Kimball High School - Excalibur Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 296 of the 1963 volume:

■ -R .-.. ■•)! . M. i ii ff r : ¥ • 1 M o - s; ' ; j: rJV. ■r 7  . V t l. i -j - k ' 5? f io.H ' . iM Life ' s a pudding of plums, Care ' s a canker that benumbs, Wherefore waste our elocution On impossible solution? Life ' s a pleasant institution, Let us take it as it comes ! Sir William S. Gilbert SEATED: John Motes, Mike Ramsey, Kaye England, Jack Burns, Cindy Mclver, Joan Miller, Cathy Callahan, Andy Hurley, Pat McCaininon. STANDING: Diana Carsey, Charles Lodowski, Bill Heaps, Melba Sutton, Ronnie Brooks, Uiura Greer. NOT PICTURED: Tommy Motley and Mike Pettey. JOIAUBUR SlZ l COf TWTS 7 DMkc jfeo« S 24 Q Mdm, SO J jijM$jOi Mi J 1 12 C)tg uu5 rfto is 174 FWottOjStti 192 SfJCMtfe 22S Acfeyifees 250 AAmftsiwg 276 whv .J± ' C idOnS visit (ii SCfiHA 0 Hc Junior Pojdij, IM t i JuM« , 1 962. SEATED: Pam Craft, Lynn Evans, Sylvia Forester, Mike Philli| - STANDING: Diana Carsey, Larry Bergstrom, Janet King, Carol Smith. V9DICM0N Uts. Ud ioPa; For her unlimited loyalty and devotion To the growing progress of Kimball; In appreciation For her understanding and love Expressed to all the students, As well as to the faculty, The staff dedicates The 1963 EXCALIBUR to Mrs. Helen Frizzel. EDUCATION IS THE BACKBONE OF DEMOCRACY 1 t ■! ' ?i:fc2S F W!ufelJ And still they gazed, and still the wonder grew That one small head should carry al he knew. Other Goldsmith BoCiJid 0 Jjuucxitilow TROM LEFT: Mr. Lee A. McShan, Mr. Donald M. Bruton, Mr. J. WiUard GraRg, Mr. John Plath Green, Mrs. Trjq- H. Rutherford, Dr. W T. White, Mr. R. B. Gilniore, Mrs. Vernon D. Ingram, Mr. Loyd G. Shelby, Mr. Robert S. Folsom. MEMBERS OF THE BOARD Mrs. Traq ' H. Rutherford is President of the Board of Education. She is the first woman member to head the group, and this is her seventeenth year of service. Mrs. Rutherford is a business woman, the former president of Rutherford ' s Business College. In 1950, Mrs. Vernon D. Ingram began her duties as a School Board member, after holding the presidency of both elementary and high school Parent-Teacher organi- zations. She was also a member of the Dallas City Council of the P.T.A. Her committee positions have been Lunch- room, Supplies, and Welfare. Mr. R. B. Gilmore is Vice-President of the Board. He has been a member of the Building Committee and ser ' es on the Athletic Committee. His occupation is that of Con- sulting Petroleum Engineer and Geologist. Mr. Robert S. Folsom is in the second year of member- ship on the School Board. He is Chairman of the Build- ing Committee, and is an attorney by profession. Serving as a Board member for the first year is Mr. Lee A. McShan, Jr. He is on the Athletic and the Supplies Committees and represents the Bryan Adams district. He is a Dallas florist. Mr. J. Willard Gragg also is a new member of the Board of Education. North Oak Cliff is his district, and he is on the Supplies and the Welfare Committees. His profession is that of law. Mr. Donald M. Bruton represents the South Dallas dis- trict. He has been a member four years, now serving as Chairman of Supplies. Formerly he was on the Lunchroom and the Tax Committees. His occupation is that of auto- mobile agency head. Mr. John Plath Green has served two years on the School Board, representing Place Two. He is Chairman of the Sites Committee. He is a lawyer. A third member whose service began last year is Mr. Loyd G. Shelby. He is in the Kimball district and is a builder and realtor of the area. He serves on the Building and the Welfare Committees. 10 Kdb)AJiiMStudonj Men dedicated to meeting the educational needs of a vast com- munit) ' and of individual students comprise the administrative staff of the Dallas Public Schools. They are the leaders in safeguarding democracy through the training of future citizens. DR. W. T. WHITE Superintendent of Schools MR. MOLLIS ALLEN Assistant to the Superintendent MR. DALE DOUGLAS Assistant Superintendent in Charge of Business MR. R. H. McKAY Assistant Superintendent in Charge of Administration Dr. E. D. WALKER Assistant Superintendent in Charge of Personnel DR. FRANK L. WILLIAMS Assistant Superintendent in Charge of Instruction MR. DON E. MATTHEWS Assistant Superintendent in Charge of Special Services Ui . W. p. DuaaM PRINCIPAL As Kimball ends its fifth year, Mr. W. P. Durrett records his fifth year of leadership and service to the school. Under his capable direction Kimball has moved to an eminent place among high schools of Dallas. We wish to thank him for all he has done and wish him continued success in Seeking the Best. DEAN M.A., Texas University As the Attendance Dean of imball High, Miss Flack has le tireless job of establishing le whereabouts of each of the ?00 students. She and her aff are largely responsible for le prevention of chaos at the eginning of the school year. he efficiency with which her ffice operates testifies to her bility. ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL M.A., Southern Methodist University In addition to his duties as disciplinarian, Mr. Killough serves the school in other areas. He is a sponsor for the Student Coun- cil and keeper of keys. Those who are acquainted with Mr. Killough on any basis other than professional know him to be a sincere friend of the students and to be dedicated to the welfare of Kimball. 13 OuA FuJbum MISS RUDA V. PPOOL M.A., Southern Methodist University Guidance programs follow many channels under the leadership of Miss Ruda V. P ' Pool and of Mrs. Carolyn Harvley. Problerns of subject planning, of scholarships, and of college choices are efficiently ironed out in the busy Counseling offices. Assistance is provided by Mrs Juanita Wiler, Clerk; and Mrs. Cheryl Renick with Mrs. Julia Ahlfinger, Co-operat- ing Teachers. MRS. JUANITA WILER phjii Phillig MRS. CAROLYN HARVLEY B.A., University of Georgia MRS. CHERYL RENICK, MRS. JULIA AHLFINGER 14 I Oj GmtS RjuM SuKXrfMy As co-ordinators in the business of running a school, the Principal ' s secretary and her assistant perform their duties with skill and dispatch. Countless details crowd their day, and their efficiency makes the machinery operate smoothly. Attendance clerks keep the wheels rolling with admit cards and with records for each day. MRS. HELEN FRIZZEL Secretary VigtJa ice SuWs U Mv School health comes under the watchful eye of the nurse who not only ministers to the sick but also checks teeth, eyes, and hearing. She keeps all medical records and aids in giving physical examinations to athletes. ATTENDANCE CLERKS: Mrs. Mary Wilmut, Mrs. Ouida Hoyle, Mrs. Evelyn Phillips. MRS. BONNIE GREEN Secretary ' s Assistant MISS ETHEL GOODNIGHT B.S., R.N., Texas Woman ' s University and Parkland Hos- pital Charles Young Mrs CF. Crandell, Mrs. Dick Klosterman. NOT PICTLIRED: Mr. Ralph Walters. Pcjtj d T CJcl j (J A In many ways the Parent-Teachers Association supports the program of school affairs. Aiding teaching facilities anc sponsoring activities such as dances, the Association sets up a budget which it follows during the school year. 14 OFFICERS Mrs. W. L. Miles President Mrs. Paul Bollman Vice-President Mrs. Frank Liebert Recording Secretary Mrs. R. E. Bailey Corresponding Secretary Mr. August Howe Treasurer Mrs. J. A. Elsberg Historian Mrs. Clint Barham Parliamentarian DEPARTMENTAL DIRECTORS Mrs. E. E. Landell Organization Mrs. Charles Young Program Service Mr. Jack Luttrell P W V Welfare Mr. Ernest Evans Education Mr. Ralph Walters ' ' Mrs Dick Klosterman Budget, Finance Mrs. Paul Hare « ' ' 0 DELEGATES TO DALLAS CITY COUNCIL Mrs. C. F. Crandell, Mrs. D. L. Hunt 16 A partial view of Executive Board members present October 2, 1962. T jOtd ms iMo KdUm Today ' s teachers are molders of tomorrow, spending long hours in and out of the classroom to prepare pupils for a vast and complicated world. Teachers in action pre- pare students for participation in the school of life. Mr. Pritchett and students dis- cuss current events in a History 7 class. - r ? ' MR. DALE ADAMS B.S., North Texas State U. English MRS. JULIA AHLFINGER MRS. LLUl A bLRiNhV B.A., Southern Methodist Uni- M.A., North Texas State U. versity English English MR. RUSSELL L. COBBS B.S., Stephen F. Austin State College Engh ' sh agfesli SWy itfeu aS v :yieSSto i MISS STELLA CONNELL M.A.. Baylor University English MRS. MARGARET COX M.A., North Texas State U. English Mr. Cobbs super ises a composition class MISS ELAINE JOHNSTON B.S., Memphis State U. English MRS. AUDREY LOVEGREN B.A., Southern Methodist English, Journalism MR. SHAMU ' S MEHAFFIE B.A., North Texas State U. English MRS. CHERYL ANN RENICK B.A., North Texas State U. English I MISS JUDITH SCHULZ B.S., North Texas State U. English, Debate MISS D ' LINDA SHILLINGBURG B.A., Southern Methodist Uni- versity Engh ' sh MISS CARMA STARR B.S.E., Arkansas State Teach- ers College English i IRS. MARY ROSS ZAPFFE B.S., Southern Methodist Uni- versity English OMji fuSfJi tfiS CaMO x) % Classes in English enrich the students ' background with the funda- mentals of grammar, composition, and literature. Convincing pupils that the skillful use of language is achieved through study and practice and improving their ability to think and to communicate their ideas is the major concern of the English Department. The bulletin board engages the interest of Miss Sliillingburg ' s Class. MR. RICHARD R ALLEN ALEd., Texas Christian University Business Arithmetic, Algebra. Ath- letics MRS. LORENE COVERT B.S.. L ' niversity of Oklahoma Geometry, Algebra An alert student explains gt unietry to , fr. Dickey ' s class. IWiiz Wo tfift The slide rule, template, compass ruler, pro- tractor — and a reliable ruler not too far away, figure in the activity of math students as they work pro- voking problems. Kimball offers extensive oppor- tunity for the advanced student who wishes to re- ceive college credit. Mathematics has become an important area of study, supplementing science and engineering. Mathe- maticians are responding to many challenges as old procedures are replaced. fli MISS LINDA DARNELL B.A.. North Texas State U. Algebra, Trigonometr) ' , Geo- metry MR. VERDE DICKEV M.A., Texas Christian L ' niver- sity Geometry MRS. BETTY ELDER B.A., North Texas State U. Algebra. Trigonometry, Ca|. cuius MISS VIRGINIA FITE M.A., Southern Methodist University Algebra. Geometry 20 kl k I i f J0 . MR. THOMAS FOSTER B.S., North Texas State U. Algebra, Trigonometr) ' WtaAGO ' ' R MmA MR. JOHN McINTOSH MRS. AMY McMURRY M.Ed.,North Texas State U. B.A., Austin Colle,«e Algebra, Geometry Algebra, Business Arithmetic MRS. JOAN SMITH B.A., East Texas State Algebra, Trigonometr)- Cm MR. CARL TALBERT M.EcH., East Texas State Geometry, Algebra, Athletics MRS DORIS BLACKBURN B S , North Texas I ' . Homeniaking mrs. loretta Mcknight M.Eil,, University of Houston Home and Family Living MRS. ANNIE LEE McLAIN B.S,, Stephen F. Austin State World History, Homemaking Mo Mfi Hafe£ i9 TeacW VcJLjohIk Qkdlh Homemaking courses provide many opportunities for girls to learn about nutrition, child care, home improvement, good grooming, selection of clothes, and social graces. Training secured in home and family living fulfills the highest objectives. Pride in making homes is gained in such study and con- tributes to a truly great art. Mrs. McKnight gives pointers in color and fabric study. Choice of suit.ihle styles is important to Mrs. Bl.ickhurns sewjng cl.)ss. 22 Industrial Arts courses develop talent and skill and lead to useful occupations and hobbies. Wood shop and metal shop train boys in fundamentals of handling tools and produce artistic objects. Basic principles of electrical wiring, etching, and repair provide training for future jobs and usefulness in the home. The study of precision drawing in mechanical drawing and in architec- tural design promote interest in many professions and trades. Texas, America, England and the World make the stuff of his- tory for modern students. Social studies would not be complete without Civics and Economics. Knowledge of the American heri- tage of constitutional government is thus fostered, as well as the science of world affairs. FRjOBLE U£: MR E. M. BARNETT M.A., Texas Technologi- CiU College Civics, Texas History, American History MR. RICHARD BURTON B.S., Sam Houston State Civics, American History From the realms covered, there- fore, pupils become famihar with past civilization and are led to interpret the present and to pre- pare for the future. MR. BOB LEACH B.S., Universit) ' of Texas World Histor) ' , Athletics MR. E. M. CAIN M.A., Southern Metho- dist University World History MR. JOHN CAMPBELL M.A., East Texas State American History, Ath- letics dihd MR. W.P. COX B.S., North Texas State U. World History, Civics MR. MARAN DOGGETT B.S., North Texas State U. American History MR. JACK HITCHCOCK B.S., North Texas State U. World Histor)-. Ath- letics MR. CLEBURNE PRICE B.S., Wheaton College American History ' , Athletics MR. J. L. PRITCHETT MAJOR H. W. WHITE B.A., Southern Methodist M.A.. George Peabody Col- University lege Civics, American History Economics, Militarv- Science 25 MRS. IVY BLAIR M.A., Austin College French, English History MR, RENE ESCOBAR M.M.Ed , North Texas State U. Spanish MISS PEGGY ESTES B.A., University of Texas Spanish li MRS. JANA GREENWAY B.A., University of Texas Latin, English MRS. RUTH HOEFFLER M.A., Southern Methodist Uni- versity ' German, Latin MRS. AURORA MORENO B.A., Southern Methodist Uni- versit)- Spanish 7 ' ' MISS M Good will, better understanding, and cultural attainments are products of foreign language study. With Latin, Spanish, French, and German courses, the interest in other lands and people awakens the student ' s cultural appreciation and en- larges his horizon with respect to a world brought close by modern transportation marvels. Mr. Escobar and his modern aids to teaching Spanish! t Mrs. Grecnway ' s students learn Latin nursery ' rhymes. UuSiC Dei;6fop$ To afc . . . f . dtk iM MR. GRADY BARNES M.M.Ed., North Texas State U. Band MISS JOAN BON BY B.S., Abilene Christian Col- lege Orchestra MR. JIM TOMPKINS B.M., North Texas State U. Chorus MISS ENNA FAY ROGERS M. A. .Texas Woman ' s University Art, World History . . .7{iatSu|)pfe ie cfcSf)eftcIi , A Music soothes us, paintings inspire us, and drama thrills us. From these age-old arts it is possible to live more fully, not only by talent developed and by self-expression realized but by enjoyment derived from contemplation. The creative urge finds an outlet, and many students serve others in their activities with the band, orchestra, and chorus, as well as in art and speech. MISS ZELV; ' ANDA HENDRICK M.A., Southern Methodist Uni- ersity Speech, Drama Miss Rogers encourages aspiring young artist MRS. NfARV ARNWINE B.A., East Texas State Biology MR. G. K HIMPHREYS B.S.. University of Tennessee Physics MR. HAMILTOiX JONES B S.. Xorth Texas State U. Biology MUS.V MR. PAUL LOFTIN M.S., East Texas State Biology MRS. MARGARET MILKE B.S., Texas Woman ' s Un versity Chemistry Throuch the use of modern teaching devices and well- etjuipped laboratories, Kimball ' s science students are keeping pace. In biology is developed an understanding of living organisms. Laws and principles governing inanimate objects are emphasized in physics. Chemistry provides knowledge of the composition and properties of all substances and the changes they undergo. Science has a continuing effect on everyone ' s life as new developments, new discoveries and new inventions make life easier. MR. ROY MUIRHEAD B.S., East Texas State Biology MR TOMMY PALKO B.A.. Pan-American College Chemistr) ' , Biology MR. GERARD SOLOMON B.S.. North Texas State U. Biology 28 MRS. VINNIE LEAH CHENAULT MRS. MADGE P. DILLON MRS. BETTY GANNAWAY Libraries have been called lifelong universities. Hence, the high school library furnishes a means of increasing knowl- edge, a chance open to anyone who wishes to add to his supply of information. Enjoyment of reading, plus the use of source materials, makes the library a center of interest. Study halls, too, function in connection with the school pro- gram, giving pupils time to prepare assignments and to as- similate completely the topics they are to remember. MRS. ORELYA KLINE MRS. CLEO LAWSON MISS AUDREY PATTON M.L.S., Texas Woman ' s Univer- sity Librarian With physical fitness as the keynote, gym classes give an opj5ortunity for each student to take part in exercises and games. Intramural sports are also part of the program ' as groups within classes match athletic ability in contests. Driver education and Behind-thc- Wheel training aid the young drivers to become safe drivers as they prepare for driving licenses. B S , H.ist Texas State Physical Education MISS JOAN McSHAN M.Ed., Southern Methodist University Physical Eduiation Bend and stretch. Reach for the sky! . 1K O.WID CLARK B.S., North Texas State U. 30 Driver Education MR. ALEX LOUIS B.S., North Texas State U Physical Education i MR. JAMES ALFORD M.E., East Texas State Bookkeeping, Geometry MISS BARBARA CARRELL B.B.A., North Texas State U. Typing MRS. LOURENE PIGG B.B.A., North Texas State U. Shorthand MISS MARY ELLEN WOLFE B.B.A., Baylor University Typing MRS. RUBY WOMBLE B.S., North Texas State U. Bookkeeping, Typing Business training proves attractive to many boys and girls vho wish to enter careers afforded by courses in typing, short- land, and bookkeeping. Mastery of the typewriter aids in reparation of written assignments in high school and col- ege. The practical experience gained in Distributive Educa- ion carries out the doctrine, Earn while you learn. Tmdii Fun for everyone takes the stage when pedagogical dignity relaxes and the students learn about school spirit. Education is not limited to the classroom as the Kimball faculty go into action. ' Ii..k1ili CliccrlciJcTS [ir.Ktite k itation. l Columbus awaits the 6-(-dollar question. Drivers just before take-off. FRONT ROW, from left: Louvenia Medlock, Rosie Freeman, Walter Gipson, Inez Pruitt, Mrs. Edra Harlee, Mildred Meharg, Anna Sharp, Roxie Morehart, Lillian K. Greer. SECOND ROW: Ola Love, Vera Tinnard, Lottie Stubblefield, Emma Redmon, Marion Smith, Nancy Williams. NOT PICTURED: Carole Howie and Myrtle Lusky. lwiuduU ()lnv CtJl v FRONT ROW, from left: Sidney Bivins, Charles Toney, Alvin Chilton, Wheeler J. Smith, Glen G. Frazier, Milton Reynolds. BACK: Jefferson Day, George Lynch, Hebron Crawford, Cleo Foster, L. J. Furgason, Jessie Busby, Monnie Vinson. FRONT: Charles Rush, Head Custodian. NOT PICTURED: Gustav Oberg. 5i:n(ok mm) v W SENfOR; Training is everything, the peach was once a bitter almond; cauliflower is nothing but cabbage with a college education. Siimi cl L. Clemens 35 1 962- 1 962 36 •BILLY JOE AKINS Rod and Gun Club; Bowling, Sergeant-at-Arms; Knight Rollers Skat- ing Club; National Home Builders Architectural Award; Crafts Fair. PHIL STANLEY ALFORD Science Club. C i AJ(M JOHN MANNING AMSLER Knight Band; Knight Beats; All-City Band; Student Coun- cil; Science Club; Corona EDORA JEANNE ALLEN National Honor Society; Trou- badears; Student Council; Hispanic Honor Society; A Cappella Choir; El Sol; Science Club; Future Teachers; Bowling; Red Cross Council; Office Assistant; Bible Credit Award; Candidate, Linz and Everts Awards. ANONA MARLENE ANDERSON Majorette, ' 62- ' 6.V, Knight Band; Flagbearer, ' 6l- ' 62; Secretary, Future Teachers; Future Homemakers; Latin Club; Bowling; Assistant, Dean, Study Hall, Mr. Kil- lough ' s. DOUGLAS ARNOLD JERRY ASHFORD Knight Marching Band; Junior Achievement; Chess Club; Stage Crew, Musical, ' 61. ROBERT MICHAEL ASHTON Knight Band; Bookroom Assistant; Rod and Gun; Bowling; D.E. Club; President, Knight Rollers. ' LILLIAN ELAINE AYRES Editor, Knight Life ; El Sol; Hispanic Honor Society; Quill and Scroll; Future Homemakers; Science; Junior Achievement; Dean ' s Assistant. 37 JUDY KAY BAUGHMAN Art Service Club; Knight Life Staff; Red Cross; Knight- alears; Study Hall Assistant; Christmas Play; Bowling Club; Science; Crafts Fair Award. BARBARA DIANE BEASLEY Y-Teens; Future Homemakers. PATSY BAKER Flagbearer, ■62- ' (53; Y-Teens; El Sol; Hispanic Honor Society; Latin Club; Red Cross Council; Candidate, Linz Award. NANCY ELLEN BARRON Future Business Leaders; Treasurer, Bowling Club; Future Nurses; Traffic Safet)-; Future Teachers; Future Homemakers; Study Hall Assistant. S tUW MARY ELOUISE BEAN Future Teachers; Future Busi- ness Leaders; Morning Medi- tations Committee. NANCY BEAZLEY Troubadears; Latin Club; Treasurer, French Club: Science; Bowling. THOMAS PETER BELLINGER Junior Achievement. CARLA SUE BENDERMAN Latin Club; D.E. Club. MIKE BENTLEY Knight Band; Red Cross Council; Bowling; Future Scientists. 38 MICHAEL GROVER BERGER Cnight Band; Military Band; Orchestra; Commissionexl Officer, DCC; Lancer Drill Team; Rifle Team. LARRY BERGSTROM ' rench Club; Key Club; Letterman ' s Club; Letterman, Track, Football. ' % £$ RICHARD ALAN BERRY El Sol; Hispanic National Honor Society; Future Busi- ness Leaders; Student Council; Baseball; Nominee, Handsom- est Senior Boy; Senior Play; Candidate, Linz and Everts Awards. SAMUEL JAMES BERNARD Co-Captain, Cross Country Team; Future Business Lead- ers; Latin Club; Student Coun- cil; B-Team, Football; Sports Editor, Knight Life. THOMAS C. B. BISHOP National Thespians; National Forensic League, Degree of Honor; Senior Play, Director; Track; Football Letterman, Letterman ' s Club. JOAN ELIZABETH BLAZER Troubadears; Future Nurses; Latin Club; Clinic Assistant; Knight Life Editor, Special Editions. BILL BOLINGER NDCC, Non-Commissioned Officer. KATHLEEN BONE Cheerleader, 1961-63; Most Popular Senior Girl; _Most Popular Girl, Sophomore and Junior; Treasurer, Sophomore Class; Student Council; National Honor Society; El Sol; Hispanic Honor Society; National Thespians; National Forensic League; Senior Pla ; Morning Meditations Committee; Candidate, Linz and Everts Awards. BILL BOSTON Knight Band; Red Cross Council; Science; Bowling; Candidate for Linz, Everts Awards. 39 ROXALD EUGENE BOYD Sports Editor, Knight Life ; Student Council; El Sol; His- panic Honor Society; Senior Play; Gift Committee, Senior Class; Baseball B-Teani; Crafts Fair, First Place. ANN BRACKEEN Student Council; German Club; Bowling; Study Hall Assistant; Candidate, Linz, Everts Awards. STEVE BRANDENBURG LADONNA GENE BRANHAM Y-Tctns; Future Homemakers; Future Nurses; Future Teachers- Traffi safety; Bowling. PAMELA JANE BRAZZIL Sophomore Sweetheart Nominee; Football Sweetheart, Sophomore; Red Cross; Art Service Club; Bowling; Future Business Leaders; Senior Play; Assistant, Dean ' s Office. PENNY BRINSON Art Service Club; Future Business Leaders; Senior Play; Assistant, Deans Office; Assistant, Principal, Study Hall; Crafts Fair Awards! 40 VICKI BOULTER Student Council; Red Cross; Art Service Club; Bowling- Future Business Leaders; Knightalears; Christmas Play, 196V Studv Hall Assistant; Crafts Fair. LARRY PHILIP BOWLES Knight Band; Militar)- Band; Knight Beats; Student Conductor Orchestra; Dal-Hi Symphony; National Thespians; Bowling Club- Senior Play Cast; Bible Credit Award Ckd 4 CAROLYN SUE BOYKIN A Cappella Choir; Spring Musical, ' 62. GARY BROCK Skin Divers; Camera Club; Spring Musical. LINDA SUE BROCKWAY Y-Teens; Future Honieniakers; Future Nurses; Future Teacher; Traffic Safety-; Bowling Club; Dean ' s Assistant. 1963 ANDREW FRANKLIN BROWN Football Letterman, 2 years; Basketball Team; Track Team; Sophomore Class Secretary; Student Council Member-at- Large; Letterman ' s Club. ' ■  ► ' dik RONALD DALE BROOKS National Honor Society ' ; Ten- nis Team; Quill and Scroll, President; Annual Staff; Can- didate for Linz and Everts Awards. JOYCE LYNN BRUNSON Y-Teens; Future Homemakers; Secretary, D.E. Club; Study Hall Assistant. GEORGEA LEE BULLOCK Future Homemakers. BARBARA JOAN BURCHFlELD A Cappella Choir; Dal-Hi Symphony; Section Leader, Concert Mistress, Kimball Orchestra; Secretary, Orchestra; Future Homemakers; Future Nurses; Y-Teens; Junior Achievement; Senior Play. JACK MICHAEL BURNS Excalibur Staff; Quill and Scroll; Commissioned Officer, NDCC; Battle Group Executive Officer; Vice-President, German Club; Officers Club; Drill Team E.O.; Anthology Contributor. BARBARA SUE BURR Troubadears; National Honor Society; Hispanic Honor Society; Future Business Leaders, Reporter; El Sol; Future Homemakers; Bowling Club; Ice Skating; Assistant. Clinic, Study Hall; Crafts Fair; Candidate, Linz and Everts Awards. 41 DONALD WAYNE BUTLER DONALD LYNN BYBEE Football Lttttrman; Junior Manager, Track Team- Skin Divers; Science Club. Q JidOA DANNY WAYNE BYERS Manager, B-Team Baseball. MARVIN BYERS Key Club; Track Letterman; Handsomest Senior Boy; Na- tional Honor Society, Pres- ident, Junior Year; Vice- President. Junior Class; Vice- President, Senior Class; Can- didate, Linz and Everts Awards. GAIL BEVERLY BYROM Knight Life Staff; Future Homemakers; Science Club; Y- Teens; Ice-Skating. CATHRYN CLAIRE CALLAHAN Excalibur Staff; Troubadears; Quill and Scroll; Future Business Leaders; Latin Club; Junior Achievement; Dean ' s Assistant. DENNIS CARDER Bowling Club; Crafts Fair, First Place. DIANA AURORA CARSEY National Honor Society; Quill and Scroll; Student Council, Chairman of Activities; Editor-in-Chief, Excalibur ; Junior Traffic Safety. City Representative, Delegate to S.M.U., President of Kimball JCTC; Debate Team; Corona Eximia; French Club; President, Ice Skating Club; Manager, Tennis Team; Art Service; Senior Dramatics; Morning Meditations; Marching Band; Senior Invitations; Clinic Assistant; Crafts Fair; Candidate, Linz and Everts Awards. BRADSHAW TEAGUE CARSON Knight Band; Knight Beats; El Sol; Science Club. 42 J(jliJ JOHN PAUL CARTER, JR. Jat;onal Honor Society; Basketball Team; Student Council; Chairman, senior Gift Committee; Senior Play; Bowling Club; Crafts Fair- Candidate, Linz and Everts Awards. TRUMAN EARL CHRISTOPHER Best All-Round Senior Boy; Treasurer, Senior Class; Vice-President, Student Council; Junior Class Treasurer; Captain, Football Squad[ ' 62- ' 63; Football Letterman; All-District, Football; All-Greater Dallas! Second Team; Track Team; Key Club President; Hispanic Honor Society; Letterman ' s Club; Business Committee, Senior Play. :Ai JUDY KAY CLEM Y- Teens; Junior Achievement; Art Service Club. TOMMY NEAL CLOUD Baseball, A-Team; Basketba B-Team; Bowling Club. SUSAN COE National Thespians; French Club; Assistant, Clinic, Dean ' s Office; Senior Play Cast; Traffic Safety. JANICE COLEMAN Troubadears; Sophomore Sweetheart Nominee; Student Council; Bowling Club; Future Business Leaders; Red Cross; El Sol; Assistant, Dean ' s Office, Principal ' s Office. CHERYL COLLIER HARRIS French Club; El Sol; Bowling; Red Cross. LINDA MAE COOGLER Future Business Leaders; Future Teachers; Y-Teens; Christmas Play- Senior Play; Study Hall Assistant. 43 SANDRA COOGLER V-Tcens; Future Teachers; Red Cross; Future Business Leaders, Bowling Club; Christmas Play, ' 62; Assistant, Study Hall, Principal ' s Office; Crafts Fair. ERNIE COOK JOE COOK A Cappella Choir; Projection- ist; Safety Club; Science; Chess; Rod and Gun; Skin Divers; Key Club Follies; De- bate; National Forensic I.eapue. Q JidO PAUL CORDRAY Student Council; Football; Track; Basketball; Bowling Club. CARROL CORPtER Wittiest Senior Girl; Student Council; French Club; Bowl- ing; Senior Play. liiL j JAMES CORLEY Knight Band; Library Coun- CAROL LYNME COX National Honor Society; ' Vice President, Librar) ' Council Reporter. French Club; Co rona Eximia Delegate, 1961 El Sol Delegate, PASF, 1962 Y-Teens; Future Business Leaders; Ice Skating; Bible Credit Award; Perfect Attend- ance Award; Candidate, Linz and Everts Awards. MICHAEL CRACRAFT German Club; National Honor Society. PAMELA DOCIA CRAFT Lieutenant, Troubadears; El Sol; Hispanic Honor Society-; Future Business Leaders; Company A Sweetheart, 1962; Principal; Mr. Killough ' s Assistant. PATTY CRAWFORD Future Homemakers, Vice-President; Bowling Club Treasurer; Future Teachers; Traffic Safety; Bible Award. BILL CREIGHTON Bowling Club. GAYLAND ROY CROCKETT Commissioned Officer, NDCC Drill Team, Royal Lancer; In structor Staff; Officers Club Military Band Co-Ordinator Best Military I, ' 60- ' 6 Knight Band; Science Club 1963 SCOTT IRVIN CULPEPPER RANDIE CUNNINGHAM French Club. MAURY WALLACE DARDEN, JR. Baseball Team; Cross Country Track Team; Football, B- Team; Student Council. GEORGIA DOLORES DARROW Knight Band; All-Region Band; El Sol, Reporter; Latin Club; Future Nurses; Bowl- ing; Science; Representative, Spanish Workshop in Mon- terrey; Candidate, PASF Myrtle Tanner Scholarship; Study Hall Assistant. CHARLES BARRON DAVIS Key Club; Traffic Safety; Bowling Club; Track Manager. STEPHEN DAVIS Football, B-Team; Track Team, Cross Country; A Cappella Choir. MARY GAYLE DAWSON Captain, Troubadcus; Homccominj; Queen; Sweetheart Nominee, two years; Best Ail-Round Senior Girl; National Honor Society; Future Business Leaders; Secretar) ' , Track Team; Student Council- Dean ' s Assistant; Candidate, Linz and Everts Awards. PARKER DAY A Cappella Choir; Bowling Club; Secretary, Art Service; IceSkating; Assistant, Art De- partment. JANICE LEE DEAN ' ■Tccns; Future Hcimemakers; Future Teachers; Librar)- Council; StuJy Hall Assistant. JOHNNY DEGELIA C idOnS BRENDA KAYE DICKENS Future Homemakers; Y-Teens; Future Business Leaders. Al . DAN DENNEHY Vice-President. Safety Club; Red Cross; Junior Achieve- ment; Baseball. MARLONN SUE DIEROLF Knii;ht.ilears; Red Cross; Stu dent Council; Future Home makers; Future Teachers. LINDA TAYLOR DODSON Knight Life Staff; Student Council; Quill and Scroll; French Club; Treasurer. Future HomeiiLikcrs; Senior Pla y Art Service; Bowling; Debate Team; Speech Tournament; Red Cross Award of Merit; Junior Achievement; Individual Grand Award, Crafts DON ELTON DOSSER Baseball, A-Team; Manager, Football; Baseball, missioned Officer, NDCC. SUSAN BROOKE DOUGHERTY Knight Life Staff; National Honor Society, Quill and Scroll; Secretary, French Club; Senior Play Cast; Future Homemakers; Future Teachers; Senior Dramatic Club; Clinic Assistant; Junior Y-Tcens. BARBARA GANDY DRAWBAUGH Hispanic Honor Society; Troubadears; Red Cross. TOMMY DREWES Student Council; Treasurer, Key Club; Football Letter- man; Track Letterman; Red Cross; Letterman ' s Club. JAMES BELFORD DUFFEY National Honor Society; Stu- dent Council; Vice-President, Sophomore Class; JTC Dele- gate; Football Letterman, three years; Baseball Letterman, four years; Basketball, two years; Letterman ' s Club; All-City, Football, Baseball, Basketball; Key Club; French Club; Nominee, Best AU-Round Senior Boy; Harvard Book Prize; Candidate, Linz and Everts Award. ALICE FAYE DUNCAN Y-Teens; Future Homemakers. SUSAN DULANEY Co-Editor, Knight Life ' Student Council; Secretary Hispanic Honor Society; Fu ture Teachers; Future Home 1 makers; Traffic Safety; El Sol: VJ Red Cross; Junior Achieve- ment; Assistant, Gym, Lost and Found. PAMELA DEEN DuVAL A Cappella Choir; All- Regional Choir, ' 6l- ' 62; El Sol; Future Nurses; Y-Teens, Inter-Club Council. JUDITH ANN EARLY Club Editor, Knight Life ; El Sol; A Cappella Choir; Senior Dramatics; Bowling; Future Teachers; Future Nurses; Future Homemakers; Student Council; Morning Meditations; Assistant, Dean and Study Hall. GLENDA PAULETTE EDELHAUSER Y-Teens; Future Homemakers; Future Nurses; Future Business Leaders; Junior Achievement; Study Hall Assistant. MEREDITH LEE EDLESON Senior Play Publicity; Art Service Club. PATRICIA ANNETTE EDGAR A Cappclla Choir; Future Teachers; Future Nurses; El Sol; Hispanic Honor Societ)-; Science Club; Ice Skating; Knight Writers; Bowling; ReJ Cross; Morning Meditations; Dean ' s Assistant; Bible Credit Aw.irJ; r.in.lkl.iie. Linz and Everts Awards. THOMAS HARVEY EDMONDSON Knight Marching Band; Knight Beats; Military Band; Orchestra; Track Team; Bowl- ing Club; Science; Crafts Fair Award. (JACK) EHRLE President, Traffic Club; Dele- gate, S.M.U. Traffic Safety Conference; El Sol; Delegate, PASF Convention; Chess Club. CAROLYN MAURINE ELLIS Red Cross; Art Service JANIS ELLIOTT Captain. Knight Band, ' 6j- ' 63; Future Home- makers; Assistant. Clinic, Deans Office, Principal ' s Of- fice, 1962 CHARLOTTE ELLIS KATHRYN LOUISE ENGLAND National Honor Society; Ex- calibur Staff; Quill and Scroll; Latin Club; Y-Teens; Merit Scholarship, Letter of Commendation; Junior Achievement; Clinic Assistant; Candidate, Linz and Everts Awards. JAMES HARRACE EVANS, JR. Football Letternian; Track Team; Red Cross; Skin Divers; Candidate, Linz and Everts Awards. ' ■ JOAN MAY EVANS Knight Life Staff; Quill and Scroll; French Club; El Sol; Bowling Club. Hti; ] MARY LYNN EVANS Friendliest Senior Girl; Sweetheart Nominee, Junior; Homecoming QueerifHed Cross; Student Council; Assistant, Clinic, Office. CARL EDWARD FELTNER Stujdent Council; Red Cross; French Club; Baseball; Football B-Team. JERRY KAYE FELTS Knight Band; Knight Beats; Military Band. RONNY FERGUSON Non-Commissioned Officer, NDCC; Royal Lancer Drill Team; Rod and Gun; D.E. Club. C MUyiy dotJ LINDA FICKEY Future Business Leaders; Fu- ture Homemakers; Future Teachers; Y-Teens. BENNY MORAN FLORES Art Service Club. lite |o«li«f JANET GAYLE FORD Troubadears; El Sol; Future Business Leaders; Typing As- sistant. SYLVIA FORESTER Senior Girl Most Likely to Succeed; D.A.R. Citizenship Award; Troubadears; National Honor Society; Student Coun- cil; Hispanic Honor Society; El Sol; President, A Cappella Choir; Future Nurses; Vice- President, F.B.L.A.; Spring Musical; Advanced Bible Credit; Candidate, Linz and Everts Awards. ELIZABETH ANN FOWLER Student Council; French Club; Bowling; Art Service; Future Business Leaders; Future Homemakers; Senior Play; Representative, J.T.C.; Assistant, Typing, Clinic, Dean, Principal. JACQUELINE FORSYTH Troubadears; Feature Editor, Knight Life ; El Sol; His- panic Hpnor Society; Quill and Scroll; National Thes- pians; Senior Play; Candidate, Linz and Everts Awards. LEILANI DARLENE FOWLER Student Council; El Sol; Hispanic Honor Society; Y-Tccns; Future Homemakers; Red Cross; Junior Achieveiiicnt; Senior Play Usher. LEROY FRANKE Football Team; Basketball Team. GARY HOLMES FRY Kni jht Band; Bowlinj; Club; Chess; Skin Diving. BETTY PATRICIA GANNAWAY Lieutenant. Troubadears; El Sol; Hispanic Honor Society; National Thespians; Future Homemakers; Science; Bowl- ing; Assistant, Study Hall, Of- fice; Crafts Fair. C jidM WILLIAM GAY GARDNER National Defense Cadet Corps. NANCY GEARY JERRY GEE National Thespians; Senior Play; Track Team; French Club; Christmas Play. JERRY F. GILBERT Kni.uht Band; Knipht Beats; Orchestra; Stage Band; Spring Musical Future Business Leaders; Bowling Club. LINDA GILLEY Science Club. WELDON CRAIG GILREATH Knight Band; Knight Beats; Student Council; Red Cross; El Sol; Football, B-Team. RICHARD RANSOMK GRACE El Sol; Bowling Club. LARRY GREIiN Knight Band; Invitation Committee, Senior Class. LAURA ANN GREER National Honor Society; Trou- badears; A Cappella Choir; All-Regional Chorus; Spring Follies; Vice-President, Future Teachers; Delegate, F.T.A. Convention; El Sol; Hispanic Honor Society; Future Home- makers; Y-Teens; Student Council; Assistant, Office, Counselor; Candidate, Linz and Everts Awards. RONALD ROBERT GRUENWALD NDCC Non-Commissioned Officer; El Sol; Debate; Senior Play. 1962 CHERYL SUE HALL National Honor Society; Ma- jorette, ' 62- ' 63; Flagbearer, ' 61- ' 62; Knight Band; French Club; Future Homemakers; Corona Eximia; Future Teach- ers; Vice-President, Y-Teens; Bowling; Senipr Play Usher; Invitations, Senior Class; Crafts Fair; Assistant, Secre- tary, Mr. Killough; Candidate, Linz and Everts Awards. CAROL HAMILTON A Cappella Choir; Student Council; First Vice-President, Future Homemakers; Future Teachers; Bowling; Senior Play Usher; Counselor ' s As- sistant. MARY JOHN WHITE HAMILTON Future Teachers; Future Business Leaders; Advanced Bible Credit Award. DON ALAN GUAL NDCC; El Sol; Science Club; Future Business Leaders. JANICE EILEEN HALL Military Sweetheart; Vice- President, Future Home- makers- Y-Teens; Bowling Club. l WILLIAM RAY HAMMOND, JR. Radio Club. ROSILYN ALICE HARPER Red Cross Council; President. Junior Year of Red Cross; Art Service; El Sol; Future Nurses; Future Homemakers; Y-Teens; Ice Skating; Gym and Counselor ' s Assistant. BARBARA HART HARRIS National Honor Society; Treasurer, Future Nurses; Future Home- makers. 196S CAROL HARRIS A Cappella Choir, Vice-Pres- ident; All-Regional Choir; Student Council; Morning Meditations; Gym Assistant. SCOTTY HARRIS Male Chorus; Bowling Club. KRISTEN HARTLEY Future Business Leaders. LARRY HAZZARD BARBARA DIANNE HEATH A Cappella Choir; Latin Club; Future Scientists; Future Nurses; Future Teachers; Traffic Safety; Senior Play Cast. JANICE HEATH Y-Tccns; Future Business Leaders; Junior Achievement. L DE LENDA RAY HENDERSON Knight Band; Orchestra; Latin Club; Camera Club; Ice Skat- ing; Knightrollers; Future Business Leaders; Skin Div- ing; Senior Play Stage Crew. SHERYLN HENSLEE Future Business Leaders; Y- Teens; Future Homemakers; Future Teachers; El Sol; Bowl- ing; Stage Crew, Senior Play; Christmas Play; National Thes- pians; Study Hall Assistant. ANN HERRING Troubadears; El Sol; Hispanic Honor Society; Future Business Leaders; Future Homemakers; Senior Play, Costume Committee, CECILIA ELLEN HICKS National Honor Society; Hispanic Honor Society; El Sol; Y-Teens; Chess Club; Future Homemakers; Bible Credit Award; Candidate, Linz and Everts Awards. JOHNNY ALFRED HICKS Knight Band; Track Team; Knight Beats; German Club; Bowling; Rod and Gun; Bible Credit Award. ARLENE CAREY HIGHT National Honor Society; Knight Band; Tennis Team; Science Club; Allerlei. ERNEST JOE HEJNY BERNICE ELIZABETH HENAGH-AN Y-Teens; Future Business Leaders; Future Nurses; Ice Skating; Junior Achievement; Candidate, Linz and Everts Awards. C JIM M JIM HENKE Senior Play; National Thes- pians; Bowling; Rod and Gun; Christmas Play. Ifl DENNIS HILL Basketball; Baseball. JAMES MARC HILL Football; Track Tcanv, French Club. Q do dcm SUELLA LOUISE HILL Troubadears; Future Home- makers; Future Business Leaders; Counselor ' s Assistant. MARY KATE HILL Troubadears; National Honor Society; Knight Life Staff A Cappella Choir; Student Council; Tennis Team; Ten nis Letterman; Nominee, Senior Girl Most Likely U Succeed; Quill and Scroll; Ad vanced Bible Credit; Candi date, Linz and Everts Awards EDDIE JO HILTON Orchestra; Knight Band. PEGGY LOUISE HINES Future Homemakers: D.E. Club; Study Hall Assistant. GLORIA JEAN HOBBS Art Service Club; Ice Skating; Knightrollers; Bowling Club; Art Assistant; Senior Play Publicity. J. C HOGAN Candidate for Linz and Everts Award. JERRY HOHMAN National Thespians; Senior Play; Football; Track; Future Business Leaders; Bowling Club. I ROSEMARY HOLLAND French Club; Y-Teens; Future Homemakers; Future Business Leaders. JERRY WAYNE HOPE Football Letterman; Manager, Football; Track; Red Cross; French Club Outstanding Wood Shop Student, ' 61 - ' 62; Entry, Hoo-Hoo Club Crafts Fair; Junior Achievement; Commissioned Officer, NDCC Royal Lancer Drill Team. MARTHA ANN HOPKINS Y-Teens; Future Homemakers; Future Business Leaders; Ice Skating; Bowling; Assistant, Dean ' s Office, Principal ' s Of- fice. 1963 LINDA ELLEN HORNBUCKLE National Honor Society; Stu- dent Council; El Sol; His- panic Honor Society; Secre- tary, Future Business Leaders; Future Teachers; Crafts Fair; Advanced Bible Credit; Can- didate, Linz and Everts Awards. GERALD HORTON JAMES EVERETT HORTON Basketball Letterman. NANCY ANNE HORTON Lieutenant, Troubadears; Student Council; National Honor Society; Treasurer; Future Business Leaders; El Sol; Hispanic Honor Society; Red Cross; Bible Credit Award; Candidate, Linz and Everts Awards. DONALD HOUSTON Track Team; Bible Credit Award. SHARON HUDDLESTON Y-Teens; Future Homemakers; Bowling Club; Future Business Leaders; Ice Skating; Knightalears; Assistant, Gym, Dean ' s Office, Lost and Found. JIMMY HUMPHREYS Student Council Membcr-at-Large; Traffic Safety. Bowling Club; Bible Credit Award. Vice-President, NED ANDREW HURLEY Knight Band. Assistant Drum Major; Treasurer. National Honor Society; Student Coun- cil; Business Nfanager. Ex- calibur ; Corona Eximij; Knight Writers; Science Club, Vaf Editor; Quill and Scroll; Delegate to Boys ' State; An- thology Contributor; Runner- L ' p NCTE Literary Contest; Nominee. Senior Boy Most Likely to Succeed; Merit Schol- arship Semi-Finalist; Candi- date, Linz and Everts Awards. CHARLES MAURICE HYDE Bowling Club. CAS IRVIN Football Team; Track; Letter- man ' s Club; El Sol; ' student Council; President. Home- room. Sophomore and Junior Years. CAROL JAMES First Place. Central Dads ' Talent Show, 1962; Soloist, Orchestra; Spring Musical; Fu- ture Homemakers; Crafts Fair r rst Place; Knights and Ladies Chorus; National Win- ner. Piano Auditions; Sweet- heart Nominee. mkJik MICHAEL RAY HYDE President. Knight Band. ' 62- ' 63; Military Band; All-City Band; All-Region Band; Or- chestra President; Spring Musical; German Club; Bowl- ing; Crafts Fair. LINDA LEE JACOBS Student Council; Red Cross; Y-Teens; Future Homemakers. PATRICIA JANICEK JOE MALCOLM JERNIGAN Track Team; Bowling; El Sol Club. ALVIN JETT Knight Band; Knight Beats; All-Region Band; Orchestra; Student Council; Latm Club; Two First Divisions. Music Festival. 1962 JEANETTE KATHRYNE JOHNS Troubadears; National Honor Society; Orchestra; President, Future Nurses; Future Business Leaders; Reporter. Latin Club; Science; Bowl- ing; Future Homemakers; Ice Skating; Student Council; Make-Up, Senior Play; Red Cross; Crafts Fair; Candidate, Linz and Everts Awards. MARY ELLEN MARGARET JOHNSON Vice-President, Traffic Safet) ' ; National Thespians; Latin Club; Future Teachers; Future Homemakers; Senior Play Make-irp; Mr. Killough ' s As- sistant. MARY HELEN JOHNSON HOWARD ELLERY BEDFORD JONES National Thespians, Vice- President; Senior Play Cast; Bowling Club; Secretary, Rod and Gun; Ice Skating; Spring Musical. MICHAEL THOMAS JONES Knight Band; Military Band; Commissioned Officer, NDCC; Lancer Drill Team. STANLEY BURTON JONES Knight Band. Future Nurses; makers. Future Home- LYNN CLAIRE JONES Y-Teens; Secretary, German Club. PAMELA DIANE JONES Troubadears; National Honor Society; Student Council; Red Cross; Y-Teens; El Sol; Junior Achievement; Assistant, Study Hall, Office; Candidate, Linz and Everts Awards. DARREL JACK KELLER National Thespians, Clerk; Senior Play Cast; Football B-Team; Science Club; Latin Club; One-Act Plays. BRENDA KENNEDY GEORGE THOMAS KILLEBREW NDCC Commissioned Officer; Royal Lancer Drill Tianv Battle Group S-3; Officers Club. SANDRA JANELL KINDRED JANET ANN KING Lieutenant, Troubadears; Most Beautiful Senior Girl; Na- tional Honor Society; Sweet- heart, Junior Class; Basketball Queen; Mr. Killoujjh ' s Assist- •ant; Future Business Leaders. c 4 ' Troubadears; Senior Play; Latin Club; Future Home- makers; Science Club; Clinic Assistant. RAYMOND KOONCE Science Club; Bowling; Fu- ture Business Leaders. MARGARET SCRUGGS LaGARD Senior Play, Make-Up; Y- Teens; Future Homemakers; French Club; Red Cross; Spring Musical Usher; Christ- mas Play; Perfect Attendance; Junior Achievement; Assistant, Deans, Study Hall; Ondi- date, Linz and Everts Awards. BOB LACKLAND Battle Group Commander, NDCC; Royal Lancer Drill Team; President, Officers Club; Corona Eximia; First Alternate Appointee to West Point. ERNA MARJORIE LEE Y-Teens; Future Business Leaders; Deans Assistant; Ad- vanced Bible Credit; Candi- date, Linz and Everts Awards. HAROLD EMIL HENRY LEISTIKOW Knight Band; Orchestra; Football, B-Team; Chess Club. JOHN LENHEISER Football Team; Track Team; Baseball B-Team; Crafts Fair. Troubadears; Senior Play Crew; Future Homemakers; French Club; Corona Eximia. MARY JANE LENOX A Cappella Choir; Student Council; Future Homemakers; Future Business Leaders; Senior Play Usher; Counselor ' s Assistant; Bible Credit Award. CAROLYN JO LEVERETTE Knight Life Staff; Quill and Scroll; Student Council; Senior Play Usher; El Sol; Future Business Leaders; Future Homemakers; Ice Skating; Crafts Fair. THOMAS SCOTT LICHTENWALTER Senior Play Stage Crew; Traf fie Safety; French Club Bowling. C aX(vtS EMALEE RAYE LINVILLE Knight Life Business Man- ager; Y-Teens; El Sol; Knight Writers; PASF Convention Delegate, 1962; Bible Credit Award. DAN V. LITTEER Knight Band; Military Band; Baseball Team .Manager; Knightrollers Club. CHARLES ALAN LODOWSKI Excalibur Staff, Photog- rapher; Treasurer, Quill and Scroll; German Club; Science; Ice Skating; Skin Divers; Crafts Fair Award; Candidate, Linz and Everts Awards. ANITA KAY LOMAX Future Homemakers. KERRY GWEN LOVELL BARNES Y-Teens; Red Cross; Future Nurses. REBECCA EILEEN LOWERY Art Service Club. WINONA LEE LUNDAY National Honor Society; Student Council; Hispanic Honor Society; Future Homemakers; Future Teachers; Senior Play, Costumes; Crafts Fair; Bible Credit Award; Candidate, Linz and Everts Awards. i Q idonS RICHARD McCALL Football Letterman; Letter- KAREN GAY LUNDBERG Student Council; A Cappella Choir; Spring Musical; Y- Teens; Future Nurses; Science; Key Club Follies; Senior Play Usher. RUSSELL LEE McCOMBS i PAMELA ANNETTE McCORMACK Lieutenant, Troubadears; National Honor Society; President, French Cluh; Costumes, Senior Play; Candidate, Linz and Everts Awards. NINA ELIZABETH McCOY Y-Tccns; Bowlinj;; D.E. Club. CAROL JEAN McDOWELL StMdent Council; Y-Teens; El Sol, VaePresident, Corresponding Sec- retar) ' ; Delegate to PSAF Convention; Study Hall Assistant. LARRY McGUIRE NANCY JANE McGUIRE Student Council; Hispanic Honor Society; Y-Teens; Future Business Leaders; Senior Play Usher. CYNTHIA McIVER National Honor Society; Troubadears; Excalibur Staff; Vice-Pres- ident. Quill and Scroll; French Club; Vice-President, Corona Eximia; Candidate, Linz and Everts Awards; Merit Scholarship, Letter of Commendation. 196S DAVID L. McNEELY Knight Band; NDCC; French Club. JERRY ANDREW MALONE Senior Play Selection Com- mittee. BARBARA ANN MANN Future Homemakers. CAROLYN DIAN MANN Knight Band; El Sol; Art Service; Future Homemakers; Morning Meditations; Y-Teens; Red Cross; Debate Team; Future Teachers, City Council Representative; Traffic Safety Commission; Senior Play Usher; Crafts Fair Award; Assistant, Study Hall, Principal ' s Office, Dean ' s Office. JAMES ALLEN MANN Knight Band; Track Team. JOHN WAYNE MANN Football Letterman, three years; All-City Football, ' 61- ' 62; Track; Basketball; Letterman ' s Club; Bowling; Science; Most Popular Freshman Boy. .kdm JOHN EDWARD MANZECK Track; Cross Countrj ' Team. MARY ELLEN MARCELENO EI Sol Club; Crafts Fair. CHARLES WEIR MARTIN Student Council. DONALD MAXWELL Science Club; Senior Play. CYNTHIA SUE MAYES Lieutenant, Troubadears; Student Council; French Club; Latin; Can- didate. Linz and Everts Awards. LORETTA JEAN MAYS Y-Teens; Future Homemakcrs; Latin Club. TREVA KAYE MEADOWS Y-Teens; Future Homemakcrs. TERRENCE C. MEHAFFIE, JR. Chess Club; Projectionist; Book Room Assistant; Junior Achievement. ROBERT ARTHUR METZ NDCC; Junior Achievement. JAMES WILLIAM MILLER JOAN INEZ MILLER National Honor Society; Troubadears; Associate Editor. Excalibur ; Quill and Scroll; Traffic Safety Commission; El Sol; Art Service; Ice Skating; Future Homemakers; Assistant. Secretary ' s, Gym; Crafts Fair, two First Place Awards; Candidate, Linz and Everts Awards. BILLIE MELUGIN Knij hts and Ladles Chorus. GAYLE MERRIFIELD Y-Teens; Girls Chorus; Future Nurses; Future Homemakers; Assistant, Study Hall, Office. Q JldOKyCku BARBARA MILLER NANCY MILLER Bowling Club. M ' LARRY MIMS Golf Team, Letterman three years; President, Homeroom. ANN MOORE National Thespians; Y-Teens; El Sol; Bowling; Study Hall Assistant. CONDOLYN KAY MOORE Troubadears; Student Council; Future Honiemakers; Science Club; Ice Skating; Future Business Leaders; Junior Achievement; Dean ' s Assist- ant. ORLAND MATTHEWS MOREE NDCC Drill Team; Color Guard Commander; bowlm.i; Club; Rod and Gun; Knightrollers. MARY BETH MORGAN National Honor Society; Stu- dent Council; Secretar) ' , A Cippella Choir; Regional Cho- rus; Musical, Y)2; French Club; Future Nurses; Latin; Future Homemakers; Ice Skating; Advanced Bible Cred- it; Candidate. Linz and Everts Awards. THOMAS DAVID MOTLEY Wittiest Senior Boy; Art Edi- tor, Exxalibur ; President, Junior Class; Art Service Club; Traffic Safety Com- mission; Creator of Sir Justin. KAREN SUE MUNROE Troubadears; Future Home- makers; Future Business Leaders; Latin Club. Q JidonS dihdiM MICHAL ELSIE MULLIGAN Art Service Club; French; Ice Skating; Senior Play Pub- licity. DENNIS MUSSLEWHITE JOE P. NEAL N.Uional Thespians President; NDCC Commissioned Officer; Captain. Rifle Team; Officers Club; Lancer Drill Team; German Club; El Sol; Science; Senior Play; Skin Diving; Projectionist; Spring Musical; One-Act Play Tournament, Third Place. MICHAEL NEEDHAM Student Council; Knight Band; Orchestra; Bowling Club; Science; Skin Divers. f- ' JieXi filtei iiimmk STEVEN NELSON Knight Band; Orchestra, Sec- tion Leader; Science Club; Camera Club. 1962 CHARLES EDWARD NORTON NDCC; Bowling Club; Ten- nis; Crafts Fair, two First Place Awards; Certificate of Recognition, Young Designers Competition. AULTON BARRY O ' DELL National Thespians; Track; Red Cross; French Club. BOB O ' DELL MONTIE JO ODOM Student Council; Red Cross; Traffic Safety; Future Business Leaders; Future Nurses; Future Teachers; Future Homemakers; Y-Teens; Bowl- ing; Ice Skating; Junior Achievement; Study Hall Assistant. Basketba TIMOTHY JOHN NEEDHAM GARY ALAN NEIDENBACH ALICE MARIE NELSON Y-Teens; Future Home- makers; Future Business Lead- ers; Crafts Fair; Advanced Bible Credit; Candidate, Linz and Everts Awards. REUBEN DWIGHT NORRIS Football Team; Track; Base- ball; Letterman ' s Club; Bas- ketball Manager; Knight Life Sports Editor. WANDA MARION NOWLAND Y-Teens; Future Homemakers; French Club; Knightrollers; Crafts Fair First Place; Study Hall Assistant; Candidate, Linz and Everts Awards. BARBARA JEAN OSBORNE Art Service Club; Future Homemakcrs; Ice Skating; Bowling. PAT OSBORN Hispanic Honor Societ) ' ; D.E. Club. CAROLYN OWEN Knight Band; Science Club; French; Librar)- Council; As- sistant, Office. Library; Bible Credit Award. DICK PAFFORD Knight Band; Knight Beats; National Honor Society; Cheerleader; Tennis Team Captain; 2-year Tennis Letter- man; Science Club; Corona Eximia; French; Bowling. LINDA CAROLYN PARSLEY Y-Teens; Future Homemakers; Junior Achievement; Advanced Bible Credit Award. RICHARD PAGE President, German Club; Latin; French; Bowling; Can- didate for Linz and Everts Awards. LANNY WENDELL PEACH Knitht NLirching Band; Knight Beats; German Club PATSY C.AIL PEAVY Knight Life Staff; Future Homemakers; Future Business Leaders; Ice Skating; Crafts Fair; Bible Credit Award; Study Hall Assistant. JEANNE RENEE PEDEN Knight Band; Hispanic Honor Society; National Thespians- El Sol Treasurer; Y-Teens Secretary; Future Teachers; Senior Play Crew- Student Council; Red Cross; Delegate, PASF Convention; Advanced Bible Credit; Junior Achievement, Advanced Achiever Award; Perfect Attendance. Setotw OSoss GEORoi; pi;rry Student Cinincil. MICHAEL GOY PF.TTEY Treasurer, Student Council; Excalibur Sports Staff; Key Club; Quill and Scroll; Letterman ' s Club; Track Manager; Traffic Safety Com- mission; Bookroom Assistant; Football Letterman, 2 years; All-District Football, Honorable Mention. CHERYL ANN PHILLIPS Art Service Club; Future Homemakers; Bowling; Nom- inee, Most Beautiful Senior Girl; Homecoming Queen Nominee; Crafts Fair. PETER PHILLIPS Baseball, B-Team; Bowling Club; Rod and Gun; Skin Diving. SANDRA GUINN PRICHARD Troubadears; Knight Life Staff; Quill and Scroll; Senior Play; National Thespians; French Club; Ice Skating, PATRICIA DELL PRITCHETT Knight Life Advertising Manager; Student Council; Red Cross, City Council; De- bate Team; Future Teachers; El Sol; Art Service; Traffic Safety; Senior Play; Dean ' s Assistant. JACKIE RAHM Student Council; El Sol; Future Business Leaders; Traffic Safety; Science Club; Knight Band; Senior Play; Junior Achievement; Study Hall Assistant. LARRY JON RAINS Golf Team; Student Council. i i ' _ GEORGE MICHAEL RAMSEY Football Ltttcrman two years; Captain, Football Team; All-City Football, ' 61 and ' 62; Key Club; Letterman ' s Club; Track Letterman, two years; Student Council; Most Popular Junior Boy; Most Popular Senior Boy. JANE ELLEN RANDOL Y-Teens; President. Knifihts and Ladies Chorus; Spring Musical; One- Act Plays; Christmas Program; Vice-President. Art Service Club; Secretary. National Thespians; Senior Play Ost; Drama Scholarship to Lon Morris College. Cfi !t S oj- It THULA JEANNE RANKIN Red Cross; Office Assistant. RONALD DALE RATCLIFF Latin Club; Bowling. BARBARA ANN REESE Bowling Club; Counselor ' s Assistant. JOYCE ANN RICHERSON Junior Achievement. WILLIAM RANDOLPH RIDGLEY Football Letterman, 2-Year; Letterman ' s Club; National Honor Society; Key Club; French; Future Business Leaders; Candidate, Linz and Everts Awards. ANNE ELIZABETH ROBERSON National Honor Society; Troubadears; A Cappella Choir; All-Region Chorus; Latin Club; Future Homcmakcrs; Future Business Leaders; Future Nurses; Ice Skating; Spring Musical; Mr. Killough ' s Assistant; Bible Credit Award; Candidate, Linz and Everts Awards. LARRY ROBERSON National Defense Cadet Corps. 68 ERIC JOHN ROBERTS Orchestra; Bowling Club. STEVE ROBERTS Football: Track; Baseball. 1963 HARMON WHITE ROBINSON Bowling Club. M GWENDOLYN RUTH ROBINSON Future Business Leaders. JOHN HENRY ROGERS NDCC Commissioned Officer; Royal Lancer Drill Team; President, Library Council; Red Cross; Science Club; Senior Play Stage Crew. LINDA LOU ROLLINS Knight Life Staff; Knightrollers. JOHN DAVID ROWLAND Secretar) ' of Senior Class; Friendliest Senior Boy; Football Letterman, 2 years; All-District Football; All-Greater Dallas Team; Letterman ' s Club; K-ey Club. THOMAS ARTHUR RUSS Basketball Team; Traffic Safety; Red Cross; Representative, Junior Traffic Court; Delegate, Traffic Safety Convention. BARBARA JO SACHSE Y-Teens; Future Homemakers; Future Business Readers; Office As- sistant. 69 HELEN FRANCILLE SCOTT Red Cross; Future Teachers; I ' uture Homemakers; El Sol; Senior Play Cast; Delegate, FTA Convention; Lab Assist- ant, Homemaking; Mr. Kil- lough ' s Assistant; Perfect At- tendance, Three Years. CHERYL SHARP ■Knight Life Staf f; El Sol; I ' uture Homemakers, Secretary; Knight Writers; Science; Dean ' s Office Assistant. EVELYN KAY WILSON SHAW President; Art Ser -ice Club; Art Assistant; Senior Play Publicity; Rifle Team Sweetheart; Science Club. LARRY EUGENE SHAW Student Council; El Sol; Hispanic Honor Society; Red Cross; Skin Diving. STEVEN PERRY SHERARD Knight Band; Knight Beats; Orchestra; All-City Band; Student Coun- cil, Member-at-Large; Corona Eximia; Science Club; Bowling. KENNETH SIMPSON Knight Band; Knight Beats; Orchestra; French Club: Dance M C. JOSEPH WOOD SANDIFER LINDA SCHELL Y-Tcens; Future Homemakers; Future Business Leaders; Ice Skating. Q JldOJL JUDITH SCOTT Knight Life Staff; Student Council; Bowling Club; Study Hall Assistant. 70 SHERRY ANN SUGAR Sweetheart, Company A, NDCC; Latin Club; Future Business Leaders; Dramatics; Bowling Club. CHARLES SLOCUM Varsity Basketball, Baseball; French Club. CSm CAROL LOUISE SMITH National Honor Society; Trou badears; Hispanic Honor So ciety; Y-Teens; Future Home makers; National Award, Piano Guild; Assistant, Gym Dean ' s Office; Junior Achieve ment. Library Council; A Cappella Choir, Librarian. EDWARD ALAN SMITH Basketball; Track; D.E. Club. KAREN MARIE SMITH National Honor Society; Future Teachers; Historian, Future Business Leaders; Hispanic Honor Society; Senior Play L ' sher; Candidate, Linz and Everts Awards. LOREN E. SMITH Football Letterman; Letterman ' s Club; Hispanic Honor Society. MIKE SMITH Latin Club; Knight Writers; Red Cross. PATSY GAIL SMITH National Honor Society; Manager, Troubadears; President, Future Business Leaders; El Sol; Hispanic Honor Society; Future Nurses; Future Homemakers; Y-Teens. 71 TANYA JUNE SMITH [■ ' rcnch Club; Future Teachers; Future Nurses; Y-Teens; As- sistant, Typing. Dean,- Coun- selor; Candidate. Linz and Everts Awards. JAN SNIDER A C;appella Choir; Christmas Play; Science; Rod and Gun; Bowling. Orchestra. JOHN HOWARD SPARKS SANDRA SPROWLS PATRICIA ANN SMITH El Sol; Future Business Leaders RICHARD CHARLES SMITH President, Student Council; Senior Boy Most Likely to Succeed; Na- tional Honor Society; Secretary, Key Club; Treasurer, German Club; Two-Year Letterman, Football; Track Team; Optimist Club Youth Appreciation Award; NSF Summer Math, L ' niversity of Texas; Study Hall Assistant; Merit Scholarship Semi-Finalist; Candidate, Linz and Everts Awards. Future Nurses; Future Homemakers; Future Teachers; Traffic Safety; Bowling; Study Hall Assistant. EVELYN ELIZABETH STAEEORD El Sol; Hispanic Honor Society. JOHN BERNARD STAMEY III Bowling Club; Rod and Gun; Bible Credit Award; Candidate, Linz and Everts Awards. 72 1962 El Sol; Bowling Club MARY LEE STANTON Girls Chorus; Chairman Senior Play Make-Up; EI Sol; Sprinj; Musical; Knights and Ladies Chorus; Ice Skating. ERNEST ALBERT STARK, JR. Bowling Club. Q JidOnS DIANE CARROLL STARNES Knight Band; French Club; Y-Teens; Science; Counselor ' s Assistant. MICHAEL DANE STARK Football Team; Track; French Club; Bowling. BILL LEE STARR Knight Band. GARY ROBERT STEPHENS Knight Band; Military Band; Orchestra; Knight Life Photographer; Quill and Scroll. VERNON EUGENE STEPHENS, JR. Student Council; Science Club; Chess; Skin Diving; Camera Club; Advanced Bible Credit; Perfect Attendance Award, one year. WILLIAM RUSSELL STEPHENSON, JR. NDCC Commissioned Officer; Drill Team; Treasurer, Officers Club; B-Team Football STEVEN STOGNER National Thespians; Christmas Play; Senior Play -Stage Crew; Football; Baseball. 73 JANET ELAINE STOKES Troubadears; Knight Life Staff; Quill and Scroll; Future Busincs ' - Leaders; Senior Plav L ' sher; Assistant, Study Hall, Dean ' s; Advanced Bible Credit. NOLAN WAYNE STUBBS Football Team; Letterman ' s Club. MELBA JEAN SUTTON TroubaJcars; Xational Honor Society; Rcjjiniental Sweet- heart. NDCC; El Sol; His- panic Honor Society; Ex- calibur Staff; Quill and Scroll; Future Homcmakers; Vice-President. Future Teach- ers; Future Business Leaders; Staff Sweetheart; Candidate, Linz and Everts Awards. Q IMX) LINDA TEAMES A Cappella Choir; Y-Teens; Art Service; Junior Achieve- ROBERT THOMAS NDCC Commissioned Officer; Lancer Drill Team; Rifle Team; Chess Club; Rod and Gun. NONA JOYCE SWITALA Student Council; Vice-Pres- ident, Future Nurses; Knight Band; Future Homemakers; Science Club; Latin; Bowling; Assistant, Dean ' s. Clinic. w sy CHARLES M THOMAS Distributive Education. JACK E. THOMASSON BARTON REID THOMPSON Btseball Lettemian, 3- ' Vear; Student Council; Key Club; Hispanic Honor Society, JUDITH KAYE THOMPSON President, Future Homemak ers; Treasurer, ' Y ' -Teens; Military Secretar) . Troubadears ana,cer; Future Teachers; Art Service; Student Council; Red Cross; Kni.«ht Rollers; Assistant. Study Hall, Mr. Killough; Sweetheart, Camp Dallas. KAREN RENEE THOMPSON National Honor Society; Treasurer, Art Servitc; Future Honicmakers; Debate; Senior Play Publicity; Art Assistant; Junior Achicvennent. KAYE THOMPSON Science Club. MARSHA THOMSON fair. SAMMIE SUE TOWNSEND Y-Teens; Future Homemakers; Future Business Leaders; Knightrollers; First Place, Crafts Fair. WALTER TREWIN Company Commander, NDCC; Chief, Instructors Staff. DAVID TUCKER D.E. Club. CHARLES TYLER Royal Lancer Drill Team, NDCC. RICHARD KEITH VAN ARSDALE Cheerleader; National Honor Society; Future Business Leaders; Y-Teens; Future Nurses Junior Achievement. LYNDA SUE VANN Club; Assistant, Principal ' s Office; i tf . 1 JORGE VARONA SANDRA VELTMAN National Honor Society, Sccrctar) ' ; Student Council; El Sol; Hispanic Honor Society; Future Teachers; Future Business Leaders; Gym Assistant; Candidate. Linz and Everts Awards, RHETA LYNNE VON HAGEL LYNNA KAY WALKER Student Council; Future Teachers; Debate Team; Morn- ing Meditations; Future Home- maimers; Art Service; Secre- tary, Coin Club; Ice Skating; Advanced Bible Credit; Crafts Fair; Denton Speech Tourna- ment. BARRY RALPH WALTERS Drum Major, Knight Band; Knight Beats; Regional Band; Scholarship, National Music Camp; National Thespians; Stage Manager, Senior Play; Latin Club. i LANICE RAOULYNE WALKER Y-Teens; Future Homemakers; Future Business Leaders. JUDY KAY WALLACE ELMER DENNIS WARD Knight Band; Boys Chorus. Bowling Club. NEAL MORRLS WARE JIMMY DULON WARNELL I I MOLLIE JO WEATHERRED Future Home- RAY CHARLES WEIS NDCC Commissioned Officer; Regimental Staff; Co-Captain, Rifle Team; Secretary, Officers Club; Royal Lancer Drill Team. DONNA WHITE Secretary, NDCC; Y-Teens; Future Business Leaders; Dean ' s Assistant. RONNY WATKINS Knight Band; Orchestra; National Thespians- El Bowling Club. JANICE WAUL Future Nurses; French Club, Sol; Senior Play; GLORIA JEAN WHITE Student Council; Y-Teens; Future Business Leaders; Study Hal Assistant; Advanced Bible Credit. FRANK EUGENE WIESE Secretar) ' , Bowling Club. JUDY WAUL Future Nurses; French Club. JEANETTE WEINER Knight Life Staff; Student Council; Red Cross; Art Serv- ice; Study Hall Assistant; First Place, Crafts Fair. AUDREY WELDON Y-Teens; Knights and Ladies Chorus. BYRON WILBER Commissioned Officer. NDCC; Royal Lancer Drill Team, Commander; Vice-President, Officer ' s Club; Rifle Team; Rod and Gun. NANCY WILLIAMS Y-Teens; El Sol; Traffic Safety; Future Teachers; Future Business Leaders; Ice Skating; Junior Achievement. SHARON ANN WILLIAMS Student Council; El Sol; Y- Teens; Future Nurses; Future Teachers; Future Business leaders; