 halftime advantage. Late in the fourth quarter, the Rangers scored for the last time. Hawkins hit Matkin again on a 26 yarder. The PAT proved true, making the final score 21 -7. D. 24 A. Ranger halfback Melvin Walker (20) breaks a tackle on the way to a large gain behind the block of fullback Larry darkless (31). B. Tyler halfback Donald Forte (44) breaks into the open with Ranger linebacker Don Sims (66) in a vain attempt to catch him. C. Ranger halfback David Fisher (22) tries to jump over his tackier while halfback Claude Barnes (40) throws an unsuccessful block. D. The referee signals touchdown as Clifton Sullivan (24) and Victor Moore (80) were too late to stop the Apache score. E. E. C. Blount (52), Booker Bowie (86) and Victor Moore (80) put a heavy rush on the Apache punter. 25 October brings rush to campus Rush was held the first week of October. Prospective pledges of Beta Chi Omega and Phi Theta Omega fraternities and Chi Sigma Delta and Zeta Phi Omega sororities attended get-acquainted Coke parties and picnics. Selected students received invitations to a tea. Later, they voted at the Student Service Center for the club they wished to join. Following selection of pledges by sophomore club members, beanies were passed out to the new fall pledges. Thus, began five weeks of fun for the pledge — initiation. 26 A. Suzan Blakely pins a corsage on Susan Dyer at the Zeta tea. 6. Refreshments were served at both sorority teas. C. Lea Rodgers enjoys a glass of punch. D. Almetric Howell signs the guestbook. 27 A. David Richards, photographer, checks some negatives. B. Jason Searcy, editor, works on a page layout. C. Feature editor Rosalyn Alsohrook corrects a typing error. D. Sports editor Al Goforth puts the finishing touches on a story. E. Editor Jason Searcy (left), Margaret Miller, faculty advisor, and Al Goforth, sports editor, confer on an issue of I he Flare. D. Who's in the know about anything and everything happening on campus? Probably the journalism students are. It is the responsibility of journalism students to report on the College happenings. The Flare is an all-student operation from beginning to end. They write, edit, plan layouts, print, proof and deliver. The official college newspaper is produced bi-weekly. Jason Searcy, sophomore, is editor. Sophomore Rosalyn Also-brook is feature editor, and sports editor is sophomore Al Goforth. Students in the journalism classes do the reporting. Margaret Miller is faculty advisor and David Richards is photographer. 29 HCJC Cards crush Rangers 41-0 Displaying an omnipotent offense the Henderson County Cardinals crushed KC 41 -0. HCJC scored first following an interception of a Steve Adam's pass by Sydney Harris which gave the Cards the ball on the Ranger 23 yard line. Eight plays later, Julius Tennon burst over from the one for the TD; the PAT failed. In the second period, the Cardinals crossed the double stripe again to cap an 80 yard drive. The PAT was good; the score stood 13-0. HCJC added another TD in the opening of the second half when Qualls fired a 38 yard strike to Mike Hubner. Tracy Qualls ran for the conversion to make the score 21-0. Three more TD's, the end of the fourth quarter and the score stood 41-0, Henderson County Junior College. C. A. Linebacker Don Sims (66) catches a Cardinal runningback. Dennis Tepera (42), Cary Robinson (45) and Ronald Gabriel (83) also come to the aid. fl. Coach Simmons watches the action closely as he receives a message from upstairs. C. Buddy Hawkins (11) kneels in pain after having his shoulder separated. D. Clifton Sullivan (24) moves in for the tackle as E. C. Blount (52) pursues to help out. E. Pete Breuleux (76) and Norman Abshere (60) create a hole for Walker (20). 30 31 Cheerleading: it's a big job Who is it that abounds in energy and spirit, knows the school song. Ranger fight song and all the chants and cheers, makes all the spirit signs, practices jumps and yells 4 out of 5 afternoons a week, goes to all the games and pep rallies, and leads out in cheering the football and basketball games? This description fits all nine Kilgore College Cheerleaders and their sponsor, Mrs. Latane Speer. Cheerleaders for the 1973-74 school year are Becky Keahey, Linda Dzierzanowski, Edie Head, Penny Wilson, Theresa Golden, Gail Pate, Ruth Ann Funderburk, Yvette Rettig and Vickie Neeley. c. D. 32 A. The Cheerleaders and mascot ride in the Christmas parade in dune buggies. B. John Cobb is the College's first mascot. C. During a pep rally, Gail Pete clowns around, portraying an opponents cheerleader. D. Theresa Golden heads a chant. E. Ruth Ann Funderburk and Gail Pate go through the motions of a cheer. F. Vickie Neeley is an accomplished tumbler. 33 Navarro wins second game Bulldog quarterback Jim Gillespie passed to split end Keith Thomas for a total of 130 yards and one TD to lead Navarro past the Rangers, 14-0, Sept. 29. Navarro's first score capped a 95-yard drive. From the 36-yard line, Gillespie found Thomas open in the end zone for the score. The PAT failed, but Navarro led 6-0. just before the end of the first half, Navarro scored again. It was another Gillespie to Thomas pass; this time from the 35-yard line. Gillespie passed to Thomas to make the score 14-0. Kilgore mounted two serious scoring threats in the second period. The Rangers drove to the Bulldog five-yard line before losing the ball on a fumble. A pass interception killed the next threat. The loss dropped Kilgore to 1-3 for the season and 0-1 in conference action. 34 A. Despite tough play by Larry Harkless (31), Don Sims (66) and Marcell Richard (72), Navarro scores a TD. B. Don Sims (66) forces a Navarro fumble, and David Fless-ner (61) races to recover the ball. C. A host of Bulldogs converge on the Ranger ball carrier with Charles Wampler (30) coming to his aid. D. Steve Adams (13) runs for valuable yardage around the end. f.Steve Adams (13) takes the snap from center Mike jowell (62) while the Bulldog defense watchers. 35 Homecoming pep rally October 11 Cheerleader Vickie Neeley of Longview was elected Homecoming Queen from 33 nominees representing campus clubs and organizations. She was presented at pregame activities Saturday night, Oct. 13. All 33 nominees were presented in the annual Homecoming pep rally Thursday, October 11. Five finalists were chosen at this time. They included Renee Reese, Austin; Margie Hooper, Baytown; Belinda Loredo, San Antonio; Kathy Simmons, Kilgore and the winner. Vickie Neeley was a representative of Beta Chi Omega. 36 Thursday night dances held in SUB Several dances were held in the SUB this fall. Held on Thursday nights after the pep rally, many students attended both. These dances gave College students, especially dorm students, an added school activity. Among Bands entertaining were First State Bank, Flint Band, New Breed Band, Deadwood Band, Shotgun Band, R. L. Griffin Band, Rogue Show Band. A Western dance was held in the Women's Gym. A. Brenda Moore is a monimee of the Nursing Club. B. Belinda Loredo is a nominee of the Wesley Foundation. C. Homecoming Queen candidates anxiously await their presentation. D. Music for dances in the SUB was furnished by live bands. f. The dances were attended by many students. F. Marsha Coogan and Don Hedrick sit a dance out. 37 Rangers fall to Wranglers Displaying a lack of potent offense, the Rangers fell to the previously winless Cisco Wranglers 17-8, Oct. 6. Cisco drove to the 15-yard line and stalled. Macial White booted a field goal for the Wranglers. A fumble by KC set up the next score. Quarterback Wayne Andrews found tight end Darrell Covey open in the end zone for a touchdown pass from the nine-yard line. White kicked the PAT; Cisco led 10-0 at the half. Cisco scored again with 2:49 left in the third period. Gary Sutherland went in to the end zone from 16 yards out, and Covey kicked the PAT. Led by quarterback Steve Adams, Kilgore drove 53 yards for a score halfway through the final period. Adams passed to Matkin for both the TD and the PAT. The final score stood, 17-8, Cisco. 38 t A. Claude Barnes (40) is brought down by a Cisco tackier while Mike Kranz (85) and Norman Abshere try to block for him. B. Head Coach Charles Simmons discusses strategy on the sidelines with David Fisher (22) and Larry Harkless (31). C. Claude Barnes (40) sweeps around right end for tough yardage. D. Swooping in for the kill on the Cisco ball carrier arc Mike Kranz (85) and Davis Fisher (22). E. Bobby Matkin hauls in a pass near the sideline for a big gain. E. 39 40 A. PTK initiates 16 members Dr. Stewart McLaurin, associate dean, was speaker for the initiation ceremony of Gamma Omi-cron Chapter of Phi Theta Kappa, Sunday, October 7, in the Faculty Lounge. His subject was, The Honor and Distinction of Phi Theta Kappa Membership. Sixteen new members were initiated during the ceremonies which followed. They were Gary Belotte, Rodney Paasch, Ruth West, Becky Bewley, Becky Bradford, Kathleen Cole, Rhonda Davis, Susan Ferguson, Vickie Williams, Don Talley, Sheila Lucas, Michael Neely, and judy and Robert Witsberger. College library valuable asset The Kilgore College Library opened for the fall semester of 1967 in a new million dollar building at the corner of Ross and Broadway. John Carnett has been director of Library Services for the past six years. The Library has a staff of 12, two staff members are part time and 10 members are full time employees. The value of books and other library materials are valued at $333,000. This includes 60,000 books and other library materials. Of these 5,838 books are on the fic- tion list and 5,972 are reference books. Circulation in the audio-visual section runs from 6,(XX) to 8,000 per month. The audio-visual section has 64 carrells. Many are equipped with tape players, film strip projectors, slide projectors and 8 mm loop projectors. The Library has three microfilm readers for reading of periodicals on microfilm Library hours are from 7:30 a.m.-9:30 Monday - Thursday and 7:30 a.m.-4:00 p.m. on Friday. E. A. Kenneth Freeman gets in some extra studying during a break. B. Some students utilize the library for some homework study during the day. C. Mrs. Anita Neeley, Diane Norvell, Kathy Tate and Janie Gavin, PTK members, are hostesses for the reception. O. R.J. Dodson, PTK sponsor, welcomes the new members. E. The new initiates of Phi Theta Kappa. D. 41 A. A. Galen Gary, John Adams, plots a compromise with Doug Eckert, Ben Franklin. B. Pam Davis, Martha Jefferson, captivates Ben Franklin. C. Paul King, Galen Gary, Gary Bowden, Waverly Hammond, Shane Studdard, Ric Sadler and Pat Harden portrayed members of the Second Continental Congress. D. Galen Gary prods Ric Sadler, Thomas Jefferson, about writing the Constitution. [. The Representatives try to quiet long-winded John Adams. 42 776' F r e Arts production '1776' was presented by the Fine Arts Department Oct. 11-13 in Dodson Auditorium. A special matinee on Oct. 13 honored Kilgore College exes and their families who were on campus for Homecoming. The story of the musical is true. A few changes were made to fulfill basic dramatic-tenets. '1776' tells how the Declaration of Independence came to be and of the magnificent human heritage behind America's most revolutionary document. Director Melvin Marshall said that the drama was chosen for many reasons; one was to kick off the nation's Bicentennial Celebration. Costumes were rented from New York. Gordon Bangs and Francis Wither-E- spoon designed and made the set. 43 Despite mud, rain, Rangers win 1973 homecoming An inspired defense sparked the Rangers to a 11-6 win over the Ranger Rangers homecoming night. Both teams were hampered by a rain soaked field as they battled back and forth between the 30 yard lines. With less than four minutes left ir. '.he second period, quarterback Stf ve Adams broke into the open and darted 56 yards to the Ranger 23. KC moved inside the ten, and unable to penetrate further, they chose to kick a field goal. Buddy Hawkins booted the three-pointer, giving the Rangers a narrow 3-0 margin at the half. In the fourth quarter, Dennis Tepera intercepted a pass and returned it 25 yards for a touchdown. A two point conversion by Bobby Matkin was good, and KC C. increased their lead 11-0. In the last few minutes of the game. Ranger sustained a drive, capping it with a two-yard TD by Henry Savage. The PAT failed, making the final score, 11-6, Kilgore. 44 ■M A t • V . K ■ A. Ranger halfback Rickey Ellis (21) breaks into to the open for a sizeable gain. B. Buddy Hawkins (11) kicks an attempted field goal while Bobby Matkin places the ball on the tee. C. Steve Adams (13) is brought down by three Ranger Rangers while John Gorcyca (55) looks on. D. Robert Vinson begins the hard job of cleaning up after playing a game in the mud. E. Chris Breuleux shows the effects of the mud as he leaves the field. D. 45 46 For 1973 I jmecoming Miss Davis honored during halftime Vickie Neeley, cheerleader, was crowned Homecoming Queen during pre-game ceremonies October 13. Gussis Nell Davis, creator and director of the Rangerettes, was honored as Our Fair Lady during the halftime of the Homecoming game. She was surprised as Ranger Band Director Wallace Read dedicated the halftime show to her. She was overwhelmed with the gifts her friends presented her in recognition of the many contributions she has made to the college and community. F. A Miss Gussie Nell Davis receives one of her many gifts at halftime. B. Presentation of Homecoming nominees. C. Rangerettes perform their halftime show. D. Homecoming crowd endures the rain. E. Homecoming Queen Vickie Neeley. F. Rangers break through sign. 47 Second annual buckout held The second annual buckout, sponsored by the Rodeo Assn, was held Saturday, October 20, at the rodeo arena in Overton. Bull riding and barrel racing were the most popular events. Eddie Galloway, representing Stephen F. Austin won 1st place in bull riding. Cliff Halbert, representing Kilgore College, won 3rd place. Elaine Higginbotham of Daing-erfield High School won 1st place in the girls' barrel racing contest. A. Cowboys come in all sizes. C. Getting close to the barrel cuts the time and helps to win. D. A contestant races for the barrel!. D. 48 TSTA meets; classes dismissed Classes were dismissed Friday, Oct. 19, for students. Faculty members attended the meetings of District VIII, Texas State Teachers Association, which were held in Kilgore, Longview and Greggton. Two thousand secondary teachers and Kilgore College faculty attended the general session in Dodson Auditorium where they heard an address by Harry Wong of California. Dr. Charles Mathews, executive vice president of the College, and former TSTA district president, presided. B. Vice-president Charles Mathews welcomes members of TSTA. E. Harry Wong was principle speaker. F. Johnny Clark, president of TSTA, and Dr. Charles Mathews give Mrs. Grace Grimes, president of District VIII TSTA, gifts from the association. 49 D. A. Ricky Ellis (21) picks his way through the Cardinal defense for a good gain. B. Claude Barnes (40) jumps past a would-be tackier on his way to a first down for KC. C. Steve Adams is hauled down by a pair of Card tacklers. D. Ronald Gabriel (83) pulls a pass in for a gain. I. Clifton Sullivan (24) plays off the block of a Card lineman as he heads for the ball carrier. F. The Ranger defense closes in on the Henderson County ball carrier. 50 „• HCjC dashes Ranger's win streak Inspired by.a two-game winning streak, the Rangers tried to upset league leader Henderson County, but failed in a hard fought battle, 24-13, Oct. 27. The Rangers opened the scoring when quarterback Steve Adams rifled a ten-yard pass to split end Bobby Matkin. Buddy Hawkins aced the PAT, and the Rangers led 7-0. HCJC retaliated, scoring on a one-yard plunge after a 46-yard drive. Jesse Green went over for a two-point conversion. In the second quarter, Gary DeLoach intercepted Tracy Qualls to set up what would be KC's last TD. Adams launched a 13 yarder to Ronald Gabriel for the score. The PAT failed. Late in the same period, Qualls connected with Mark McDowell for a 25-yard TD pass. The extra point failed, but David DeBorde later booted a 30-yard field goal, making the score 17-13, Henderson County. The last Cardinal score came with 4 minutes left in the game. A 73-yard drive was capped with a TD and PAT. F. c. Fall conference prepares many for UIL events The annual Northeast Texas Student Activities Conference, sponsored jointly by the College, high schools of Northeast Texas and the University Interscholastic League, was held on campus November 3, beginning at 9:00 a.m. General chairman of the event was Mrs. Annie Lou Winton, director of the Communications Division. Dr. S. L. Canterbury, jr., dean of the Engineering-Science Division, was general chairman of the science events. The conference's purpose was to prepare students for spring UIL competition. Seminars were held in debate, persuasive speaking, informative speaking, poetry interpretation, prose reading, ready writing, spelling, journalism, science, slide rule and drama one-act plays. 52 Beauties chosen Eight Ranger beauties were chosen in an assembly October 31 in Dodson Auditorium. Thirty-four beauties, representing campus clubs and organizations, were presented to the student body. The eight beauties chosen include Renee Reese, Belinda Lor-edo, Deanne Harris, Vickie Neeley, Penny Wilson, Deby Wooley, Margie Hooper and Kathy Lindsey. A. Many people were on campus for the UIL activities. B. Leroy Eurr and Paul Jack-son, members of the stage band, helped to provide music for the Ranger Beauty Election. C. Barbara Henry, Marsha Wharton, Lynn Murray, Aggie and Wayne Poe, area drama directors, chat between UIL sessions. D. Deanne Harris is escorted by Kyle Hardy. E. Vickie Neeley is escorted by David McWhorter. D. 53 A. Victor Moore leaps high in the air as h and the rest of the Ranger defense rush ; field goal attempt. B. Bobby Matkin turn: downfield looking for yardage. C. K( defense smothers Wharton. D. Vicio Moore (80) and Chris Breuleux (76) blocl while Steve Adams gets off a punt. E. Rang ers' punt coverage nails WJC ball carrier. Kilgore's rock-proven defense proved to be too much for Wharton's Pioneers, as the Rangers swamped the Pioneers 21-10 in Kilgore's final home game of the season. The Rangers rugged defensive unit held the Pioneers to only 53 yards rushing in the contest. Wharton quarterback, Gary Frank, was held in check by the Rangers' front four and repeatedly dumped for losses throughout the game. Victor Moore led an aggressive, ballhawking defense by intercepting two passes. Gary DeLoach came up with one theft and Buddy Hawkins added another. The victory by the Rangers upped their season slate to 4-5 while evening the conference mark at 3-3. 54 Ranger's rock-proven defense overpowers Pioneers BSU's 'Honor Professor Breakfast' The “Honor Professor Breakfast, annually sponsored by the BSU,was held November 6 in the BSU center. Dan McBride of jacksonville, who is well-known all over America for a mixture of humor, songs and his homespun philosophy, was the guest speaker. Dr. Charles Matthews, executive vice-president; M. K. Whitten, dean; Joe Crusetur-ner, registrar; and Dr. Stewart McLaurin attended the breakfast as guests. Other faculty members were brought as individual guests of the members of the BSU. D. A. and D. Professors and BSU members a Honor Professor Breakfast . C. Gret Bass and Paul Saxon serve coffee to Jo Cruseturner, registrar. 56 Ranger bonfire To boost school spirit, the annual bonfire was held November 8 before the final season game against the rival Tyler Apaches. Students, cheerleaders and the Ranger Band met in front of the Men's Dorm to start the march to the bonfire site. The Ranger Band led the procession to the corner of the Kilgore Little League Park, where the band played, cheerleaders led yells and students cheered for the Rangers around the blazing bonfire fire. H. Ranger mascot, John Cobb stands in front of the Ranger bonfire. E. Cheerleaders, Ruth Ann Funderburk and Gail Pate lead spirit yells. F. KC's burning desire to beat TJC. 57 r c. Tyler triumphs over Rangers in annual duel Frustrated by penalties, interceptions and the inability to mount a threatening offense, the Rangers fell victim to the Apaches 20-0 in the annual Kilgore-Tyler duel which was started in 1948. After a scoreless first quarter, Tyler took the honors in lighting up the scoreboard in the second when Donald Forte capped a 77-yard drive with a four yard TD run. I he PAT by Steve Whilhite failed. At the beginning of the fourth quarter, Forte broke 19 yards for another Tyler score. The PAT was no good, making the score, 12-0. Tyler scored once more before the gun sounded on a 68-yard romp by Forte. The snap from center was hobbled on the extra point attempt, but Keith Ligon alertly raced around left end for the conversion and a 20-0 score. 58 A. Ronald Gabriel snares one against the Apaches. B. David Fisher (22) speeds downfield on punt coverage. C. This situation summarizes the Tyler game. D. Clifton Sullivan attempts halfback option. £. Adams (13) gets time-out instructions from Coach Simmons. 59 Gordon Bangs directs first theatre production, I I Come Heracles, a light comedy by Benn W. Levy, was the first production of the Theatre Dept, under the direction of Gordon Bangs, Nov. 13-17 at 8 p.m. in the Van Cliburn auditorium. The play concerned the ninth task of Heracles (known in mythology as Hercules) the son of Zeus. Cast members were Jim Maxwell, Kilgore, as Heracles; Doug Eckert, Longview, as Theseus; Tricia Greer, Longview, as Antiope; Eileen Jorgenson, Ballinger, as Hippolyte; Karen Harrison, Ore City, as Diasta; Teresa Wetzel, Daingerfield, as Anthea; Stephanie Gordon, Longview, as Thalestris; Glen Bum-gardner, Kilgore, as Zeus; Pam Jones, Kilgore, as Hippodomoni and Melanie Guibeault, Austin, as Hera. Amazon Warriors were played by Debbie Robertson, Houston; Jan Perel, Memphis, Tenn; Denisa Thomassen, Alto; Ginger Fitzgerald and Angela Clark, both of Gilmer; Rene Reese, Austin; Vicki Dortch, Longview; Connie Lewis and Karen Harrison, both of Ore City and Teresa Wetzel, Daingerfield. C. 60 A. Theseus (Doug Eckert) tries to woo Hippolyte (Eileen Jorgenson). B. Theseus (Doug Eckert) tries to attack Hippodo-moni (Pam Jones) from behind. C. Servants Anthcs (Teresa Wetzel), Diasta (Karen Harrison) and Thalestris (Stephanie Gordon) await Queen Antiope's (Tri-cia Greer) bidding. D. Zeus (Glen Bum-gardner) stands over his adored son Hercules (Jim Maxwell). 6) Christmas spirit brightens campus early in Dec 62 The spirit of Christmas arrived early for most Kilgore students. On December 3, the Ranger Band and the Rangerettes marched in the Kilgore and Overton Christmas parades. Other parades they appeared in were Henderson and Gladewater. December 8, in Dodson Auditorium, the Grand Chorus presented The Sounds of Christmas, which included The Messiah. The Annual Christmas assembly was held December 11. A program was presented by the Chorale and Ranger Band. It concluded with a combined version of Silent Night. Dorm students did not let the Christmas spirit pass them by; they decorated their rooms with stockings and holiday greetings, some even had their own Christmas trees. D c. A. Ranger Band marched in Kilgore Christmas parade. B. Wally Reed, band director, addressed Christmas assembly audience. C. The Chorale sang at the Christmas assembly. D. Chuck Cillentine, Pat Harden, Bryant Hudson and Shane Studdard moved folders for Grand Chorus performances. £. jan More, dorm resident, decorated her Christmas tree. 63 Rangers split two games in Kilgore Classic A 12-point outburst in the last minute of the game by Kilgore's Rangers vaulted the Blue to a 99-79 win over the Louisiana Tech JV, in the Kilgore Classic, Dec. 7. The Rangers' superior muscle on the boards overcame a scrappy Bulldog team that did not fold until the final minute of play. KC's victory kept its slate clean at 2-0 for the season. Kilgore's reserves tasted action for the first time this season, as Coach Phil Reynolds substituted freely throughout the game. Big Blue pulled away from a 40-40 halftime deadlock to a 10-point edge midway through the second half. 64 D A. Brad Wymer (11) and Stan Lane (24) show defensive form. 8. Brad Wymer (11) hits two against Gentlets as Jay Downs (34) positions himself for rebound. C. Randy Shearer (14) draws foul from Tech player. D. Randy Shearer goes in for unmolested lay-up against La. Tech. E. Rich Banfield goes high for rebound against Centenary JV. F. Randy Shearer leads KC offense. Centenary's JV Gentlets exploded for 63 points in the second half for a come-from-behind victory over the Kilgore Rangers, in the final game of the Kilgore Classic, Dec. 8. Aggressive play on the boards by the Gentlets in the second half proved disasterous for the Blue as Centenary erased a 42-37 halftime advantage held by KC. Torrid shooting by Al Bonds and Welton Brookshire paced the Gentlets'comeback. Bonds popped in 26 markers while Brookshire swished 18. KC's Jay Downs led the Rangers offensively with 16, followed by Randy Shearer's 15 and Melvin Moore with 13. 65 6:30 a.m. 7:00 a.m 66 7:25 a.m. 9:00 a.m. Beginning January 6, Texas went on Daylight Savings Time. This created a new experience for Texans. Many had to awaken in the early morning hours and leave for work or school before the sun broke. College students were no exception. Those students going to a 7:30 or 8:00 a.m. class might have thought it was kind of spooky out so early in the dark, but other students out in the dark too made it all seem okay. 67 Miss Davis, Wallace Read honored for contribution For the 25th consecutive year, the Kilgore College Rangerettes and Ranger Band have appeared in the Cotton Bowl Parade and halftime activities in Dallas at the annual New Year's Day football game. Arriving December 30th, the group spent the afternoon sightseeing. The following morning, they practiced rigorously at the Cotton Bowl with the Nebraska Cornhusker and Texas Longhorn Bands. New Year's Day dawned bright and cold, 18 degrees. After the parade, they immediately left for the Cotton Bowl to present a pregame show. Miss Gussie Nell Davis, Rangerette director, and Wallace Read, Ranger Band director, were honored and presented plaques by the Cotton Bowl Association for their contribution. The Rangerettes were featured during halftime. The conclusion of the half-time spectacular featured the three college bands spelling out PEACE” as the Rangerettes presented a flag routine to Hymn of Freedom. A. c- 68 C. D. P V, New Year's Day A. The Rangerette's flag routine highlighted the Cotton Bowl half-time spectacular. B. The Ranger Band participated in the half-time show. C. The Goodyear Blimp is a familiar football game sight. D. Lee Meriwether and William Conrad hosted the Cotton Bowl Parade. E. Rangerettes did a suit case routine to Sentimental Journey. E. 69 Rangers sting Highlanders 89-88 A 33-point barrage by Jay Downs led the Kilgore Rangers to a spine-tingling, 89-88 win over the McLennan Community College Highlanders, Jan. 8. In addition to being the high point man of the evening. Downs sank two clutch free throws with 24 seconds remaining to clinch the victory for the Rangers. During a Ranger defensive lapse, MCC reeled off 10 unanswered points to take a 75-69 lead at 7:10 of the 2nd half. The Highlanders held the upper hand until a pair of Downs' free throws at 1:41 gave the Rangers the lead. Moments later, a technical foul was called against MCC. The two free shots were missed, but Rich Banfield's field goal attempt was ruled good on a goaltending call on a Highlander. Downs hit a string of nine consecutive field goals late in the 1st half to lead the Rangers to a 45-44 half-time edge. The 6-9 post man for the Blue hit on a variety of shots from close range to baffle the Highlanders. Melvin Moore poured in 17 points, and Paul Jackson added 14 to the Rangers' offense. Stan Lane and Randy Shearer each netted eight. HCJC Cards down Rangers 114-88 Henderson County's Cards stayed atop the TEC race with a 114-88 drubbing of the Rangers. The Cardinals superior outside shooting proved disasterous for the Rangers as Ralph Walker ripped the cords for 40 markers, and teammate David Kimmel chipped in 16. The Redbird's offensive machine was almost flawless with six players hitting in double figures. HC)C jumped to a quick 10-point lead and never trailed. The Rangers sliced the margin to four points midway through the first stanza. but the Cards quickly upped their lead back to 10 points. Kilgore offense was paced by Stan Lane and Paul Jackson with 19 points each. Foul-plagued Jay Downs swished 12 while sitting out almost half the game. Melvin Moore also popped in 12 in the losing cause. A. Randy Shearer (14) plays tight defense. B. Chad Dean (32) drives to the basket for a lay-up. C. Jay Downs (34) shoots a jump shot over the outstretched arm of a McLennan defender. D. Paul lackson makes an easy lay-up while two opponents watch helplessly. E. Rich Banfield (25) shoots a jumper. E. 71 c. A. Kathy Hagler places the cap on Elizabeth Carter. Opal Stewart, chairman, Donna Parks and Sarah Huggins look on. B. Under Opal Stewart's supervision, Doris Williams learns how to take a patient's blood pressure. Joan Mims is the patient. C. Dolores Centsch instructs James Isham, Marilyn Martin and Judy Emrions how to take blood pressure. D. Joannie Craig, Elizabeth Carter, James D. Butler, Rebecca Brewster and Jacqueline Brewer have just received their caps. 72 Young nursing program growing The Department of Nursing was created in 1969 because of the acute shortage of registered nurses in the East Texas area. The first class of 24 students to complete the two year course was graduated in August of 1971. On Wednesday, Feb. 2,1972, the College became the owner of the J. Malcolm Crim home on Henderson Blvd., which was given by Mrs. Crim. The department was named the J. Malcolm and Katie Mai Crim School of Nursing. The 1974 class has 42 sophomore and 65 freshman students. Students completing the requirements of the two year associate degree program are eligible to take the examination for a registered nurse license. 73 2nd half surge pushes KC over Jaguars The Kilgore Rangers rallied from a nine-point halftime deficit to a convincing 88-80 triumph over the Jacksonville Baptist Jaguars, Jan. 31, in Masters Gym. Randy Shearer led the Rangers' surge with 25 points, 15 of those in the second half. The Rangers trailed by as much as 11 in the first half and could manage only two points closer, 41-32, by halftime. KC reeled off eight unanswered points at the outset of the second half and caught the Jags at 44-all on Melvin Moore's 20 foot jumper three minutes after intermission. D. 74 4 TJC's big finish stuns Rangers Feb. 2, on (he TJC campus, the Apaches won over KC 78-70. The Apaches jumped to a lead at the outset of the game, and the Rangers fought back from the deficit. KC led 66-61 with 8:00 left in the game, but a cold streak coupled with some controversial calls by the officials gave TJC the momentum in the closing minutes. With 2:00 remaining Tyler took the lead for good with a 20 foot jumper by Evans. 4. Chad Dean (32) leaps high above JBC defencer for short jump shot. B. Paul jack-son lofts one against Jacksonville Baptist as Chad Deen (32) positions himself for a rebound. C. Jay Downs (34) snares a pass above Apaches' Robert Mackey (30). D. Randy Shearer (14) connects on a free throw, f. Rangers Paul Jackson (12) and Melvin Moore (22) battle for a loose ball against TJC. 75 Religious Emphasis Week held Love Is All Around was the theme for Religious Emphasis Week held on campus, January 28-30. Reverend Clifford Lee coordinated the affair sponsored by the Wesley Foundation. Well-known personalities and athletes spoke at luncheons, breakfast devotionals and assemblies. Student representatives from religious clubs assisted. Dr. Robert E. Hayes, president of Wiley College, Marshall, was featured speaker. Gene Cotton, noted musician and song writer, presented a concert January 29 in Van Cliburn Auditorium. The Masque and Wig Club of Lon Morris College presented a production, This Is Man. January 30, the East Texas Youth Rally was held in Dodson Auditorium. Featured speakers were John Niland, Dallas Cowboys; Bill Kirsh-ner. Southwest Regional Director of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes; Robert Newhouse, Dallas Cowboys; Bob Kurtz, television sportscaster; Bunny Martin, Yo-Yo Champion of the World and Miss Kilgore, Belinda Loredo. The Ranger Band, Rangerettes and Ranger athletes also appeared. 76 A. Dixie Davidson and others join in singing. B. Eddie Bates, SAC president, and Dr. Robert E. Hayes, featured speaker, lead in singing at the end of the program. C. Bob Kurtz, sportscaster for KRLD television in Dallas, spoke at the East Texas Youth Rally. D. Some Religious Emphasis programs were held in Van Cliburn Auditorium, i. Noted musician and songwriter Gene Cotton presented a concert during Religious Emphasis Week. 77 KC takes win over Angelina With all five starters hitting in double figures, the Rangers rode a balanced scoring machine to a 106-90 Texas Eastern Conference win over Angelina County, Feb. 9, in Masters Gym. Paul Jackson supplied the offensive spark for the Blue by sinking 23 against the Roadrunners. Complementing Jackson in the backcourt was Randy Shearer whose steady play netted him 22 for the night. Jay Downs shook off a mid-season slump by pouring in 17 points and snared several rebounds against Angelina. 78 KC wins crucial conference game Feb. 4 Paul Jackson dumping in 28 points and an early second half burst by the Rangers gave KC a downhill 92-72 conference decision over the Paris Dragons, at Masters Gym, Feb. 4. Jackson, who topped his previous high of 19 points, scorched the nets for 22 of his 28 points in a 12-minute span sandwiching intermission. The Rangers appeared to have a rout in the making at the outset of the contest by rolling up a 14-2 bulge four minutes into the game, but the Dragons refused to fold and stormed bark in the next five minutes for an 18-16 lead. The torrid shooting of jackson then took c ontrol and sparked the Rangers to a 36-26 halftime edge. Rebounding power of Melvin Moore and jay Downs, coupled with Jackson's onslaught gave the Rangers a commanding 60-40 lead, at 13:05 of the' second stanza. Kilgore's superior muscle on the boards dominated second half action as the Dragons managed only three offensive rebounds after the half. A. Rangers on ihe defense with lay Downs (21) fighting for the rebound, B. this Dragon finds himself surrounded by three Rangers with )ay Downs (21) the intimidating factor. C Melvin Moore (22) unloads one from the corner in the Paris game. IX lay Downs (21) arched a jump shot over a Roadrunner. Randy Shearer (14) swishes two from outside against Angelina. I 79 Harvey, Feb. 5-9 “Harvey, a play about a man who sees a six foot rabbit, was presented by the Theatre Department Feb. 5-9 in the Van Cliburn Auditorium. The cast of “Harvey included: Karen Harrison, Myrtle Simmons; Suzanne Burrow, Veta Louise Simmons; Gary Gannon, Elwood P. Dowd; Denisa Thomasson, Miss Johnson; Stephanie Gordon, Mrs. Ethel Chauvenet; Teresa Wetsel, Ruth Kelly, R.N.; Galen Gary, Duane Wilson; Gary Elkins, Lyman Sanderson, M.D.; Doug Eckert, William R. Chumley, M.D.; Jim Carter, Judge Omar Gaffney and Doyle Carver, E. J. Lofgren. D. 80 PTK initiates 61 into chapter Sixty-one students' out of 91 eligible, were initiated into Phi Theta Kappa, Gamma Omicron Chapter. The initiation was held in Van Cli-burn Auditorium with Richard Berry, professor of engineering at LeTourneau College, guest speaker. Officers of PTK, Lee McFarland, president; Becky Keahey, 1st vice-president; Janie Gavin, 2nd vice-president; Kathy Tate, secretary; Barbara Tate, historian; Diane Norvell, reporter; and Vicki White, ICC representative; presented the program. A reception was held in the Faculty Lounge following the initiation. A. Richard Berry was guest speaker at PTK initiation. B. Karen Harrison was Myrtle Simmons and Suzanne Burrows was Veta Louise Simmons in Harvey. C. PTK initiates recite the pledge. D. Kathy Tate, Stephen Reid, Janie Gavin and Diane Norvell attended the PTK reception. E. Veta Louise Simmons (Suzanne Burrows) talks excitedly on the telephone in Harvey. E. 81 Lon Morris walks away with 59-57 win After an early Kilgore lead, the Lon Morris Bearcats employed a four-corners stall to walk away with a 59-57 TEC win over the Rangers, Feb. 11. LMC led 57-48 with 6:15 to play, but a furious comeback by the Rangers pulled them to within one, with 43 seconds remaining. With six seconds remaining, Paul Jack-son misfired on a crucial free throw. His second shot was good, but the clock was on the Bearcats' side. Maurice Evans' free throw two seconds later brought the final score to 59-57, LMC. A. Rangers' Stan Lane (24) battles with a Bearcat. B. Jay Downs (21) goes high for the tip against Lon Morris. D. Jay downs a Bearcat with this defensive play. 82 KC outscores Ponies, 79-76 The Rangers battled Panola's Ponies in a survival clash Feb. 14, in Kilgore. Big Blue met the challenge, survived a second half scare from the Ponies and dumped the visitors, 79-76. The Rangers jumped to an early cushion against the Ponies and led by as much as 15 points late in the first