Kilgore High School - Reflector Yearbook (Kilgore, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1974 volume:

V121 REFLEQTQR 1974! Kilgore High Kflgor-eflExa.s I xi' f , N f I 5 A... 6,1 V Cl A 5555115 if 5EN1oR5....78, ' 22 J,mDm.W j FAcuL.77f l Sofffdmafesfzfl ffl ORGANI 1 .,...-- -l--' -hl7 ' Z!-XTION5 36 TAM I ff 2 SV Af HONORS--ffl SPORTS.. . . , . X646 J A 05. Higgs ,Z--T ef f X fi K P -. ,NW -l. .... 1i-. -f.. mn 1 The K.H.S. Beauty Pageant, spon- sored by the Reflector Staff, is one of the main highlights of the year, where the Beauties and Handsomes from each class are selected by a panel of iudges from out of town consisting of two women and one man. Each contestant is iudged upon appearance, personality, and poise. UPPER LEFT: I have often heard beauty is painless, but this is ridiculous. ABOVE: Curlers in your hair, shame on you! LEFT: These Watergate Bugs just love Spi- ders and Snakes. RIGHT: Get the woy these Sophomore con- testants eye each other. BELOW: Going back into time we see the Lemon Sisters and their band in action. OPPOSITE PAGE, ABOVE: Not o worry in the oir - iust miles and miles of smiles. F VH !AKING A ff LOOK AT A . I EW BEAUTIES ji MM 7 Let's sing a song to Kilgore High. Cherish her name as days go by. The grandest school from East to West .Here's to old K.H.S. L 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.! A 9 HOMECOMING is always an important fall activity at K.H.S. with the bonfire on Thursday and the pre- game crowning of the Queen on Fri- day. This year the bonfire was almost rained out. Ignoring the energy crisis, Kilgore students poured 60 gallons of deisel fuel on the bonfire to get it started. T ABOVE LEFT: Here we see the Three Stooges in their everyday activity RIGHT: I guess they went this way, Iet's go see. BELOW RIGHT: Sophomores waiting forthe kill. K.H.S. students engage in varied activities - some stranger than others . . . www- ,,...M ' - :' ,ge vmm 'bW-- E T im ,QQ-T OPPOSITE: Students got ready for and learned strange new dances. LEFT: A blood-letting in biology class. LEFT BELOW: The year of lhe BRUSH. Some had lo be surgically removed. LEFT BOTTOM: Occasionally, lhe classroom demanded attention. BELOW: The year of the DIP and the CHEW. ABOVE: You caught us making our wishes. ABOVE RIGHT: All I have to do is dream, and this balloon will fum into my handsome prince. RIGHT: Four ways lo mend a paper heart. nfl PRQM V ME - i Q , - i ,-,., wma.-w1e1w,,: 1 . 1, -up - Fifties Dag Sponsored by the National Honor Society, Fifties Day was one of the most enioyed activities at K.H.S. in many years. A day full of contests such as malt drinking, V-W stuffing, and tricycle races was topped off with a giant SOCK HOP in the gym. RIGHT: King Jack. BELOW: The King and Queen of the hop, Jack Broadwater and Cindy Wilson, are spotlighted on the dance floor. The Zillas, a local motorcycle gang, led by the Head Zilla, Jay Cle- ments, crash the Hop and get busted. Sammy Porter mixing the Robot with the .litter Bug. Rock around the clock tonight. ,,-fum. f,-- f..,- 'L , OPPOSITE: Jimmy Dunaway gives instructions to prospective bashers, then they go at it. After the bash the demolition team surveys the damage. LEFT: Bruce Portley gives a supreme effort in the sack race. BELOW: On your mark, get set, GO! Kid Stuff. an 1 'l'm 20 OPPOSITE: How many people can you cram in o V-W? Collision on the trike track. LEFT: Roberi, Velero, and John David outfit- fed for the day. LEFT BELOW: Joy brings Women's Lib To the cor bash. BELOW: The record is l7. BOTTOM: The Yrike race, o kid's gome, turns into blood and guis on the track - GRRR. W.,:,,Jf w!.:s.1,,:f .swf Wf:sw,1f.sww-wwwWww.:WJ.,,:.i.m,X-mm:Q:www..fff,:ow,:::w: 22 W Facuffy xmf X 1 MR. ROBERT CASTER Principal High School Office pf 1, i Q MR. THOMAS GEORGE Assistant Principal MRS. CHERYL LAIRD Secretary to Principal MRS. ANN PARKER Attendance Clerk MRS. JANICE LeBLANC Teacher's Aide l-.il MRS. JANIECE BUCK Counselor MRS. MARION DOVEL Librarian MRS. ROBERT STRONG Vocational Counselor MRS. ESTER LAUFER Paraprofessional MRS. LUCILLE KEEL Dietician MRS. CLAUDETTE AGEE Counselor Fearless Leader MRS. MARY FENNER Government MR. RICHARD MARLER World History Social Studies - Health - MRS. MARGARET MCCORD American History ,wi we . - MR. BOB MASTERSON World History MRS. JIMMY LOVE American History Let's Boogie and P.E. MRS. RUBY HUDSON MRS. OREBA SQUARE MR. HOWARD STEPHENS Physical Education Physical Education Tennis, P.E. 1 4 MR. A. L. GHOLSTON Government JOHN BLOCKER Athletic Director Science - Maih MRS. NORA SCHLEIER MR. VERNON NYVALL MRS. MARY ANN HARRIS Biology Physics Chemistry, Biology j sf ' MR. J. W. WITT MISS MARGARET RUSSEL MR. JOHN HEFFNER Biology Algebra Advanced Mathematics Business MRS. LORA FORTSON MRS. WANDA McKINNEY Mathematics Typing, Bookkeeping E MR. LYNN CURRIN Geometry Language and Fine A MRS. SYBIL SANDERS English MRS. FLORENCE RAINEY English MRS. TALITHA ROWE English QQ f 4- MRS. CAROL LITTLETON English, French if 3 MRS. VERNIE KUNKEL English l MRS. HELEN WYLIE Spanish rl fs Q S MRS. ELLEN PITTENGER English MISS JANIE MONROE English MRS. JACKIE TOLBERT Speech, Drama MRS. DENISE MURPHY MR LARRY EDGE An ' MRS. JANE HUFFSTETLER Orchestra ,...1.,, , ' ',MM, Bond R R Q, gli' W' --f'W?17ikf15'5-3'.:i 5 ,.,.. . R Aaieiufhigwi-Q., iii? ifif' ' - ,mn 2- f. vii. ew , ,, , ,. . . 51352.11 . ff., i .. Y af A ii W f Q R R. iq w, ,.,,- ,- Q N -' i - .M R if M .M .. M. ..,.. ffffyk fm . '. Vocational X, A ,, I MRS. HELEN GRIFFIN MR. DON BONE Vocational Office Education Distributive Education 5 ist ii f 1 , 53 'W MR. FRANK BAGGETT i.C.T. MR. B. C. SUSTAIRE MR. MIKE NORTHCUTT MR. CHUCK KUNKEL Wood Shop Metal Shop, Drafting Drafting MR. JOHN WEAVER CVAE MRS. BETTY FOWLER Home Economics MR. RAYMOND WRINKLE Vocational Agriculture MRS. CLARA BRADFORD Home Economics 4191 36 1 W QFQQH 1'- Za f1'0rwS QZNQAMZ .12 Student Council RIGHT: Typicai meetings. BELOW: The typical manner in which Pres. John Keiser conducts them. , ...V N I I Wig, .I 'mimi W I ff Iii? , STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS: Ronnie Spradlin, John T, Settle, Julie Engleman, Laura Schleier, John Keiser, Autria Compton, Jimmie Dunaway. The Student Council sponsored Mini-Mester for the second year. The two-day curriculum included such classes as gourmet cooking, mortuary man- agement, tyeing-dying, yoga, needlepoint, archery, and computer science. Kenneth Alson concentrates hard on the steps to 50's dances. Mr. Sustaire assists Debbie Mullikan in wood shop tor girls. Karen Cleary, Mike Stone and Belynda Joiner work hard at rug hooking. Naiional i Honor Sociefg .Wai rn., ,kL..,- ,. ...- Kcrne Elms sells tickets for 50's Day. NHS OFFICERS: Blair Currin, Bran! Laird, Julie Engleman, Mark Melton, and Jean Leafherwood. The JAC's and guests at th e Sam Houston Memorial in Huntsville. JAC OFFICERS: Cindy Moyers, Nancy Ballen Weatherford. ger, Belynda Joiner, Mrs. McCord, Melissa Majors, Reba Junior American Citizens The JAC's had a great year. Among their other activities was the annual JAC literary contest. Javan Bass, Jana Calender, Melissa Majors, Denise Camp, Julie Fleming, Reba Weathford, Nancy Ballenger, and Beth Wise won first place in the state of Texas. Denise and Melissa won first places in the national con- test. Javan and Jana took seconds. QQH 6 f L? Mr. Wrinkle keeps an eye on things at the ban- queh Parenls and teachers enioy lhe annual FFA banquet FFA OFFICERS: Angie Still, Clif Floyd, Debbie Cubine, Richard Chamberlain, Joy Smilh lsweefhearil, Mike Kennedy. Future Farmers ot' America The Future Farmers of KHS is a continually growing organization whose aim is to develop agricul- tural leadership, citizenship and cooperation. The FFA excelled more this year than in any other year at KHS. Debbie Cubine was named Star Chapter Farmer, and the following teams placed: First in District: Meats Livestock Poultry Second in District: Dairy Senior Conduction Talent First in Area: Meats Livestock GAA COUNCIL: Melissa Fenner, Cindy Moyers, Brenda Gaines, Delores Lacy, Sallie Campbell, Delor Henderson, Joy Hale, Cindy Yocham, Leasa Bagwell. l President Sallie Campbell BELOW: Mrs. Hudson presents an award lo Cindy Yocham. ES i Anne Lancaster receives the charter flag from Mrs. Curtis Lock. Keg Club and Anchor Club These charter organizations work hand in hand with the Kiwanis and Pilot Clubs of Kilgore. Striving to build strong character and leadership, these work on various community and school proiects throughout the year. Their membership is open to all KHS students, and Mr. Lynn Currin and Mrs. Helen Griffin serve as sponsors. HOR CLUB OFFICERS Anne Lancaster Joy Smith Billie Ann Rivers Mrs. Lucile Punderbaugh ldistrict governorl, Kay Hunter, Kit Herrington, Nancy Remonia comforts the trembling ring-bearer. Each year the KHS FHA has a wedding for the members to learn the proper wedding etiquette. This year the bride was Remonia Sanders and the groom was Ronnie Calico. Preacher Bewley. Y '11 Th b'd d e ri e an groom cut the cake. Mama Laird watches as son Clint carries the ring down the aisle. Q 2 TH Clint Laird, and Larry Bewley. E WEDDING PARTY: Reba Kinsey, Steve Bewley, Remonia Sanders, Ronnie Calico, Kenneth Smith 'L l S '15 syvf 22 tssw if S S l X A I ,:-fA K il- g 5 . , L'I:1 L g K ' to W l , . Q get W 5.2 C CHAPTER l OFFlCERS: Sallie Campbell, Cynthia Vestal, Jean Leatherwood, Sharon Blanton, Kathy Gordon, Judy Chipman, Dianna Stewart, Joni Sulli- van, Remonia Sanders, Reba Kinsey. develop interest in home economics, home economic careers, and related occupations. This year the group has been busy with their varied activities - selling cookbooks, lending helping hands at Christmas, beautifying class- rooms, and attending area and state meetings. One of the year's highlights was the mother-daughter tea. F.H.A. members enioy a home-cooked meal. Future Homemakers CHAPTER 2 OFFICERS: Kim Lincecum, Vicki Roberson, Florence Sheffield, Teressa Harris, Auerecia Rider, Paula Square, Tonia Harvey, Lois McKinney, Marion McLane, Sheryl Jones, Fran Perry. 2 2 ,,,,,.,,,....----f'- 'W n Emails., 'zzz be f . The Future Homemakers at KHS help. 2 LA BAMBA OFFICERS: Mike Gutons, Jill Thomas, Ronnie Spradlin, Joy Smith, Caryn Garner. I now crown you next year's el Presidente! QLE! La Bamba initiates FRENCH CLUB OFFICERS: Luis Venitucci and Robert Barton A - Members enioy their last meeting ct EI Chico's in Longview. Youth for Christ Mark Melton assists Brad Jack in singing scripture songs. Where two or more are gathered in my name, there will l be also. This has been the theme of YFC this year. Meeting twice a week, the group has morn- ing devotions. They met on Easter Sunday morning for a sunrise serv- ice and attended various area musi- cals throughout the year. Mrs. Tolbert watches over Thespian initiation. 3:1 w 11 1 X 1 .,.. .1 ,,..,- X 4 .5 K YFC OFFICERS FOR 73-74: Anne Lancaster, Mark Melton, Melissa Moiors. f My 1 1 .fi 1 Q . 1 .1 . ,.., .1 .,,, 1. .,.., .. ,.... .11 ,.,...,.. 1.1. .1 1. .,.,. 1, A -Q.-1 - --1, 1.11 l ...111.1 My ,ss 1. 1 s't,ii - . 1 1. ii 7 1.'. A 'Yi ' EV i--1s.--'-. 1 i - 1 '1-. 1 1 '1'1 1 in 1 1,7 1 Y ,. ' .1'- . - .-.1 1' ,1.'. 1 .1-' 11 -. 1 is ' f ' -1 s1. f '1' .1 i l .1 - it 11 s lf 1 ' M ' 5' . ' s 2 w 1 11 ' i '.1' 1. 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Students represented KHS in N , iyei most of the area meets this year, 'tti 'S i' , lts and the first annual KHS speech fes- ,. W4 Y, 'C -af tival was held in the spring. The UIL Ni, Valuing,-..2:Z. ,, 5 Q lu, 3 ll tr it One-Act which won second place in at R ,,,,,., iiiij district and named Randy Sheridan ,. A W? 'i 1!! + and Melissa Majors to the All-Star THESPIAN OFFICERS: Laura Schleier, Cindy Yocham, Randy Sheridan, Melissa Maiors, Belynda Joiner, COST WGS presented in HAD Evening of One-Acts along with a reader's theatre and another one-act. Suzzane Haney. -,,, The Red Shirts Another of KHS's new organiza- tions this year was the RED SHIRTS, a group of spirited young men whose main goal was to promote school spirit. The group was in charge of keeping the bell and ring- ing it during pep rallies and games. Under Mr. Wrinkle, the club really did a great iob keeping the Bulldog tradition of spirit alive! 1 w 1' i 1 i i ,, ,..W, .,,, , ,. ,. , uillfE.:1fE'wv3'1'fi.L-Q :L?fE,li,5:QffMEi!f fi ffililiiirii 12,31-15-51--31'?E2fffi'E'i?QQ':'fE-ekz-gif'Ii.U--iiT f.flQ 1 21' '1ZEi1ii':E.2fi' 2X'1-V a ' ,-: 122,-.31i,f1.s ze i ' - ' t 1 4 ,,., y ....,,. ,, ,,te,, , ,,,k ....,. . 2 W I... ,,,. , ,, ,.l, ,,.,, ,,,. ,.,, .,.. is ,W-2,,,15.,,: 73-74 Cheerleaders CLOCKWISE FROM LEFT: Jccki Brantley, Veleto Strong, Kim George, Marilyn Andrews, Jill Thomas, Caryn Garner, .loan Harold, Larry Burns, and Joy Smith. Get together, Ugh! Cheerleaders lead at games . . . CHEESEI Larry does his thing Room for one more. . . . and pep rallies. A look behind ihe scene. 9 Q CAPTA Donna Squad A ,Qw- R X R 1 1 2 . '-f fl . C 'eRl:1fw-3-vi-we-W1 , i sllll Q5 ,Alf -.'.f 1:-1. f --lf--:fw nssfwcs asgwrgf f'.k- gm Q . ' T :C H M - . --- Y, :if -'f-' 5 -LVK ' Q 585 2 Ffff ga,liff Hf i ,: INS: FRONT ROW: Jolene Woods, Connie Reeves, Glenda English, Vicki Roberts, Rita Palmer, SECOND ROW: Pam Jones, Jean Lealherwood, Cole, Zeha Mason Sa d Ad - THI - ' , n ra amson, RD ROW. Margaret McElyea, Delores Henderson, Sallie Campbell, and Ellen Slufchman. ff i ,ff i A .,,,..,.. P ff fs if C 'Q 5 W: is ' il 1 if S KH9 Hi-Qfeppers 'BCS QQQGJMEYEZ .Q OFFICERS: LEFT TO RIGHT: Lis. Jovan Boss, Minefte Collins, Capt. Nancy Ballenger, Lls. Pam Thur- mond, Billie Ann Rivers. Hi-Steppers perform at basketball games. The line waits as the KHS band m arche S. THE Hl-STEPPERS was a new organiza- tion at KHS this year. Winning the hearts of all who saw them, these girls did a great iob at the games and pep rallies. jugs Kilgore High 9 . School Band .1 I J The band plays at football games. BAND OFFICERS: FRONT ROW: A L Adam nne ancaster, Sr. Lt., Calva Taylor, Soph. Lt., Charlotte Gordon, Soph. Lt., Lawanna Calender, Soph. Li.p Michael S u u I I ' ' , Soph. Lt., BACK ROW. Angle Stull, Sr. Lt., Joey Monk, Jr. Lt.,J1m Hughes, Sr. Lf., Davud Bieciuk, Jr. Lt., Fred Nash, Capt., Karen LeBlanc, Jr. Lt. ,'2i1iff111 ' I 2 ., . ',.f kv., , fu xy , v ' 'Qi' i A ! Www LEFT: Drum Maior Debbie Hamilton waifs to give the band a signal. BELOW: The line marches at fooiboll game. T l KH9 Majorei-les l + l l X . X ,E 2 il . ..,,,,,.. My -fs1s:f:essn:s:ss.'ffsf MAJORETTES: LEFT TO RIGHT: Connie Glenn, Soph., Yvonne Blanchard, Sr., Debbie Lahaie, Soph.p Drum Maior Debbie Hamilton, Sr., Maiorefies, Cindy Waxler, Sr., Karen LeBlanc, Jr., Susan Anderson, Jr. Stage Band THE KHS STAGE BAND has advanced for since their organiza- tion last year. The band made many outstanding performances and rep- resented KHS very well in numerous invitational contests. The group was the only first-year stage band to place in the Brownwood contest. Undoubtedly, they have done an extremely good iob this year. BELOW: Mr. Edge sets the beat for drummer Joey Monk. ABOVE The trombone section is made of blood sweat and fears' Strings is a brand new organiza- tion to KHS. The group gave a con- cert and performed for many local clubs such as the Lions. Many ofthe students excelled tremendously. Blair Currin and Jerry Krantz work hard in uf KHS Aca OFFICERS AND SECTION LEADERS: Michael Rogers, Dir., Derek Winkley, Ellen Stutchman, Jean Leatherwood, Robert Harris, Neta Winkley, Patsy Ellis. Due to popular demand, this pic- appears here. This organization thirty-eight members, in its first of existence, is a select group from the student body at The choir was selected to par- in the Texas Invitational Fes- in Irving. During this trip, they concerts at various high in the area. The year was y the winning of in UIL competition, highest award possible. Jean Leatherwood singing a favorite, The Way We Were in the annual beauty pageant. Jean was a three-year member ofthe All-State Choir, the first KHS'er to achieve this goal. Girls' Contest Choir FOR THE FIRST TIME in the history of KHS, the Girls Choir won SWEEP- STAKES. This award is given only when a group makes first division in concert and sight-reading. Director Mike Rogers has worked hard, and two SWEEPSTAKES choirs in one year proves it! Here, let me give you a hand. BELOW: ALL-REGION CHOIR: Jean Leatherwood Steve Wat LEFT: FCA OFFICERS: LEFT TO RIGHT Gary Buck, Veep., Trcvis Couch, Pres. Jim Dunaway, Publicity, John Dickerson Sec., Joe McCaleb, Program. THE FCA confronts athletes, coaches, and the youth of our nation with the challenge and adventure of following Jesus Christ. Their sponsor is John Heffner. Fellowship ot' Christian Athletes 1 l J Y is l Tune in next week for another exciting episode of FCA. , T 5 Q l His words are few, but his thoughts are many. 3 Y wg? if Q' ',,.i General Mechanical Repair Club CVAE OFFICERS: John Cooper, Carl Hopper, Elbert Johnson, Gene Wheat NOT PICTURED: Presideni Brad Clark. Science Club LEFT: Sitting on the desks is a no-no. BELOW LEFT: Science Club officers - David Bieciuk and Kasey Prueh BELOW RIGHT: The enthusiasm of the science club can't be matched. BOTTOM LEFT: No comment. BELOW RIGHT: Mrs. Harris, Science Club sponsor. DECA VICA ww K, RAM ui' OFFICERS: Martha Salmons, Kim Fairbanks, Robin Turner, Zann Mahhews Goode, Baron Thrower OFFICERS: Cindy Cashon, Rena Gough, Larry Boyd, John Keiser, Mario Sanches, Carl Fails. OEA The general purpose of the OFFICE EDUCATION ASSOCIA- TION is to create an appreciation of and an interest in office occu- pations, to foster a deep respect for the dignity and value of work, to encourage the use of high ethi- cal standards in business, and to stimulate the desire for and stress the importance of keeping abreast in the current and future business developments. The group sold advance tickets for the ballgames and took a trip to the Gregg County Airport. RIGHT: Mrs. Helen Griffin, sponsor. E i 5 5 5 x i 1 I I OEA OFFICERS Debbie Minor Mark Melton Teressa Harris Delores Portley Coleman Billie Ann Rivers Randall Leach, Kay Hunter, and Julia Sanches. -awww f-efffmzammis lm Qf0SSGS 77 The Seniors ll74ll Travis Couch, Cary Cato, Brant Laird, John David Cox, Patsy Ellis. NOT PICTURED: Lee Singlefary, Mark Waldman, Brad Clark. Favorites JOY SMITH and JOHN DAVID COX SAN DY ADAMSON KENNETH ALSTON STEVE ALEXANDER MARILYN ANDREWS GRANT AVANT SANDY ADAMSON FHA l, 2, Pep Squad l, 2, Captain 3, Troian l, 2, 3, Delegate 2, YFC 2. STEVE ALEXANDER Basketball l, 2, Track l, 2, Redshirts 3. KENNETH ALSTON FCA l, 2, 3, Football l, 2, Track l, 2, Student Council 2, 3, Troian Delegate l, 2, 3, Reds- hirts 3, Hi-Stepper Beau 3. MARILYN ANDREWS Class Sec. l, Pep Squad l, 2, Cheerleader 3, Beauty Pageant Nominee l, 2, 3, Homecom- ing Princess 3, FTA l, 2, 3, National Honor Society 2, 3, GAA l, 2, 3, Student Council l, 2, Alternate 3, Trojan Delegate l, 2, 3, Art Club Sec. 3, Newspaper Staff I, 2. PHILLIP AVANCE FFA l, 2, DECA 3. M. GRANT AVANT DONALD BEALL LARRY BEWLEY JONI lSULLIVANi BOYD LARRY BOYD MYRON BURKETT LARRY BURNS DAVID BAKER FFA l,Troian 1, VICA 2, 3. WES BARNHART Football l, 2, 3, FFA l, 2, 3, Troian Delegate 1, 2. ROBERT BAUGHMAN Patriot l, 3, Troian 2. DONALD BEALL JAC l, 2, 3. LARRY BEWLEY LaBamba I, 2, Troian Delegate 2, Patriot State Chairman I. STEVE BEWLEY Football 1 . YVONNE L. BLANCHARD Band 'l, 2, 3, Maiorette I, Head Maiorette 2, 3, UIL Twirling Medalist, Patriot Party l, 2, 3, Beauty Nominee 3. STANLEY BOLT Student Art League I, Vice-Pres. 2, 3rd Party l, 2. JONI BOYD Pep Squad l, Troian Delegate l, 3, FHA 2nd Vice Pres. 3, Concert Girls Choir 3. LARRY BOYD VICA 2, President 3, Football l, 2, Patriot I, 2, 3, Delegate l, 2. JACKI BRANTLEY Class Parl. I, Miss Howdy i, Beauty Pageant Runner-Up l, 2, 3, Student Council 2, Alter- nate I, 3, Pep Squad l, 2, Cheerleader 3, FTA I, Reporter 2, GAA I, 2, 3, B-Team Ten- nis 2, FFA Sweetheart 2, Art League Pres. 3, Homecoming Royalty 3, National Honor Soci- ety 2, 3. JACK BROADWATER Baseball 1, 2, 3, Football l,Tennis 3, Science Club Vice'Pres. 2, Key Club Treas. 3, Student Council Alternate 1, 2, Troian Delegate 'l, 2, 3. JANICE ELAINE BROX FHA l, 2, 3, Girls Choir I, Mixed Choir 2, Girls Concert Choir 3. MYRON BURKETT La Bamba I, 2, 3, Newspaper Staff I, 2, Sports Editor 2, B-Team Golf 1, 2, 3, Chess Club 2, Patriot Delegate 1, 2, 3, FCA 'l, 2, 3. LARRY BURNS Newspaper Staff 1, Debate Club 2, FTA 1, 2, 3, La Bamba 2, 3, JAC l, 2, Patriot Delegate 1, 2, 3, Cheerleader 3, Key Club Sec. 3, Youth for Christ 3, Optimist Youth Citation 3, Track 3, Beauty Pageant Host 3. ' EL STANLEY BURTON JANNA CALENDER SALLIE CAMPBELL ,gf 4 -' . ,L mi ELIZABETH CHANLER JUDY CHIPMAN BRAD CLARK LE V DE'LORES PORTLEY COLEMAN KATHY COLEMAN MINETI' E COLLINS CARY CATO DONNA COLE RICKY COWARD STANLEY BURTON JANNA CALENDER FHA I, 2, La Bamba 2, 3, Youth for Christ 2 Bond I, 2, 3, UIL Medal Winner, JAC 3 Patriot I, 2, 3, Anchor Club, Board of Direc tors 3. SALLIE CAMPBELL GAC I, 2, Pres. 3, FHA 3, Student Council I 2, Reporter 3, Trojan I, 2, 3, Distributive Ed 3, Varsity Tennis I, 2, 3. CYNTHIA ANN CASHON Band I, UIL Medal Winner I, Trojan I, 2, 3, VICA Treas. 2, Sec. 3, UIL Spelling Contest 3, Beauty Pageant M.C. 3. CARY CATO Football I, 2, 3, Handsome Nominee 2, 3, Runner-up 2, Class Corresponding Sec. 3, B- Team Track I, UIL Slide Rule Contestant 3, Trojan I, 2. ELIZABETH CHANLER FHA 3, Trojan I, 2, Patriot 3. JUDY CHIFMAN Pine Tree H.S., Ecology I, FHA I, Most Beau- tiful Nominee I, Kilgore H.S. Mixed Choir 2, Acapella Choir 3, Hi-Steppers 3, FHA 4th Vice-Pres. 3, Trojan 2, 3. BRAD CLARK Football I, 2, 3, CVAE Pres. 2, Homeroom Pres. 2, Class Treas. 3. GARY CLARK Band I, 2, 3, UIL Medal Winner I, 2, 3, Tro- jan I, 3, Patriot 2. DONNA COLE Choir I, 2, Acapella Chair 3, Pep Squad I, 2, Captain 3, Patriot I, 2, 3, FHA 3, Beauty Nominee 3. DELORES A. PORTLEY COLEMAN FTA I, Art Club I, Tennis I, GAC I, Newspa- per Staff I, Debate Club I, Beauty Nominee I, OEA Sec. 3, Trojan Delegate I, 2, Student Adv. Committee I. KATHY COLEMAN FHA Treas. I, 2, Volleyball 2, 3, Captain 3, Pep Squad I, 2, 3, Most Spirited Sr. 3, Trojan I, 2, 3. MINETTE COLLINS Art Club I, 3, FTA 2, 3, GAA I, 2, 3, News- paper Staff I, 2, Volleyball 2, Beauty Nomi- nee I, 2, 3, Hi-Stepper Lt. 3, UIL One-Act Play 3, Student Council 3, Anchor Club 3, Trojan I, 2, 3, Pep Squad I, 2. AUTRIA COMPTON FTA I, Sec. 2, Treas. 3, La Bamba I, 2, 3 GAA I, 2, GAC 3, National Honor Society 2, 3, Honors Award Banquet 3, Hi-Steppers 3, Student Council Senate Aid 3, Trojan I, 2, 3. i RICKY COWARD 1 FTA I, Parl. 2, Pep Squad I, 2, Captain 3- 1 1 I i TERRY COPELAND TRAVIS MARC COUCH PAUL COOMBS BLAIR JAMES CURRIN KAREN CUST G, .Lv ER JOHN ROGER D JIM DUNAWAY ROBERT ECKS TADT PATSY EL ICKERSON JOHN DAVID COX TRACEY CUNDIEFF TERRY DOYLE DICKERSON RICHARD DONNELLY KAREN ELMS JULIE ENGLEMAN PAUL COOMBS FFA I, 2, Reporter 3, Star Chapter Farmer I, Livestock Production Award 2, Troian I, 2, 3, DECA 2, Red Shirts 3. TERRY COPELAND Football I, 2, 3, Baseball I, 2, 3, Beauty Pag- eant I, Runner-up 2, Most Handsome 3, FCA I, 2, 3, Key Club 3. TRAVIS MARC COUCH Class Pres. I, 2, 3, Football I, 2, 3, All-Dis- trict 2, 3, All East-Texas 2, 3, All State 3, Bas- ketball I, Track I, 2, 3, Baseball I, 2, 3, Stu- dent Council I, 2, 3, National Honor Society 2, 3, Most Handsome 2, FCA I, 2, Pres. 3. JOHN DAVID COX Student Council I, 2, 3, Class Vice-Pres. I, Class Parl. 2, 3, Football I, 2, 3, All District Honorable Mention 3, Baseball I, 2, 3, All District Honorable Mention 2, Key Club Pres. 3, FCA I, 2, 3, Handsome Nominee I, 2, 3, Trojan Delegate I, 2, 3, Optimist Youth Appreciation 3. TRACEY CUNDIEFF Patriot Delegate -2, 3, VICA 2, 3, Tyler High: Student Council I. BLAIR CURRIN National Honor Society 2, Vice-Pres. 3, Key Club Vice-Pres. 3, La Bamba 3, Art Club 2, Chess Club 2, FCA 2, Football 2, Youth for Christ 3. KAREN CUSTER Pep Squad I, 2, La Bamba I, 2, Troian Dele- gate. JOHN ROGER DICKERSON Football I, 2, 3, All-District 2, 3, All East Texas Hon. Mention 2, Ist Team 3, FCA I, 2, Sec. 3. TERRY DOYLE DICKERSON Band I, 2, 3, Stage Band 2, 3. RICHARD G. DONNELLY Member FCA I, 2, 3, Football 3, Baseball 2, 3, La Bamba I, Troian I, 2, 3. JIM DUNAWAY Football I, 2, 3, All-District Honorable Men- tion 3, FCA I, 2, 3, Handsome Nominee I, 2, 3, Most Handsome I, Runner-up 2, 3, National Honor Society 2, 3, Class Favoirte I, Class Reporter 2, Student Body Parl. 3, Youth Appreciation Award 2, Troian I, 2, 3. ROBERT ECKSTADT VICA 2, 3. PATSY ELLIS KAREN ELMS La Bamba I, 3, Sec. 2, Youth for Christ 2, 3, Band I, 2, 3, UIL Medal Winner I, 2, 3, All- Region Alt. 2, Acappella Choir 3, Hi-Steppers 3, Anchor Club 3, National Honor Society 3, Trojan I, Patriot 2, 3. JULIE ENGELMAN FTA I, 3, Parl. 2, GAA I, 2, 3, Student Coun- cil 2, Student Body Sec. 3, Reflector Staff 2, National Honor Society 2, Sec. 3, Hi-Step- pers 3, Newspaper Staff I, Pep Squad I, 2, Youth Appreciation Award 3, Troian I, 2, Sec. 3. GLENDA ANN ENGLISH CARL W. FAILS JULIE ANN FLEMING an I CARYN GARNER PAUL GARZA JAMES GEE DEBORAH K. HAMILTON SUZZANNE HANEY MARK HARRIS I I I JAMES FREEMAN BILL FOUSE I CYNTHIA LYNETTE GORDON LAURIE GRAY TERESSA ANN HARRIS MARGIE HARVEY GLENDA ANN ENGLISH Pep Squad 2, Captain 3. CARL W. FAIL5 FFA 1, 2, Troian I, 2, 3. JULIE ANN FLEMING Band I, 2, 3, UIL Medal Winner, Orchestra 3, La Bamba 2, Sergeant-at-Arms 3, FHA I, Youth for Christ 3, JAC'S 3, Patriot I, 2, 3. JAMES FREEMAN West Rusk H.S.: AG I, Band I, Kilgore H.S.: Band 2, 3, ICT 3. BILL FOUSE VICA 3. CARYN GARNER Pep Squad I, 2, Cheerleader 3, Most Spirited Jr. 2, GAA I, 3, GAC 2, B-Team Tennis 2, Troian I, Tally Clerk 2, La Bamba I, 2, Sec. 3, Student Council I, 2, Alternate 3, Youth for Christ 2, 3, Beauty Nominee 2, 3, National Honor Society 2, 3, Class Sec. 2, FTA 2, Youth Appreciation Award 2, News- paper Staff I , 2. PAUL GARZA JAMES GEE Band I, 2, 3, Stage Band 2, 3, UIL Medal Winner I, 2, 3, Honor Roll I, 2, 3, Patriot I, 2, 3. CYNTHIA LYNETTE GORDON FHA I, 2, Girls Choir I, UIL Ensemble Medal Winner, Youth for Christ 2, UIL Spelling Con- test 3, OEA 3, Pep Squad 2, Hi-Steppers 3, Troian I, 2, 3, Anchor Club 3, Mixed Choir 2, 5th Place UIL Typing Contest 2. LAURIE GRAY Band I, 2, UIL Medalist I, Patriot I, 2, 3. DEBORAH K. HAMILTON Band I, 2, 3, Maiorette I, 2, Drum Major 3, UIL Medalist, Patriot I, 2, 3, Art Club 2. SUZZANNE HANEY GAA I, 2, FTA 2, 3, Thespians 2, Parl. 3, DECA 3, Troian I, Patriot 2, 3. MARK HARRIS FFA I, 2, Troian Delegate I, 2, 3, Band I, DE 3. TERESSA ANN HARRIS FHA Sec. I, 2, Treas. 3, GAA 2, Troian I, 2, OEA Treas. 3, Office Aid 3. MARGIE HARVEY DECA 3, Pep Squad I, 2, Patriot I, 2. ' V I GARY HASSELL KAREN HERRIN X 1 NANCY HOOKER PATTI HEAD DEBBIE HELDENBRAND JOE DON HILL DONNA HOLLAND I I DAVID HUGHES JIM HUGHES DOLORES HELEN HENDERSON DANIEL B. HENRY A 'ii' ti., A 5' i LINDA HOLMES BARON HONEA WILLIE HUNT LESLIE O'DAY INGRAM DOLORES HELEN HENDERSON DANIEL B. HENRY LINDA HOLMES BARON HONEA WILLIE HUNT LESLIE O'DAY INGRAM GARY HASSELL Band I, 2, 35 UIL Medal Winner 'l, 25 All Region Band 35 Tennis 25 Stage Band 3. PATTI HEAD Youth for Christ I5 FHA I5 Hi-Steppers 35 Tro- ian Delegate I, 2, 3. DEBBIE HELDENBRAND FHA 2, 35 Speech Club 25 Troian I, 2, 3. DOLORES HELEN HENDERSON FHA I, Pres. 25 GAA I, 2, GAC Sec. 35 GAA Best All-Around I5 Tennis I, 2, 35 Pep Squad I, 2, Captain 35 DECA 35 Patriot l, 2, 3. DANIEL B. HENRY Chess Club 25 Slide Rule Competition 35 Out- standing Science Student Award 3. KAREN HERRIN JOE DON HILL Golf 2, 3. DONNA HOLLAND Troian I, 2, 35 FHA 25 OEA 3. LINDA HOLMES BARON NATHAN HONEA Student Council 35 Football I, 2, 35 All-Dis- trict 2, 35 All-East Texas 2, 35 A-I Jack I, 2, 3. NANCY HOOKER Library Club I5 FHA 35 VICA Reporter 35 Tro- jan I, 2, 3. DAVID HUGHES I Woodshop I I5 Art Club I, 25 VICA 2, 35 Patriot I, 2, 3. JIM HUGHES WILLIE HUNT Football I, 2, 35 Basketball I5 Trojan 1, 2, 3. LESLIE O'DAY INGRAM Longview H.S.: ROTC I5 Student Council I5 Kilgore H.S.: Football 25 Key Club 35 Drafting 2, 35 Red Shirts 35 Patriot 2, 35 Annual Staff Infection 3. BETTY JACKSON FAY JILES Q51 , I 1 CHERL A. JOHNSON 2 3 W N JOHN KEISER MIKE KENNEDY ELVERS LACY BRANT LAIRD ROBBY KERSH ANNE LANCASTER RONNIE JONES LUIS GONZAGA JUNQUEIRA I l JIM KILLINGSWORTH JERRY RANDLE KRANTZ RANDALL LEACH JEAN LEATHERWOOD BETTY JACKSON FHA I, 2, 3, Girls Choir 2. FAYE JILES CHERL A. JOHNSON FHA Parl. I, 2, FTA I, Cosmetology 3, Troian I, 2, 3. RONNIE JONES LUIS GONZAGA JUNQUEIRA Instituto de Educacao Estadval Euclides da Cunha I, 2, 3, Basketball I, 2, 3, Soccer I, 2, 3, Interact Club. JOHN KEISER VICA 3, Student Council 2, Student Body Pres. 3, Football I, Trojan Delegate I, 2, 3. MIKE KENNEDY Football I, 2, 3, All-District 3, FFA I, 2, Pres. 3, District Area State Qualifier for Meat Judg- ing Team I, 2, 3, Star Chapter Farmer 2, FFA Sentinel 2, 3. ROBBY KERSH Football I, 2, Basketball I, 2, Track I, Troian I, 2. JIM KILLINGSWORTH VICA 2, 3. JERRY RANDLE KRANTZ Band I, 2, 3, UIL Medal Winner I, 2, 3, Orchestra 3, Troian Delegate I, 2. ELVERS LACY Jr. Var. Football I, Captain 2, Varsity 3, Stu- dent Council 2, Troian I, 2, 3. BRANT LAIRD Golf I, 2, National Honor Society 2, Pres. 3, Class Sec. 3, Student Council 3, Honors Awards Banquet I, 2, 3, Handsome Nominee 3, Optimist Youth Award 3, Key Club 3, Tro- ian I, 2, 3. ANNE LANCASTER Band I, 2, Lieut. 3, UIL Medal Winner I, 2, 3, La Bamba 2, 3, Anchor Club Pres. 3, Youth for Christ 2, Program Chairman 3, Student of the Month 2, Optimist Youth Award 2, Patriot I, 2, 3, National Honor Society 2, 3. RANDALL LEACH JEAN LEATHERWOOD Student Council Alternate I, 2, 3, Patriot I, 2, 3, Pep Squad I, 2, Captain 3, GAA I, 2, 3, Class Officer 2, Youth for Christ I, 2, National Honor Society 2, Treas. 3, B-Team Tennis I, 2, Varsity 3, FHA Treas. 3, Acapella Choir Pres. 3, Girls Choir I, Choir Medalist I, 2, 3, Chamber Singers I, 2, 3, All-Region, All-State Choir I, 2, 3. STEVE LOVELACE JIMMY McFARLAND A BARBARA DENISE Moons IALEXANDERI MIKE MAPLES LOIS MCKINNEY RONNIE MOORE Ig 5 ZETA MASON KAY MCKNIGHT BILLY MORSE JOY McCULLOUGH A MARGARET MCELYEA MARK MELTON ' DEBBIE MINOR ,,,,, .1 af ' ,alia Y . f, Q . -..sa FRED NASH PAM OLIVER ., 4-73' We A., .,, Q, ff f .saggy A MAx5,,!V,,,V,,,m fs. 4, 'Sig' M f - A V fm W, O., ft ' 'ft .wfzxii .. M... vl', I'+ .,-a if In 67 , ., ,V .. fmt, .tv if ,F gif all Wg ' We f- IV' fo -fp ,Yi ., .,,,-1, f 1 A .- fr -M r wk' STEVE LOVELACE Football I, 2, Troian Delegate I, 2, 3, FCA I, 2, Slide Rule 3, Key Club 3. MIKE MAPLES Football I, 2, 3, National Honor Society 2, 3, Student Council I, 3, FFA I, Vice Pres. 2, 3, State Meat Judging I, 2, 3, Patriot I, 2. ZETA MASON JOY McCULLOUGH Orchestra 3, Band I, 2, 3, UIL Medal Winner I, 2, 3, All-Region Band 2, 3, Acappella Choir 3, All-Region Choir 3, School Paper 2, Patriot 2, 3, Youth for Christ 3, Bay High School lBay St. Louisl: Science Club I, Band Section Leader I, School Magazine I. MARGARET MCELYEA JIMMY McFARLAND Trojan Delegate I, 2, DECA 3. LOIS MCKINNEY FHA I, 5th Vice Pres. 3, Mixed Choir 3, Tro- ion I, 3, Delegate 2. KAY McKNIGHT Pep Squad I, 2, Newspaper Staff 2, Drill Team 3, FHA 3, Concert Choir 3, Troian I, 3, Patriot 2, Library Aide 2, 3. MARK MELTON DEBBIE MINOR National Honor Society 2, 3, Youth for Christ l, 3, JAC's I, 2, UIL Debate - 2nd Place 2, Pep Squad l, Student of the Month 3, OEA Pres. 3, Girls' Choir I, Patriot I, 2, 3, Honor's Banquet I, 2, 3. BARBARA DENISE MOORE QALEXANDERI Troian Delegate I, FHA 3. RONNIE MOORE BILLY MORSE FRED NASH Band I, Lieut. 2, Captain 3, UIL Medal Win- ner I, 2, 3, Science Club 3, Thespians 3, Key Club 3, Patriot Delegate I, 2, 3. PAM OLIVER FHA Ist Vice Pres. 2, 3rd Vice Pres. I, Sci- ence Club I, Sec. 2, Band I, 2, Newspaper Staff I, 2, Patriot Delegate I, 2, 3. JIMMY O'QUINN BILL O'ROURKE MARY LOUISE OTTO It kk,,. , Mmyw ff DEBBIE PANNELL KAREN KAY PATTERSON PAUL PEARSON W ,, X CLAUDIA PITTENGER RICHARD POLLICK DEBBIE POULTER ,M .,,, K ff ' V- 7 Aw we F L, Ik it I 3 If 5 L, We if L ! V,,V 33 ..,l ...ass 31. K 491. THOMAS EARL OVERMAN RITA FAYE PALMER MARGARET POWELL A l DANNY PRESTON TONY POWELL JIMMY O'QUINN BILL O'ROURKE Golf Team I, 2, 3, Patriot I, 2. MARY LOUISE OTTO Band I, 2, 3, UIL Medal Winner, La Bamba I, 2, 3, Outstanding Spanish III Student 2, National Honor Society 2, 3, Advisory Pres. 2, Anchor Club 3, Troian I, 2, 3. THOMAS EARL OVERMAN Art Club 3. RITA FAYE PALMER Pep Squad I, 2, Captain 3, FHA I, 4th Vice- Pres. 2, 3, FTA 2, 3, Choir 2, 3, Volleyball 3. DEBBIE PANNELL Pep Squad I, OEA 3, Patriot I, 2, 3. KAREN KAY PATTERSON FHA I, 2, GAA I, 2, Troian I, 2, 3, DE 2, 3, Pep Squad I. PAUL PEARSON Advisory Vice Pres. 3, DECA 3, Patriot I, 2. RONALD PETERS La Bamba I, 2, Science Club 2. DANNY PRESTON Band I, 2, 3, UIL Medal Winner I, 2, 3, Patriot I, 2, 3, Thespian 3. CLAUDIA PITTENGER Acappella Choir, All-Region Alt. 3, Orchestra 3, FHA I, 2, 3rd Vice-Pres. 3, National Honor Society 2, 3, Optimist Youth Award 3, Band I, UIL Medal Winner 2, Patriot I, 2, 3. RICHARD POLLICK Jr. Varsity Basketball, Baseball 2, 3, National Honor Society 2, 3, Boys' State Participant 2, Troian I, 2, 3. DEBBIE POULTER FHA 3rd Vice Pres. I, Mixed Choir 2, Acap- pella Choir 3, Troian I, 2, Pep Squad 2, Drill Team 3. MARGARET POWELL Troian I, 2, 3, Mixed Choir 2, Girls' Concert Choir 3, FHA 3. TONY POWELL Patriot I, 2, 3. BILL PYLE KERRY RAWLINSON I ,Q CONNIE REEVES BILLY RIGGINS JOANIE RISINGER E CHARLES ROSSUM BARNEY H u RUBIN MARTHA SALMONS DIANE RENTZ DONNA RHODES . nes tif.,-,,a ' wziziwiiil,-1..:H I Q,-Qi ga, ,, ,,. ,,., ., ,.,,2 nx. , .. ..,,. .:.,1....1,. . .. VICKIE ROBERSON VICKI ROBERTS JULIA A. SANCHES REMONIA YVONNE SANDERS BILL PYLE VICA 3. KERRY RAWLINSON Football I, 2, 3, All District 3, FFA I, Pres. 2, 3, State Meat Judging I, 2, 3. CONNIE REEVES Pep Squad 2, 3, Pep Squad Captain 3, Trojan I, 2, 3, Advisory Pres. 2. DIANE RENTZ JOANIE RISINGER Patriot I, 2, 3. BILLIE ANN RIVERS FTA I, 2, 3, OEA Reporter 3, Pep Squad I, 2, Student Council I, alt. 2, 3, Patriot I, 2, 3, GAA I, 2, 3, Girl's Choir I, Mixed Choir 2, Chamber Singers 2, VOE I, Anchor Club Treas. 3, Drill Team Lt. 3, Newspaper I, Art Club Vice-Pres. 2. VICKIE ROBERSON Pep Squad I, 2, Captain 3, FHA I, 2, Histo- rian 3, Girl's Choir 2, 3, Trojan I, 2. VICKIE ROBERTS FHA I, 2, Pep Squad I, 2, Trojan I, 2, Beauty Nominee I, 2, 3, Hi-Steppers 3, Girls Choir Pres. 3, FTA 3, GAA 3, Homecoming Princess 3, Girl's Concert Choir 3, Volleyball 3. CHARLES EDWARD ROSSUM FFA I,2, 3,Art I, 2, CVAE I. BARNEY PHILIP RUBIN Basketball I, Golf I, 2, 3, Student Council I, 2, Student Body Vice Pres. 3, Trojan I, 2, 3, Trojan nominee for Treas. I, Class Vice-Pres. 2, National Honor Society 2, 3. MARTHA SALMONS FHA I, DECA 3, Band I, 2, 3, UIL Medal Winner, Patriot I, 2, 3. JULIA A. SANCHES Student Art League I, OEA Vice-Pres. 3, National Honor Society 2, 3. REMONIA YVONNE SANDERS GAA I, 2, 3, FHA Officer I, 2, 3, Beauty Pageant Nominee I, 2, 3, Most Beautiful 2, 3, Patriot I, Trojan 2, Student Council 3, Vol- leyball Co-Captain 3, FTA 3, Mixed Choir 2, Homecoming Princess 3. E JOHN same LAURA SCHLEIER EDDIE SCOTT JANET SMITH JOY SMITH DAVID SOWDERS I G CRAIG STARK DELIGHT STEWART ANGELA GAY STILL LEE SINGLETARY ROBIN SLAUGHTER RONNIE SPRADLIN ELLEN STUTCHMAN GARY STONE LAURA SCHLEIER FTA I, Pres. 2, Vice-Pres. 3, GAA I, GAC 2, 3, Thespian I, Treas. 2, Vice-Pres. 3, Reflec- tor Staff 2, 3, Student Body Treas. 3, Patriot I, 2, 3. EDDIE SCOTT Troian 2, 3. JOHN T. SETTLE Ill Basketball I, 2, 3, Track I, 2, Senate Aide 3. LEE SINGLETARY Football I, 2, 3, FCA I, 2, 3, Handsome Nominee I, 2, 3, Golf I, 2, 3, District Medal- ist I, Regional Qualifier 2, Basketball I, Stu- dent Council I, 2, 3, Class Vice-Pres. 3, Tro- ian I, 2, 3. ROBIN SLAUGHTER Band I, 2, Maiorette I, Drum Maior 2, Hi- Steppers 3, Troian I, Patriot 2, Honor Award 2, UIL Medalist 2. JANET SMITH National Honor Society 2, 3, GAA 2, 3, Opti- mist Youth Award 3. JOY SMITH Pep Squad I, 2, Cheerleader 3, Class Favor- ite I, 2, Beauty Nominee I, Runner-up 2, 3, La Bamba I, 2, Vice-Pres. 3, Anchor Club Vice-Pres. 3, Homecoming Queen 3, FFA Sweetheart 3, District Sweetheart 3, GAA 2, 3, Youth for Christ 2, 3, National Honor Soci- ety 2, 3, Most Spirited Soph. I, Troian I, 2, Patriot 3, DAR Good Citizen 3, Optimist Youth Award 3. DAVID SOWDERS Mixed Choir I, 2, Acapella Choir 3. DONNA SPANGLER RONALD SPRADLIN III La Bamba I, Vice-Pres. 2, Pres. 3, Thespian 2, 3, FTA I, 2, Patriot I, 2, 3, Red Shirts 3, Key Club Advisor 3, Reflector Staff 2, Editor 3, Senate Aide 3. CRAIG STARK Kemper Military Academy: Class Pres. I, Kil- gore H.S.: Debate Team 2, 3. DELIGHT STEWART ANGELA GAY STILL FFA 2, 3, Sentinel 3, Band Lt. I, 2, 3, UIL Medal Winner, All Region Choir 2, 3, All State Finalist 3, Troian I, 2, 3. ELLEN STUTCHMAN Orchestra 3, Choir I, 2, Acapella Choir 3, UIL Choir Ensemble Medal Winner I, La Bamba I, 2, 3, Pep Squad 2, Captain 3, Youth for Christ 2, Chamber Singers 2, Optimists Youth Award 2, Troian I, 2, 3. GARY STONE ICT 2, 3. JILL THOMAS BARON THROWER DAVID TUCKER EDDIE TURNER Q . 5 BART WATSON CARLA WATSON CYNTHIA ANN WAXLER k f' PAMELA Y. THURMOND LINDA TOLIVER 4.11 ,, 14, , I' 'ri-37,41 it y at , gif-5' , . jj 33?'?f5,f , ,Q - , ' ,ze 1 3 ,I .. TERESA WINDHAM Q. W J.. P. . - 2 '- 1 Q.. DENISE WASHINGTON .Q f ,- JILL THOMAS Cheerleader 3, National Honor Society, La Bamba I, PASF Chairman 2, 3, GAA I, 2, 3, Homecoming royalty 3, Pep Squad I, 2, Class officer I, Trojan I, Patriot 2, Beauty Pageant Nominee I, 2, 3, Youth for Christ 3, Outstanding Teenager of America 3, Honors Banquet I, 2. BARON THROWER JO FRANCES THURMOND Band I, 2, FHA I, 2, FTA I, Trojan I, 2, 3, Cosmetology 3. PAMELA Y. THURMOND FHA I, 2, Band I, 2, Trojan I, 2, Hi-Stepper LT. 3, Girls Choir Vice-Pres. 3, Concert Girls Choir 3, GAA 3, Var. Volleyball 3. LINDA TOLIVER FHA I, 2, Class sec. 3, Trojan I, 2, 3, Band I, 2. DAVID TUCKER Football, Green Machine Capt. 2, 2nd team all district 3. EDDIE TURNER Atlanta H.S.: FFA Sec. I, Science Club I, For- estry Club 2. Kilgore H.S.: Redshirts 3, FFA 2, 3, Science Club 3, Key Club Parl. 3, Trojan 2. BRENDY WADY FHA I, 2, 3, Student Council I, Mixed Choir 2, Volleyball 3, Patriot I, 2. MARK WALDMAN Track I, 2, 3, Student council I, Vice-Pres. 2, Senate aide 3, FTA I, Vice-Pres. 2, Pres. 3, La Bamba I, 2, 3, Basketball I, Class Officer 3. DENISE WASHINGTON Band I, 2, 3, UIL Medal Winner, Band Sweet- heart 3, Choir UIL Medal Winner I, Stage- band Vocalist 2, FHA Class Pres. 2, Chapter Reporter 2, Trojan I, 2, Student Council I, 2, Newspaper Statt I, 2, Mini-mester Commit- tee 2. BART WATSON DE 2, ICT 3, Student Council 3, Trojan I, 2, 3. CARLA WATSON FHA I, 3, OEA 3, Trojan I, 2, 3, CYNTHIA ANN WAXLER Majorette I, 2, 3, Asst. Drum major 3, UIL Medal Winner, Band I, 2, 3, Trojan I, 2, 3. DONALD WHITESIDE TERESA WINDHAM Science Club 3. SUSAN WININGER JOLENE WOOD PATRICIA KAY WOOD SUSAN WININGER JOLENE WOOD PATRICIA KAY WOOD Youth for Christ lg Pep Squad 2, Cap- Patriot Delegate 25 FHA 3. tain 3, Patriot I, 2, 3. PICTURES NOT AVAILABLE Adry Adams John Kulok Jerri Arnold Billy McFarland Jim Ballew Jay Miller Curtis Bell Glenn Nail Karl Bolt Otis Nix Virgil Brown Ronnie Calico Marilyn Coleman Lynness Crim Billy Ferry Melissa Fitch Danny Gilliam .Ioan Harold Robert Harris Bill Hopkins Willie Hunt Carlton Hutchins Loretta Jones Pam Jones John Parrish Ben Peterson Rose Polk Mariorie Rattler Marcell Reddic Ronald Sheffield Robert Sheridan Randy Sheridan Harvey Sibley Lewellyn Sibley Sandra Sibley Frank Tucker Charles Williams Derek Winkley Neta Winkley 'N wr! kzaw--,.-1S'.y Been Thru Can'+ Take Much More We're +he Qu 1 Q, -siifgfilerixz. , . e e Srs - DALE MITCHELL The Fearless Four TONIA HARVEY ZACHARY The wind-blown look MYRON THE MYSTERIOUS Srs. pick up invitations - AT LAST!!! Besi All Round John David Cox Jaoki Branfleg SENIOR SUPERLATIVEQ Mosf Likelg fo Succeed Branf Laird Jane? Smifh Most Talented Wifliesl Willie Hunt Marilgn Andrews Each year the graduating class elects sixteen Srs. to represent eight outstanding phases of Sr. life and Nobody knows the seniors like the sen- iors do! Mark Mellon Jean Leatherwood Friendliesi Terrg Copeland Linda Toliver Mosi School Spirii Larrg Burns Cargn Garner Mosl Aihleiic Travis Couch Sallie Campbell Mosi Troublesome Mike Kennedy Laura Qchleier l The Sr. Honors Assemblg The assembly opens as Mrs. Fenner announces the Sr. superlalives. 65,000 dollars in scholarships awarded The Class of '74 listens ahenfively . . . as usual. ,, ,Y What did Kenneth really do fo deserve the she said M was mine! title of Hi-Stepper Beau? One of many music scholarships. Sr. cheerleaders lead us in the school song for the last time . . . Don't cry, Baby! r Remember? RIGHT - Decorating for homecoming. . . Learning to brush our teeth. . . Fifties Day Especially remember all the money we spent on rings, invitations, souvenirs. . . the ice storm. . . picking up our invitations . . . Senior Banquet AHHH. . ABOVE LEFT: Actually, I wish 1hey'd hurry . . . I mean, l'm kinda hungry. LEFT 'Did you hear what ihey said aboui . . . ? BELOW: Take ii easy, Lew, fhey'II feed you ai LSU. eM 4172 MfQ,f,9 M,W7 f,,W?,,WfZ ffyfkzlf .fdafylfpifffw A few last minute preparations I I2 - 1 Q e ee , 234 3' ' 3 gil 1 Q Q im, i . V , .yi , fs gk , J Q 1 X , V: Q ,.,,r 'mgff ,, .1 e A . H wg, m gf m, . f - I , , . ,,,W V A ' ,W ,,, cv: ua ,f . .U . ,f gf' '12, 7 Q ,L Bi f W 35 , Z' Q Z i.m,fQQfmf::.f 1, ' 1 We,-21:15,QTL-1m,vskvf .42 2 w ww- as W N if 2 K 5 A E ma ' zz 3 '46 'I lv I 91 1 K ,Q 3? Azlff lfif miif i ,i.i:iEg,i51, 2LE Go get em Virg. C mon man hand I1 over Inspechng the fmal producf of twelve long years. J Sharmen Adams Kathy Anderson Susan Anderson Claude Ashley Terry Arden Leasa Bagwell Nancy Ballenger Archie Barrett Bob Barton Robert Barton Jovan Bass Larry Boss Roydel Bates Phyllis Batts Spencer Belflower Chris Bell Cynthia Best David Bieciuk Billy Blackman Karen Blanton Sharon Blanton Judy Boulwore Danny Brasher Janice Brown Jerry Brown Kevin Brown Stuart Brown Alvin Browne Gary Buck Michelle Burns 114 Innocent 'fil proven guilty! Debbie Carlisle Richard Chamberlain Billy Ray Chandler Carl Cherry Tom Chinn Mike Chisler John Cooper Roger Cox Delaney Clark Sharon Collins Vicki Conner Teresa Crews Randy Crocker Tammy Croft Danny Crouch Debbie Cubine Lisa Cruselurner Ricky Daniels Chuck Darden Shelly Dorman Nona Dorsey Tony Dowell Howard Dudley Dana Dukes Bobby Dunn Teresa Edney ll5 CLASS OFFICERS: Lisa Cruseiurner, Ronnie Threadgill, Karla Troboy, Cindy Yocham, Tricia OH, Joni Whittington, Gary Buck, Mike Gatons. Juniors BELOW: Favorites Veleia Strong and Mike Gaions. Gaylynn Ellerd Lorita Ellerd Wayne Enochs Gary Evans George Faber ' , , - Glenn Fennell 'F ,i',- 5.1 ,J 3 13 I , We in E M! Clif Floyd F Carol Frymier ef 1 - v iw, wwf? YQ I 4 Mmm 1 W. N? W if' H' if Qi 21 in 1 W ,,., Z S . sw.- .mfg 5 ' 'V V I Q g w w ge z f 2 5 ' My i A ' ' 5 in 1 QSM S, so gr S : 5 ,ri L: ,,,., is , 0 in ' 'vsgxzf 53 .s L .. ,gp ix fi 5 i 3' if 5 Q A2 Q w 2' in Q vi 45 51 'L 5 ' Q V' ag '95 'F Q 5? if fi S' L 1' Jfaif sf W 9, pw f aff Si' we -f I 'aiu ,R ,C 1 . ig-gag 1 I I , i i M L 'l.,-In , ' 3 f vii 1 ,eff ,1 w :fi H, - fi 'fix f. r 1 '. ,f .' N M L ' + Z7 'Y JS! ,V N -- , Y, ,QQ 1 a - S ,ii7ii i 'ix ,fiiellr H53 oi, Q 43325 ,fniig-,1 gw ,-. ' 'gf V. M 'f ff -fn , ' his , ,N ' V- i , Johnny Garcia A. C. Garret? Patty Garza Mike Gatons Kim George Jim Griffin Phillip Goode Larry Godwin Kaihy Gordon Logan Cough Renee Cough Dennis Cunn Diane Harris Joy Hale Rickey Hammoniree Doug Hancock Cliff Harder Dena Hays David Head Willie Henderson Sieve Herring Jimmy Hendrix Ki! Herrington Pam Hill Roberi Hinson Carl Hopper Guy Howell Debra Hughes Franklin Hulsey Robbin Hulsey Bobby Hunl Kay Hunter Tim Hutchison Carol Iker McDonald Ingram Brad Jack Billy Johns Belynda Joiner Debbie Jones Glenn Jones Janet Jones Sherie Jones II7 Shirley Jones Lynn Kehler Ann Kemp Glenda Kenney Ronnie Keys Sherron Killingsworth Ben Kincaid Reba Kinsey Jimmy Lawler Martha Lawrence Karen LaBlanc Brey Ledet Travis Lee Kim Lincecum Sheryl Lipscomb Robert London Joe LaRoux Rodney Lynch Mike Maddox Melissa Majors Jim Malone Curly Manning Nova Mapps Zann Matthews Janis Melton Gene Miles Harley Mitchell Joey Monk Eddie Montgomery Jack Moore 118 BLACK POWER! Larry Riggins Teresa Roberson Dallas Rogers Loretta Rossum Sharon Ressum Lee Salyer Maria Sanches Veronica Sanders David Scoffield Mac Seidel Diane Sheffield Florence Sheffield Robert Shell Ruby Sheppard Forrest Shields Debbie Shirley Roslyn Sibley Rusly Silverfoofh Chuck Smilh Jim Smith Kenneih Smith Lana Sneed Vern Spurlock Paula Square 120 We're S-O-U-L brothe Richard Squire Beverly Stanley Dianna Stewart Jack Stewart Ramona Still Mike Stone Gloria Strange Veleta Strong Susie Strube Eric Swanson Cathy Sweeney Janet Swetnom Terrilyn Tackett Jeff Thomas Ernest Thompson Gary Thompson Ronnie Threodgill Karla Troboy Bill Tucker Chuck Turner Perry Turner Robin Turner Luis Venitucci Cynthia Vestal 121 Kenny Visage Bobby Wade Darrell Walden Mike Walker Saundra Waller Audrey Warren Uvaylia Warren Kenneth Watkins Steve Watson Reba Weatherford Aubry White Donna Whitten Joni Whittington Willard Wiley Brian Wilks Barbara Williams Constance Williams Evelyn Williams Joseph Williams Mary Williams Mike Wilson Mark Wingfield Joy Woodruff Ginny Yocham 122 Manu Moods of Juniors KHS has a new batgirI!? Joey Monk practices for the pageant. Juniors participate in Thespian air raid. Gary Buck takes a quick snooze during class. l'II bet Gatons could tell us who this is! OFFICERS: LEFT TO RIGHT: Jimmy OH, Diane Hinson, Susie Swingler, Kay Threadgill Cindy Moyers, Gregg Leigh Ann McKinney, and Melissa Fenner. Billy Acker Lynn Adams Michael Adams Monty Adams Ricky Adams Eddie Adamson Neva Adamson Debra Albertson Debra Allen Tina Alston Lynn Anderson Neil Andrews Kim Arnold Eloise Ashley Tina Alexander Travis Barton Rufus Bell Mike Bradley Kelly Brighiwell Freddie Brirl Charles Broadwaler Sophomores M' in ' ' ,A-M Scott Brown Brenda Browne Paula Bumgardner Michael Burns Susan Burton Lawanna Calender George Comp Sheryl Camp Gregg Campbell Nancy Canterbery Gay Carpenter Lindo Carpenter Anthony Carroll Paul Carter Kenneth Chinn Willie Clark Caron Cleary Jay Clements Bertha Coleman Vergel Conner Danny Copeland Melinda Cook Phillip Couch Cindy Crouch Lisa Currin Gary Davis Terri Dean Sammy Derinwater Theresa Densmon Lilmah Dent Peggy Dickerson Michael Dickey Phylis Dudley Dana Duncan Pamela Earley Bradley Echols Debbie Eddington Everette English Valerie Frambrough Melissa Fenner Vickie Fowler Sam Franks Karen Gaby Brenda Gaines Debra Gandy Judy Garner Eleanor Geter Darryl Gilliam Connie Glenn Rodney Goode Charlotte Gordon Jay Gossett Jay Green Denise Groomer Rhonda Gunn Mark Hagerty 125 Deloris Lacy Deborah Lahaie tale ton ion , . .ommond Gregory Hawkins Starley Hankins Jamie Haynes Chad Heath Luceil Heil Donald Henderson Mary Henderson Ramona Hendrix Mike Herring James Hill Diane Hinson Lisa Holland Richard Horton Bobby Huey Patricia Hughes Lee Hunter Terri Hyden Annette Ingram Linda Jackson Jere Jemmerson Elbert Johnson Kathlene Johnson Rose Johnson Cheryl Jones Richard Joreen Kenneth Justice James Kelly Mark King Tammy Kenney Howard Kissick Cindy Lacy Kelly Laird Favorites JAY GREEN VICKIE FOWLER I J I Benjamin Lane Camille Laroe Billy Lindley Rusty Linton Paul Little Stephen Long Deborah Love James Magill Mickey Main Bronson Marshall Stephanie Mason Jollen Martin Beverly Matthews Lori Matthews Richard Maxwell Adalia Mayfield Craig McAlister Pam McCartey Patty McCartey Taylor McCartey Leigh Ann McKinn Paul McKnight Dora McKnight Marian McLane Larry McRimmon Vickie Messer Luther Mitchell eY Ronnie Montgomery Matt Moore Aubrey Morgan Cindy Moyers Mary Muncey Kelly Muntzell Debbie Mullican Jimmy Murphy Johnny Murphy Bonnie Myles I2 7 Jerry Nix Robbie Nodine Mary Odom Charles Osborn Jimmie Ott Billy Owens Byron Pace Ronnie Palmer Vanessa Palmer Cathy Pearson Randy Phelps Steven Pittenger Dana Pool Theressa Powe Willie Powe Dan Powell Marvin Price Kasey Pruett Nathaniel Randall Judy Redie Vickie Renfro Allen Rhodes Barbra Risinger Coleene Rivers Jabeth Rogers Debra Ross Cynthia Rossum John Rossum Terry Rutherford Lester Sanders Sandra Sanders Javan Schmitz Betsey Sheffield Wesley Sheffield David Sharree Beverly Sibley Karen Simmons Robert Singletary Curtis Small Charles Smith Keith Smith Lois Smith Wayne Smith Pam Smith Tammy Spicer Donnie Spradlin Horace Square Paul Square Lennie Stanley Laura Sweeney Janna Sweeney Susie Swingler Deborah Tankersley Alvin Taylor Calva Taylor Calvin Taylor View ,,, C 1 is li 5 l l, W I ' . ' f , M ' 2 Patricia Tyeskie Patti Yochum TYPICAL SOPHOMORE PICTURES NOT AVAILABLE Rhonda Bragg Jimmy Chamberland Janice Colbert Vanessa Duhon Chuiunna Ferguson Eddie Funderburg Johnny Garcia Thomas Henson Jenia Herring Julie Hinton Dale Hooker David Hooker Vickie Lane Janet Moore Johnny Moore Roni Nou Robert Partoin Sherrel Rossum Diane Rubin John David Salisbury Janet Scott Hobby Sibley Erie Swanson Audrey Warren Larry Zackery Pam Terry Sharron Thomas Teresa Thompson Anne Thornbrugh Jan Thornbrugh Kay Threadgill Larry Tinney Eula Tolbert Eddie Toliver Jodie Troth Lennie Vestal Leydell Vestal Suzie Vickers Pamela Walker Randall Wallace Andy Waller Gorden Waller Joy Ware Rickey Watson David Welch Steven Whitaker Charles Whiteside Nate Whitten Cynthia Widows Alice Williams Bobbie Williams Cecil Williams Ricky Williams Patricia Williams Tim Williamson Cindy Wilson Howard Wilson Elizabeth Wise Lisa Wylie Teri Yandle O ABOVE: Just like a sophomore, always in the snack bar skipping class, ABOVE RIGHT: Yea Pink, Yea Blue, Yea Sophomore Goo, Goo, Goo. Generally speaking not all Sophomores are bad, there are still a few good Kids left in the world. RIGHT: How quiet and peaceful K.H.S. was before these noisy Sophomores arrived. LEFT: Sophomores are always first in line for food. BELOW: The Green horns wait for the schedule rush to begin BOTTOM: The local gossip group is now in session. 4 'mW.,,-4,W.W..,.,ii V.,,.m.,b..Mm .N Honow 41.- H . k M1221 .nf gg, K J wr 1- ,'f- va -1-' f.,fi ww Mr J Travis Couch Homecoming Rogalig 1973 The Queen Jog Smiih The Couri Life is just a bed of roses for Joy. . . VICKIE ROBERTS REMONIA SANDERS JILL THOMAS Seniors Mosf lg il, ' -sf rx m L gifiigs ,,L, L X 3 ,.-,. 'Il 5 yi. 1 T? Beauig Jog Smifh Handsome Travis Couch Handsome Jim Dunawag Beauig Branileg Juniors Mosi Haridsome , Doug Hancock 'Mosi Beaufiful Leasa Bagwell Beaufg Liea Hfuseiurner Handsome Mike Gaions KR a Handsome Chuck Darden Beauig Nancg Ballenger Qophomores Mosi l Beaulg Debbie Allen Handsome Jag Green Handsome Rufus Bell Beaulg Vanessa Palmer Honor Grad uaies Valediciorian Jill Thomas W Q ELLEN STUTCHMAN JAMES GEE ANN LANCASTER LAURIE GRAY RICHARD POLLICK Saluiaforian - Brani Laird ROBIN SLAUGHTER KAREN ELMS R DEBBIE MINOR H7 Sp is M 6 -qv- FRONT ROW: D. Dukes, J. Greene, B. Clark, T. Copeland, E. Sibley, E. Lacy, M. Maples, C. Ashley, B. Tucker, B. Stansel, J. Lawler, R. Marler: SECOND ROW: J. Cox, L. Singletary, C. Cato, B. Portley, W. Hunt, E. Toliver, R. Palmer, L. Hamilton, L. Sanders, R. Harris, J. Arnold, M. Reddic, J. Kulak, J. THIRD ROW: R. Shell, D. Tucker, G. Buck, B. Honea, J. Dickerson, J. Perry, L. Sibley, R. Donnelly, K. Rawlinson, D. Hooker, N. Andrews, M. Kennedy, C. Darden, S. Lovelace: FOURTH ROW: J. Blocker, R. Masterson, L. Tucker, J. McCaleb, J. Dunaway, T. Couch, R. Keys, W. Barnhart, C. Manning. FABULOUS FIVE - BEST ALIVE Richard Marler, defensive back coach, Robert Masterson, defensive line coach, John athletic director: J. W. Witt, offensive line coach, Royce Shipp, offensive back coach. 1973 was anoiher big gear for ihe mighig Bulldogs ol' K.H.9. Riding a iide of unequaled in reoeni gears ai Kilgore, ihe BIG RED rolled up an impressive record and was ai one lime ranked sixih in ihe siaie. Ending ihe season wiih an 8-2 record. ihe 'Dogs placed a loial ol' ihirieen plagers on All- Disirioi ieams, and iwo men were named io ihe Texas Class- AAA All-Qiaie firsi ieam. Co-Captains LEW SIBLEY Senior ALL STATE Ist team Defensive End TRAVIS COUCH Senior ALL STATE 'I st team Defensive End Predicted to take the District 9-AAA I 1 the Mighty Bulldogs opened the 1973 season with impressive wins over non-district foes Daingerfield, Palestine, and West Rusk. Making a big name for themselves were the Wild Bunch, Kilgore's vaunted defense who time after time turned adversity into advantage. The Bulldog Wishbone explodesll BARON HONEA 1 Senior JOHN DICKERSON - Senior ALL DIST. - I st team -Tackle ALL DIST. - I St IBCIH1 - Guard MIKE KENNEDY - Senior ALL DIST. - lst team Defensive Tackle Henderson surprises 'Dogs in 9 AAA opener Riding a 4-T6 state ranking coming into the big game, the Bulldogs let an inspired pride of Lions get an early advantage, which could not be overcome. Henderson, the eventual District 9-AAA champs, went on to represent East Texas in the state semi-finals, where they were beaten by state champs, Cuero. JAMES PERRY - Junior ALL DIST. - 'l st team Tight End A touchdown brings excitement along the ' sideline. is M BELOW: Mgrs. and trainers - R. Shell, J Kulak, C. Manning, S. Lovelace. KERRY RAWLINSON - Senior ROBERT HARRIS - Senior ALL DlST. - 2nd team ALL DIST. - 2nd team Linebacker Halfback Arnold gets a few tough yards for the first down. .Wi -Dk DAVID TUCKER - Senior ALL DIST. - 2nd team Nose Guard , ...iva- JOHN D. COX - Senior JIMMY DUNAWAY - Senior ALL DIST. - Hon. Men. ALL DIST. - Hon. Men. Split End Tackle CHUCK DARDEN - Junior ALL DIST. - Hon. Men. Fullback 4. JOE MCCALEB - Junior ALL DIST. - Han. Men. Center Travis halts 'em while Lew attempts to behead a Chapel Hill player. l ELVERS LACY - Senior HARVEY SIBLEY - Senior LEE SINGLETARY - Senior Quarterback Haltback Quarterback Bulldogs drink Gladewater In first district win Bouncing back from the disappointment of the loss to Henderson, the Bulldog defense held on for a big victory for Homecoming MARCELL REDDIC - Senior Halfback L .. Kilgore players await the decision. Did Lacy make the first down? JERRY ARNOLD - Senior Halfback .. 41. MIKE MAPLES - Senior An outstanding tackle by Sibley assisted by Kennedy. Halfbcck 1 TERRY COPELAND - Senior Barnhart leads blocking for the work horse. Halfback Bulldogs demolish Center on the Roughriders home turf. Spoiling for a fight, the Kilgore eleven invaded Center and established themselves once more as a leader in District 9-AAA. uh. -. A M' WILLIE HUNT - Senior WES BARNHART - Senior RICHARD DONNELLY - Senior Tackle Tackle End Carthage falls once more. Heading for the end of the season in a must-win situation, Kilgore made its offense click to roll up 31 points while holding hapless Carthage to 20. 3 . 1 - I . I, , H , - ...,. ' , 5. . , ,- . , I. .E V . . K ., H V- F , Q iifqzu K 3 1 K' ' v iii . , T2 V 1 ..:. . '4 si :-i.lif ::hax . , 6 ' 'I , .spy ...ef.:z: ' 1 ' W,.. 4 s, r M - . ,, 1 , I .fr I .. This is NO time to go to the restroom, Perryl Honea looks things over after the whistle has blown. 156 Touchdown, Kilgorel Bulldogs get with Chapel Hill. Looking for revenge for last year's upset, the Big K traveled to Chapel Hill and came home the victor. LEFT: Nothing stops Chuck when he has to go. LEFT, BELOW: It's iust u big Dog fight. BELOW: Arnold has that break-away stride. Jacksonville destrogs Kilgore hopes for a district championship. Coming down to the last game with a chance to tie Henderson for the district crown, the Bulldogs fell short ond found themselves fourteen points behind the Indians at the sound of the last buzzer. .adn 158 , 'seein Q, .W Q 'M RONT ROW: James Kelly, Larry Tinney, Billy Ackers, Jimmy OH, Charles Breadwafer, Cliff Floyd, Virgil Conner, Roy Dale Bates, SECOND ROW: Dana ool, Randy Phelps, Jimmy Malone, Kelly Laird, Kenneth Smith, Donald Henderson, David Hamilton, Darryl Gilliam, BACK ROW: Coach John Hefner, lbert Johnson, Sammy Deerinwaier, Anthony Carroll, Gene Miles, Philip Couch, Billy Johnson, Gordon Waller, Coach Howard Stephens, Coach Don den. B-Team Foolball 1973-74 Varsitg Basketball Using a very effective zone defense, the Bulldogs had a winning year with a 17-12 season. Kilgore had three All-District players and finished third in district. Coach Don Oden was successful in building a team, but next year's team will be even better because there were three starting Juniors. GOOD LUCK in '74-'75. STANDING. Coach Don Oden, Jimmy Daniels, Perry Turner, Carlton Hutchings, Matt Moore, John Settle, A. C. Garrett, Ronald Keys, Bobby David Welch, Ronald Sheffield, Virgil Brown, Ronnie Calico, Coach Royce Shipp. KNEELING: Derek Winkley, Gregg Campbell. LEFT: Pap, A.C., and Wink think they can look the ball in. W L K.H.Q. Track Class AAA Champs 66 NV! .Lf ABOVE: STATE CHAMPIONS: BACK E. Johnson, A. Garrett, N. Andrews, T Couch, M. Waldman, J. Perry, R. Keys, DLE ROW: Coach R. Marler, J. Arnold, S. ter, K. Laird, L. Burns, C. Ashley, R. gill, R. Hammontree, Coach J. Heffner FRONT ROW: L. Sanders, P. Turner, V. ner, B. Hughey, J. OH, D. Hooker, C. L. Hamilton. LEFT: State 100-yard dash champ Robert Har ris shows other state qualifiers Larry Hamilto and Marcell Reddic how it's done. ABOVE: Waldman, If ugliness helps, l'll win stale. - AND HE DID. BELOW LEFT: Keys demonstrates Yhe Fosbury Flop right into ihe stale championship. 440 Relag As usual, Kilgore had an out- standing 44O-yard relay team in 1974. This team, composed of Mar- cell Reddic, Jerry Arnold, Robert Harris, Larry Hamilton, and Neal Andrews placed second at the State Meet. Arnold hands off to Hamilton LEFT: Kelly Laird sets new school record in The pole vault. I6 RIGHT: Hey, man, is there some way you can tilt these to help us out? BELOW: Larry Burns didn't really need any help. ln his first year of participation in the track program, he set a new school record in the hurdles. -4 1 171 RIGHT: Stale qualifier Travis Couch throws the discus in an early meet. BELOW: Miler Jimmy Ott huffing and puffing. BELOW RIGHT: The Oil Belt Relays draws a large crowd - and quite a few flies also. I 173 17 4 BACK ROW: Coach Dale Coach Bob Mdsferson Ronnie Keys Bobby Dunn Jack Broadwaler Eddie Hare Travis Couch Lew Sibley Curley Manning Robert She eslmoreland MIDDLE ROW John Kulak Chuck Darden Louis Venlfucci Richard Donnclly Mike Walker Gregg Campbell Jlm S W 2 : , , , , John David Cox, FRONT ROW: Terry Copeland, Jackie Slewarl, Mike Dickey, John Rossum, Danny Copeland, Jay Green Bulldog Baseball 176 f K I T 177 7 Mike Walker displays typical attitude O BACK ROW: Manager Gaylynn Ellerd, Paula Square, Kit Herrington, Lori Matthews, Kathy Sweeney, Lora Sweeney, Delaney Clark, Neva Pinke. KNEEL- ING: Mary Henderson, Kathy Coleman, Remonia Sanders, Sandra Sibley, Vicky Renfro. Girls' Vollegball ABOVE LEFT: GeT up, Kit, the baII's coming ABOVE: Joan Harold sets up. LEFT: A viciorious team leaves the court. BACK ROW: Jim Griffin, Cliff Harder, Joe Don Hill, Bill O'Rourke, Myron Burkett, FRONT ROW: Barney Rubin, Robert Singletary, Tom Chinn, David Welch, Vern Spurlock, Lee Singletary. K.H.9. Golf DISTRICT and REGIONAL CHAMPIONS, the Bulldog golfers placed second in the state tournament - the most outstanding showing in the history of Kil- gore High School. Senior Golfer Barney Rubin prepares for the state tournament. LEE SINGLETARY, REGIONAL MEDALIST and first day MEDALIST in the State fourno ment. A friendly little game - ai least one they can play. Brad Echols, Wayne Smith, Chuck Smith, James Magill, Mike Gatons, Philip Couch, Bronson Marshall. Men's l Tennis l 6 Girls' Tennis if .,,f ff' STAN , '-f ' I uri, ,V 1 no .1 tivnwg 'fiifxf gf ,, W sg ,ff .,. W '..,2ni. i ' il A 355422, w. p l 'Fi' . t'HfMsf5q, ' zfkfiifgeg vim M: DING: Sallie Campbell, Dolores Henderson, Cindy Yocham, Jean Lealherwood. SEATED: Karen Simmons, Peggy Dickerson, Sharon Motley x ' f I A u s ,. 4 T 5z jL' r::,s',:-5 H In g f ?', , , - '-3, 3 ,. Lg . Q Ji, ,V i il gij -' .L,L , I .gr -K-' - - -f W H, ' W H .ac-sc. J , 3 - - ,V 3 - , L. N ,. vii i , H g T H , - y 1 I H V V , , L, it m,,, Wb ,, - , T , ', - T Z i T ' ' ' ' ' W T I ,. , A ,lc T' n w! , af 'W , ,T T, ,. L,.,, ,. LEFT: The team gets in a lot of socializing between workouts. The girls fight hard on the courts - usually against each other. BELOW: Coach Howard Stephens is THRILLED with their performance. 7 was? ,gs I trrrkk A wg,wm xkgk I ,,,, .. if mi ' I E., wr W Haig U k O Hill. 5+ E, A Spli+ Second TDHS , ' Q You Will Treasure ' OZZZ ? . for a Life+ime 6 01151616 T . , me , 6 N Y RON's T y 5' 9-2 T ' PHOTOGRAPHY .T X STUDIO 6 61 Por+raiTs Commercial : Y S Q, Casuals Publicify ' , P gi Candids Weddings 'l ii .mx X o 1 460 N T 6 sa' Ol - pl S 9' 91-. When you Think Phofogra play 7,106 l N , ' 'i.g,fg,l' I 45 0' , . l 'O cyl Think Ron's Pl1o'I'ography. 9 Q 'vgytf 1 . f x 22 1,54 , : X :g'll qQl 9 I 6 Broadw6Y , 5-WIIN 984-4863 Kilgore, Tex. 75662 - ' ' -T I T Fi-g g! 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Box I458 Laird Hill Road Kilgore, Texas Chemical Division Rayferd Red PaH'erson Dis'rric+ Manager HALEY'S HICKORY BURGER Delicious Sandwiches 809 School S+. HALEY'S BAR-B-QUE 923 Houslon Complimenls of QUALITY MERCHANDISE Kilgore Shopping Plaza Kilgore, Texas GLASS Compliments FLOWER of S H Your Friendly wx SAFEWAY E222 sToRE Florafax FTD J. M. TAYLoR, wianage D PO. Box 1303 3l5 Lanllnp Kilgore, Texae P.O. Box I58I KARL F. EDMONDS, INC. OIL FIELD SERVICES Kilgore 2 I 4!984-5533 Hous+on 7 I 3!747-6547 P. O. Box 984 Kil SINGER SEWING CENTER 305 Nor+I'1 Kilgore Phone 984-6466 gore, Texas 756 2 6 Welcome +o KILGORE STREAMLINERI DRUG Geraldine, Gerald, and Suzanne Cox Fines+ Siea lcs in Texas Henderson Blvd' Prlvale Dining Hous+iJl:1dS+ree+ and Banquei' Facililies Hwy- 259 Norm 984-4848 Phone 984-202I Kilgore, Texas C l' Omigmenfs MARTIN BUTANE CO. WEST ER N R. S. Marhn, Jr. R E Office 30I N. Kilgore Yard 984-856i 2 I 7 E. 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Main ff KILGORE NEWS HERALD A No. I Newspaper 'For America's No. I Small Ci+y PRUETT ELECTRIC . Pho A shocking Family affair since I93 I 214 BILL MORTON JACK ANDERSON REALTOR DEVELOPER BUILDER INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER 3 I 2 E. Main Kilgore, Texas DEALER Phvne 984-8300 Kilgore Longview POOL COMPANY Kilgore and PaIes+ine Deep Workover - Swabbing 'From I 3,000 Drilling - High Pressure Pumps Rod - Tubing Work Kilgore - 984-50 I 9 J. B. McCracken PaIes'rine - 729-6903 Regional Manager FOR YOUR DRUG 8: PRESCRIPTION NEEDS UUUUUUQI SIITKDIPEIHEB JERRY WHITE Manager REGISTERED PHARMACISTS H II L 984 860l 984 8602 Congra+uIa'I'Ions +o Ihe Seniors from MOBLEY CCM PANY KILGORE CERAMICS CORPORATION RADER INSURANCE COMPANY CompIimen'I's of THE WILD BUNCH Autographs