Kilgore High School - Reflector Yearbook (Kilgore, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1968 volume:

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Let's sing a song to Kilgore High Cherish her name as days go by, The grandest school from East to W est, Here's to old KHS. Kilgore High, oh how we love to sing thee, Kilgore High, our grateful hearts we bring thee, Here's to thee, our Alma Mater. Here's to old K-H-S. I5 -N N , sf fx v ,t is A x. A Olll till: nu fun yawn Table of Conienis Aihleiics Honors Siudeni Life Organizaiions Faculig Classes Ads Mrs. Irene Hill Dedication Because she has worked for and with us, because she has given generously of her time and wisdom- words are a poor substitute with which to express our sincere respect and admiration for this woman. She is a strong force in the math department and sponsor of the cheerleaders and Pep Squad. She has voluntarily given so much of her time to making the Pep Squad a very outstanding club. Everyone respects this teacher and looks to her for advice and help. She is never too busy to stop and talk with a student or to help the school in any way she can. In appreciation for such devoted service the Annual Staff proudly dedicates the 1968 Reflector to Mrs. Irene Hill. fit We L ' NE Q, i'- ' r ,X A I .. H. Chips off the ole blocks. On the count of three jerk out the ladder. Where are all the girls? 6 s 1' 4 Q 5. y fx, As s 5 W an 'Q 4 K W uf Y V Aihlefics 1967 KH9 8 Coach Raymond Haas Coach Tom King Coach Wendell Lackey Bulldogs f1 C A C h J' Y Coach Frank McKinney Coach Bill Keesee Coach D011 041611 Clarence Bell Caplain Znd Team-All-District Bulldogs pause during a time-out. I Leach pushes through defense. Murray Foster Captain Kilgore QQ Capt. Shreve 6 Coach Raymond Haas, Bulldogs kicked off their season gloriously Sep- tember 8 at R. E. St. John Stadium when they defeated an unnamed .team from Captain Shreve High School by a margin of 22-6. Running and passing by two junior quarterbacks, Buddy Dennis and Wendell Crabb sparked the drives. Runs by Leroy ,lohns and Clarence Bell highlighted the game. U Bobby George Captain Bulldogs pause during a time-out. 2nd Team-A1l,Di5triCt Most Valuable Pla er Sammy Callens I E P 1 Harrell offers aid to Gordon. Fumbles and a wet, trodden gridiron seemed to constantly plague Kilgore on September 15 when the Bulldogs fell to the Bon- ham Warriors 14-7. Kilgore came through with the first touchdown when Bell sprinted 40 yards after catching a 6 yard bomb by Dennis. Fumbles lost the ball, though, too many times against the Bulldogs and Bonham dominated the rest of the contest with two touchdowns and a two-point conversion. ' Donald Davidson Kilgore 7 - Bonham I4 .lr,as.wK ,A ai in V. Q fr' , . in Y--.U-rv, A f X,, I W S ff,. Y . ' ',,. i King tells about the 4'The Tunnel of Love Jimmy Leach Danny Morgan Mike Muntzel Kilgore's offense makes another good play. M kN ll , , ar Wa Kilgore O - Sulphur Springs I3 Kilgore traveled to Sulphur Springs early in the season, but lost the-contest in a fruitless attempt by a score of 13-0. Running and passing attacks by junior quarter- backs Crabb and Dennis sparked the Bulldog drives. Jerry Wilson Bell, George, and Foster converse with referees. Wyatt David Gregory Mucklefoy 2nd Team-All-District .if Band waits for half-time as Kilgore begins play . . . BU-ICC Barnhart 1 Kilgore 7 - J'viIIe O ' The Bulldogs, first district win occurred on October 6 when Kilgore traveled to Vlacksonville and posted a 7-0 win over the Indians. Quarterback Wendell Crabb found lBell all alone in the corner of the end zone as he flung a three yard pass for 6 points. r lSmith's extra point kick was perfect and the Dogs held the Indians inside the Indians' town 50 yard line for the rest of the game. Tim Brumit I Coach advises Dennis during game. Smith kicks extra point for Kilgore. X Wendell Crabb Buddy Dennis Terry Gordon SCOiIy Hendricks John James 'Randy Kersh is . 3: ,QE C Bell solos again as receives kick-off Bell tackled by Dragons as he nears goal line. Marvin Hall Defense tries to stop Nacogdoches. Leroy Johns Kerry Hargraves Smith kicks against Dragons. Joey MCAlister Kilgore O - Nacogdoches 21 The Nacogdoches Dragons pitted their famous defense against Kilgore on October 27 and tromped their way to a 21-0 victory to give their Bulldog hosts the first district defeat. Kilgorels offense collected a meager 71 yards com- pared to Nacogdoches' which soared for 312 yards. l Is it a bird? Is it a gorilla? No, it's a COACH! I Bulldogs surround hall carrier. l l V l Larry Proctor Phillip smith Del Threadgill I5 I .9-' - -- .4 fi Kenny Walker Mike Waller William Woodard Our B u l l d o g s seemed. to stun the Pine Tree Pirates on October 20 on Kil- gore's home field as the Pirates had to struggle to pull from a 13-0 deficit to their one point victory 20- 19. The ninth-ranked Pirates pitted the run- ning of their well- known back Rex Coodson against the Bulldog hacks B Johns, and Phillip Smith. Relaxation while referees measure. Smith carries against Lions. I6 and Foster Walt for end of pre-game Mighty Bulldog Band adds spirit with their music. u Bulldogs pursue Nacogdoches Dragons. Fred Gough J Q, -, iw 4... fr--, f w w. 1 2 gi of 5 i ?ff lfli2A'kQ??wQ',.Ml 'f UW ids Q f !'f f . fin A ff f ef' ma, -v-- . - .H qawm.,m . ., . W I :V H AVAK .f 3. f Ipgf,y,.'-f. ,- qfj. wg.. 4 ,fZ.fxgy,:p5: 5, u Y L f ' 1 , Y M Q, ,. .gas-,a.g+-M31-., Q N, 1. - '14 A. '01 -, G Q mf-gf f 'i r 22' '- wflgg' if 'fw'f1g2v:'w2,'.'Mwm hi 21 ' ' ' W l M f ' si 'J M f .yivrqlffr u , .5 . 4,fx: , ,:zi QA Y f. :Y 1 3' 'Aff-L15 l of GW, a, ,5wf1a5,f5g4f35gg:1,fK 'W I a,,,hmgapw, ,frzfmg Y . .hF:rf' , David Fails Gary Benton Tommy Dorsey I7 . , aff Q as ft t .M -W 2 Sq-if, af, - v, , ..,, ,',- , , ,, uf flxbqy n z- fam , -1-' --,L T 1: :wA'1 2 HW2-':'gf,na r'-'f-'JH' . ' Jw , ' f f . . :FL sz z -- ' Terry Hinkel - I, y fm X Loen Griffin TOIII King Kilgore's offense prepares for another play. Kilgore 2 - Palestine 20 Palestine hosted Kilgore fol- lowing the Bulldog bout with Pine Tree. A massive Wildcat line, with a few gridders weighingpin over 185 pounds, met the Dogs head on in a game which proved unsuccess- ful to Kilgore. The first action in the game occurred when Kilgore's defense nailed Pales- tine for a safety. However, these two points were the only ones for Kilgore as Palestine rolled' to a 20-2 victory. i l Boogie Melton Morgan and Johns charge Dragons Douglas Scruggs Kevin Sellers Hubert Stalhngs Bobby Terry 1 ,J , V 'V 1. A , , V A I 2 , ' . Y... 21, 'N' MTR 'I . . 5,1 ' ' ., ,7'j Aa29 iJlV.f ' 464. rf' .--aim 11 5- i'fl ff' ,al ',. F u I Tommy Thompson Bell Foster, and George lead the Bulldogs on the fleld w w b , W ,J ' , 45 , jfH'fl,:H,f'- ' -'v a -wi' ' W A fri- ' 'Y' I . V , I ,-,f.z: fl' TRY, ff' . Q 'YW Iii YL, E .. af wfe:,,1iW.f sq: wx. .l'1iiff-milkllili :iff Haefiivwizirzzzryljifsiimlaim 1 o 1' , z' ,mf, ,f' : -1 N. l 1... fix., il - .riff iw Alan Whitten Pile up occurs as Krlgore gams agamst Johns heads for goal post Carthage Kilgore and Center seniors meet for coin toss. Kilgore I 2 Henderson 34 The Bulldogs hosted Henderson November 3 for the homecoming bout, but as the saying goes, '4You can't beat Joe Wylief' 34-12 score depicted the strong running by Wylie, but Kilgore also lighted the scoreboard, and sparked the game with running by Johns, Smith, and Bell. Fans cheer as tension mounts. Bell carries hall for gain against Center. Dogs determination stops play. Coach Haas adds comments t0 pep rally. Bulldogs prepare for offensive play against Center W , . G. , . . I ,, V . A: K, K I VVWVV ATT, Wgjimfggfk If 'Dogs fight for first down. ' 'L ' ' - ' ' Not all good guys wear white hafs. n nn s ' n 5' pp pp sr r Er in George helps stop opponents. Cheerleaders watch and yell for Mighty 'Dogs. Kilgore I 3 Enrthage 21 The Carthage-Kilgore game started much like the Pine Tree-Kilgore game, but the home- an A V A 'M' coming Carthage Bulldogs came into the picture Q 'W AVVI p 4 ql z h ig as the second period began and remained win- 'W' r 'V W W ' ning till the last second. The final score read r -igi .f.if 'li' V 21-13 but Kilgore had gathered a 13-0 lead in the first quarter following a Carthage fumble and an interception by Bell. ,V-y , :p,1fy,-Vn,,,,.,,,v,,, ,png ,kok , M,-1 Alvin Williams Steven Williams Threadgill, Smith, Hall, Waller, Walker participate in Father-Son night. , i 22 Wylie tackled by Nacogdoches. Don't cry. It's not over yet. Kilgore 21 - Cenier Q0 The Bulldogs showed up victoriously against the Center Roughriders. Leroy Johns gained 172 yards rushing along wilzh Smith and Bell who also led in the Kilgore ground attack. The final score of 21-20 showed the Bulldogs as victors for their last game of the season. Another great defensive play by Bulldogs Referee leaves the scene as opponents prepare to kick to Bulldogs. Paul Herrington, Bobby Reyes, Dale Harrell, Sonny Shields, Pat Brumley Bulldo Clarence Bell Bob Haney David Peck Honorable Mention 2nd Team All-District 2nd Team All-Dislrict Marvin Hall Baskeiball LGIOY J0hI1S Wendell Crabb Richard Graham Buddy Dennis Seniors lead KHS Bulldogs Larry Lea Graham adds points for Kilgore. Bill Terrell 4 3 1 1 L 4 V ,,f',,l ., -y si A 4 V ' I 24 i Q n Kilgore ' ' A' J? A Kilgore Kilgore ' Kilgore Kilgore Kilgore Kilgore Kilgore Kilgore Kilgore X Kilgore Kilgore Kilgore Jump, Ken, Jump, See Ken Jump! DISTRICT RECORD Kilgore. ..... 56 . ..... 46 ........52 ........68 ........74 .. ..... 56 ........62 ........67 ........71 ........75 ........75 ........56 Won 10 SEASON Won 16 Henderson . Nacogdoches Jacksonville Pine Tree . . Center .... Palestine .. Carthage . . . Nacogdoches Henderson . Jacksonville Pine Tree . Center . . . Palestine .. Carthage .. Lost 4 RECORD Lost 12 The sky is the limit. Aww . . . You don't mean it. A basketball game or mass confusion? Oh no! I've got to hit that little bitty basket!! Bird Man to the rescue. Count to three and pounce! Basketball players with cake received from Captains and Cheerleaders. sqm Fw 412 M' M -V mm. ..,, ,M J Peck leads for another rebound. Haney on defense. Give me that ball,,or else Help, Mama! Coffee break for Mighty Bulldogs. Bulldog Larry versus free throw. BH TEAM DISTRICT, RECORD Kilgore .... 66 Henderson ...... Kilgore .... Nacogdoches Kilgore Jacksonville Kilgore Pine Tree ...... Kilgore Center ......... Kilgore Palestine .. Kilgore Carthage ....... Kilgore Nacogdoches Kilgore Henderson . Kilgore Jacksonville Kilgore Pine Tree .. Kilgore Center .... Kilgore Palestine . . . Kilgore .... Carthage . . . Won 10 Lost 4 SEASON RECORD Won 15 Lost 7 32 Sellers waiting for another rebound. 1 5 E i FRONT ROW: S. Spradlin, B. Gilstrap, T. Pitman, B. Jefferson, M. Mercel J. Griffin, W. Moore. SECOND ROW: G. White, D. Taylor, S. Podgarski, .l B Team The Mighty Marv. What? No Ban, Richard? Velch, G. Pool, L. Johnson, S. Collins. THIRD ROW: K. Sellers, R. Kersh, I. 0'Hagan, L. Horton, S. Barnes, Coach McKinney. Slf SN W I. 46 X 'slag L1 1 -4 17 l ' X .lj 1 I ' ,fill I I J ll! NX g :Ill LQ.- X' l K D I Shelley Graham Julie Ostrom Donna Massad I 967-68 Cheerleaders I These are the five girls who worked diligently for the Mighty Dogs. They spent many hours mak- ing posters, practicing yells, planning pep rallies, finding gag gifts for the boys for each game, and doing all the little things that are important. They deserve praise and respect from the students of KHS for all of these things. Kay Paul Cynthia Warrick -5 9 gf 1 I Foster prepares to throw shot. Nyvall receives hard-earned medal. Don't worry about it, Leroy Bell relieves Wady of baton Track Team f x 1 , 4 ' f' I ' ,. U M ' ' ' MQ. 'W Now Bobby, don't Lry to hide from the photographer. Bob O'Hagan during the high jump. Here's the hard workers again. Awww .. . That's so cute. 38 Hey Leroy, can I have one? Sittin' on the dock of the hay it Flying through the air with the greatest of ease. it He's taking ballet lessons. 6 Mr A Q ' -' ' , - .,,. ,, --f' ,fi ,rg WL we gm 1 ' it 'tw iiifaffszim f mv! ummm 'ZW 1, W- ....... .,,,::, :- 2 - A ,. , ., it 44 t t t It we it W A I ink t, M. W Ig 1 f A E bl N Q J? k ng? or -Q J Qi yi m x , t - xx, ., z f ,sg wSe?vqQLjilA'5'a MQ' we 4-wand-frawaef N-Q. Slim... ww!-N Always feel first- .lust one step closer and you've had it. e ee et, A A R, KHS Relay Team Smell that fresh, clean air. X Oops! I just got bogged down. Mile Relay Team 1968 aseball Jimmy Leach ..4s f?fNQ1z,., ' as I . ,fear ix Coaches Tom King and Don Oden ALL RIGHT! Which one of you has been chewing tobacco? Clarence Bell aw. , 1 , Y V' - ' :W T ' gm-em . J .l K' c 4' ' fifw 4 Y . 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Q' XQWWSZZG - , fl l S ilu-'fe Q - tlil A .fij l fzpgg, 5 ,A A , ' 9 wi, , X A A W .LQQIQ ' Welcome Home! ! David Ligon Ioach Don, Oden, S. Callens, S. Spradlin, B. Terrell, B. Dennis, B. Haney, S. Bob Gilstrap Yocum, Coach Tom King. Q5 5 Q K' As. s ' Q X-25 I 'I I ' - . sw-L w Q , , I is , 'mf T 7 A ' . , I L' 'Di' ' . iz-Rf? Mn . , ' , , 1 ,Li,,, .. . .1 - GI - .N f v-A, A I E j, f ifiyig' .X .N...... 3 EM X. . - ,N f w ,, . T,-I:f'.j.f 555 fs- 2 -:iiilsxgfafas 5 fa ,S S., I . Q sf 4 1 lm, I I +3 I ,fl 3 I lw s . Q K 'hjyej ,Q j i- , . ,,. ., O, .. 233113 ' isa, ' ,X ' , Q f I ,, . .. I , . . ll - ,g.. 2x,, , , ., f' . . -29215 , -v . s' I BOYS' DOUBLES-BACK: R. Wageman, L. Van Os, alternates. FRONT: D. Van Dist. VIII champs. Os, T. Propes, Tennis , L N .H 55 N 'X.f as 4 0 , BOYS' SINGLES-C. Gaudet, L. Johnson ,'.. ss . W was : . :I 44.1.14 I5 Elm so , we P535 , f .1 uffsy Jgiisl Y f I gifsff , Q wg? . : Vi. 34 ,',, . . 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E' Jig, Tommg Thompson Amon Horion Anna Souihwell Millie Thrower Sophomore Joe Waison Vicki Broome Runners-U p KHS Fooiball Rogalig Judg Roberis Queen Sharon DeWiH Becki Allen Pnncess Pnncess KH9 Baskeiball Rogalfg Julie Osirom Queen Sharon DeWiH Janie Monroe Pnnoess Pnnoess 9+uden+ Life LTO HOWDIES: Hack R Howdg Dance ff . ' s W 1 Homecoming Bea ufg Pageani ,,-A 1, Ain't we sweet I Check Bud's smile Kilgore Kelly and the Alaskan Snow Queen. 76 So I skipped a beat! Much Crass! ,X Q 2 , , .. .,w' L.. ,. ,N . . , 2 A .',T.' a 1 we s fl . 71 ' ' Y., 1 x . . .W -, . I' 1 ,ff vc- ,Q W: 1, hs ,i .f'. Say -f if W. .1 A 1, .,-ny. Q- Q .-if fr 'Q ,Z Q v v . Q ,gm X I5 fkh U Pair: ois David Van Os gives Patriot keynote speech. l True Patriot Spirit! Spring Dan Morgan gives Trojan keynote speech. Elechons Trojan Convention Floor. Demonstrators. Trojans Senior Banquei Happiness is 2 ' 5 .252 N. I think I've got something in my eye. The REFLECTOR Presentation. Dedicated to the one we love. ffmfsffegieimffisefiffiriflfg f ,m4HiX. Reflecior Preseniaiion iw -, -fi A Q . :f y '?N' ,! Donna presents Mrs. Hill with roses. Did You Thunder? District and Regional UIL winners. Shelley Graham Van Os, Danny Morgan, and Kathy Rivers. Gal' Might I have a bit of your apple? ffl Ng A 'f ik 26 Seniors wait for ceremonies to begin. James Dickson Valedictorian Rev. Dan Morgan and members of the Kilgore school board on Rosemary Whitten Stage- Salutalorian 84 Graduaiion I 968 'R i N w Mmm w N F Vivian Lewis Valedictory Address i Honor Graduaies Larry Lallfer Glenna Maxey David Van Os The KHS band and choir present America the Beautiful for graduates. Dr. James Malone, superintendent of schools, receives his cap and gown. Mrs. G. E. Ivan Guest Speaker Hut, two, three, four I don't think I got the right program. E Commencemeni Candids Charles Dickerson Guest Speaker David Van Os Salutalory Address This tassle keeps tickling my nose. Hmmm . . . Wonder what those kids are protesting? Now don't trip going up the steps . . . That's an intelligent-looking group Organizaiions Student Bodg Officers Dear Fellow Students, I would like to thank you for the great honor you bestowed on me when you elect- ed me to this office. I only hope that I have done my job to the satisfaction of you all. These three years at KHS will be one of the highlights