half. However, the Ponies continued to chip away at KC's lead behind the outside shooting of Dennis McLaughlin and Freddie Anderson. PJC pulled to within one point in the final minute of play, but Paul jackson connected on a pair of charity shots with 20 seconds left to give the Rangers the triumph. C. Rangers and Ponies await the results of this jump-ball. £. Chad Dean (32) and an unidentified Panola Pony seem to have thought of a dance routine for Revels. F. Chad Dean (32) hits on a fall-away jump shot. ur rm Valentine's Day is for lovers Valentine's Day is for lovers. It is also for sending flowers, eating heart-shaped boxes of candy, mailing cards to close friends, giving gifts to that special someone in your life, placing long distance telephone calls to someone you love and other such love-filled acts as these. College students honored St. Valentine in these ways February 14. A. Marsha Coogan kisses Don Hedrick, a Valentine special. B. A Davis Hall girl smells a rose. C. Dana Parker sniffs a bouquet of roses delivered to the dorm. D. Many girls in the dorms received flowers. E. Brenda Stewart gets a whiff of some sweet smelling things. C. 84 -.v 85 Flu plagues Ranger offense in Navarro loss An ice-cold second half by a struggling Kilgore offense proved to be disastrous, Feb. 18, as the Navarro Bulldogs gnawed the Rangers, 94-75. Playing without the services of starting center Jay Downs, who was sidelined by the flu, the Rangers battled furiously during the first half and trailed only 45-43 at the half. Navarro's outside shooting combination and superior bench strength proved to be the difference. A. This gloomy appearance on the Rangers' bench reflects the outcome of the Navarro game. B. Torrid outside shooting by the Bulldogs was the name of their game as Navarro disposed of KC, 94-75. C. Stan Lane (24) tries one from outside against Navarro. B. KC fails annual TJC rival bout The Rangers and Apaches went at each other's throats for 40 furious minutes before TJC claimed a hardfought 94-85 win over Kilgore, Feb. 25, in Masters Gymnasium. Melvin Moore topped the Rangers with 28 points, but Tyler's Vernon Evans stole the offensive show by pouring in 38 points and directed the Apaches' second half flurry. With 5:20 remaining in the contest, the Rangers began to whittle away at an 82-74, Tyler advantage. KC closed the gap to 88-85 with 1:25 left, but an avalanche of Apache baskets in the final minute of play iced the game for TJC. D. Stan Lane swishes two over an Apache, f. Coach Reynolds' expression of displeasure typifies the home finale against Tyler. F. Melvin Moore hauls in a rebound while battling TJC's Stanley Sligh. F. 87 Play and opera shown 3 nights Theatre and opera groups joined forces to present a play and an opera in three evenings of entertainment, Feb. 28-March 2, in Van Cliburn Auditorium. Warren Wallace, opera director and vocal instructor, directed Trouble in Tahiti, a one-act opera by Leonard Bernstein. The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail, a play in two acts by Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee was directed by Cordon Bangs. The opera was triple cast. Cast A members included Chery Parrish, Cary Bowden, Becky Keahey, Shane Studdard, Mike Godfrey, Melanie Guilbeault, Bryan Hudson and Mark Mills. Cast B members included Becky Keahey, Rick Sadler, Melanie Guilbeault, Glen Bumgardner, Doyle Carver, Pam Davis, Shane Studdard and David Hayes. Cast C was made of Pam Davis, Gary Bowden, Chery Parrish, Bryant Hudson, Pat Harden, Kay Dorsey, Shane Studdard and Bruce Weaver. The play cast included Doyle Carver, Karen Harrison, Deb Robertson, Paul Jackson, Galen Gary, Glenn Bumgardner, Jim Maxwell, Teresa Wetzel and Ellen and John Westbrook. A. Getting a set ready for production is a big job. [}. Paul Jackson, Thoreau, shows Glenn Bumgardner, Bailey, how to write his name. C. Ric Sadler had one of the lead parts in Trouble in Tahiti. D. Thoreau's mother, Debbie Robertson, begs her son, Henry David, to attend the funeral of his brother. E. Pam Davis sang in Trouble in Tahiti. 89 Most Representative Student: Kathy Simmons 90 Eddie Bates 92 V Alfred Allen (center) checks the work-nanship of Delbert Bright and Dr. Charles Jachte. B. Merritt Johnson points out the olution to Frederick Isaac. C. Paul Goellle juestions Joe Miller about part of a nachine. D. Learning to weld is Billy Jrown. £. Royce Stengele instructs Jerry ieckworih in the Machine Shop. Technical Vocational trains students for work in industry The Technical Vocational Department offers a training facility that would be difficult to equal anywhere. Its strength is built of elaborate equipment, years of industry experiences, skilled hand-on learning and the awareness that technical knowhow must be supplemented by knowledge in other areas. The Technical Vocational Department is in close contact with industrial leaders as a means of anticipating coming trends and needs. Many staff members provide consulting services to area firms. All instructors have been employed in industry in their specific area or a related field. Students completing the programs are in great demand. Well-qualified teachers staff Business Dept. Since 1935, young men and women have been successfully trained in the Business Administration Division for careers in business. The department has grown steadily and has supplied many areas of Texas with its graduates. The Business Administration Division has a professional staff who are qualified teachers with masters degrees and experience in the business world. It provides the most modern facilities and up-to-date procedures. Class enrollment is limited in order for each student to receive personal attention and instruction. After successfully completing the business programs here, students are qualified to compete in the job market anywhere. 94 A. Dr. Barbara Pankhurst gives instruction to Sherri McDonald on the IBM executive typewriter. B. J. L. Harris, instructor, gives Beth Cheney some points to consider in business law. C. Walter Madison, instructor, helps Gary Williams with his economics workbook. D. Billy R. Griffith, instructor, shows Mark Moseley some accounting facts on an overhead projector. E. Averil Bates, instructor, explains parts of business letters to Liz Chisler. 95 96 Continuing Education Programs A number of non-academic courses are offered in the evening each semester through the Continuing Education Program. These courses are planned to help the student explore new fields of study, to increase his proficiency in a particular field, to develop skills and to enrich his life through cultural and recreational studies. Instructors are chosen from lead- ing professional men and women and educators. Classes in real estate, welding, refrigeration, insurance, coronary care, horseshoeing, well logging, blue print and poodle clipping are among a few of the classes offered. Courses are taught on campus and at Daingerfield, Pittsburg, Lone Star, Longview, Marshall and Mt. Pleasant. C. A. Wesley Kouba and two students discuss basic electronics. B. Mrs. Jack Campbell, instructor, watches Mrs. Evelyn Courtney carry out instructions in grooming her poodle. C. Wanda Blakeney paints a flower picture in the evening art class. D. Students of all ages enjoy the evening classes each semester. Joseph Cordon paints in the 7-9 p.m. art class. E. Dr. Stewart Mclaurin, vice president of the college, studies welding under instructor William Kinney. 97 Fine Arts Division — outstanding in productions of Broadway musicals, concerts, art exhibits, operas 98 The Fine Arts Division is a showcase with its outstanding performances in music, drama and art. Concerts, operas, Broadway musicals and art exhibits are open to the public during each school year. Tours are made throughout the Southwest by the Ranger Band, the Grand Chorus, the Chorale, Madrigals and Stage Band. Each year, the division presents an outstanding Broadway musical which utilizes the talents of all departments. In the spring, the Ranger Band features a nationally known musician at it's concert. The Art Department brings to the campus speakers and art exhibits of well-known artists. A. Sara Latch, instructor, and students Wayne Smith and Mark Mills concentrate on the music. B. Bill Witherspoon and Nelda Davis look through an art catalog. C. Martha Madison, instructor, helps Melanie McDowell with her weaving. D. Beth Davis shows Jeanne Velda, instructor, her weaving. i. Sherry Morgan and Sherry Mullins listen to Warren Benson, visiting artist from SLA describe his work. F. Don Churchill, instructor, observes Sara Lassiter's painting. 99 I College farm aids student in learning ag The Kilgore College Demonstration Farm was established in 1963 on 300 acres of land provided by the Bruce McMillan Jr. Foundation of Overton. Since that time an agricultural building, home for the manager, hay barn, shop equipment buildings, green house, farrowing barn, hog nursery barn and hog finishing barn have been added. The most recent addition has been the bull evaluation center. This facility is used to conduct gain tests on bulls. The bulls are owned by ranchers who bring them to the farm, leave them 161 days and the farm records necessary information on their performance. The farm is used primarily as a laboratory for teaching agricultural courses. The farm program offers basic courses in agriculture necessary for transferring to a university. 100 I A. Philip Williams vaccinates a cow. B. Roy Morris, Randy Fisher, David Justiss, Lonnie Owen and Steve Elsworth examine a specimen in lab. C. Wayne Lacy dusts cattle. D. Agriculture students attend classes at the farm. E. Philip Williams uses a tractor. F. Wayne Lacy explains use of a piece of equipment. C. F. 101 Wide intramural program offered Cooperation between the Student Service Center and Men and Women's Athletic Departments yielded several intramural events throughout the year. Five teams competed in men's flag football. The winning team, Five, consisted of Reginald Smith, Mark Waldman, Jeff Jorgenson, Doyle Farste, Shelby Varner, Steve Hughes and Kenneth Flowers. The GALS sponsored a singles tennis tournament. Kathy Graves won that competition. Thirteen teams from the women's P.E. class organized to compete in the volleyball tournament. The Mean Chicks won. Team captains were Jerrie Cain and Jo Bundrick. The GALS also sponsored basketball one-on-one and free throw events. The Tiger's, a basketball team, won the intramural tourney. Last intramural event of the year was a softball tournament. 102 A. Gail Pate was second runner-up in the basketball free throw contest. B. Latisha Higginbotham blocks an intended spike from Donna Gaddis. C. Sam Stevenson sprints toward home plate. D. Danny Patterson didn't make it home in time. E. Jan Poovey steps back to serve. F. Connie Cochran, Charlie Harris, Bobby Rhyne, Leonard Porter and Jimmy Varner were members of the Tigers basketball team who won the men's intramural play. 103 Eleven members composeRanger tennis team A. Backhanding a return is Karen Wilson. B. In ready position, Elaine Gatons waits for a serve. C. Tennis team members are: (kneeling) Karen Wilson, Kathy Graves, Nancy Waters, Paula Smith, (standing) Elaine Gatons, Don Rattan, Mike Cates, Steve Pace, Russ Fisher and Valerie Meyer. D. Members of the Ambassador College tennis team watch a game from the judge's platform. E. Don Rattan follows through on a backhand. F. Nancy Waters begins to move toward the ball. 104 As basketball season's last dribble is heard, so is the first bounce of a tennis ball. Coach Evelyn Blalock's 1974 version opened with a loss to Tyler but gradually progressed in the ensuing matches. The net squad will have participated in nine tourneys prior to the Conference Tournament at Navarro, April 25-27. Eleven members compose the KC tennis team. They are Mary Ann Burney, Mike Cates, Russ fisher, Elaine Catons, Kathy Graves, Valerie Meyer, Don Rattan, Carry Rice, Paula Smith, Nancy Waters and Karen Wilson. F. 105 Students elect four class officers, seven senators A. Election for sophomore officers and senators was held March 6. A run-off was held March 7. Four sophomore class officers and seven senatorial positions were filled. According to the rules in the student handbook, any student who is a second semester freshman in the spring semester, in the class in which he originally enrolled and who intends to enroll at the College the following semester at that time being classified a sophomore, is eligible for an elective office in the Student Affairs Congress. Students must have a 1.5 grade point average, based on the fall semester of the freshman year and be classified as a full-time student. D. 106 A. Kari Plaschke, |oo While and Melvin Moore passed out ballots to students B. Barbara Aldridge marks her ballot. C. Brenda Stewart takes down a campaign poster before the election. D. Su an Blakely and Freddie Coosby also acted as voting officials. E. The new Student Affairs Congress. They are Jackie Evans, Joe Matthews, Shonda Dauphin, Don Sims, Susan Dulweber, Steve Adams, Vickie Dortch, David Warrick, Angie Clark, Sharon Wcdgeworth, Laura Winfrey and Sponsor Joe White. C. E. 107 A. Gilbert Andries shows Barbara Aldridge how to improve a technical drawing, li. Hyman Laufer and Mark Bunt examine a cat's anatomy. C. As Dr. Canterbury observes, Richard Shaw operates the oscilloscope. D. Ric Hudson and Ken Squirers ask William O'Rourke for some assistance. Engineering Science Building opens Feb. 18 Engineering-Science gives students the opportunity for both classroom study and practical application. Fourteen programs are offered leading to careers in specialized fields of science and engineering. These include programs in agriculture; aeronautical, chemical, civil, electrical, mechanical and petroleum engineering, medical technology, as well as pre-dental, premedical, pre-nursing and pre-pharmacy. The Demonstration Farm at Overton provides facilities for teaching agriculture. A big success this year has been the Bull Evaluation Center at the Farm. On Feb. 18, classes were first held in the new three story Engineering-Science Building on the corner of Broadway and Ross. 109 Engineering-Science building named for Canterbury The Board of Trustees voted to name the new $1.5 million Engineering-Science Building the Canterbury Engineering Science Building in honor of Dr. S. L. Canterbury, jr. the College's senior faculty member and dean of the division. Dr. Canterbury joined the College faculty at its inception in 1935. He has been the only head of the Engineering Science Division. On his career he said, The students, the department and I grew' up together. He holds a bachelor of electrical engineering degree from Marquette University. Dr. Canterbury earned the M.S. degree from Texas A M University. In 1945, he earned the first doctorate in engineering ever presented from TAMU. A visiting professor on the graduate faculty of TAMU, Dr. Canterbury teaches courses here that apply to graduate degrees for engineers at TAMU. He is on the Policy Committee of American Society for Engineering Education, a member of the Institute of Electronic and Electrical Engineers, a registered Engineer in Texas and listed in American Men of Science and Who's Who in Science. His wife, Elsie and three children; S. L. Canterbury III, Charles, and Diane; are all graduates of the College. His son-in-law, Ken Miller is an instructor here. His granddaughter, Rachelle, is a sophomore. A. Dr. and Mrs. S. I. Canterbury )r. and Ken and Rachelle Miller. 6. Dr. Canterbury along with students Steven Lewis, Sherry Fears, Deborah Eddington, and Edward Floyd listen while Miss Kay McKinley explains human anatomy. C. J. D. Raney and Dr. Canterbury supervise students, John Gorcyca, David FHolmes and James C. Ely, in chemistry lab. no 112 Music, Music Music — a good theme for 74 Revels Music, Music, Music was the theme for the 1974 Rangerette Revels. The all-college talent show featured the Rangerettes April 4-6 in Dodson Auditorium. Eighty Rangerettes, five managers and other students participated. Jerry Roberts, voice of the Rangerettes, announced and sang a solo. Ray Hawkins, Melanie Guilbeault, Glenn Bumgardner, Doyle Carver, Randy Culp, Ginger Fitzgerald and Gary Thornton sang and played musical instruments throughout the show.- Music was furnished by Mrs. Chris Stewart at the organ and piano, Sandra Wallace at the piano, Paul Jackson on the drums, Jodie Pearson on bass and Jack Wilks on the guitar. Bill Witherspoon directed production of the sets. They were made by Knox Lamb and E. G. Justiss. Martha Madison, the design class and Mrs. Allison McLemore designed costumes used in the Revels. A. Vicki Murray, Judith Morgan and Mary Lou Mager were in the Rangerette Extravaganza. B. Doing a Country and Western song in Silver Wings is Vicki White, Son-dra McCauley, Sharon Ulman and Nancy Spiller. C. Deby Wooley, Ranger Beauty, modeled a design by Jeorgia Hippier. D. Soloist Ray Hawkins gets a shine from Deby Wooley. E. Don Hedrick, Dale Chafin and Steve Cams, managers, sang and danced to Sweet Georgia Brown. H3 Liberal Arts, most popular division A. 1 u The Liberal Arts Division represents 75 per cent of the fulltime student equivalencies in the academic transfer program of 75 per cent of the student body. Communication, both oral and written, gives students the means for exchange of ideas, desires and aspirations. The humanities provide the tools that lead to meaningful solutions of problems and a better understanding of people of all backgrounds. Government utilizes the probing, inquiring mind to establish and control life patterns and disciplines best suited for this nation. Psychology and sociology teach a basic understanding of individual and group relations. Mathematics provides not only a basis for local, national and world economy, but a way of assessing values in a finite form. All are important parts of the Liberal Arts Division. Marlin Edwards gives history assistance Becky Stewart. II Debbie Caffey asks oris Bolt a question about the U.S. map. Solon Holt observes Riley E. Lord taking a test. D. Elizabeth Ponder helps Pam Davis with her German. E. Steve Reed and Penny Wilson listen as Elwyn Bone explains a research paper. 115 It's finished! It is an anxiously awaited day in May when the yearbooks arrive. The staff wonders how the book will be received, and students want to see how this year's picture turned out. The Ranger is published by Taylor Publishing Company in Dallas. Students are selected for the staff by ability and eagerness to work. They write and arrange the annual. Mrs. Margaret M. Miller is faculty advisor, and David Richards handles the photography. Rebecca Powers, sophomore, is editor. Associate editor, freshman Becky Stewart, helps oversee the big task. Jason Searcy and Al Goforth, both sophomores, write sports copy. Tina Todd, Anne Marshall and Karen Harrison, freshmen, spend many hours selling ads in the East Texas area. Many hours during the week, at night and on week-ends are spent in preparing a yearbook. We hope the efforts are appreciated. 116 V Becky Stewart chooses a Ranger Beauty transparency for publication in THE RANGER. B. Tina Todd bills the advertisers. C. Al Goforth crops a basketball team picture. D. Rebecca Powers draws a final layout. E. Jason Searcy types the football captions. 117 The Record August 1973-May 1974 119 William Terrell Accounting John Cobb Agriculture Who's Who James Draper Behavioral Science itfjf Doug Chandler Biological Science 120 Steven Wolf Chemistry Curtis Plaxco Airline Donna Walker Art Loletia Taliaferro Cosmetology Kenneth Freeman Automotive Engines Sue Ann Plummer Data Processing Bonnie Bomer Commercial Art Farzin Kohanloo Engineering-Science Steven Moorman 122 Government Rochelle Turner Geology Martha Dauster General Business Marsha Majors Library Science Kathy Endsley Foreign-Language Rebecca Powers Journalism 123 Janice Hamilton Mathematics Jay Downs Men's P.E. Ruthie Brown Secretarial Science Robert Witsberger Mid-management 124 Charles Eaton Speech Jimmie Mason Nursing Pam Davis Music Galen Gary Theatre Michael Smith Physics Gail Pate Women's P.E. 126 C. K. McConnico Bruce D. Swan A. C. Morton, Jr. 127 Hcrtx rI Knauth H. L. McKaig Dayton Walkup m m wmm §tl%l Wmm i IllKi it§Kig K Sp mm ifg •sSSSisi Dr. R. C. Watson, a busy president Dr. Randolph Clark Watson began his association with Kilgore College in 1945 as a teacher of government and history. In 1946, he became chairman of the Social Science Department, and in 1947, he was made director of the Technical Vocational Division. He served as Dean of the College from 1953-1964 and became president on July 31,1964. Under his guidance, the College has grown from 12 brick structures valued at five million dollars to a campus of 28 acres valued in excess of 12 million dollars with a replacement value in excess of 25 million dollars. The newest addition to the campus is the Engineering-Science Building which opened for classes on Feb. 18. Renovation plans are underway for the old Engineering Science Building. Dr. Watson has been the recipient of many honors during his years as administrator. He received an award in 1966 from Henderson High School for his accomplishments as the outstanding ex-student. In 1968, he was named Man of the Year by the Kilgore Chamber of Commerce and was listed in Personalities of the South. In 1969, the Texas House of Representatives of the 61st Legislature passed a resolution in appreciation to Dr. Randolph C. Watson for his outstanding service to Texas and Texans. A leading educator, administrator and distinguished citizen of Texas, Dr. Watson has been the guiding hand that has made Kilgore College the nation's leading junior college. A. Dr. R. C. Watson. 8. Philip Williams, agriculture assistant at the KC Demonstration Farm, helped Dr. Watson entertain Bill Daniel, former governor of Guam. C. Bill Echart presented a placque to Dr. Watson from the Pistol Club. 129 Administration RIGHT: Dr. Charles F. Mathews, Executive Vice President. BELOW LEFT: Austin S. Kay, Assistant to the President. BELOW RIGHT: Jeanne Hale, Public Relations Director. 130 LEFT: Kenneth Whitten, Dean of the College. BELOW LEFT: Dr. S. L. Canterbury, Dean of Engineering-Science Division. BELOW CENTER: Leslie L. Matthews, Dean of Occupational Training Division. BELOW RIGHT: Stewart H. McLaurin, Associate Dean. 131 licny Hren Accountant Mary Boss Mercer Bursar Dee Rodriguez Cashier Dan Stale up Receiving Office 132 Registrar's Office J. D. Betts Director of Financial Aids Joe B. Cruseturner Registrar J Bess L. Rayford Assistant Registrar Financial Aids 133 Student Services Leon V. Winton Director of Student Services Harry L. Douglas Housing |. W. Bolton Bookstore Manager Bookstore 134 Library John W. Carnet t Director of Library David Richards Photographer Margaret M. Miller Director of Journalism Journalism WMm +£+ viv ; r Linda Argudin Librarian Lorene Middleton Librarian 135 Guidance and Counseli Louise Jeler Director of Guidance and Counseling « -:y' )oyce Odom Counselor TEA Troy R. Toon Counselor TEA Odis Turner Counselor Instructional Media Dr. Gerald W. Pinson Director of Instructional Media Post Office Ultima Buroker Postmistress Walter G. Raby Postmaster and Vending Machines 137 Liberal Arts Annie Lou Winton Division Director Communications Myra). Adams Instructor Marilynn Landon Instructor Betty M. Ballow Instructor Dr. James Miles Instructor Elwyn J. Bone Instructor Elizabeth Ponder Instructor Bennie Brown Instructor Jeanne Scott Instructor Francis Frey Instructor Donnya Stephens Instructor tarl Wray Department Chairman Math Myron Bryant Instructor Dr. Donald Good son Instructor William Pearce III Instructor Peggy E. Coghlan Instructor Kathleen L. lackson Instructor William C. Cleveland Department Chairman Martha O'Hagan Instructor Rudolph C. Tatsch Instructor i Behavioral Science Ruth Parks Department Chairman Social Science David Castles Instructor Bonnie Durning Instructor Martin Edwards Instructor Solon Holt Instructor Nelda Smith Latane Speer Instructor Instructor leannie Stanley Instructor loe White Instructor 140 Nursing Elizabeth Elliot Instructor Devoria Jackson Instructor June Festavan Instructor Martha Smith Instructor Dolores Gentsch Instructor Janet Thompson Instructor Kinda Herndon Instructor Carroll Wilson Instructor Ml JoanCollum Patricia Connell Instructor Instructor Lywane Davis Instructor Billy Griffith J. L. Harris Instructor Instructor Walter Madison Dr. Barbara Pankhusrt Instructor Instructor Margaret Squier Instructor Edwin Thieman Florence Waldman Instructor Instructor 142 Fine Arts Melvin Marshall Division Director Francis Witherspoon Department Chairman Gordon Bangs R.). Dodson Instructor Instructor Jerry D. Hale Sarah Latch Asst. Band Dir. Instructor Martha K. Madison Instructor Marilyn Marshall Wallace Read Instructor Band Director Anne Turk Instructor Jeanne Velde William Wallace Instructor Instructor 143 Physical Education joe H. Turner Division Director Gussie Nell Davis Director of Rangerettes Mary E. Beccue Instructor Evelyn Blalock Instructor Deana Bolton Instructor Ruth W. Green Instructor James Miller Asst. Football Coach Phillip Reynolds Basketball Coach Charles W. Simmons Head Football Coach Allen Wilkenfeld Asst. Football Coach 144 Bible Chairs l. C. Taylor Baptist Gilbert Andries Newman Club Merle Moreland Church of Christ Clifford Lee Methodist Alan L Manning Director Police Academy Robert V. Bradford Instructor Bobby S. Weaver Assistant Director Police Academy East Texas Police Academy Engineering Science Division Engineering Dr. S. L. Canterbury, Jr. Dean, Engineering-Science Instructor Gilbert Andries Robert Daniel Instructor Wayne Lacy Instructor William O'Rourke Instructor Hubert Pollick Charles Richardson Instructor Instructor 146 Oology Peggy Howard Kay McKinley Anita Neeley J. D. Rainey Dr. Pete Rodriguez Instructor Instructor Instructor Instructor Instructor Barbara Rossman June Shelton Joe Webb Instructor Instructor Instructor Occupational Training Leslie L. Matthews Dean Occupational Training Center Airlines Betty Whitaker Instructor Cosmetology DeLois Allen Instructor Zudora Deaton Instructor Police Science Billy Echart Instructor James Porter Instructor U8 Mid Management Bonny Edmonds Instructor Charles Lovelace Instructor Charles Miller Instructor R. C. Welch Instructor Data Processi Thomas E. Nixon Director of Computer Services Billy Sorrell Department Chairman Harold Craver Instructor Bobby Davis Instructor 149 Robert Sprouse Instructor William Barker Instructor Alfred Allen Instructor John Barnett Instructor Milton Belflower Instructor Gary Bennett Instructor Donald Churchill Willard Gore Instructor Instructor Lena Grace Instructor James Hren Instructor Lewis Jeffus Instructor 150 Technical Vocational Frank). Zatopek Department Chairman Merritt Johnson Instructor Wesley Kouba Instructor H. R. LeBlanc Instructor William Mays Instructor Joe Miller Instructor Gerald Pybas Instructor Ammer Rettig Instructor Royce Stengele Instructor Charles Turner Instructor Alfred Watson Instructor Executive secretaries Both Spear, Executive Secretary to the President Betty Holt, Secretary to Public Relations and the Assistant to the President Nellie Anne Bailey, Secretary to the Executive Vice-President Addie Lou Jefferson, Secretary to the Academic Dean Dixy Simmons, Secretary to the Associate Dean Joie England, Secretary to the Occupational Educational Division Secretaries Carolyn Ashley, Media Center Nelda Davis, Fine Arts Division Lou Diedering, Financial Aids Office Bea Fox, Nursing Department Ann Garner, Student Services Jeri Harris, Business Office Judy Matthews, Library Wade McCollum, Library Director Mary Jane Maxwell, Counseling Center Sandra L. May, Registrar's Office Juanita Muntzcll, Technical Vocational Division Charlotte Paul, East Texas Police Academy Phyllis Stalcup, Registrar's Office Mary Webb, Financial Aids Office 152 Clerks and technicians Maltie M. Pace, Book Store Clerk Jackie Clayborn, Library Clerk Louise Fields, Library Clerk Sandra Odom, Library Clerk Louise Raby, Library'Clerk Billie Lee, Library Clerk Josie Ross, Library Clerk Imogene Turner, Library Clerk John Davenport, Instructional Media Technician 153 Lou Diedering, Data Processing Assistant Cindy Lewis, Data Processing Assistant Elaine Woodmansee, Data Processing Assistant Dormitory supervisors Beryl Adams, Willie M. Pyeatt, Grace Forrester, and Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Avence. Security police 154 Evert F. Mayo, Robert B. Green, J. C. Dudley, Thomas Harper. Cafeteria and maintenance Front Row — Lillian Nevil, Rose Dunagan, Sara Williams, Dora Brittain. Back Row — Lewis Nevil, Thelma Guess, Elois Porlley, Erma Stephens. Front Row—Vicki Thomas, Myrtle Mings, Faye Corp, Lillie Johnson. Back Row — Aylene Faith, Gladys Hale, Fanny Armstrong, Pernio Geskie. Harrison (Pop) Robertson, James Moore, Joe Hightower, Joe E. Clark, Calvin Eortson, E. G. Justiss, Russell Lee, Billy G. Owens, Claude Hopkins, Leon Dodgen, Vernon Pogues 155 Enrollment increased to 3,906 Enrollment for the 1973-74 ichool year showed a healthy ncrease over the previous year vith 3,906 students attending. A lew record for the College was set. There were ten new classes jrganized, held in Daingerfield. There were also non-credit courses held in Lone Star, Pittsburg and Marshall. An additional 50 high school students participated in contract education with classes in metals and cosmetology. Peggy Aaron (S) Diana Tommy Abel (S) Longview Norman Abshere (S) Port Neches Cynthia Adair (S) Longview Larry Adair (F) Henderson Eleanor Adams (S) Longview Glenn Adams (S) Henderson Jody Adams (F) Longview Lawrence Adams (O) Kilgore Loyd Adams (F) Tatum Margaret Adams (F) Kilgore Paul S. Adams (F) Winnfield, La. Linda Adcock (O) Carthage Ricky Adkins (O) White Oak Wanda Adkinson (F) Longview Max Adkisson (S) Longview Muftah M. Ajaj (O) New York, NY Timothy Akin (F) Minden Genevieve Alandi (S) Longview Barbara Aldridge (F) Longview Jimmy Aldridge (O) Henderson Judith Aldridge (O) Henderson Melanie Aldridge (S) Longview Sharon Ales (S) Gladewater Billy Alexander (F) Longview Ella Alexander (F) Gilmer Michael Alexander (S) Kilgore Scott (F) Daingerfield Wendy Alexander (S) Kilgore Charles Alford (F) Harleton Judy Alford (O) Longview Larry D. Alfred (F) Longview Eric Allan (S) Longview Harry Allbright (F) Longview Monte Allbright (S) Henderson David Allen (F) Daingerfield Dewey Allen (F) Lone Star D'lvy Allen (F) Gladewater George Allen (F) Bay City Jess Allen (O) Kilgore Jimmy Allen (F) Gladewater Michael Allen (S) Longview Sherry Allen (S) Arp Shirley Allen (F) Longview Tia Allen (O) Dallas 157 Billy D. Allison (S) Longview Ronald I). Allred (S) Tyler Joseph Alotto (F) Longview Rosalyn Alsobrook (F) Daingerfield William D. Alston (F) Longview Jeffrey L. Alvis (F) Longview Sam L. Amaimo (S) Beaumont Oppie A. Anastas (S) Longview Carol P. Anderson (F) Longview Carolyn Anderson (F) Kilgore Cindy W. Anderson (O) Henderson Crystal V. Anderson (S) Longview Janina L. Anderson (S) Jacksonville, NC Jerry I). Anderson (S) Longview Karen K. Anderson (S) Longview Kathy J. Anderson (S) Fairljorn, OH Kenneth R. Anderson (S) Rush, Colo. Rodney S. Anderson (F) Marshall Stephen A. Anderson (F) Longview Willie R. Anderson (O) Longview Joe t. Andrews (S) Overton Linda E. Andrews (S) Gilmer Kenneth E. Andrus (S) Longview Telsa B. Andrus (O) Kilgore Larry I. Applewhite (F) Longview Larry W. Applewhite (F) Longview Toni Archer (S) Marshall Jimmy R. Armstrong (S) Daingerfield Larry A. Armstrong (F) Marshall Kathy L. Arnold (S) Henderson Mic hael E. Arnold (O) Henderson Wendell K. Arnold (O) Mt. Pleasant Jane C. Arthur (S) Kilgore Connie M. Ashe raft (S) Kilgore Linda L. Ashcraft (F) Gladewater Cheryl B. Askew (S) Longview Sherri J. At hley (F) Kilgore Brenda J. Attaway (F) Gladewater Debroah L. Auld (F) Port Arthur Debbie L. Austell (F) Longview Roy L. Avance (O) Kilgore David Ba htel (O) Longview Jean G. Batchel (O) Longview Bert R. Bagley (S) Longview Brenda W. Bailey (O) Carthage Debra K. Bailey (S) Longview Larry K. Bailey (F) Longview Sally J. Bailey (F) Gilmer Barbara A. Baird (S) Longview Charles F. Baird (S) Gilmer Charles M. Baird (F) Longview Lois S. Baird (S) Longview Mary E. Baird (S) Gilmer Cathie L. Baker (F) White Oak Patti S. Baker (O) Longview Roljert E. Baker (F) Longview Warren D. Baker (S) Longview David R. Bales (F) Kilgore Joe D. Ballard (S) Gilmer Lou M. Ballard (O) Henderson 158 Eliseo Banda (S) Kilgore Richard Banfield (F) Livermore, Calif. Kathleen Barbour (S) Mesquite lames K. Bardwell (F) Longview Charles S. Barker (S) Hallsville Larry R. Barker (S) Hallsville Michael Barnard (F) Longview W. C. Barnard (O) Longview Claude VV. Barnes (S) San Augustine Cary W. Barnett (F) Longview Mark E. Barnhill (S) Gladewater Paula L. Baron (O) Longview lanis E. Barr (F) Longview Casey E. Barrett (S) Henderson Don E. Barrett Jr. (F) Longview Jim C. Barry (O) Henderson Khaueo Barryer (F) Longview Delbert O. Barton (S) Ore City Dorothy W. Barton (O) Kilgore Virginia A. Bartos (S) Longview Greta S. Bass (S) Daingerfield Ion A. Bass (S) Longview Brvan C. Bateman (F) Arp Bobbie I. Bates (O) Longview Carrie B. Bates (S) Kilgore Eddie Bates (S) Jacksonville lames E. Bates (O) Longview loyce Ann Bates (F) Longview Michael A. Bates (O) Overton Patricia Jo Bates (S) Jac ksonville William R. Bates (S) Gilmer lames M. Baxley (F) Longview Bobbie G. Bayless (F) Arp Thelma O. Baysek (O) Longview Delores T. Beall (O) Henderson Roxanne Beall (S) Tatum Deborah S. Bean (O) Kilgore Don F. Beard (S) Longview Arlie L. Bearden (O) Longview Cassandra Beasley (S) Gilmer James D. Beasley (O) Gladewater Jac k H. Bee htolcl (O) Kilgore Alice A. Becker (O) Marshall Dorella F. Bee kham (F) Marshall |erry Beckworth (F) Tatum Dianne |. Bedard (O) Gilmer Patricia E. Beebe (S) Kilgore Susan K. Beene (F) Gilmer Jackie L. Belew (F) Longview Michael C. Bedew (S) White Oak Edmund Belflower (O) Longview Annie |. Bell (O) Gilmer Eddie D. Bell (S) Longview Glemda F. Bell (F) Gladewater Herman C. Bell (S) Henderson Victor L. Bell (F) Longview Gary W. Bellotte (S) Longview Debra C. Bennett (S) Henderson Ervin L. Bennett (O) Kilgore Howard T. Bennett (F) Longview 159 James M. Bennett (F) Henderson Marcus P. Bennett (S) Longview Melvin Bennett (F) Henderson Ronald E. Bennett (S) Longview Betty J. Berg (()) Longview David E. Bergstrom (S) Kilgore Debbie L. Berry (S) Gladewater James D. Berry (S) Gilmer John A. Berry (O) Longview Joy D. Berry (S) Longview Philip H. Berry (F) Gladewater Richard A. Berry (O) Gladewater Robert Bcrryhill (S) Longview Tim Berryman (S) Jasper Brenda G. Bethard (O) Daingerfield Tony Ray Bethard (O) Daingerfield Rebecca Bewley (S) Kilgore Valerie G. Bickham (S) Longview Jay Biggers (S) Longview Rodney R. Biggs (S) Kilgore Raymond F. Bird (S) Longview Bonnie L. Birdsong (S) Longview John H. Birdwell (S) Henderson Michael L. Bishop (S) Longview Sarah K. Bishop (O) Longview Sheila K. Bishop (S) Longview Joe M. Black 111(0) Marshall Debi Blackmon (F) Kilgore Jimmie D. Blackmon (S) Gladewater Rhonda J. Blackmon (F) Gladewater Clarence Blakeley (F) Hallsville Susan Blakeley (S) Mesquite Carl J. Blalock (O) Hallsville Carolyn Blalock (S) Longview Judy A. Blalock (F) Hallsville Betty P. Blanchard (O) Kilgore Lecia Blankenship (O) Kilgore James Blanton (S) Longview Sharon E. Blear (F) Gladewater Candace J. Blood (O) Longview Emory C. Blount (S) Jacksonville David V. Boice (S) Longview David V. Boles (S) Longview Judith T. Bolin (O) Longview Peggy Ann Bomar (F) Austin Bonnie L. Bomer (S) Austin Joe L. Bonds (O) Kilgore Terry L. Bondurani (F) Longview Pamela Bonham (F) Longview Virgie M. Booker (O) Tyler Judy L. Boone (F) Marshall Gary B. Borders (F) White Oak Wanda B. Bosmans (O) Kilgore Terre O. Boswell (S) Dumas Gerald Wayne Bottoms (F) Longview Alan L. Bounds (S) Longview Gary D. Bowden (F) Longview David Bowers (O) Ore City Booker T. Bowie (F) Flint Cynthia L. Bowman (F) Silsbee 160 Sarah S. Box (O) Kilgore Bryan Boyd (S) Cason Pamela F. Boyd (S) Longview Pcatus P. Boyd (O) Longview Wendell R. Boyd (F) Longview Lavonya L. Boyett (F) Longview Steve E. Boyland (O) Laneville Gayle A. Boyle (F) Mesquite Rebecca Bradford (O) Alto Janice L. Bradley (F) Mt. Pleasant Kenneth R. Bradley (S) Longview Leonard G. Bradley (S) Longview Robert T. Bradley (S) Longview James H. Bradshaw (S) Longview James J. Brady (S) Henderson Pam E. Brandemuehl (F) Houston Juanita I. Brannon (S) Brenham William J. Brasher (S) Ore City Wanda S. Bray (F) Ore City Don M. Braziel (O) Longview Steven Breazeale (O) Ore City William L. Breckenridge (F) Jefferson Vicki D. Breed (O) Gladewater Gary Brelsford (F) Longview Chris Breuleux (S) Wilmington, Ohio Peter H. Breuleux (S) Wilmington, Ohio Jacquelyn L. Brewer (S) Longview Rebecca Brewster (F) Tyler Joseph M. Briggs (F) Houston Jean W. Bright (O) Longview Carolyn J. Brightwell (O) Kilgore Donald E. Brightwell (O) Longview Barney Briley (O) Burleson Roy B. Bronson (S) Luling Ben E. Brooking (S) Longview Ranny G. Brooking (O) Gladewater Willie F. Brooks (S) Longview Sammy Brookshier (O) White Oak Brenda J. Broome (S) Kilgore Debbie Broome (F) Kilgore David Brown (S) Longview Dixon A. Brown (O) Kilgore Ellice A. Brown (F) Longview Harold W. Brown (O) Marshall Harry O. Brown (S) Longview Margaret I. Brown (S) Henderson MaryM. Brown (F) Henderson Melba J. Brown (F) Henderson Phyllis E. Brown (S) Kilgore Ruthie W. Brown (S) Canton Karen E. Browning (S) Longview Mary Browning (S) Carthage Carolyn M. Bruner (S) Kilgore Joe C. Bruner (F) Longview Donald E. Bruney (S) Gladewater Phil E. Bruns (F) Gilmer Vickie D. Bryce (S) Longview Sharon Buchanan (F) Daingerfield Richard C. Bueche (O) Marshall June Buel (S) Lumberton 161 lames R. Buie (S) Diana Glenn R Bull |r (O) Kilgore Rod C. Bullard (S) Longview Glenn I). Bumgardnor (S) Kilgore Mark K. Bunt (S) Lone Star Burch, Paul G. (O) Overton Dexter E. Burger (I) Overton Mark F. Burgess (S) Kilgore Terry Burghart (F) Longview John C. Burkett (S) Longview Kenneth R. Burkett (O) Longview Glen R. Burkhalter (S) Longview Lana G. Burks (F) I lenderson Chariot Burleson (F) Hughes Spring Janeva Burleson (F) Hughes Spring Robert I. Burlin (F) Kilgore Mary Ann Burney (F) Gladewater Linda S. Burns (S) I lenderson Michael A. Burns (S) Fatum Lynda G. Burr (S) Kilgore Georgia A. Burress (O) Overton Byron F. Burrow (F) White Oak Suzanne Burrows (O) Overton Alice Burton (O) Longview Ralph Burton (F) Easton lack A. Busby (F) Gladewater James A. Bussell (S) Houston Cecil Butler (O) Gladewater Danny L. Butler (S) Longview lames D. Butler (O) Marshall Linda D. Butler (F) Longview Deborah C. Buvens (S) Longview Nancy S. Byers (F) Longview MaryC. Byman (O) Marshall Gene D. Bynum (F) Pittsburg Janice B. Bynum (S) Longview Clyde E. Byram (S) Kilgore Randy W. Byrd (I ) Diana Robert W. Bytheway (O) Longview Billv R. Cabbiness (F) Longview Debroah R. Caffcy (F) Mineola Thurman S. Cagle (5) Gilmer Jerrie A. Cain (S) Kilgore Gary G. Caldwell (S) Longview Steven D. Caldwell (S) Ore City janna J. Calender (F) Kilgore William L. Calk (S) Longview Frances E. Calvert (F) Gilmer James L. Calvin (S) Longview Deana J. Cameron (F) Overton Casey W. Cam mack (F) Longview Jane S. Camp (S) Longview Frances M. Campljcll (O) Longview Renee R. Campbell (O) Wellington, Kansas Scott M. Campbell (O) Kilgore Donnie M. Canion (O) White Oak Desiree R. Cantrell (F) Longview Richard A. Carlson (O) Longview Steven G. Cams (S) Longview Gerald W. Carpenter (S) Jefferson 162 Michael W. Carr (O) Honolulu, HI David E. Carrell (S) Longview Mike G. Carrell (S) Longview Jeri Carringion (S) Gladewater Elizabeth Carter (O) Kilgore lames K. Carter (F) Kilgore John M. Carter (S) Kilgore Kenneth P. Carty (F) Longview Doyle C. Carver (S) I larleton Patrick W. Casey (O) Longview Mary B. Caskey (S) Kilgore Vicki S. Cassidy (F) Longview Franklin Castanon (F) College Sta. Diana M. Castillo (O) Plainview Marion D. Cauthen (O) Big Sandy Tony Cavalier (S) Henderson Mary Cavazos (O) Mc Allen Cathy S. Cayce (F) Overton Marion D. Chafin (S) Longview Neal R. Chambliss (O) Daingerfield Donald D. Chandler (S) Kilgore Douglas A. Chandler (S) Kilgore Ronnie B. Chappell (S) Overton Jerry D. Chastain (O) Longview Kenneth D. Cheatum (S) White Oak Karen K. Cheek (O) Longview Mary A. Cheek (S) Longview Mary E. Cheney (S) Ore City Judlyn Cheshire (S) Kilgore Liz C. Chisler (S) Kilgore Steven I. Chisler (S) Kilgore Melvin F. Chism (F) Omaha Janet D. Chitwood (S) Longview James E. Choate (F) Gladewater Ronald I. Chote (S) Henderson Charlotte Chrietzberg (F) Kilgore Billy W. Chrisman (F) Kilgore Bryan G. Christian (F) Beckville Charles H. Chumley (S) Longview Gerald S. Chumley (O) Longview William G. Chunn (O) Conroe Pamela R. Claborn (F) Longview Angela Clark (S) Dallas Billy R. Clark (O) Gladewater Charles G. Clark (S) Longview Harold H. Clark (S) Longview Howard A. Clark (S) Gladewater Joe R. Clark (S) Gilmer Michael A. Clark (F) Longview Rebecc a A. Clark (S) Gilmer Ruthie S. Clark (O) Marshall Susan D. Clark (F) Kilgore Gene Clay (O) Longview Jesse C. Clay (S) Henderson Susan L. Cleary (O) Kilgore Gary W. Clemens (S) Houston Nancy K. Clemens (S) Kilgore Michael Clements (S) Kilgore David L. Cleveland (S) Longview Vickie L. Cleveland (F) Longview t63 lames Click (S) Longview Charles D. Cline (S) Kilgore Connie M. Cline (F) Gilmer Hardy E. Cline (O) White Oak William M. Cline (O) White Oak Connie Cloud (S) White Oak Robert Cloud (S) Longview Wanda Cly (F) Gilmer John Cobb (S) Corrigan Herman Coble (O) Kilgore Stephanie Cobler (S) I louston Ella Coby (F) Gladewater lannie Coby (F) Gladewater Connie Cochran (S) Daingerfield Phillip Cockerell (S) Gladewater I arry Coe (S) I ongview Katie Coghlan (F) Longview David Cohee (S) Longview Michael Coil (O) Longview Kathleen Cole (S) Hallsville lames Cole (S) Hughes Springs John Cole (O) Gladewater Mark A. Cole (S) Hallsville Mark B. Cole (F) White Oak Berrie Collier (S) Lubbock Michael Collier (S) Longview Steven Collins (S) Kilgore jerry Colwell (F) Longview james Combs (F) Longview James Compton (O) Longview Robert Conger (S) Lufkin James R. Conner (S) Henderson jean R. Conner (F) Diana Paul E. Conrads (S) Longview Marsha A. Coogan (S) Dallas Judith W. Cook (O) Longview Mamie Cook (F) San Augustine Paulette C. Cook (O) Longview Barbara Coones (S) White Oak David L. Cooper (O) White Oak Rosemary Cooper (S) Marshall Doug R. Corbet (F) Longview Peggy L. Cord (S) Longview Deborah Cornish (S) Lafayette, La. Charles Corp (S) Kilgore John Cosby (S) Ft. Worth Margaret Coston (F) Longview William Cotten (S) Longview Gregory Courington (F) Longview Roy Courtney (S) Marshall Alice Cowles (O) Longview Deborah Cox (F) Marshall John Cox (S) Longview Mike Cox (F) Longview Connie Craig (S) Longview James Craig (S) Longview jeannie Craig (O) Pearsall Doyle Craver (F) Kilgore Cathy Crawford (F) Kilgore Bonnie Creech (F) Longview 164 Lewis Creech (O) Longview Mark Crenshaw (S) Marshall Claire Crews (S) Longview Brenda Crider (S) Kilgore Jena Crim (O) Kilgore John T. Crim (F) Kilgore Robert Crim (S) Henderson Johnny Crittenden (O) Cladewater Terry Crocker (S) Henderson Jim Croley (S) Longview Jimmie Cross (S) Winnsboro Billy Crouch (S) Kilgore James Crow (F) Longview Bobby Crump (O) Longview Eleanor Crump (S) Longview Stacia Cruseturner (F) Kilgore Roger Culland (F) Longview Randall Culp (S) Henderson Teresa Cumbie (S) Cladewater Billie Cummings (F) Henderson Carla Cummings (O) Henderson Zelna Cummings (F) Longview Judy Cupp (F) Daingerfield Geneva Currie (S) Franklin Bruce Currin (O) Kilgore Linda Curtis (F) Longview Michael Curtis (S) Pittsburg Patrick Dailey (S) Overton Roy Dalby (F) Daingerfield Vonne Dalton (F) Gilmer Donna Dance (O) White Oak Jerry Dancer (F) Longview Randy Daniel (F) Dallas Richard Daniel (S) Longview Elizabeth Daniels (S) Longview Sammye Danna (F) Silsbee David Darragh (S) Henderson Melanie Daughterly (F) Longview Shonda Dauphin (S) Longview Martha Dauster (O) Cladewater Duran Davenport (S) Longview James Davenport (S) Longview Billy Davidson (F) Longview Dixie Davidson (F) Beckville Gary Davidson (O) Longview Wayne Davidson (F) Longview Aaron Davis (S) Longview Barbara Davis (F) Cladewater Carolyn Davis (F) Big Sandy David Davis (S) Longview Elizabeth Davis (S) Overton Jerry Davis (S) Mt. Pleasant John Davis (F) Pittsburg Lanna Davis (S) Longview Lanny Davis (O) Longview Leland Davis (F) Longview Linda Davis (S) Longview Linda Davis (O) Pittsburg Linda F. Davis (O) Longview Linda G. 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McLemore (O) Longview 179 Sylvia McMullen (F) Henderson Ellen McMurrey (O) Kilgore Connie McNait (O) Marshall Lesley Me Neel (S) New London Michael McNeely (S) Jefferson Mozelle McNeely (O) Gladewater Calhy McNeil (F) Marshall Daniel Me New (F) Longview Judy McNitzky (S) Corpus Chrisli David McWhorter (S) Longview Charles Meadows (F) Gladewaler Cindy Medlin (F) Gilmer Douglas Medlin (F) Gilmer Mitchell Mehrens (F) Longview Larry Meier (F) Kilgore Carolyn Menefee (O) Longview David Mercer (F) Kilgore James Meritt (F) Gladewater Beckie Merritt (S) New London Constance Merritt (S) Gladewater Richard Merritt (O) Longview Vicki Messimer (S) Winnsboro David Metcalf (O) Longview Mary Meyer (F) Kilgore Terry Meyer (F) Kilgore Valerie J. Meyer (F) Kilgore Wilma K. Meyer (F) Laird Hill Kathrinc Milholland (S) White Oak Amy Miller (F) Longview Carolyn Miller (S) Henderson Craig D. Miller (O) Longview Douglas Miller (S) White Oak James M. Miller (F) Kilgore Janie D. Miller (O) Henderson Jo Ann Miller (F) Longview L. V. Miller (S) Pittsburg Robert R. Miller (F) Kilgore leresea Miller (F) Kilgore George Mills (O) Longview Mark A. Mills fS) Gladewater Joan Mims (S) Longview Larry Minor (S) Longview Bernard Mitchell (O) Kilgore Dovena Mitchell (S) Henderson Joseph Mitchell (F) Longview Mark Mitchell (S) Longview William Mitchell (S) Longview Charlotte Moch (O) Longview Joe Money (O) Longview Jan J. Monk (O) Kilgore Lizabeth Monk (S) Kilgore George Monks (F) Longview Mark Montgomery (S) Longview Johnny Mooney (O) White Oak Brenda Moore (S) Laguinillas, Ven. Byron Moore (S) Daingerfield Hope Moore (F) Longview Janice Moore (F) Houston Jeanette Moore (S) Longview Jerry Moore (F) Longview 180 Martha J. Moore (S) Marshall Melba A. Moore (F) Longview Melvin Moore (S) Dallas Roger Moore (O) Kilgore Victor Moore (F) Dallas Walter G. Moore (O) Pittsburg William Moore (S) Hawkins Stephen Moorman (S) Longview Deborah Morales (S) Houston Jacqueline Moreland (F) Henderson Ronnie Moreland (F) Grand Saline Debra Morgan (S) Hallsville Judith Morgan (S) Monroe, LA M. Ann Morgan (S) Gladewater Melanie Morgan (S) Gladewater Sherry Morgan (F) Tenaha Bedford Morris (O) White Oak DanNila Morris (F) Kilgore J. W. Morris (S) Longview Rosalie B. Morris (O) Longview Roy G. Morris (F) Tyler Stella Morris (F) Kilgore Vicki Morris (F) Irving Wanda Morris (F) White Oak Murray Morrison (F) Gladewater Cynthia Morrow (F) Hallsville David Morton (S) Marshall Marion D. Morton (F) Henderson Michael Morton (O) Gladewater Angela Moseley (F) Longview Mark B. Moseley (S) Longview Patti Moseley (F) Marshall Mary S. Mosley (O) Tyler Nancy J. Mosley (F) Houston Sandra Mosley (O) Jefferson David Motley (S) Longview Marlon Motley (O) Kilgore Claudette Moughon (O) Longview Joe Moughon (O) Gladewater Debra Muckelroy (F) Kilgore Kelvin Muckleroy (S) Henderson Patricia Mulligan (F) Victoria Jerry Mullins (S) Daingerfield Melvin Mullins (O) Daingerfield Rebecca Mullins (O) Longview Sherry K. Mullins (O) Longview Quentin Mumphrey (F) Kilgore Alice Murphy (O) Gary Harold Murphy (O) Longview Joe Murphy (F) Kilgore Richard Murphy (F) Kilgore Vicki Murphy (F) New London William Murphy (S) Crockett James Murrell (O) Gilmer Cindy Musslewhite (F) Arp Teresa Myers (O) Longview Lloyd Nabors (F) Henderson David Nail (F) Kilgore Michael Nash (F) Longview Danny Neal (F) Longview 181 Lester Needham (F) Longview James L. Neeley (O) Longview Vicki M. Neeley (S) Longview Wallace V. Neeley (F) Lake Jackson Rex Neill (O) Cushing Joe A. Nelms (F) Longview David L. Nelson (S) Kilgore I lelen Nelson (O) Longview James Nelson (O) Tatum Elyse E. Nesbitt (S) Marshall Randall R. Nevill (O) Longview Donnie F. Newman (S) Diana Eddie C. Newman (S) Harleton Randall L. Newman (F) Longview Ray Newman (S) Harleton Ricky Newman (O) Mt. Pleasant Shirley C. Newman (S) Mt. Pleasant Amy E. Newsome (O) Gladewater Cynthia Newton (F) Henderson Travonda Nicholas (F) Ore City Debra Nichols (S) Henderson Laura Nichols (S) Kilgore James Nicholson (F) Longview Dennis C. Nix (S) Daingerfield John S. Nix (O) Longview Frank Noble (S) Longview Byron Norris (O) Kilgore Harvis Norris (S) Longview Judy Norris (O) Dallas Paulette W. Norris (O) Kilgore Donna M. Northam (F) Daingerfield Helen K. Norton (S) Dallas limmie L. Norton (S) Henderson Daphne D. Norvell (O) Paris Roger D. Nowell (O) Longview David M. Nugent (F) Marshall Susan E. Nunn (F) Longview Ernest W. Nyvall (S) Kilgore Merwyn J. Oakley (O) Longview Patricia A. O'Brien (F) Longview Dona M. O'Connor (F) San Antonio Sharon E. O'Connor (S) Longview William J. O'Connor (F) Longview Clemmie Odom (S) Longview-Frank C. Odom (F) Longview Richard L. Okray (O) Henderson James Oleary (S) Houston Richard C. Oliver (O) Dallas William C. Oliver (S) Diana Richard C. Olivo (S) Marshall Chris Olson (F) Kilgore Deborah O'Neal (S) Overton Denise O'Neal (S) Overton Merline D. Oney (S) Marshall Theresa Oney (O) Kilgore Travis D. Oney (F) Marshall Robert E. O'Quinn (F) Henderson James M. Osteen (O) Henderson Mary Ott (F) Kilgore William J. Ott (F) Kilgore 182 Cohen Otwell (S) Kilgore Wayne Overall (S) Longview Laura Overstreet (F) Pittsburg Terry Overstreet (O) Pittsburg Lonnie Owen (F) Longview Rick Owen (F) Longview Betty Owens (S) Longview Dennis Owens (F) Henderson Jackie Owens (F) Kilgore Rodney Owens (O) Longview Glenda Oxsheer (O) Longview Rodney Paasch (S) Longview Steven Pace (F) Gladewater Richard Packard (S) Longview Mary Page (F) Longview Lafayette Paige (F) Henderson Betty Palmer (F) Longview John Palmer (S) Gilmer Juanita Palmer (O) Overton Melanie Palmer (F) Sulphur Springs Richard Palmer (O) Longview William Palmer (F) Longview Grace Pannell (O) Kilgore Kelvin Pannell (S) Longview Clyde Parker (O) Kilgore Dana Parker (F) Wellington, Kans. Joe Parker (F) Kilgore Laura Parker (F) Kilgore Donna Parks (S) Big Spring Cheryl Parrish (F) Laird Hill Lou Parrish (S) Longview Richard Parrish (F) Gladewater Erma Pate (S) Gladewater Carol Patterson (S) Kilgore Cynthia Patterson (F) Gladewater David Patterson (F) Kilgore Jerry Patterson (O) Leesburg Marvin Patton (F) Longview Ronald Patton (O) Kilgore Charles Payne (F) Lone Star David Payne (O) Marshall Timothy Payte (F) Longview John Pearce (S) Longview William Pearce (O) Henderson Stephen Pearson (S) Kirbyville David Peck (O) Kilgore Franklin Peck (S) Kilgore Bruce Penn (S) Littleton, Col. John Penn (F) Dallas William Peoples (F) Diana Jan Perel (O) Memphis, TN Hilario Perez (f) Tyler Peggy Perimon (F) Hemphill Pamela Perkins (F) Longview Tillman Perkins (O) Longview Elijah Perry (O) Kilgore Margaret Perry (F) Longview Otis Pete (F) Jefferson Randy Peters (S) Longview Terry Pettit (F) Henderson 183 Dona Pevey (f) Longview Larry D. Phelps (S) Marshall Robert Phenix (O) Henderson Becky Phillips (S) Cladewater Carol Phillips (O) Longview Deborah Phillips (S) ludson Mary A. Phillips (F) Overton Paul). Phillips (S) Kilgore Robert E. Phillips (S) Henderson Jackie Pickens (S) Longview Sharon Pickens (F) Waco Michael Pickitt (S) Longview Richard Pierce (O) Kilgore Vinnie Sue Pilcher (S) Gilmer Gary Pinkerton (S) Longview Steven Pirtle (F) Longview Thomas Pitman (O) Longview Janie Pitner (F) Longview Thomas Pittard (O) Marshall Kaye L. Pittman (S) Irving Marty Pittman (F) Gladewater Terry Pittman (S) Kilgore Vivian Pittman (F) Kilgore Dudley Plaisance (S) Kilgore Kari Plaschke (S) Longview Lana Plato (F) Longview Curtis Plaxco (O) Kilgore Michael Player (S) Gilmer George Pliler (O) Longview Sue A. Plummer (S) Henderson Glenda Poe (F) Price Frank Pohl (O) Longview Galcne Pool (F) Kilgore Michael Pool (S) Henderson Sammy Pool (F) Kilgore Sharon L. Pool (S) Henderson Sharron W. Pool (O) Longview Kenneth Pope (F) Kilgore Jerry J. Porter (F) Henderson Leonard C. Porter (S) Crockett Vicki Porter (S) Longview Vickie L. Porter (S) Longview Calvin R. Portley (O) Longview Nancy Potter (F) Longview Walter Powe (S) Kilgore David G. Powell (O) Longview John Power (F) Longview Rebecca Powers (S) Waco John Presley (O) Longview Arthur Price (O) Longview Billy Price (O) Longview Gwen Price (S) Gilmer Barbara Proctor (S) Gilmer Danny Proctor (F) Longview Jackie Proctor (F) Longview Channing Prothro (S) Longview Jana Pruett (S) Kilgore Knox Pruett (S) Kilgore Mary Pruett (O) White Oak Earl Pryor (O) Henderson Lonnie L. Pugh (S) Marshall Robert T. Pugh (F) Joinerville Ronnie F. Pugh (S) Marshall Timothy P. Pugh (F) Longview Martha H. Putman (O) Gilmer Larry A. Pyle (S) Longview Barbara E. Quick (S) Longview James W. Quinn (S) Marshall David V. Quosig (O) Longview Debra S. Rainwater (O) Henderson Ronnie R. Rambin (O) Longview Blanche J. Ramsey (F) Henderson Linda M. Ramsey (S) Overton Floyd H. Randolph (S) Overton Amy Raney (S) Longview Curtis Raspberry (S) Longview William H. Rather (O) Marshall Gary W. Ratliff (S) Kilgore Alvin D. Rattan (F) Gilmer Adell Raven (S) Marshall Wanda D. Ray (O) Gilmer Carrol I. Raymond (O) Gladewater Michael D. Reader (S) Longview Diana Z. Reaves (O) Overton Billy C. Redden (S) Longview Nora L. Reddic (O) Marshall Beverly B. Redman (O) Longview Patricia C. Reed (O) Lone Star Royce A. Reed (S) White Oak Suzanne Reed (F) Henderson Robert R. Reedy (O) Kilgore Connie M. Reel (O) Longview Robin R. Reel (F) Longview Donald E. Reese (F) Longview Eva J. Reese (S) Henderson James H. Reese (O) Henderson Kenny Reese (S) Daingerfield Renee R. Reese (S) Austin Deborah T. Reeves (F) Marshall jerry W. Reeves (F) Kilgore Lewis R. Reeves (F) Kilgore Kathy A. Regier (O) Hutchinson, KS Steven R. Reid (O) Kilgore Thomas E. Reliford (O) Longview Willie H. Reliford (O) Longview Debbie Renfro (F) Longview Ricky R. Renfro (F) Kilgore Steven C. Renner (F) Longview Enid Resendez (F) San Antonio Shirley A. Rettig (S) Henderson Yvette A. Rettig (F) Overton Shirley F. Revill (S) Big Sandy Donald G. Reynolds (S) Laneville Karen L. Reynolds (F) Longview Kirk D. Reynolds (F) Cookville Michael W. Rhodes (S) Overton Robert H. Rhyne (S) Kilgore Samuel K. Rhyne (F) Kilgore Garry L. Rice (F) Kilgore Danny C. Rich (S) Longview 185 Marcell T. Richard (F) Houston Bewley R. Richardson (S) Hallsville Cindy Richardson (S) Price David B. Richardson (F) Longview Debbie Richardson (S) Longview Dennie Richardson (O) Gladewater James Richardson (F) White Oak JoeS. Richardson (S) Hallsville Josie M. Richardson (S) Kilgore Darrel K. Richey (O) Gladewater Michael W. Riddick (F) Longview Ronda J. Riddle (S) Henderson Lewis E. Rider (S) Longview Ruth E. Ridgeway (F) Gilmer Glenn W. Riggs (S) Winnsboro Kathy A. Risinger (S) Cushing Don L. Ritter (O) Gilmer Belinda A. Roach (F) Longview Betsy D. Roach (O) Kilgore Byron R. Roach (F) Longview Robyn Roberson (S) Overton Alan D. Roberts (S) Longview Arlene Y. Roberts (F) Longview Arthur K. Roberts (S) Overton Jerry L. Roberts (O) Kilgore Joan Roberts (S) Longview Joseph M. Roberts (S) Gilmer Larry W. Robertson (F) Kilgore Gary J. Robinson (S) Houston Ted W. Robinson (S) Henderson Joseph L. Roden (S) Longview Lea L. Rodgers (F) Tyler Jimmy C. Rogers (S) Omaha Karen S. Rogers (O) Gladewater Linda G. Rogers (F) Longview Martha S. Rogers (F) Kilgore Timothy L. Rogers (F) Longview Michael G. Rollins (S) Henderson Coy L. Roney (O) Pittsburg Roland C. Roop (O) Longview David F. Roper (S) Henderson Jarrell Rosegrant (O) Overton Janet S. Rosenau (O) Longview Victor Rosenberg (F) Overton Anne F. Rotherum (F) Greenhills, Ohio Mary J. Rouan (F) Zanesville, Ohio Janice A. Rowley (O) Winona Catherine M. Royal (F) Euless Peggy S. Rudolph (F) Longview Billy J. Russell (S) Longview Charles E. Russell (F) Mt. Pleasant David W. Russell (F) Longview Janet L. Russell (F) Daingerfield Jeanne Russell (F) Grand Prairie Oren R. Russell (S) Overton Pamela K. Russell (S) Longview Weeda F. Russell (O) Longview Connie A. Ryan (S) Longview Richard F. Sabin (O) Henderson Charles A. Sadler (S) Kilgore 186 Jerry G. Sadler (F) Gladewater John R. Sadler (S) Gladewater Robert N. Saffell (O) Henderson Virginia A. Salisbury (S) Longview William H. Salmon (O) Marshall Malcolm C. Salter (S) White Oak James E. Salyer (F) Edgewood Virginia Samford (F) Longview David Sammons (O) Judson Dennis R. Sammons (S) Tatum John K. Samples (O) Kilgore Freddie L. Sanders (F) Big Sandy James F. Sanders (O) Longview Kiyomi J. Sanders (S) Kilgore Tommy L. Sanders (F) Henderson Vernon M. Sanders (O) Gilmer Robert R. Sartain (S) Rusk Ronald G. Startor (S) Longview Roger L. Saunders (S) Longview Joy H. Savage (O) White Oak William G. Savony (F) Longview Robert P. Saxon (S) Henderson Charles C. Schaffer (S) Longview Laura E. Schleier (O) Kilgore Larry G. Schricfcr (S) Longview James H. Schubiger (F) Longview Donald G. Sciba (F) Texas City Sharon L. Scogin (F) Henderson Bill R. Scott (F) Longview Nancy S. Scott (O) Longview Perrene J. Scott (O) Pittsburg Jason R. Searcy (S) New London Willie E. Searcy (S) Daingerfield Samuel R. Segars (O) Longview Edward A. Seidel (S) Kilgore David M. Seidt (O) Chillicothe, Mo. Ronona L. Sellars (S) Kilgore Charles D. Selman (S) Longview Richard E. Semiear (F) Longview Edward L. Scntell (O) Longview Dorothy J. Sephus (S) Longview Mitchell Sephus (F) Longview Carlita A. Settle (S) Kilgore Nancy J. Settle (F) Lone Star Susan C, Sexton (S) Nacogdoches Terri B. Sexton (S) Longview Connie S. Shack (S) Dallas |ill Sharp (F) Longview Jennifer B. Sharrer (S) Overton David L. Shaw (F) Longview Michael D. Shaw (O) Gilmer Michael V. Shaw (F) Gilmer Wilson R. Shaw (O) Mt. Pleasant Randall W. Shearer (S) Houston Donna K. Sheffield (S) Linden Ethel P. Sheffield (O) Longview Fannie L. Sheffield (O) Laird Hill Patlie S. Sheffield (F) Kilgore Mary E. Sheldon (S) Kilgore Joseph W. Shell (O) Karnack 187 Benjamin O. Shelton (S) Kilgore Don R. Shelton (S) Longview Martha A. Shelton (F) Longview Pamela A. Shelton (F) Hughes Spring Rol ert B. Shelton (S) Kilgore Jerry D. Sheppard (S) Joinerville Patricia Sheppard (F) Joinerville David A. Shepperd (F) Longview Dave L. Shields (O) Kilgore William K. Shields (S) Kilgore John Shipman (O) Longview Roger S. Shipwash (F) Marshall Danny F. Shirley (F) Marshall Sharanne Shore (F) Kilgore Willie R. Short (F) Dallas Dale Silvertooth (F) White Oak James Silvertooth (S) Kilgore Emmitt Simmermann (O) Longview Brenda Simmington (F) Littlefield David Simmons (F) Longview Gary D. Simmons (S) Longview Katherine Simmons (S) Kilgore Ronald D. Simmons (S) Kilgore William R. Simmons (F) Marshall Joe N. Simon (F) Mount Enterprise Richard M. Simpson (F) Arp Don A. Sims (F) Mexia Kenny L. Sims (S) Longview Duffie L. Sinclair (O) Longview James B. Sinclair (O) Longview Connie K. Sirratt (F) Longview Billy W. Sistrunk (S) Kilgore Carolyn A. Sjoblom (S) Kilgore John H. Skidmore (O) Henderson Charles E. Skinner (S) Kilgore Julia A. Skinner (F) Gilmer Robert H. Skinner (S) Daingerfield Sally P. Skinner (S) Longview Freddie D. Slaback (S) Longview John R. Slagle (F) Kilgore Ethlyn W. Slaton (F) Longview Thomas P. Slaton (F) Longview Bill M. Sloan (F) Gladewater John D. Sloan (O) Henderson Cyril V. Slough (O) Henderson Larry D. Smires (S) Kilgore Barbara L. Smith (S) Hughes Spring Barbara R. Smith (S) White Oak Bertie J. Smith (F) Kilgore Bobby L. Smith (F) Daingerfield Cheryl M. Smith (S) White Oak Curtis W. Smith (F) Kilgore Debora Smith (S) Longview Dee A. Smith (F) Kileen Donald R. Smith (F) Daingerfield Doyce L. Smith (F) Kilgore Durward V. Smith (S) Longview Franklin D. Smith (S) Longview George D. Smith (F) Kilgore George P. Smith (S) Kilgore 188 Harold W. Smith (F) Henderson Jerry W. Smith (S) Gladewater Jo A. Smith (S) Longview Joe G. Smith (F) Longview Joyce E. Smith (S) Longview Karen L. Smith (F) Longview Loenard A. Smith (S) Carthage Lewis M. Smith (F) Henderson Louisa M. Smith (S) Kilgore Marsha L. Smith (F) San Antonio Michael D. Smith (S) Longview Nancy J. Smith (F) Henderson Neal L. Smith (O) Henderson Nita J. Smith (F) Hughes Spring Patricia W. Smith (O) Longview Paul P. Smith (F) Houston Reginald Smith (O) Jefferson Robert O. Smith (S) Henderson Sharon W. Smith (O) Kilgore Suzanne Smith (S) Longview Timothy D. Smith (F) Longview Tony M. Smith (F) Daingerfield Wayne A. Smith (F) Gladewater Wayne M. Smith (S) Kilgore William K. Smith (S) Harleton Debbie J. Snider (S) Longview Claude D. Snipes (O) Longview Cynthia J. Snipes (S) Longview James G. Sorrells (O) Longview Janet L. South (S) Tyler Donald P. Spain (F) Houston Hugh A. Sparkman (O) Kilgore Robert L. Sparkman (F) Longview Freda H. Sparks (F) Gilmer Hugh B. Sparks (F) San Augustine James R. Sparks (S) Longview Norman L. Sparks (O) Longview Harriet P. Speaks (F) Overton Tommy R. Speights (S) Longview Renda K. Spencer (F) Henderson Nancy J. Spiller (S) Sherman Mark L. Spires (O) Lower Burell, Pa. Susan L. Spruell (S) White Oak Sandra A. Spurlin (S) Hughes Spring John B. Squier (F) Kilgore Kenneth E. Squires (F) Longview John W. Stabile (S) Denton David W. Stafford (O) Henderson Sharlotte F. Staggs (S) Kilgore Daniel E. Stalcup (O) Kilgore Beulah S. Standard (S) Henderson Stephen Stanfield (S) Henderson Mildred H. Stanley (S) Longview Raymond S. Stanley (O) Longview Willian A. Stanley (S) Kilgore Donna Stansberry (S) Andrews Dawn E. Stansell (F) Longview Ronald M. Stark (S) Longview Sarah M. Starkie (S) Austin Hazel M. Starling (S) Henderson 189 Linda Steele (F) Daingerfield Andrew Stephens (F) Longview Patricia Stephens (F) Longview Lori L. Stephenson (F) Mt. Pleasant Sam D. Stephenson (S) Longview Suzanne Stephenson (F) Tulsa, Okla. Christi C. Stevens (S) Longview Jennifer Stevens (S) Longview Brenda K. Stewart (F) Zanesville, Ohio Deborah Stewart (S) Longview Rebecca Stewart (F) Waco Vicki A. Stewart (F) Kilgore Sherri S. Stianett (F) McKinney David A. Stinson (F) Longview Dorothy F. Stinson (S) Longview Carlene Stocker (S) Longview Kipp J. Stokes (F) Henderson Debra Stone (S) Longview Gerald D. Stone (O) Longview Giowana K. Stone (S) Henderson James E. Stone (F) Longview Marsha A. Stone (O) Longview Pamela K. Stone (S) Longview Creola Strange (F) Kilgore Karen J. Strnage (S) Overton Jimmy Street (S) La Rue Kenyon B. Strickland (O) Henderson Ronald R. Stringer (S) Longview Cindy A. Strong (F) Henderson Larry W. Strong (F) Marion Philip W. Strong (F) Longview Michelle L. St rube (S) Longview Leonard E. Stuckey (O) Longview Shane C. Studdard (O) Gilmer Patricia D. Stumpf (O) Longview Denise M. Sturgeon (F) Crockett Ann A. Sula (S) Texas City Joseph A. Sullins (S) Henderson Clifton O. Sullivan (F) West Edgar L. Sullivan (S) Laird Hill Karen S. Sulser (F) Dallas Steven J. Suriano (F) Hallsville Gail R. Surratt (F) Linden Barney L. Sutton (S) Longview Sabrina D. Sutton (F) Gilmer Steven W. Sutton (F) Dallas Paula L. Swafford (F) Marshall Paul T. Swann (F) Henderson Wanda H. Swanson (S) Kilgore Susan Sweatman (S) Hallsville Debbie K. Swinney (S) Longview Charles A. Tackett (F) Marshall Cathey A. Talbert (F) Winnsboro Nancy L. Talbot (F) Houston Brenda Taliaferro (O) Longview Dianna L. Tally (F) Longview Donald W. Tally (S) Longview Gary D. Tankersley (F) Kilgore Willia Tankersley (O) Longview Barbara J. Tate (S) Longview 190 Kathy A. Tate (S) Longview L. Bruce Tate (F) Missouri City Leslie A. Taussig (F) Houston Charles L. Taylor (S) Longview Don W. Taylor (S) Longview Edna F. Taylor (F) Marshall Hugh B. Taylor (S) Longview James W. Taylor (O) Longview Joe N. Taylor (O) Longview Laure A. Taylor (S) Kilgore Paul J. Taylor (F) Longview Phyllis K. Taylor (F) Longview Robin Y. Taylor (F) New London Sidney A. Taylor (S) Longview Teresa L. Taylor (F) Longview Terry J. Taylor (F) Marshall Willie B. Taylor (O) Longview Deborah D. Teffteller (F) Gilmer Edward R. Temple (F) Longview Adron C. Tenbrook (O) Omaha Dennis R. Tepera (O) Bay City Marione H. Terrell (F) Longview William P. Terrell (S) Kilgore Kenneth R. Terry (S) Henderson Sherry Terry (S) Kilgore Stephen D. Terry (S) White Oak Karla Teters (O) Longview Malcom B. Tharp (S) Longview A. Jean Therneau (O) Longview Johnny Thibodeaux (O) Kilgore Michael Thibodeaux (F) Hallsville Brenda J. Thomas (S) Longview Cathy C. Thomas (S) Longview Donna W. Thomas (S) Kilgore Gary L. Thomas (O) Gilmer James A. Thomas (F) Longview Jeffery W. Thomas (S) Longview Mary Thomas (S) Longview Paula K. Thomas (S) Naples Rheda L. Thomas (S) Longview Sam J. Thomas (O) Longview Victoria L. Thomas (O) Daingerfield Denisa Thomasson (O) Alto Beverly Thompson (S) Lancville Gary S. Thompson (S) New London Jimmy A. Thompson (O) Henderson Kenneth Thompson (S) Longview Leonard Thompson (S) Kilgore Van E. Thompson (O) Henderson Gary W. Thornton (O) Longview Russ V. Tidmore (S) Longview Clarence Tillman (F) Gladewater James T. Timmons (S) Longview Tanya Tolbert (S) Henderson Denolra Y. Toliver (F) Kilgore Joe V. Tolleson (S) Longview David B. Toon (F) Longview Pamela C. Toon (F) Henderson Sharon A. Toon (F) Kilgore Jocelyn Townley (F) Groves 191 Terry N. Toye (S) Marshall Jo Lynn Trammell (F) Longview Mary D. Trammell (F) Longview Latressa C. Trawick (S) Gladewater Alfore L. Tribble (S) Longview Gary A. Trice (S) Karnack Rhonda J. Truitt (S) Gilmer Brenda K. Tucker (S) Longview Dolores M. Tucker (F) Kilgore James J. Tucker (S) Ore City Roy H. Tucker (O) Longview James N. Tuel (F) Longview Cynthia K. Tugwell (O) Kilgore David B. Tullis (S) Longview Jan D. Tunner (F) Houston Cowheatia Turner (O) Jefferson James C. Turner (O) Kilgore Mike P. Turner (F) Longview Rochelle R. Turner (F) Gladewater William W. Turner (F) Livingston Ronnie D. Tyner (O) White Oak Sharon L. Ulman (S) Victoria William J. Upton (F) Longview Sharyn S. Usey (F) Longview Henry M. Vance (F) Longview Karen L. Van Cleve (O) Longview Paula W. Van Cleve (F) Longview Nick Vandagriff (O) Henderson Jane Vanderwater (F) Marshall Sharon K. Vandeventer (F) Marshall Marilyn S. Van Huss (F) Metairie, La. Cheryl A. Vargas (F) Titusville Jimmy R. Varner (F) Liberty Shelby L. Varner (O) Liberty Barbara L. Vasquez (S) Grand Prairie Donna G. Baughan (F) Dallas Ida M. Vaughan (O) Longview James L. Vaughan (F) Longview Scott Vaughan (S) Longview H. H. Vaughn (F) Kilgore Pamela G. Vaughn (S) Kilgore Phillip L. Vaughn (S) Longview Sam B. Vaughn (O) Longview Chuck H. Vaught (S) Rockwall John C. Vaught (S) Shreveport, La. Mary W. Veach (S) Henderson Don W. Weatch (F) Longview Becky A. Velvin (S) Henderson Joseph L. Verhalen (O) Marshall Robert D. Villyard (S) Longview Ben D. Vinson (O) Longview Robert A. Vinson (F) Columbus James G. Visage (F) Kilgore Linda L. Visage (S) Kilgore Beverly J. Voss (F) White Oak Richard G. Voth (O) Longview David L. Wacasey (F) Gladewater Cheryl A. Wade (F) Cushing William E. Wade (O) Longview Cathy M. Wadleigh (S) Gladewater 192 Katherine Waggoner (S) Henderson Linda Waggoner (S) Kilgore Gary Wakefield (F) Longview Vanessa Wakefield (S) San Antonio Robin Wakeley (F) Hurst Mark Waldman (S) Kilgore Donna Walker (F) Kilgore John Walker (S) Laneville Lana Walker (F) Gladewater Mary Walker (S) Daingerfield Carol Wallace (S) Henderson David Wallace (F) Kilgore John Wallace (O) Henderson Betty Waller (S) Kilgore Johnny Waller (F) Kilgore Lee Ann Waller (F) Kilgore Deborah Walling (O) Gilmer Cathy Walters (S) Longview Jerald Walton (S) Gilmer Katherine Walton (F) Kilgore Linda Walton (S) Longview Ricky Walton (O) Longview Sara Walton (F) Kilgore Charles Wampler (F) Spring Danny Ward (F) Longview Deloyce Ward (O) Kilgore John Ward (O) Gladewater Regina Ware (S) Euless John Warfield (F) Marshall Barbara Warren (F) Longview James Warren (S) Longview Warner Warren (O) Longview James Warrick (S) Longview Larry Warrick (F) Leesburg George Washington (F) Henderson Nancy Waters (F) Gladewater John Watkins (S) Gladewater David L. Watson (O) Longview Harold D. Watson (F) Kilgore Hughes Watson (S) Gladewater Jack Watson (F) Overton Steven Watson (S) Gladewater Victor Watson (F) Mineola Bettye Watts (O) Longview Darla Watts (F) Humble Linda Watts (S) Gilmer Jerry Weatherall (F) Longview Roy Weatherford (S) Kilgore Bruce Weaver (F) Longview Donah Weaver (S) Fort Worth John Weaver (F) Longview William Webb (O) Kilgore Nathan Wederski (O) Longview Sharon Wedgeworth (F) Marshall Wilfred Weidner (O) Troup Joe Welch (O) Kilgore Paul Welch (S) Henderson Roger Welch (O) Kilgore Jack Weldon (O) Beckville Bill Wells (S) Gladewater 193 Juanita A. Werner (O) Longview Garlin Wesley (O) Ore City Gary Wess (O) Ford City Roy Wesson (F) Port Lavaca 8ennie West (F) Big Sandy Betty West (O) Athens Carolyn West (F) Alto John West (S) Longview Ruth West (S) Longview John Westbrook (S) Jefferson Jeane Westmoreland (S) Longview Teresa L. Wetzel (S) Daingerfield Ellen Wheeler (S) Henderson Jerry Wheeler (S) Henderson Douglas Wheelis (S) Longview Edward Whipkey (O) Hallsville James Whitaker (S) Longview Cynthia White (S) Marshall Marvin White (S) Gilmer Michael White (S) Longview Steven White (F) Garland Vicki White (O) Longview Vicki White (S) Deer Park Cliff Whitehead (F) Henderson John Whitehead (F) Selman City Barbara Whitehurst (F) Longview Steve Whitehurst (S) Longview Vicki Whitener (S) San Antonio Joe Whitfield (F) Marshall Patricia Whitfield (O) Marshall Tony Whitfield (O) Longview Clyde Whitlock (S) Gladewater Patricia Widmer (F) Longview Robert Wieber (F) Longview Mitchell Wiesner (S) Longview Cheryl Wiley (S) Mesquite Lawanda Wilks (F) Kilgore Betty Williams (S) Longview Billy Williams (S) Tatum Bruce Williams (S) Pittsburg Chris Williams (O) Tyler Doris Williams (O) Longview Gary Williams (S) Gladewater Gregg Williams (S) Longview James Williams (F) Longview Jessie Williams (S) Kilgore Jewel Williams (O) Nacogdoches Lou Williams (F) Gladewater Melva Williams (S) Longview Patricia Williams (F) Longview Patrick Williams (F) Gladewater Paul Williams (S) Longview Phillip Williams (S) Gilmer Ray Lee Williams (F) Kilgore Rickie Williams (F) Longview Shea Williams (O) Longview Sidney Williams (S) Kilgore Stan Williams (F) Longview Terry Williams (S) Gilmer Vicki Williams (S) Longview 194 Jemmy Williamson (O) Longview Sue Willis (F) Longview Bobby Wilson (S) Kilgore Charles Wilson (S) Longview Chris Wilson (F) Gilmer Danny Wilson (S) Lone Star Dennis Wilson (S) Longview Gerald Wilson (S) Longview James Wilson (S) Daingerfield Jewel Wilson (F) Henderson Karen Wilson (F) Kilgore Kathleen Wilson (O) Longview Kathy Wilson (S) Henderson Michael Wilson (F) Kilgore Nancy Wilson (O) Longview Penny Wilson (S) White Oak Russell Wilson (S) Longview Laura Winfrey (S) Somerville, Tn. Otis Winkley (F) Kilgore Judith Witsberger (S) Longview Robert Witsberger (O) Longview Gary Witt (O) Henderson Danna Woford (F) Overton Steven Wolf (S) Longview Bruce Womack (S) Longview Connie Wood (F) Longview Dorothy Wood (S) Marshall Vivian Wood (F) Gladewater Elton Woodall (S) Gladewater Donald Woodard (S) Longview Theresa Woodard (O) Kilgore David Woodle (O) Gladewater Charlotte Woods (S) Longview Lorena Woodward (F) Kilgore Deby Woolley (S) Longview Charles Woolridge (S) Longview Charles Wright (F) Kilgore Everett Wright (F) Longview Joan Wright (S) Richardson Larry Wright (O) Omaha Peggy Wright (F) Longview Rickey Wright (S) Ffarleton Dean Wylie (O) Longview William Wylie (O) Longview Bradley Wymer (F) Ft. Worth Jan Wynn (S) Longview Charles Yarbrough (S) Longview Jane Yates (F) Longview Wayne Yeargain (O) Longview James York (S) Gladewater Janice York (F) Overton James Young (O) Longview Larry Young (O) Kilgore Martha Young (F) Hughes Springs Yvonne Young (S) Kilgore Linda Youngblood (O) Henderson Paul Youngblood (O) Longview Aaron Younger (S) Marshall Jerry Zahn (S) Gladewater Lou Zillgitt (F) Kilgore 195 Agriculture Club A. Philip Williams, Sponsor; Lonnie Owen, Reporter; Marvin Isaacks, Secretary-Treasurer; John Cobb, President; Doug Smith, Vice-President; Wayne Lacy, Sponsor. C. Front Row — Philip Williams, Roy Morris, Cliff Halbert, David Justiss, Lonnie Owen, Mike Meritt, Wayne Lacy. Back Row — Marvin Isaacks, John Cobb, Doug Smith, John Carter, Ricky Elms, Jimmy Dugger, Bill Weldon. 196 The Baptist Student Union B. Front Row — Sherial McCaw, Cathy Cayce, Carolyn Anderson, Jennifer House. Back Row — Mike Godfrey, Melanie Majors, Vicki Dortch, John Whitehead. I). Front Row — Janie Gavin, Marsha Majors, Debbie Grubbs, Bonnie Bomer, JoAnn Smith. Back Row — David McWhorter, David Roper, Curtis Oliver, Teddy Gross, Jim Draper, f. BSU Executive Council, Front Row — David McWhorter, Jim Draper, John Whitehead, Mike Godfrey. Second Row — Sherial McCaw, Cathy Cayce, Janie Gavin, Carolyn Anderson, JoAnn Smith. Third Row — Jennifer House, Marsha Majors, Debbie Grubbs, Bonnie Bomer, Vicki Dortch, Melanie Majors. Back Row — David Roper, Curtis Oliver, Teddy Gross, L. G. Taylor, Director. 197 Beta Chi Omega A. Mike Shorter, ICC Representative; Rex Neill, Activities Chairman; Jimmy Neeley, Vice-President; Rol ert Conger, President; David Quosig, Secretary-Treasurer; Blake Long, Reporter; Mark Jones, Co-rush Captain. C. Front Row — Harold Craver, Sponsor; Lane Jordan, Blake Long, Jerry Downing, Rex Neill, Mike Shorter, Jimmy Neeley, David Quosig, Mark Jones. Second Row — Bubba Bufkin, Robert Conger, Jimmy Harper, Anthony Hablinski, Walter Powe, Larry Applewhite, Bruce Womack, Terry Burg-hart, Gary Johnson. Third Row — Robert Sparkman, Bud Kassoff, Keith Peck, Joe Dorris, Bill Crouch, Mike Goolsby, Steve Cams, John Slagle. Back Row — Dale Chafin, Jody Adams, Paul Goettle, Joe Matthews, Robert Miller, Jimmy Lancaster. A. C. 198 Campus Democrats . Dennis McDonald, President; Sarah Starkie, ecretary; Debbie Auld, ICC Representative; Bill urner, Vice-President. 199 Ranger Band A. Wally Read, Director, li. Jerry Hale, Asst. Director. C. Jerry Hale; Donnie Jones, Reporter; Kyle Hardy, Vice-president; Elyse Nesbitt, Secretary; Wayne Smith, President; Wally Read. Opposite Page. Band members are Kent Arnold, Larry Barker, Virginia Bartos, Debbie Berry, Rebecc a Bewley, John Birdwell, Gary Briley, Jo Bun-drick, Lana Burks, Michael Burns, Jat k Busby, Gary Caldwell, Bryan Christian, Kathleen Cole, James Cole, Berrie Collier, James Conner, Mike Corp, Brenda Crider, Carla Cummings, Shonda Dauphin, Dixie Davidson, Vickie Dortch, frank Dugan, David Duke, Karen Ldelman, Deborah Edwards, James Elms, Gary fort, Margaret fox, John fra ier, Leroy furr, Ronald Gilmer, James Godfrey, Gordon Green, James Hall, Kyle Hardy, Steven Harms, Jimmy Harper, Wendy Harper, Dana Heil, Danny Hollis, David Houck, Christine Hudson, Jimmy Hudson, Pamela Huey, Paul Jack-son, Romauld Jimenez, Loreli Johnson, Donnie Jones, Richard Jones, Karen Kelly, Betty Kemp, Cheri Kerr, Clara loc kett, Jimmy Lunsford, Augustus Matthews, | n McCormick, Hope Mcfarlin, Charles McGee, James McKnight, faith Merritt, Teresa Myers, flyse Nesbitt, John Newton, Tommy Pace, Steven Pearson, Peggy Peri-mon, Elijah Perry, Otis Pete , Robert Phillips, Donald Reese, Kenny Reese, Nolan Richey, I arry Robertson, Connie Ryan, Edward Seidel, Mike Seidt, Wilson Shaw, Pam Shelton, Ray Short, Rolsert Skinner, David Smith, Jerry Smith, Leonard SmitEi, Nita Smith, Sandra Spurlin, Dawn Stansell, Paula Stewart, Debra Stone, Barbara Tate , Kathy Late, Sherry ferry, Bruce I harp, Jocelyn Townley, Jo Lynn Trammell, Alan Van Landoyt, Linda Waggoner, Cathy Walters, James Wilson, Michael Wilson, Laura Winfrey, Steve Wolf, Brut e Womack. 200 DODSON AUDITORIUM m Campus Republicans A. Front Row— Rachelle Miller, Vice-President; Linda Dzierzanowski, Reporter; Penny Wilson, Parliamentarian; Katie Coghlan, Secretary. Back Row — Mike Bishop, I.C.C. Representative; Johnny Ivy, Sergeant at Arms; Joe Briley, President; Roger Duke, Treasurer. C. Front Row — Linda Dzierzanowski, Rachelle Miller, Dalee Dennis, Elyse Nesbitt, Katie Coghlan, Deanne Yates, Rocky Land, Ginny Martin, Penny Wilson, Gail Pate, Nelda Smith, sponsor. Back Row — David I lanyka, Mike Bishop, Don Veatch, Tissy O'Brien, Johnny Ivy, Dianne McFarland, Joe Briley, Pam Vaughn, Roger Duke, Lee McFarland, Solon Holt, sponsor. • 4M3 c. 202 Chi Sigma Delta B. Front Row — Jan Knebel, Susie Sparks, Gail Pate, Vickie Neeley, Donna McFarland, Cathy Walters, Connie Craig, Deby Wooley, Becky Phillips. Second Row — Susan Traylor, Teresa Taylor, Karen Edel-man, Ruth Ann Funderburk, Kari Plaschke, Pam Jones, Ruth West. Third Row — Debbie Richardson, Debbie Martin, Dana Harkins, Bonnie Birdsong, Deanne Yates. Fourth Row — Ginny Martin, Katie Cogh-lan, Debbie Snider, Lynne Joyner, Caron Hayes, Susan Dulweber. Fifth Row — Dawn Stansel, Vicki Dortch, Dianne McFarland, Amy Raney. Sixth Row — Sharon Wedgeworth, Elyse Nesbitt, Angie Clark. Back Row — Jocelyn Townley, Cindy Hensley, Vicki Morris. D. Seated — Susie Sparks, Connie Craig, Rush Captains; Karen Edelman, ICC Representative; Deby Wooley, Head Rush Captain; Becky Phillips, Rush Captain. Standing — Ruth West, Trea-surer; Cathy Walters, Vice-President; Donna McFarland, President; Vickie Neeley, Secretary; Ruth Ann Funderburk, Reporter. 203 Vickie Neeley Longview Deby Woolley Longview Kathy Lindsey Longview Penny Wilson White Oak Belinda Loredo San Antonio Deanne Harris Texarkana Margie Hooper Baytown Renee Reese Austin 7. • •.: t y?:.. A. Merle L. Moreland, Sponsor, Connie Cloud, Ray Hawkins, Debbie Jennings, Deborah Walling, Dona Pevey, Helen Haney. Church of Christ 206 207 ircle K B. L. C. Taylor, Kilgore Kiwanis Representative; Paul Jackson, Sophomore Director; J. W. Morris, Vice President; Mickey Meh-rens. Secretary-Treasurer; Clem Baumgardner, Sophomore Director; Gary Traylor, President; Bill Ott, Freshman Director; Gerald Pybas, sponsor; David Richards, sponsor; Dixon Brown, Projects Chairman. C. Front Row — Zoe Lynne Kilpatrick, Barbara Davis, Suzan Blakley, Janie Gavin. Second Row — Brenda Tucker, Mary Jo Cavasos, Deanne Harris, Tia Allen. Third Row — Paul Jackson, Joe McCormick, Dixon Brown, Back Row — Mark Mitchell, Bill Ott. Mrs. Latane Speer Sponsor Becky Keahey Linda Dzierzanowski Edie Head Penny Wilson Theresa Golden Gail Pate 1973-74 Cheerleaders 208 Ruth Ann Funderburk Yvette Rettig Vickie Neeley Delta Psi Dmega . Kneeling — Paul Jackson. Standing — ialen Gary, Doug Eckert, Tricia Greer, Ste-hanie Gordon, Melanie Guilbeault, Eileen jrgenson, Glen Bumgardner, Waverly lammond. In the Tree — Doyle Carver, iary Gannon, Jim Maxwell. 209 Cosmetology A. Back Row — Zudora Deaton, Instructor; Celita Hamman, Vinnie Sue Pilcher, Freda Sparks, Joyce Means, Ethel lincecum, Linda Watts, Patricia Stephens. Middle Row — Jane Arthur, Judy Kitchings, Cheryl Wade, Nancy Taylor, Linda Davis, Deana Cameron. Front Row— Cindy Newton, Nancy Maness, Linda Ramsey, Debi Herndon, Becki Merritt, Loletia Taliaferro, Student Instructor; Libby Jones. C. Vinnie Sue Pilcher, President; Beckie Merritt, Vice-President; Celita Flam-man, Secretary; Debi Herndon, Treasurer; Janet Russell, Parliamentarian. 210 B. Data Processing B. Mike While, President; Vicki Morris, Secretary; Paula Lockhart, Vice-President; Suzy Smith, Treasurer. D. Front Row — Janet Chitwood, Virginia Bartos, Vicki Morris, Suzy Smith, Regina Ware, Paula Lockhart, Tresea Jackson, B. D. Sorrell, Sponsor. Middle Row— Patti Hopper, Pat Williams, Sue Plummer, Pat Makarski, Mit i Thrasher, Tommy Sanders, Sandra Mosley, Robert L. Sprouse. Back Row— Michael Pickitt, Janet Bundrick, Al Tribble, Renee Conner, Leonard Porter, Mike White, Mitch Wies-ner. D. 211 Engineers Society A. Rachelle Miller, Reporter; Mike Smith, Vice-President; Dr. S. L. Canterbury, Jr., Sponsor; Don Tally, ICC Representative; Charles Sadler, Secretary; John Birdwell, President. B. Front Row — Rachelle Miller, Karol Pruitt, Fra ier Kohardoo, Doug McCullough, Jim Croley. Second Row — Dr. S. L. Canterbury, Jr., Mike Belew, Don Tally, Charles Sadler, David Holmes. Third Row — Richard Shaw, Mike Smith, Sammy Pliler, John Birdwell, Muftah Ajaj. Back Row — Bobby Cloud, Richard Murphy, Bill Davis, Preston Johnson. B. 212 c. Sigma Tau Omega C. Front Row — Rose Sheffield, Clinton Fields, Ray Lacy. Second Row — Wayne Frazier, Tommy Craves, William Upton, Michael Graves, Marvin Patton. Third Row — Dudley Hickman, Donnie Newman, Barry Haygood, Doug Corbett, Suzanne Reed, Cathie Baker. Fourth Row — Steve Knight, John Floyd, Jerry Beckworth, Jerry Longmire, Jeff Lading, Roger Harvey. Back Row — Willard Gore, Sponsor; Rex Richardson, Mack Kelly, Harvis Norris, Jerry Grice, Al Watson. 213 Entrepreneurs A.Terry Williams, Vice President; Don Taylor, President; Ed Theiman, Sponsor; David Smith, Secretary; Rex Neil, Reporter. C. Front Row — Ed Theiman, Jerry Chastain, Dudley Plaisance, Rex Neil. Middle Row — Thomas Pittard, John Garner, Terry Williams, Eddie Newman, Mitch Wiesner, Michael Clements, Lynn Graves. Back Row — Jimmy Lunsford, Don Taylor, Bill Terrell, Don Braziel, David Smith, Ray Newman. C. 214 B. Flare Staff B. Jason Searcy, Editor; Rosalyn Alsobrook, Feature Editor; Mrs. Margaret Miller, Faculty Advisor; Bucky Burch, Sports Editor; Phillip Williams, Reporter; David Richards, Photographer. 215 c. Rangerettes A. Miss Cussie Noll Davis, Director. B. Mrs. Deanna Bolton, Assist. Director; C. Mrs. Chris Stewart. D. Managers — Dale Chafin, Steve Carnes, Marc Perkins, Don Hedrick, Jerry Roberts, Announcer; Terry Williams. Opposite Page — Rangerettes are Cynthia Adair, Sherry Allen, Tia Allen, Suzan Blakeley, Danese Buel, Georgia Burress, Connie Craig, Julie Demers, Janie Gavin, Ramona Gonzales, Vickie Herriage, Margie Hooper, Cindy Kebabjian, Cindy Keith, Sharon Law-son, Cindy London, Elaine Lord, Sondra McCauley, Judy McNitzky, Judith Morgan, Pat Mulligan, Diane Norvell, Melanie Palmer, Kaye Pittman, Vicki Porter, Kathy Simmons, Nancy Spiller, Ann Sula, Latrcssa Trawick, Sharon Ulman, Vicki White, Vickie Whitener, Cheryl Wiley, Deby Woo-ley, Kathy Anderson, Kay Billingsley, Pam Brandemuhl, Juanita Brannon, Lynn Danna, Sue Davis, Eve Depperschmidt, Susan Eledge, Ginger Fitzgerald, Freddie Goosby, Betty Hallbrooks, Jeanine Harris, Evalee Haynes, Sheri Lacy, Mary Lou Mager, Gail Marlin, Teresa Miller, Vicki Murphy, Vickie Murray, Lisa Owens, Mary Jane Rouan, Brenda Stewart, Teresa Taylor, Donna Vaughan, Robin Wakeley, Donna Weaver, Officers are Captain Renee Reese; Lieutenants Kathy Barbour, Marsha Coogan, Deane Harris, Belinda Loredo. 216 Footlight Players A Melanie Guilbeault, Gary Elkins, Eric Greer, Doug Eckert, Doyle Carver, Eilee Jorgenson, Galen Gary, Karen Harrisor Glenn Bumgardner, Stephanie Gordor Steve fehan, Debbie Robertson. Seated o Ledge — Connie lewis, Paul Jackson, Go cion L. Bangs, Sponsor; Jim Maxwell, Ga Gannon, Waverly Mammon. 218 Newman Club B. Gilbert Andries, Sponsor; |oe McCormick, President; Rachelle Miller, Secretary; Richard Shaw, Vice-President; Steve Wolf, Treasurer. C. Front Row — Becky Ybarra, Shelley Massad, Mary |o Cavazos, Rachelle Miller. Middle Row — Belinda Loredo, Rome Jimenez, Jane Arthur, Jocelyn Townley. Back Row — Richard Shaw, Wayne Smith, Joe McCormick, Kenny Reese. 219 220 lusic Dept. — Grand Chorus, Chorale, Madrigals Melvin Marshall, Director. B. Kilgore liege Chorale — Gary Bowden, Eleanor ump, Kay Dorsey, Karen Edelman, arle Gillentine, James Godfrey, Dennis irden, David Hayes, Jennifer House, rant Hudson, Debbie Jones, Kelly Joy-r, Roger Kuykendall, Joy Leatherwood, vid McAdoo, Mark Mills, Richard Par-i, Galene Pool, Deborah Robertson, ice Weaver, John Whitehead, Glenn mgardner, David Cohee, Barbara ones, Pamela Davis, Doug Eckert, iricia Greer, Melanie Guilbeault, jecca Keahey, Connie Lewis, Cheryl •rish, Ric Sadler, David Sammons, ane Studdard. C. Marilyn Marshall, ector of Madrigals. O. Madrigals — Glenn Bumgardner, Davis Cohee, Barbara Coones, Pamela Davis, Doug Eckert, Patricia Greer, Melanie Guilbeault, Rececca Keahey, Connie Lewis, Cheryl Parrish, Ric Sadler, David Sammons, Shane Studdard. E. Kilgore College Grand Chorus — Cassandra Beasley, Gary Bowden, Tab Bradley, Glenn Bumgardner, Debbie Caffey, David Cohee, James Conner, Barbara Coones, Rosemary Cooper, Eleanor Crump, Dixie Davidson, Pamela Davis, Kay Dorsey, Doug Eckert, Karen Edelman, Gary Elkins, Leslie Ellsworth, Davis Fisher, Charle Gillentine, James Godfrey, Patricia Greer, Melanie Guilbeault, Patricia Hall, Dennis Harden, Karen Harrison, David Hayes, William Hayes, Cindy Hensley, Margie Hooper, Lisa Horner, Jennifer House, Bryant Hudson, Romauld Jimenez, Lillie Johnson, Debbie Jones, Kelly Joyner, Rebecca Keahey, Betty Kemp, Roger Kuykendall, Geraldine Lane, Joy Leatherwood, Connie Lewis, Augustus Matthews, David McAdoo, Mark Mills, Deborah Morales, Cheryl Parrish, Richard Parrish, Galene Pool, Cindy Quinlan, Nolan Richey, Joe Roberts, Deborah Robertson, David Roper, Ric Sadler, Virginia Salisbury, David Sammons, Bruce Self, Julia Skinner, Shane Studdard, Nancy Talbot, Robin Taylor, David Watson, Bruce Weaver, Bennie West, John Whitehead. 221 French And Spanish Club A. Teresa Wetzel, ICC Representative; Sandra Hunt, Scrapbook; Suzan Blakeley, President; Karen Harrison, Treasurer; Ruth Ann Funderburk, Vice-President. C. Francis Frey, Sponsor, Calvin Halley, Denisa Thomasson, Sandra Hunt, Karen Harrison, Roger Duke, Ruth Ann Funderburk, Bruce Womac k, Teresa Wetzel, Angela Jenkins, Suzan Blakeley. C. 222 B. Gals B. Margie Hooper, Vice-President; Debbie Smith, President; Judy McNitzky, Reporter; Pam Brandemuehl, Treasurer. D. Front Row — Diana Castillo, Enid Resendez, Jeanne Russell, Juanita Cage, Pam Brandemuehl, Jerrie Cain. Second Row — Gail Pate, D'lvy Allen, Amy Newsom, Debbie Smith, Letitia Higginbotham, Jan Poovey, Terry Leiser, Juanita Brannon, Judy McNitzky, Nancy Waters, Amy Miller, Jo Bundrick, Linda Harper. Back Row — Angie Phillips, Ginger Salisbury, Lynn Loftin, Pam Toon, Charlene Burrows, Margie Hooper, Donna Gaddis, Ramona Gonzales, Marsha Coogan. 223 German Club A. Linda Waggoner, Secretary; Joe McCormick, Treasurer; Elizabeth Ponder, Sponsor; Jimmy Grimes, ICC Representative; Nila Smith, Vice-President; Wesley Kouba, President. C. Desiree Cantrell, Barbara Tate, Wayne Smith, Donna Dorsett, Linda Waggoner, Wesley Kouba, Michele O'Connor, Steve Wolf, Cindy Hensley, Joe McCormick, Diana McFarland, Micki Strube, Jimmy Grimes, Georgia Burress, Linda McCann, Jeffrey Humphreys, Mary Lou Walker, Dennie Jones, Pam Shelton, Nita Smith, Gerald Walton, Eileen Jorgenson, and Elizabeth Ponder, Sponsor. C. 224 B. Kaleidoscope B. Front Row — Diane McFarland, Joan Wright, Susan Fledge, Gerry Mullins, Gary Burgess. Middle Row — Melanie Everett, Debbie Greer, Beth Davis, Cindy Hensley, Margaret Jobe. Back Row — Karen White, Janise Simmons, Sherry Morgan, Chuck Fenton, Suzettc Hash, Randy Nevill. D. Jerry Mullins, ICC Representative; Melanie Everett, Reporter; Beth Boulware, President; Janise Simmons, Secretary-Treasurer; Gary Burgess, Vice-President. D. 225 Library Club A. Joyce Hicks, Secretary-Treasurer; George Allen, Vice-President; Jacquelon Howard, President. C. Front Row — Sandy Odom, Sponsor; Joyce Hicks, Wanda Bray, Almetrice Howell. Middle Row — Mrs. Wade McCollum, Sponsor; Lillie Johnson, Jacquelon Howard, George Allen. Back Row — Jerry Dean Sheppard, Marsha Majors, Mamie Cook. 226 Mid- management B. Ken Miller, Sponsor; Linda Dzicrzanow-ski. Treasurer; Randy Patrick, Sergeant-At-Arms; Bob Wilsberger, President; Randy Newman, President; Barbara Quick, Secretary; William Murphy, Vice-President. D. Front Row — James Wilson, Dean Jester, Linda Dzieranowski, Dudley Plaisance, Jess Allen. Second Row — Elijah Perry, Bob Witsberger, Mike Hawkins, Bobby Crump, Ken Carty, Bob Wieber. Third Row — Randy Patrick, Jerry Davis, Kenneth Hand. Back Row — Ken Miller, Joe Simon, Tim Allen, Mike Craig, Randy Newman, Blake Long. 227 A. Paula Thomas, Parliamentarian; Donna Parks, Treasurer; Beverly Thompson, Recording Secretary; Carol Phillips, President; Mary McCormick, 1st Vice-President; Kathy Wilson, Corresponding Secretary; Sharon Hays, Parliamentarian, Gay Prior Nelson, Historian. C. Front Row — Bill Lambert, Jerry Wheeler. Second Row — Karla Teters, Becky Clark, Ruthie Clark, Per-rene Scott, Amanda Dike, Jane Huggins, Terry Jimmerson, Ellen Wheeler. Third Row — Sharlette Staggs, Becky Mullins, Kathy llagler, Laura Holmes, Paula Thomas, Ann Turner, Connie Ashcraft, Jeri Carrington, Beverly Thompson. Back Row — Brenda Moore, Rebecca McClure, Grace Pannel, Linda Davis, Donna Hayen, Galynn James, Jimmie Mason, Donna Parks, Pat Smith, Linda Wheeler, Sue Kounce, Betty Hyden, Mary Lou Browning, Mary Caskey, Mary Veach, Sherri Edwards, Cathy Wadleigh, Linda Adcock, Carol Phillips. D. Front Row — Edgar McLemore, James Ishman, James Smith, Douglas Butler. Second Row — Rhonda Griffin, Jan South, Emily Lloyd, Linda Ledbetter, Dianne Bedard, Mary McCormick, Carol McCubbin, Jo Davis, Jane Steagr, Jean Pool, Joan Mims, Doris Williams, Debbie Lake, Mimi Williamson, Regina Thornton. Third Row — Jan Dunn, Jeanette Terrell, Bobbie Kasten, Melanie Morgan, Cytnhia Patterson, Frences May-field, Luthetta Johnson, Becky Brewster, Barbara Smith, Jan York, Charlotte Moch, Sally Leonard, Margie Macomber, Cathy McNeil. Back Row — Peggy Wright, Mary Mosley, Eleanor Adams, Elizabeth Carter, Jeanne Smith, Pamm Jones, Karen Anderson, Jeanne Westmoreland, Wanda Fowler, Jeanne Craig, Kathy Wilson, Betty West, Sharon Jays, Lou Ann Parrish, Gay Prior Nelson, Lila Marshall, Debbie Keys, Joy Savage, Debbie Walling, Cassandra Beasley, Peggy Rudolph, Paulette Simmons, Jackie Brewer, Karen Rogers, Laura Scripture, Mozelle Me Neeley, Betty King. Nursing Clut D. 228 Paramedical Club B. Tommy Abel, Secretary-Treasurer; Mark Bunt, President; Doug Chandler, Vice-President. [. Front Row — Tommy Able, Cassandra Beasley, Vicki Whitener, Linda Davis, Lou Ann Parrish, Judy Emmons. Second Row — Anthony Isham, Doug Chandler, Donna Vaughan, Jacquelon Howard, Ann Bedair, Debbie Hogg, Bobbie Kasten. Third Row — Mike Rollins, Jim Calvin, Don Reese, Mark Bunt, Steve K i 11 ion, Paul Welch, James Blanton. Back Row — Jeanne Westmoreland, Mary Cheek. 229 Phi Theta Kappa A. Kaihy Tate, Secretary; Janie Gavin, 2nd Vice-President; Diane Norvell, Reporter; Barbara Tate, Historian; Becky Keahey, 1st Vice-President; Vicki White, ICC Representative; Lee McFarland, President. C. Front Row — Sharon Ulman, Vicki White, Kathy Tate, Belinda Loredo, Janie Gavin, Shelley Massad, Susie Smith, Paula Lockhart. Second Row — R. J. Dodson, Sponsor; Margie Hooper, Judy McNit ky, Ann Sula, M:tzi Thrasher, Pam Davis, Barbara Coones, Bonnie Bomer, Becky Bradford, Rachelle Miller. Third Row — Judy Wits-berger, Debbi Buevens, Diane Norvell, Steve Wolfe, Michael Pickett, Becky Keahey, Barbara Tate, Steve Reid, Lee McFarland. Back Row — Robert Witsber-ger, Jimmy Crimes, Steve Horton, David Grice, Donald Tally, Robert Cloud. C. 230 Phi Theta Omega B. Miko Carr, ICC Representative; Rick Hudson, Secretary-Treasurer; Steve Pearson, President. D. Front Row — Mike Carr, Steve Pearson, Eddie Duke, Matt McKnight, Ronnie Gilmer. Back Row — Gary Caldwell, Bruce Thorp, Johnny Ivey, Rick Hudson, Steve Wolf, Paul Jackson. D. 231 Police Science Pistol Club A. Billy Echart, Sponsor; Bill Dawson, President; Larry Wright, ICC Representative; David Bowers, Reporter; Johnny David, Secretary-Treasurer. C. Front Row — Steve Caldwell, Larry Wright, Steve Breazeale, David Bowers, Michael Carr, David Lee, Phillip Little, Bill Dawson, Johnny Davis. Middle Row — Billy Echart, Hodge Holman, Howard LaPrade, Jerry Rosegranl, Don Shelton, Daryl Fergerson, Jay Biggers, David Wood, Gerry Toye, Cheryl Vargas. Back Row — Bob Shelton, Roy Avance, David Gaines, Ed Walden, Larry Warrick, Charles Goins, Mike Fortson, Scott Fenlaw, Charles Yocom, David Davis. C. 232 B. danger Staff . Tina Todd, Advertising; Jason Searcy, ports; Rebecca Powers, Editor; Mrs. Mar-aret Miller, Faculty Advisor; Becky Stew-rt. Associate Editor; Anne Marshall, Adverting. 233 Rodeo Club A. Peggy Howard, Sponsor; Betly Owen, Treasurer; Doug Smith, Reporter; Debbie Morgan, Secretary; John Cobb, Vice-President; Cliff Halbert, President; Ray Killings-worth, ICC Representative; Wayne Lacy, Sponsor. C. Front Row — Phillip Williams, David Justiss, Lonnie Owen, John Cobb, Don Spain, Ray Killingsworth, Joe McFarland. Middle Row — Wayne lacy. Bill Weldon, Susie Faulkner, Peggy Howard, Katie Coghlan, Nancy Clemens, Debbie Morgan, Betty Owen, Cliff Halbert, David Carrell. Back Row — Roy Morris, Ricky Elms, Mike Meritt, Kirk Reynolds, John Carter, Marvin Isaacks, Doug Smith, Mike Cox, Bill Russell, Jimmy Dugger. 234 mm Saddle Tramps B. Roger Duke, Historian; Bill Locy, ICC Representative; Dewey Allen, Vice-President; Linda Dzierzanowski, Secretary; Lee McFarland, Sergeant-at-Arms; Billy Don Allison, President; Gilljert Andries, Sponsor. D. Front Row — Mike Bishop, Elyse Nesbitt, Rocky Land, Ginny Martin, Cheryl Smith, Billy Don Allison. Back Row — Lee McFarland, Dewey Allen, Chuck Vaught, Connie Cochran, Linda Dzierzanowski, Dicky Miller, Debbie Grubbs, William Upton, Pam Vaughn, Byron Moore, Roger Duke. 235 Scribes A. Jason Searcy, President; Rebecca Powers, I.C.C. Representative; Rosalyn Also-brook, Treasurer; Marcus Bennett, Vice President. C. Front Row — James Taylor, Rebecca Powers, Becky Stewart, Susan Traylor. 2nd Row — Bucky Burch, Jason Searcy, Rosalyn Alsobrook, Barbara Davis. 3rd Row — Mrs. Margaret Miller, James Miller, Kenneth Flowers, Al Goforth, Phillip Williams, Paul Smith. Back Row — Howard Clark, DeWayne Blackmon, Richard Semiear, James Bardwell. C. 236 ISoul Un imited B. Lillie Johnson, Secretary; Edith Herd, Vice President; Yvette Rettig, Reporter; Adell Raven, President; Kenneth Flowers, I.C.C. Representative, Linda Harper, Treasurer. D. Sitting — Ralph Barton, Eva Jo Reese, Althea Franklin, Lillie Johnson, Rheda Thomas, Mamie Cook, Linda Harper, Dorella Beckham, Susan Sexton, James Williams, Joyce Bates, Dominion Liner, Edith Herd, Larry Harkless, Jacqueline Howard, Lajoya Jones, Cayelord Bray. Standing — Cassandra Beasley, Patricia Sheppard, Kiyomi Sanders, Booker T. Bowie, Angela Moseley, Jerry Beckworth, Shirley Dudley, Clinton Fields, Debra Muchelroy, Melba Brown, Sandra Hunt, Yvette Rettig, Freddie Goosby, Kenneth Flowers, Debra Eddington, Hazel Starling, Diann Mayfield, Shelby Varner, Luthetta Johnson, Cleveland Harris, Betty L. Williams, Rose Mary Cooper, Linda Andrews, Adell Raven. 237 Sten-o-ettes A. Front Row — Lizzie Monk, President; Pam Greene, Secretary; Ronona Sellars, 1st Vice President. Back Row — Joy Thomas, Reporter; Torie Machen, Historian; Carolyn Ervin, 2nd Vice President; Barbara Pank-hurst, sponsor. C. Front Row — Elaine Morris, Gwen Eason, Elaine Gatons, Belinda Loredo, Kit Royal. Middle Row — Maria Gonzalez, Vickie Stewart, Travonda Nicholas, Debi Blackmon. Back Row — Barbara Ellison, Kaye Pittman, Lou Zillgitt, Wanda Bray, Joyce Hicks, Brenda Copeland. E. Front Row — Wanda Jones, Martha Putman, Patti Moseley, Cheryl Smith, Nancy Talbot, Joyce Bates, Sabrina Sutton, Paula Baron. Middle Row — Melba Brown, Jan Knebel, Beth Evans, Dovena Mitchell, Sharon Scogin, Mary Meyer, Hope Humphrey. Back Row — Robin Reel, Glenda Poe, Rita Husband, Paula Ftardwick, Deana Jesters, Lynn Beles, Merwyn Oakley. E. 238 Student Education Association B. Faith Merritt, Secretary; Paul Saxon, President; Sharon Wedgeworth, Vice President. D. Front Row — William Cleveland, sponsor, Patricia Shepherd, Claire Crews, Jackie Evans, Pam Shelton, Cathy Simmons, Sandra Spurlin. Back Row — Angela Moseley, Faith Merritt, Paul Saxon, Colleen Bennett, Sharon Wedgeworth, Nancy Potter. D. 239 Wesley Foundation A. Front Row — Clifford Leo, Directo Debbie Morales, Belinda Loredo, Mik Smith, Marsha Coogan, Laurie Dahl, Ma tha Young. Second Row— Cary Pinkertoi Lynn Danna, Pam Sheldon, Vicki Porte Cindy Bowman, Vickey Whilener, Jerr Roberts, Mrs. Dora Davis. Third Row -Tony Lowry, Debbie Caffey, Sherry Lot dell, Camille Henre, Sandra Spurlin, Me issa Smith, Danese Bud, Jim Ed Elms, CatF Latham, Mary |o Cavazos. Back Row -Alan Roberts, James Cole, Don Hedric Charlie Skinner, Galen Gary, Jody Wesson 240 Zeta Phi Omega B. Cyndy Keith, Robyn Roberson, Marie Lynch, Sherry Morgan, Valerie Meyer, Dee Smith, Renee Campbell, Connie Lewis, Debbie Harris, Teresa Miller, Sherri Lacy, Suzan Blakeley, Chery Vargas, Lea Rodgers, Melanie Guilbcault. Vickie Murray, Pamela Vaughn, Teresa Wetzel, Stephanie Gordon, Glenda Hamberlin, Renee Reese, Marilyn Van Huss, Karen Harrison. C. Pam Vaughn, ICC Representative; Renee Reese, Rush Captain; Cyndy Keith, President; Debbie Grubbs, Reporter-Historian; Suzan Blakeley, Secretary-Treasurer. C 241 A. Sophomore Officers — Joe White, Sponsor; Margie Hooper, Reporter; Terry Crocker, Vice-President; Kari Plaschke, Secretary; Eddie Bates, President. It. SAC Sophomores — Bobby Matkin, David McWhorter, Donna McFarland, Melvin Moore, Su an Blakeley, ferry Cro ker, Elyse Nesbitt, Eddie Bates, Margie Hooper, Adell Raven, Kari Plaschke, Kyle Hardy. I). Sophomore Senators — Bobby Matkin, David McWhorter, Suzan Blakeley, Melvin Moore, Donna McFarland, Adell Raven, Elyse Nesbitt, Kyle Hardy. D. freshman Senators — Freddie Goosby, Angie Clark, Jackie Evans, David Warrick, Katie Cogh-lan. E. Freshman Officers — Brenda Stewart, Reporter; Bruce Womack, Vice-President; Renee Campbell, Sec retary; Dale Chafin, President. 242 Student Affairs Congress 243 Season results KC 14 Navarro Junior College 28 KC 21 Tyler Junior College 7 KC 0 Henderson County Junior College 41 KC 0 Navarro Junior College 14 KC 8 Cisco Junior College 17 KC II Ranger Junior College 6 KC 10 Blinn Junior College 8 KC 13 Henderson County Junior College 24 KC 21 Wharton Junior College 10 KC 0 Tyler Junior College 20 Front Row— Eddie Temple (Mgr.), Bobby Matkin (81), Mike Kran (85), Ronald Gabriel (83), Rickey Ellis (21), Steve Sutton (10), Dennis Tepera (42), Larry Hark less (31), Don Sims (66), Don Sciba (33), Steve Adams (13), John Gorcyca (55), Al Goforth (Mgr.), Middle Row — Allen Wilkenf eld. Asst, coach, Charles Sim- mons, head coach, Claude Barnes (40), Marcell Richard (72), Norman Abshere (60), Gary Robinson (45), Gary DeLoach (51), Buddy Hawkins (11), Melvin Walker (20), Randy Fieber (63), Mike jowell (62), Ronnie Johnson (44), Clifton Sullivan (24), Jim Miller, Asst, coach, Bob Sartain, (Mgr.). Back Row — David Fisher (22), Booker Bowie (86), Robert Vinson (65), Oscar Calvillo (75), Pete Breulcux (76), Chris Breuleux (88), Victor Moore (80), Charles Wampler (30), David Flessner (61), George Allen (73), E. C. Blount (52), Eddie Bates, (Tr.). 244 left to Right — Steve Race (31), Brad Wymer (11), Mike Harper (21), Ralph Farley (23), Melvin Moore (22), Chad Dean (32), )ay Downs (34), Rich Banfield (25), Stan l ane (24), Randy Shearer (14), Mark Burgess (33), Carry Houston (15), Paul Jackson (12), Mark Mayo (13). Season results KC 79 McLennan Co. 76 KC 99 Louisiana Tech 79 KC 82 Centenary 100 KC 79 San Jacinto 113 KC 86 Louisiana Tech 78 KC 95 Louisiana Tech 85 KC 89 McLennan Co. 88 KC 69 Centenary 92 KC 76 Mountainview 79 KC 90 Angelina 66 KC 53 Lon Morris 81 KC 77 Panola 74 KC 86 Navarro 89 KC 88 Henderson Co. 1 14 KC 83 Mountainview 76 KC 88 Jacksonville 80 KC 70 Tyler 78 KC 92 Paris 72 KC 57 Angelina 90 KC 57 Lon Morris 59 KC 79 Panola 76 KC 75 Navarro 94 KC 84 Henderson Co. 106 KC 58 Jacksonville 66 KC 85 Tyler 94 KC 109 Paris 96 245 Home of Kilgore National Bank KiLGORE NATIONAL BANK MiUM 0 C Corner North Kilgore and Henderson Blvd. Telephone 984 2026 Kilgore, Texas Check on our student PLUS” Account No monthly Service Charge 246 RINGLER CHEVROLET COMPANY WHERE YOUR TRANSPORTATION $ BUYS MORE! 414 East Main Street Kilgore, Texas Phone 984 2503 4 5 Be an Axelson Hostess Since 1898 Axelson. Inc., has been a leading manufacturer of equipment for the oil industry. Axelson hostesses play an important part in the advertising and public relations program of the company. Contact the Advertising Department in Longview 753-5711 Extension 63. for more information. AXELSON, INC. O. BOX 2427 LONGVIEW. TEXAS 7SG01 USI • A U.S.INDUSTRIES COMPANY. And that mnknn n world of dlfforonca MARGARET DOWNS JEWELERS WEDDING RINGS KEEPSAKE DIAMONDS Kilgore Shopping Plaza 247 LEO SILVEY Chevrolet Co. CHEVROLET Sales and Service McAlister Printing Company CHEVELLE CHEVY II CORVAIR CORVETTE 510 Commerce Phone 834-61 38 Kilgore, Texas 214—984 4554 Overton, Texas Compliments of MERRITT TOOL COMPANY EDD HILL AND SONS, INC. 405 Houston Mechanical Contractors Phone 984 3003 or 3004 General Machine Shop KILGORE, TEXAS Engineered Maintenance Ph. (214) 984-2547 JACK ANDERSON COMPANY Kilgore 984 5513 International Trucks and Industrial Parts Longview 785 8253 Box III SABINE . . t PIPE SUPPLY CO. KILGORE NEW AND USED OIL FIELD EQUIPMENT HYDRAULIC CASING PULLING PIPE SHOPPING AND TESTING SERVICE LINE PIPE — TUBING — CASING WE BUY AND SALVAGE LEASES AND PIPE LINES Phone 984 3094 984 3095 JEWELERS Phone 984 3623 in Kilgore MARSHALL SUPPLY CO. Compliments of ••THE FRIENDLY STORE 1 GIBSON DRILLING CO. GIFTS — HOUSEWARES — HARDWARES — PAINTS LUMBER — APPLIANCES KILGORE, TEXAS Kilgore Phone 984 2036 AC 214 Phone — 984 5068 Phone 753 5504 KILGORE (Wlfiff- DRUG STORE W Longview Prescription Druggists For excitement in ladies fashions 127 E. Tyler St. Phone 984 3074 984 2021 ftadcu 'aft t FED E R A E SA IX (r S and oan CljJoaation Gladowater, Texas 75647 |i ' 300 W. Pacific P.O. Box 792 Phone 845 2278 | WESTERN AUTO STORE Kilgore, Texas 984 3737 SEARS ROEBUCK CO. 213 East Main 300 S. High Kilgore SATISFACTION GUARANTEED Longview A Dairy Queen HOME OF THE WORLD’S THICKEST MALTS AND SHAKES Phone 984-3558 College D.Q. 984 4716 250 KILGORE BOWL 2004 Henderson Blvd. Where Bowling Is Fun Phone 984 9937 Finer Things for Ladies Since 1931 Ready-to-wear — Shoes Kilgore, Texas 984 3035 JOHNSTON-LAWRENCE CO. P.O. Box I 759 Phone 2 14 Hwy. I 35 North Kilgore, Texas 75662 984 5044 Compliments of HAL ORGAIN Photography and Hi-Fidelity Center AMERASh. 208 North Fredonia St. Longview, Texas 75601 Phono 758 8681 'P SPENCER HARRIS MACHINE TOOL CO., INC. Manufacturer of Spencer Porta Wo Drilling Rig Branch Office and Plant — Box 579 Magnolia, Ark. Pho. 501—234 3264 Home Office and Plant — Boi 471 Gladewater. Tex. Ph. 214—845 2117 W. C. Watson. President J. W. Morse. Vice President and Secretary Marvin Williams. Vice President Howard Daniel. Vice President Bennett's McCarley Jewelry Gregg County's Oldest and Finest Jewelry and Gift Shop 211 N. Fredonia Longview 251 ENPERSON iilumrim t- i '(ft r i ’an 0 IOAN ASSOCIATION POST OFFICE BOX 1029 HENDERSON. TEXAS 75652 130 NORTH MARSHALL ST. Pen-Ray Pharmacy PHONE (214) 657-2577 Phone 657-2564 124 S. Marshall Henderson, Texas ACROSS FROM MEDICAL AND SURGICAL CLINIC RIGHT NEXT TO HENDERSON CLINIC Merchants Who Deal In Protection Member FDlC ROY H. 1st NATIONAL BANK LAIRD INSURANCE AGENCY Henderson, Texas P.O. Box 1020 Member FDIC Kilgore, Texas 75662 252 . etoc. MANUFACTURERS OF QUALITY PACE BRICK Building East Texas the Modern Way WITH BRICK ;; 1001 Colors AC — 214 Phone 657-3505 Box I 129 Henderson, Texas 75652 253 CITIZENS BANK AND TRUST COMPANY Kilgore Helping Gregg County Grow Bank Rate Auto Loans Member FDIC 306 E. Main 984 8671 Kilgore PIONEER 103 N. Kilgore St. DRUG CO., INC. 984-4324 Kilgore. Texas 75662 Compliments of CRAVER TIRES, INC. 400 E. Main Phone 984 2004 984-811 1 Kilgore, Texas Doyle Craver FFi Tom. TRopEe i’ MAN'S SHOP PARTS HEADQUARTERS, INC. I 17 S. Rusk St. Box 222 Kilgore, Texas 75662 984-2061 Phone —984-5717 I 16 N. Kilgore St. Kilgore, Texas 75662 n FURNITURE APPLIANCES TELEVISION STEREOS I''aimer s GLASS LAMPS JIMMIE OWEN PALMEK GIFTS 325 North Kilgore TIRES BATTERIES Kilgore. Texas 75662 PAINT Phone 984-3142 984 3144 FABRICS ANTIQUES PORTRAITS — COMMERCIAL — WEDDINGS MORGANS' STUDIO 214—984 6436 PHIL MORGAN Kilgore. Texas Totalbank - THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF LONGVIEW BOX 24 32 • LONOVItW, TCXA5 75601 • PM ONE: 753-2622 “A MEAL IN ITSELF” wmmeuMiR Bealls Quo t+y Merchandise Department Store Located in Kilgore Shopping Plaza Kilgoro • Longview • Tyler Phone 984 3615 256 PENNEY'S ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY It Pays to Shop at Penney's Kilgore, Texas Phone 984-3721 where you get all that energy 1 ■ I SOUTHWESTERN ELECTRIC POWER COMPANY Jkill 1PII si Open 7 Days Since 1 885 984 8601 lerni mm FOR YOUR DRUG PRESCRIPTION NEEDS 25 7 Tops in East Texas THE LONGVIEW DAILY NEWS LONGVIEW MORNING JOURNAL • 24-Hour leased nows wiro sorvice of both THE ASSOCIATED PRESS and UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL • 24-Hour leased picture wire sorvice of UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL • 24-Hour leased stocks and market wire of UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL • 24-Hour special leased sports wiro of THE ASSOCIATED PRESS • The only newspapers in East Texas with their own locally written and edited Sunday Magazine Section • Complete Local, County, Area, State, Regional, National, and World-Wide News Coverago • 24-Hour National Weather Service Wire GRIFFIN-WYLIE © sSas AGENCY VOLKSWAGEN CompJ«t« Iniuranco Sorvico Kilgore, Texas Gorman-McCracken Volkswagen, Inc. Your Independent Agent HWY. 290 SOUTH LONGVIEW. TEXAS Box 1638 Phone 984-3567 ED RUSSELL BUS. PH: 733-8811 PRESIDENT RES. PH: 793-6989 Compliments of POPE TURNER INC. OF OVERTON BUCKSTAFF CO. OF KILGORE, INC. Hardware — Furniture — Appliances Chrysler, Plymouth, Dodge and Dodge Trucks The Complete Home furnishings Store for 505 N. Longview, Box 753 all East Texas Kilgore, Texas 75662 Phone 984 2094 Overton, Toxas 258 ?Jla ei PFimelaJ Ctflotm fl: iO -jJJW-U' KILGORE 401 N. Martin Kilgore, Texas LONGVIEW 1617 Judson Rd. Longview, Texas Best Wishes to Kilgore College RADER FUNERAL HOMES cfinanciaI Statement (June 3o, 197 |Kilgore Federal Savings Loan Association 1200 N. Kilgore St. KILGORE, TEXAS . � « •� ' O TSVI , IAVIM61 IMP. Phone 984 2506 259 Full Service Bank — Gladewater Texas Each Depositor Insured Up To $20,000 •I MOtC« MM ► . •« hw H •••2CUKIO FDIC 1—i Lj Is OFFICERS loycc PhMlip� . Chjnm n of the B©� rd (Inactive) C. O. Aberne'hy. Pre� id nt M ck Wiley, Executive V Pretdent Joe McE'roy. Senior V.ce Pretident Cerion Kennedy, Vice Pretident J� ir� � O. Greff. A� . t«nf Vice Pretdent Bill R Johnjtoo, Ceilver Virginia Bate . A : f� nt Ca hle� Oeloi Bowden, A� � i t� nt Cathier Betty Cook. A :� tant Ca� hi«r M ry Nell Holt. A � l tant Cathier The First State Bank POST OFFICE BOX 1 332 O GLAQEWATER. TEXAS 7S6 37 DIRECTORS C. O. Abernathy Neil R Cooper W.I on Godfrey M. I. McKaig David C. Moore B f. Phillip . Jr. loyce Ph ilip Mack Wiley SERVICES Agrievltvre loan Automobile loan Bank by Ma I Bond and Traveler Check Checking Accovntt Collector and Exchange Chrittmat Club Accovntt Commercial loan Data Proceuing Service Drive-In Depotitory F.H.A. loan Inttallment loant N-ght Depotitory Safe Deposit Saving Account Trutt Department C. Q. Abeina y. Sen c Tr„st Officer Mack Wiley, trvti Officer Bill R. John� on. Trv t Officer FRIENDLY EFFICIENT APPRECIATIVE fa eT Utah Louisiana Georgia Colorado Kentucky Alabama EAGLE TRUCKING COMPANY J. E. MANKINS Phone 984 2084 P.O. Boi 471 N. M. STIDHAM Interstate Oil Field Hauling • Pipeline Stringling Mississippi Teia Kilgore, Tex. 75662 Montana Illinois Florida Arkansas Oklahoma Indiana Kansas Tennessee New Mexico Nevada Terminals: Oklahoma City Bossier City Houston Mogan City Harvey JORDAN'S AND JUNIOR HALL LADIES APPAREL AND SHOES JUNIOR APPAREL Kilgore, Texas 75662 Phone 984 8282 Waynesboro. Miss. 601—736 4867 Winnsboro. Tex. 214—342 S206 Tyler, Tex. 714—592 8174 GENERAL OFFICES: KILGORE, TEXAS 75662 BELL SUPPLY COMPANY Oilfield. Industrial Supplies. Tabulator Goods Oil County Pipe and Equipment P.O. Box 1289 Kilgore. Tex. 214—984 3066 Longviow, Tex. 214—592 8174 Alabama and Florida From 601—735 4867 260 MUSE'S STORE FOR MEN Box 550 Kilgore, Texas Curio Suit! GLADEWATER MIRROR YOUR COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER For All Your Printing Needs 984 2223 Manhattan Shirts Haggar Slacks Phone 845-4523 KIMBALL'S KILGORE FLOWER SHOP KILGORE. TEXAS 75662 TELEPHONE 984 5066 Hanks-Tflwmhu Btm. FURNITURE SIS No. Kilgore M Honki. C -Ow� «r Manager fhono H4-HM Courtojy of JIM AND CHARLES GRIFFIN Diamonds ■ Seiko Watchos ■ Jewelry Watch and Jewelry Repair 1 12 North Fredonia Best Wishes From A Constant Friend Of Kilgore College KILGORE NEWS HERALD First §tate []a k • Overton.Texas ’Cg 7568a — Published Daily and Sunday in America's No. 1 Small City Phone 834 3161 Wilson Radio Television Radio Shack 1014 North Kilgore Kilgore, Texas 75662 Hank's Lumber Company TELEPHONE 3069 KILGORE. TEXAS Overton Hwy THE PEPPEE IEEE PANT CO. Pant end Top for Guy and Gal Handerjon Taxa POOL COMPANY KILGORE and PALESTINE DEEP WORKOVER - SWABBING FROM 13.000 DRILLING - HIGH PRESSURE PUMPS ROD - TUBING WORK Kilgore — 984-5019 Palestine — 729-6903 J. B. McCRACKEN Regional Manager 274 NATIONAL BANK HENDERSON. TEXAS 275 Compliments of TRAILMOBILE A DIVISION OF PULLMAN INC. Kennedy's Jewelers For the very finest in DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT RINGS CUSTOM DIAMOND RINGS WATCHES BRACELETS PENDANTS STERLING SILVER CHINA CRYSTAL Southwest Disposal And Ev rything in J� w lry Downtown Longview Texas 108 Industrial Kilgore, Texas 984-8646 FORD SALES, INC.- Has A Better Deal B°x 961 Telephone 2006 504 E. Main Kilgore, Texas Longview Where the most fashionable women of East Texas shop. One Man Tells Another It's Hodges Man's Shop, Overton, Texas, Home of Ratner California Suits, Arrow Shirts, Catalina Sweaters, Dobbs Hats, and Nunn-Bush Shoes R. W. (Bob) Marshall — Insurance Accident, Sickness, Retirement Cash, Hospitalization, Death Kilgoro, Texas P.O. Box 1297 (214)984 2552 212 E. Sabine eMoVUHP Interiors COMPLETE HOME FURNISHERS' F� O BOX ISO KILOORC. TEXAS 75662 PHONE 064.2225 064 2226 VERA a. ARKIE VAUOHN CONTINENTAL CAN COMPANY, INC. Plant No. 954 Telephone 758 3351 I 301 Harrison Road Longview, Texas 7501 BUDDY'S NURSERY GARDEN CENTER Hwy. 259 No. Kilgore, Texas 75662 Home of Hot Plants and Old Bloomers Fashion Styles of the Times Hurwitz Man's Shop A C 214 DAY PMONC 084-2351 904.6088 NIGHT PMONF 984-4817 Kilgore Pipe Supply Co. OILFIELD SUPPLIES Kilgore 984 3324 Longview 753 4474 8. J. HUNTER P. O. OOX 339 KILGORE. TEXAS In Memoriam LEON V. WINTON February 2,1974 His influence will endure . . . For his devotion to youth, his dedication to responsibility and his unique sense of humor. mm Wmm ;i'(p 270 The Closing LEARNING — what is involved, how it is done and who aids in the process — is the theme of the 1974 Ranger. Look through its pages. By looking over the coverage of day to day activities and a record of the people involved in the'74 school year, you can evaluate your year. But you must also evaluate yourself. When the last page is turned, it is you who will know how your year was spent and what it was that you learned. 271 Yearbook editors never have an easy job, but having worked together on the yearbook in high school, we knew what it meant — work, work, work. Our task was made easy by a willing and capable staff. We would like to take this space to express our appreciation. Thank you: Mrs. Margaret Miller — sponsor, teacher, co-worker, friend. Mr. David Richards — a good photographer, creative and easy to work with. Wayne Smith, Angela Jenkins and Dwayne Blackmon — able assistants to Mr. Richards. Jason Searcy — editor of THE FLARE who found time in his busy schedule to help us in so many ways. Al Goforth and Bucky Burch — sportswriters who covered that portion of the year for us. Tina Todd, Anne Marshall and Karen Harrison — advertising managers who spent many afternoons on the road selling ads for us. Mr. Ed McMeans — Taylor Publishing Representative who checked pages and gave needed advice. Laurie Macmillan and Patti Moseley — typists whose fingers worked fast and furious on the class section. Faculty and students of Kilgore College whose cooperation was greatly appreciated. Rebecca Powers — editor Becky Stewart — associate editor