of my life and I wish the best in life to everyone who has shared them with me. Thank You Robbie Schleier President Scotty Hendricks Betty ,Io Cranberry .I oe Welch ViC6-PT6Si0l6fll Secretary Treasurer 90 'X 'R r Q FRONT ROW: Propes, Monroe, Schleier, Zorn, Wylie, Dickson, Callens, Tlirower, Threadgill, Burrow. SECOND ROW: Nyvull, Thomas, Van Os, Clayton, Barber, Lewis, Moore, Hendricks, Dennis, Adams. THIRD ROW: Williams, Welch, Billings, George, Gilbert, Miller, Hancock, Young, Ostrom, Hendricks, Cranberry. Qiudeni Council Claude Young Parliamenlarian Thespians XE RONT: Shelley Graham, historian, Kathy Rivers, secretary, Vivian Lewis, resident, GiGi Clayton, treasurer. BACK: Anne Lawrence, reporter, Janet errington, pledge master, Raymond Caldwell, sponsor, Judy Roberts, pledge taster, Danny Morgan, vice-president. FRONT ROW: Terry, Mankins, Gibson, Graham, Van Os, Rivers, Rivers, Lewis, Morgan, Head, Newman, Massad, Moon, Ellis, Robberson Rubin. SECOND ROW: Rawls, Granberry, Van Os, Ford, Clayton, Welch, Billings, Paul, Shields, Herrington, Roberts, Propes, Thomas Barber. THIRD ROW: Kerr, Hancock, Osborn, Campbell, Watson, Bryan, Lawrence, Wilson, Podgorski, Chapman, Ostrom, Warrick, Sczhleier. 93 '--Q FRONT: Kathy Rivers, reporterg Susan Morrow, secrefary. BACK: James Dickson, parliamentarian: Rosemary Whitten. presidentg Glenna Maxey, treasurerg Bobb Reyes, vice-president. Y Naiional Honor Qocieig X 1 X 5Nn Z. ILT X? fm' 0 ONT ROW: Rivers, Moyers, Boone, Hale, Geese, Rivers, Clinkscales, McCartey. SECOND ROW: Titsworth, Newman, Woodfin Car hers, Kelley, Williams, Shipp. THIRD ROW: Lacy, Campbell, Burns, Keys, Garrison, Barrows, Hale, Spurlock, Hale. ONT: Pam Kelley, treasurer: Mrs. Margaret McCord, sponsor: Llmy Clinkscales, vice-president. BACK: Sondra Campbell, reporter: ren Keys, secretary, Valerie Burns, llistoriang Janice Spurlock, sident. JAC Kevin Stephenson I A C Beau Nz TN f alw- r'l C V 2 1 Pep Squad Capiains 1'- W A LEFT, FRONT TO BACK: Martha Young, Norma Gilbert, Naomi Pool, Judy Roberts, Sharon gewitgvl RIGHT, FRONT TO BACK: Kathy Sellers, Ann Tyler, Donna Osborn, Brenda Billings, usan orrow. 96 Perfect Attendance FRONT ROW: Young, Sellers, Morrow, Osborn, DeWitt, Billings, Roberts, Tyler, Gilbert. SECOND ROW: Gardner, Halbert Robherson, Boone, Pollick, Dickson, Clemens, Rivers, Ott, Wood, Sclliwitz, Thrower, Phillips, Gaby, Baughman, Clayton, Thomas Gregory. THIRD ROW: Hyden, Hancock, Monroe, Hendrick, Buck, Zorn, Granberry, Adams, Wilson, Herrington, McConnell Wliatley, Avant, Lacy, Hale, Barnllart, Woodfin, Bradford, Dorsey, Burrow, Hale, Tucker. ep Squad La Bamba FRONT ROW: Wilson, Adams, Wylie, Hancock, Gazette, Phillips, Bell, Gregory, Cammack, Davidson, Reyes, Jones, Kingsbury, Whatley. SECOND ROW: Callens, Monroe, Hearrell, Titsworth, Jackson, Burrow, Van Os, Thomas, Martin, Williams, Laird, Freburg, Spradlin, Shelton. THIRD ROW: Dickson, Golden, Woodfin, Osborn, Kerr, DeWitt, Crabb, Wood, Foster, O'Hagan, Stanley, Schleier, Crawford, Lloyd, Rentfrow, Arthur. FRONT: Johnette Burrow, secretary, Sue Thomas, treas- urer. MIDDLE: Wendell Crabb, lst vice-president, Bobby Reyes, president. BACK: Donna Adams, reporter, Linda Hancock, 2nd vice-president. 98 -4 Fifi Decorations committee prepares for annual Mardi Gras sponsored by lQaBamba and L'Alliance Francaise. L'AlIiance Francaise llONT: Kathy Ford, reporterg Chris Ellis, secretary. MIDDLE: Nancy cy, parliamentariang Susan Morrow, program chairmang Ann Tyler, tasurer. BACK: Herbert Coursey, sponsor: Kathy Sellers, president: lbbie Rhodes and Sonny Shields, vice-presidents. 1 Clean-up committee hard at work. RONT ROW: Salmons, Mankins, McFarland, Halbert, Hyden, Speer, Milner, Southwell, Ellis. SECOND ROW: Sellers, Pierce, Cranberry oon, Spradley, Lauler, Roberts, White, Tyler, Fails, Graham, Colley, Avant, Van Os, Ellis. THIRD ROW: Ford, Jefferson, Dickson audet, Schiwitz, Rawls, Lacy, Morgan, Woodfin, Terry, Williams. FOURTH ROW: Propes, Morrow, Shields, Mace, Lahaie, Billings, Rubin errington, Stephenson, Clark, Dickson, Rhodes, Pittman, Smith, Miller. 99 The Mirror Staff LEFT TO RIGHT: sports editor, Tim Propesg Mrs. Carol Brown, advisor, Linda Boone, managing editor, Jane Gardner, editor-in-chief, David Van Os, news editor, and Janie Mankins, feature editor. 77-he W kkllf '- K Q.-Ml x W, 'T 9- -sn l . 14 In LEFT TO RIGHT: Paul, Gardner, Massad, Propes, Stone, Boone, Wood, Van Os Smith 5, Peck, Mankins. l00 RONT ROW: Clayton, Hyden, Thomas, Troboy, Pool, Taliaferro, McDonald, Harris, Ware. SECOND ROW: Gibson, Tate, Baughman, icker, Kirksey, Wingfield, Stark, Miller. THIRD ROW: Offield, Gilbert, Weast, Lacy, Young, King, Melton, Carpenter, Rentfrow, White DURTH ROW: Sellers, Whitten, Osborn, Brown, Lloyd, Keys, Byrd, Taylor, Paul, Warrick, Marshall. FHA ki mfr' ig u u ,, f N ONT: Connie Stark, reporter, Glenda Baugliman, treasurer, Naomi ol, vice-president: Kathy Sellers, secretary. MIDDLE: Norma bert, vice-president, Mrs. Anne McCord, sponsor: Martha Young, e-president. BACK: Rosemary Whitten, president, Donna Osborn, 'liamentariang Karen Keys, vice-president: Sandra Byrd, vice- esident. XX Mark Nyvall FHA Beau lOl Girls Choir All-Region FRONT: Linda Laney, Kathy Rivers, Sandra Guess. MIDDLE: Bill Barber, Carol Patterson, Leslye Hopkins, Lavesta Williams. BACK: Rodney Still, Bill Crawford, Stephen Woodfin, Rex Lawrence. I02 All- Qfaie Barber, Carol ins, Rodney w w r H Mixed Choir Jun-D gig ,,1Qf,frj G.A.A F f lo I -T.. L- 'af x FRONT: Kathy Sellers, Sandra Guess, Mrs. Ruby Hudson, sponsor: Gayla Golden, Susie Pelham, presi- denlt. BACK: Patti Spradley, .leanne Woodfin, Paula Head, Pat Murphy, Teresa Clark, Kay Lynne Hend- r1c . FRONT ROW: Rivers, Davis, DeWitt, Herrington, Roberts, Lewis, Melton, Pelham, Guess, Stark, Sellers. SECOND ROW: worth, Murphy, Freburg, Green, Golden, Paul, Osborn, Warrick, Gilbert, Tyler, Maxey, Dorsey, Stengele, Mrs. Hudson. THIRD Ford, Hancock, Adams, Lawrence, Clark, Leroy, Woodfin, Hale, Weast, Hyden, Wood, Head, Tucker, Spradley. FOURTH ROW: Clayton, Monroe, Wilson, Dickson, Gregory, Halbert, Gardner, Willie, Schiwitz, Cox, Lacy, Hale, Taliaferro. FIFTH ROW: Thrower, Hendrick, Phillips, Hughes, Trohoy, Clemens, Pollick, Gaby, Granberry, Zorn, Robberson, Boone, Rentfrow, Salmons. SIXT ROW: Poole, Sanders, Ostrom, Rivers, Bradford, Challis, Whatley, McCarty, Gray, Southwell, Broome, Hearran, Spurlock, Waller. P w I U FRONT ROW: Welch, Waller, Whatley, Mr. Skiles, Gough, Mr. Bohannon, Holmes, Mr. Swinney, Dudley. SECOND ROW: i Thornton, Minor, Weatherford, Forth, Hildebrant, Waller. THIRD ROW: Callens, Ferguson, McNeese, Anderson, Holt Sprulll, Greene, Richey, Richey. FOURTH ROW: Harton, McNeese, Gough, Crabb, Boon, Dorsey, Herring, White, Dorman. ' FIFTH ROW: Henson, Pierce, Waxler, Taliaferro, Johnson, Laird, Plaxco, Fails, Fitch. SIXTH ROW: Dudley, Moore, Harris, Stewart, Laird, Engleman, Candy, Hail, Dickson, Hamilton. i Romy Gough, President, Mike Waller, Vice-President, David Whatley. Secretary, J. D. Dudley, Treasurer: Joe Welch, Reporter: Her- man Holmes, Sentinel. I05 A fb' if Q fi .. ,WA I .T xl X X E ri . l me Ji fl S.,ilgfA'-KV d ,' 0121i Q 'ff in W FRONT: Pat James, reporter, Patti Spradley, president: McDonald, secretary. BACK: Ann Tyler, treasurer: Anne La vice-president, Mrs. Claudette Agee, sponsor: Nancy Lacy, mentarian. FRONT ROW: James, Freburg, Woodfin, Northcutt, Jones, McDonald, Salmons, Robberson. SECOND ROW: Boone, Rivers, Kingsbury, Zorn, Burrow, Lacy, Tyler, Cranberry, Spradley, Stone. THIRD ROW: Hearrell, Maxey, Davis, Bradford, Lawrence, Adams, Barnhzxrt, Speer, Crabb. I06 Youih for Chrisf KONT ROW: Northcutt, Boone, Newman, Clinkscales, program chairman, Stengele, president, Copeland. SECOND ROW: Hearrell, Tits- nrth, Gilbert, secretary, Barnes, Callens, Glenn, Rentfrow. THIRD ROW: Propes, Hale, Hawkins, Byrd, vice-president, Rentfrow, Peck Librarg Club if ,, '69 05,5 RONT ROW: Dudley, Cunningham, James, secretary-treasurer, Copeland, Gazette, esident. SECOND ROW: Wagner, vice-president, Northcutt, K. Northcutt, Newman, lle ' IO7 Q x r , , N i tl 'Wy Q 4, W 4:1 A . Q f , H. , fi, . 1 'f , , , ,- ' S ' ff Q 35.9 ff. rx 525 W5 V- QF' Sf fig f' S 65264, J 'aim It fb 'lk js b :kj jqvyk., f, 2.,, X M. : Www-Em , 1. 5 Vx .x 3 ,...h - .Av 1 !kg,L ki , eg!! .L LKWL. T3-Ri, X ffl ? .A , A WA Yi ff 'QQ,,, 9 ' fd H2 q 44 v IX if ' l , 1 5 g A 1 VV Lk., .X V . 4.3-:J V , h Qffigl jf ' wtf - . '52, 73' , , Band Chris Ellis Sandra Appling Drum Major Band Sweetheart 1 if 1 v 3. ' s ' 3 ' , G W W4 5.4 X WWW- rr ug A Band Officers FRONT: Bill Crawford, co-captaing Richard Wageman, Margaret Johnson, Tommy Ellis. BACK: L Joe Acker, Kevin Stephenson, Virgil Beetle, co-captaing Steve Northcutt, John Turner. i All-Region FRONT: James Dickson, Kathy Clinkscales, Margaret Johnson, Richard Cammack. BACK: Larry Ward, Kevin SICPIICIISOU Virgil Beene, Rex Lewrence, Danny Blasingame. IIO 3 0 I' 9 9 S l etha Williams, Kathy Geese, Susan Moyers, Chris Ellis, drum major, Valerie Burns, Deborah Edney, Elizabeth Densman. l l Marching Band Q .ex W My ' A '-Q.. 'WN V-.ifso ' - ' Reflector Staff I an Robberson Donna Osborn Honors Editor Editor Jeanne Woodfin Judy Taylor Janie Chapman Organizations Editor Sports Editor Assistant Editor Patti Spradley Hack Rogers Phowgmpher Mrs. Carol Brown Photographer Sponsor Rosemary W'hitten Lsha Smith Faculty Editor Business Manager II2 We Faculig and Adminisiraiion Superintendent Dear Students, Nostalgic memories resound at Kilgore High School as another eventful year is completed. For the Senior Class, this year has been the embodiment of the hopes and aspirations of their high school experiences. It has been my observation that the Seniors of 1968 have demonstrated both strength and courage as they face the distressing and unsettled days of conflict through which our nation is passing. It is my firm conviction that this group will depart from high school with the stability, the vigor, the imagination, and the will to explore the paths necessary for the advancement and the betterment of mankind. Sincerely, James F. Malone Superintendent Principal Dear Students, Carl Sandburg wrote, 'alt is the men and women, boys and girls poured in and out all day that give the building a soul of dreams and thoughts and memories. You -your dreams and thoughts and memories and aspirations-are the soul of Kilgore High School, which without you would be only an empty structure of brick and steel. The accomplishments of the students that have preceded you in our high school are many. We hope that the heritage that they have left for you will serve as additional motivation for you to attain the goals of your lives. No matter what your goals may he or what obstacles may he met, remember that we at Kilgore High School are concerned about and interested in the future of every one of you. We hope that you will develop your abilities to the fullest and make the most of your opportunities. Our deepest, most sincere wishes for your future happiness, we extend to you now and always. 4 y Sincerely, 10 N. W. Kilgore, Principal Kilgore Senior High School r Clag Kennedg - Assisiani Principal Mrs. Claudeiie Agee - Counselor Anthony Adams Metal Shop, Mechanical Drawing David Bohannon Agriculture L. Bradford Audio Visual Aids Coordinator Mrs. Carol Brown J ournalism, Publications Mrs. ,laniece Buck Typing, Bookkeeping W. J. Burr Band Mrs. Henrietta Deupree English Mrs. Marian Dovel Librarian Mrs. Helen Griffin Attendance Clerk Raymond Hass Physical Education Raymond Caldwell French, Speech, Drama Herbert Coursey Chemistry, French Mrs. Irene Hill Algebra, Trigonometry Mrs. Ruby Hudson Physical Education Mrs. Lucretia Jackson Related Math American History Bill Keesee Physical Education Tom King World History, Physical Education Wendell Lackey Biology, Physical Education Mrs. Anne McCord Homemaking Mrs. Margaret McCord American History Texas History David McElroy English Billy Noble Band Miss Gertrude Locke English Mrs. Jimmie Love Government Mrs. Doris Nyvall Choir Vernon Nyvall Physics, Geometry Mrs. Elizabeth Robinson Registrar Miss Margaret Russell Geometry, Algebra Mrs. Syble Sanders English Mrs. Nora Schleier Biology Gerald Skiles Mrs. Ethel Soule Mrs. Claire Smith Agriculture Typing, Shorthand Speech B. C. Sustaire Wood Shop R. C. Welch Distributive Education David Wheeler Spanish Mrs. Helen Wylie Spanish Secretaries Mrs. Teresa Bean Mrs. Nanette Wickham Mrs. Jeanette Holt Mr. Herman Armstrong Director of Educational Services Mrs. Lucylle Eldridge Director of Food Services James Elms Secondary Coordinator and Project Director Bill Floyd Director of Special Services Mrs. Hazel Jackson Elementary Coordinator Ralph Wheeler Director of Business Services Custodians Ross, Bordelon, Biggs, Adams Accountants Mrs. Laverne Preston Mrs. Mata Gorske Verner Laird You go your way, F11 go mine. All teeth ! Security Blanket? Classes Senior Class Officers Donna Osborn Mitchell Dickson Martha Young David Wylie Susan Morrow Bobby Reyes Treasurer Vice-President Parliamentarian President Secrelary Reporter H I28 Junior Class Officers Del Threadgill Patti Spradley Cathy Wilson J an Robberson Anne Lawrence President Vice-President Treasurer Secretary Reporter A Brunson, William Burkett, Jerald Burns, Valerie Burrow, .lohnette Carpenter, Glenda Casiday, Johnny Adams, Donna Allen, Stephen Andrews, John Appling, Teresa Avent, Ava Barnhart, Bruce Barrow, Nancy Baughman, Glenda Bean, Karolyn Beene, Carrol Bell, Delores Blanchard, Sally Boone, Linda Brooks, James Brovsm, Linda Brown, Wanda Brown, Willie Brumit, Tim Caskey, Melvin Clark, Theresa Clayton, GeeGee Click, Leatrice Collins, Sammy Copeland, Kenneth Cox, Elaine Crabb, Wendell Crews, Thomas Davidson, Donald Davidson, Ronald Dennis, Buddy Dent, Rachel Dickson, Debby Dudley, Nicky Dunaway, Janice Duncan, David Eddington, Charlot te Ellis, Chris Fitch, Robert Flesher, Kathy Ford, Kathy Ford, Lonnie Franklin, Grailin Frazier, JoAnn Gaby, J oy Garcia, James Gardner, .lane Garrett, Dan Goode, Danny Gordon, Nelda Gough, Romy Graham, Richard Granbery, Betty Jo Halbert, Deborah Hale, lane Hale, .lean Hall, Marvin Hamilton, Cathy Hancock, Linda Garrison, Suzanne Gazette, Mike George, Dougla Gibson, Kaylyn Glenn, Clovis Greene, Richal Gregory, Phyli Griffin, Jud Gunn, Jean Gunn, J oe Hardee, Chris Harrell, Jimmy Harris, Linda Hartnett, Tim Harton, Lynn Hawkins, Deborah Head, Kay Hearn, Kathy Hendrick, Kay Hendricks, Scotty Henson, Douglas Hillyer, Mel Hinkle, Terry Holmes, Herman Holt, Edwin Hopkins, Leslye Howell, Clint Hughes, Pat Hunt, Deane Hyden, Bonnie Jackson, Mike James, John James, Pat Jefferson, George Johns, Leroy J ohson, Terri Jones, Brenda Jones, Terry Kelley, Pam Killingsworth, Dale Kulak, Anna Lacy, Nancy Lane, Ricki Latham, Jonathan Lawrence, Anne Lea, Larry Lee, Susan Leroy, Peggy Lewis, James Ligon, David McAlister, J oe McCarty, Debbie McConnell, Cammie McDonald, Lesa McKinney, Ralph McKnight, Karen Martin, Dale Martin, Rubin Martin, Steve Mays, Mark Mercer, Mike Miller, Ronnie Minor, Dennis Minor, Roger Monroe, Janie Moore, Marilyn Sophomore Favoriies Reenie Milner Amon Horion Sophomore Class Officers Paula Head Pat Murphy Karen Ostrom Walter Moore Cindy Bradford Lynette Gray Vice-President Reporter Secretary President Parliamentarian Treasurer I72 K' ' ' .wzarw 1-1 Allen, Melinda Aman, Paul Anderson, Brenda Anderson, Gary Andrews, Marion Appling, Judy Arthur, Sheila Autrey, Paul Avant, Ellicia Baker, Michael Barnes, Stephen Barnhart, Janie Barton, Margie Belflower, Kenneth Benson, Julia Bewley, Kathy Blanton, John Bradford, Cindy Britt, Terry Brittain, Patsy Broome, Vickie Brown, Linda Brown, Stephen Buck, Jana Cammack, James --me W Ei , 52, Z' I K f f- s K 'M- ' 1 W 'Q 1 ,.f'Tf'g Dudley, Larry Edney, Deborah Elliott, Silva Ellis, Thomas Engelman, Michael Fails, Billy Fails, David Fair, Randy Ferguson, Caylon Foster, Debra Carlington, Troy Gee, Robert Crawley, Larry Crews, Travis Daniels, Evelyn Davidson, Sandra Day, Cathy Densman, Elizabeth Dillard, Ricky Dixon, Billy Doan, Lewis Dorsey, George Campbell, James Carlisle, Larry Carrel, Cathy Carruthers, Pat Challis, Pamela Chapman, Daniel Childs, Lila Chreene, Daniel Clemens, Claudette Cline, Charles Coleman, Kenneth Colley, James Collins, Steven Copeland, Donald Corp, Lynn Council, Vickie I YW ,gs , ff fy 5, :. , 4 , A i Hedrick, Billy Henderson, Ervin Harris, Jeannie Head, Paula Hearell, William Hearrean, Debra Hildebrant, Wendell Hockema, Mark Holland, Carolyn Holland, Marilyn Horton, Amon Jackson, Leslie Jackson, Ralph Jamison, Kathryn Jeter, Jennifer Johnson, Gary Hale, Howell Hale, Martha Hardy, David Hargrave, Kerry Harris, Gary Geese, Cathy George, Peggy Gibson, Bobby Gibson, Gary Gilstrap, Bob Goins, Linda Goode, David Goodman, David Gordon, Terry Gough, Fred Grafton, Janice Graves, Sharon Gray, Lynette Gray, Thomas Green, Becky Griffin, Dickson Gunn, Allen Hail, Philip I I76 Johnson, Landry Johnson, Larry Jones, John Jones, Mary J ones, Pamela J osey, Vera Justice, Aaron Kersh, Randy King, Tom Kingsbury, Ronald Kirkpatrick, Donald Kirksey, Bobbie Laird, Kit Kirk Laird, Neal Lane, Linda Laney, Lynda McCullin, Marti McNeese, Kenneth Marshall, Melinda Marshall, Ralph Martin, John Massad, Kelly Mayfield, Barbara Melton, Warren Miller, Dorothy Miller, Robert Milner, Renie Mixon, Rose Moore, Jimmy Moore, Roger Moore, Walter Morris, Eddie Moyers, Susan Muckelroy, Linda Muntzel, James Murphy, Danny Murphy, Pat Murray, Lula Murrell, Malcolm Nixon, Linda Noel, Neal Northcutt, Debbie Odom, Shirley Odom, Teresa Offield, Mary Ogden, Glenda O'Hagen, Robert Ostrom, Karen Ott, Margaret Pannell, Danny Patton, Delois Paul, Roy Pearson, Brenda Perry, Glenda Peterson, Donald Pettis, Leslie Phillips, Larry Pittman, Thomas Podgorski, Steven Pool, Gary Pool, Marcus Pool, Vicky Portley, Shirley Proctor, Larry Reid, Carl Rivers, Lynda Robinson, Claude Rogers, Hack Salmons, Beverly Sanders, Laura Scott, David Scruggs, Douglas t. iw gig- Q, Wooclfin, Robert 'Qt 'SU gi W-H-vvif H ...A T An .I i ' ii95i':'i'i - f A :J '. L 'R ff 1 it C , .. 1 , , If il' ,, 33, I , K ,H at N N ysiiiiigvg '. :fi ilrisggklt , :., M , :XM 9 K FEED, A?g?i?f'1ikg,.Y5Sn'fs -,af ff if :z'ifjEt'i 'S , ,vb Qlf gaagy is , i ,:l' 5 , x3j, A g. , 4 ,33 ,J - ' - :iw i Q ,p w -QQ , .55 ,W .., . .ang K' if s rv it V, 1 Ad e F00 may Jill uv, Sellars, Kevin Shelton, Mary Slaughter, Kim Smith, George Smith, .limmy Smith, Larry Smith, Rita Smith, Walter Southwell, Anna Spruill, Danny Squier, Charles Stallings, Hubert Sullivan, Cynthia Taliaferro, Charlci Taliaferro, Michael Tate, Janie Taylor, Cathy Taylor, Donald Terry, Robert Thomas, Ronald Thompson, Tommy Thrower, Millie Tinney, Clarence Van Os, Louis Wade, Johnny Wageman, Richard Walker, Everett Walker, Melinda Waller, Billy Waller, Pat Ward, Larry Watson, Gayla Watson, Joe Weeks, Anita Wells, .lack Whatley, Debbie Whitten, Alan Williams, Alvin Woodard, William Williams, Steven l K BAND SOLO and ENSEMBLE CONTESTANTS: FRONT ROW: Muckelroy, Geese, Williams, Blasingame, Garrison, Keys, Gray, Northcutt, Crawford, Miller, Hillyer, Laufer, Edney, Whitten, Moyers, Nixon, Weeks. SECOND ROW: Ellis, Bewley, Marshall, Latham, Clinkscales, Kelly, Johnson, Campbell, Avent, Burns, Ferguson, Pool, Wageman, Slaughter, Ward, Copeland, Lawrence, Taylor, Cammack, Goins, Tumer, Davidson, Beene, Appling, Schochler. VCI'S The Reflector Qaluies LO and ENSEMBLE CONTESTANTS: FRONT ROW: L. Rivers, Gazette, Rosemary Vvllitten Still, Crawford, Woodfin. SECOND ROW: Haney, Guess, K. Betty Cracker Laney, Thomas, Barber. Homemaking Award Letter of Commendation Nat'l. Merit Scholarship Found. I79 Naiional Merii Finalisis SEATED: Larry Laufer, Robbie Schleier. STANDING: Mr. Kilgore, David Van Os, Virgil Beene. A, KHS STUDENTS COMPETE IN UIL STATE MEET: Larry Lea, Poetry Interpretationg Karen Pollick, Typingg Kathy Rivers, Danny Morgan, Shelley Graham, David Van Os, One-Act Play. I! I okes! Where is the hard stuff? NOW .. . TROUPS :' x - 2 V' iw' Busy day in the annual room. Now that I have everyone's attention During this year the yearbook staff has worked hard to preserve the memories of Kilgore High School for each student. It takes plenty of time and hard work to complete such a job. The people who have composed this yearbook will not receive enough credit for their endeavors. To each of them, I say thanks for the understanding and willingness displayed while working on the REFLECTOR. There is nothing I could say that would equal what Mrs. Carol Brown, faculty sponsor, has done for our yearbook. She deserves our sincere gratitude. And last of all thanks to everyone at Kilgore High School for the cooperation and the opportunity to serve K.H.S. in this way. Donna Osborn, Editor S Jones Furniture Co. P.O. Box IZ64 Kilgore, Texas ll4-ll6 S. Rusk Ph. 984-562l Streamliner Longview Hwy. Ph. 984-4848 Golden Fake Donut Shop 802 E. Main Ph. 984-370l I84 Famous Fabric Shop l0ll Kilgore Plaza Ph. 984-2l66 Ringler Chevrolet Co. 4I4 E. Main Ph. 984-2503 Nick Dennis Service Station I306 Henderson Blvd. Ph. 984-424I Roy H. Laird Insurance Agency Box I020 Kilgore, Texas -'Mh ' I kin J. C. Penney Co. White Auto Store I02 E. Main II8 S. Rusk Ph. 984-5072 Ph. 984-7366 N . FTE. 5 3 f - .era 1. New M. E V. Y ,. ,V mia M55 f. g . Q ke 'pg M N ', as . 4- 2 ra gi., V . T ,,. ...MVN I86 Terry Ford Sales 504 E. Main Ph. 984-2006 X Ben 81 S. S. Laird N. Kilgore Pho. 984-2822 Fashion Floors 81 Interior II8 N. Kilgore Pho. 984-7878 2 Z fi 2 Morrow Furniture Co. Complete Home Furnishers 206 N. Kilgore Ph. 984-2225 Buddy's Grocery, Market, 81 Garden Center Dependable, Courteous Service Harris and Florence Ph. 984-4987 Bu.. 984-8888 Res. 984-4452 D. C. Wingfield Used Cars Hwy. 259-City Limits Box 56-Kilgore, Texas Not a King- -Just a Prince to Do Business With Donnell Pipe 81 Supply Co. W. L. Hanlcins, Jr., Mgr. Ph. 984-5055 Kilgore, Texas P.O. Box I265 .lack Anderson Co. I00 Industrial Ave. Ph. 984-55I3 Gregg Laundry 81 Dry Cleaners 2 Locations to Better Serve You 302 N. Kilgore 903 Houston Ph. Q84-3054 Kilgore, Texas Marshall Supply 8: Hardware Co. 3ll N. Commerce Ph. 984-2036 fqgwfr Citizen's State Bank 81 Trust Co 306 E. Main Ph. 984-307l n y ,- r K I Junior Hall . , , Martin Butone Co Junior Miss Apparel , 30I N. Kilgore I0l N. Kilgore Ph 984 7277 Ph. 984-8282 ' ' SkilIern's Drug I03 Kilgore Plaza Kilgore, Texas George's Jewelry 3l6 E. Main Pho. 984-2050 Duncan s zoe E Mem Pho 984 37I5 Piggly Wiggly 70I E. Main Pho. 984-5663 Jock Y Bass Insurance Agency l2I3 N. Main Kilgore Dial 984-2430 3 l 'o 4 ., 9. +- 3, hmmi Qanfrg CUEHFRS Beoird 81 Kilgore Drug l l E. Main Slreel' l 984-3074 l Henderson Blvd. l 984402' Brown Derby Cleaners lil 6l0 Gladewaler Kilgore, Tex. L iii l . ..-xl ,, K ' . , mv..-N. , ,, ' ' f f K f 47 1 1 , I 'lineal-. Wfw,,,X.,.,,M,, ,WU V M V I r .fm xr' , .. ,,,,,f., 4 r - M. .JY-W ., f N., , V, ,nw , if 3 ot, .Q olloo 5 F 1 'lx 'I Q ,..' .Ji iw 'Vina Murphy Cldsmobile-Cadillac 505 Longview S+. Box l288 Ph. 984-2549 we-M .Sf f or rr McAIister Printing Co. Box 927 Ph. 984-4554 Complimenis of Craver Tire Sales 400 E. Main Ph. 984-Bl ll Box 292 Kilgore, Texas Wingfield Builders Supply 302 Longview Ph. 984-272 I McWilliams Bill Hanks, Manager 205 Kilgore Ph. 934-305l Kilgore, Texas Kilgore National Bank S. Kilgore S'l'. Pl1. 984-2026 WOODARD CESKJKLCY X I l Wifi 7 Q. TQP ' S ..--'.:'.'I Z' ' X xxx . .,., l FOR AN ELECTRICIAN .I DIAL 984-3045 ' 'A: NIGHT 984-2288 ' C L Joyner Overfon lToll Celll ...... 834 6588 8 I H ........................ 984-4283 ' ' c o KL y ........................ 984-7686 ELECTRIC COMPANY R I y cl L c + + A p + Lghf' 9-o'+ If 9 Eq p I I604 INDUSTRIAL AVENUE H l Dgg g Bell Supply Company of Kilgore, Texas Oil Field Supplies ond Equipment Main Office: P.O. Box l289 Ph. 984-3066 Kilgore, Texas 75662 Branch Office: 80l S. Main Sf. P.O. Box 60l Ph. 342-6940 Winnsboro, Texas KOCA 1240 Voice of the Bulldogs Dairy Queen Waukesha-Pearce Ind., Inc 824 Hwy. 259 Pl1o. 984-3558 Box ll84 Kilgore, Tex. Kilgore Federal Saving 84 Loan Box l224 Kilgore, Tex. Safeway Box :sos Kilgore, Texas Francene's Needlework 608 Carlisle 984-463 l Complimenrs of The Toggery Exclusive Laclies' Ready lo Wear and Shoes. Ph 984-3035-Shoe Dep'l'. 984-3034 I04 N. Kilgore Tom Maple's Man's Shop II6 N. Kilgore 984-57I7 Max Daiches Jewelers 207 Main Ph. 984-3623 Crim Theater S. Kilgore S+. Ph. 984-2480 Pruett Electric 60I Main Ph. 984-29I2 Red W Discount Store The Sport Shop 2004 Henderson Blvd. Ph. 984-5203 II2 Main Ph. 984-3I25 Juniors, Junior Pe'ri+es, Misses Sporiswear and Dresses Kilgore News Herald A Friend of Ki-iS 6l0 Eas'l' Main Ph. 984-2593 Margaret Downs Jewelry IOI9 Kllgore Shoppmg Plaza Ph 984 63l3 , Y, uw rig a, One Dayfefvffe Modern Cleaners 310 Kilgore S+. Ph. 984-4782 Cline's Longhorn Drug IIO N. Kilgore Ph. 984-205l 20' Western Auto Assoc. Store Derrick Bowl The Family Store Enioyment 'For all the family I-I O ol Ome Wne Free Instructions Free Nursery 0 Snack Bar v Air Conditioned E. M. Enzelman I 223 E. Main Ph. 984-3737 2004 Henderson Blvd. Ph. 984-507l Operating in I5 States Wheeler Cleaning Center Eagle Trucking Co. 3 I4 Higginbotham Ph. 984-7I7l J. E. Manlcins Box 47I Ph. 984-2084 Kilgore, Texas C YSLER Red Smith Chrysler-Plymouth l l205 Kilgore Ph. 984-5028 Tri-State Oil Tool Industries, Inc Kilgore, Texas Shreveporl, Louisiana 7 f .fl iil' i f EiMQff'.l0l'lNi50N ii Emde-Johnson Cleaners 60l E. Main Ph. 984-3300 Meadowbrook Service Station IOO Henderson Blvd. Ph. 984-2824 Hickory House 220 Kilgore Ph. 984-5 I 85 BeoII's l0I5 Kilgore Shopping Plaza Ph. 984-36I5 Burgess Jewelry 2l6 E. Main Ph. 984-334l Oclom's Beauty Solon Gloss Flower Shop :los N. Kilgore Pho. 984-37l2 9oa cram Pho. 984-4214 Hurwitz Mon's Shop Riley's Food Store Kilgore Shopping Plaza 822 Hwy. 259 Pho. 984-3324 Pho. 984-2234 Brown Derby Cleaners iF2 Johnson 81 Buck Barber Shop Soulh Marlin and Houslon Sculplure Cufs Kilgore, Texas '07 Rusk Ph. 984-37l8 Hall Drug -Kelly's Club 822 E. Main 7ll E. Main Ph. 984-5557 Ph. 984-9402 Griffin-Wylie Insurance Agency Il2 S. Rusk Ph. 984-3567 Brookshire's 622 E. Main 9844442 Wfjfldgs bC'SI yf5Ql'bQQkS are tfllzezrlcf Here we stand, save all but one, For she was loyal and stayed in class. In the Taylor Publishing Company world, we grasped ideas by the ton To make memories of KHS forever last. We ourneyecl to our meager workroom back With ambitious plans and hopes built high. We wanted our annual to be praised to the sky! But alas! For funds and money we lack. Yet we ne'er lost heart in the days ahead And throughout town and school our workers spread. 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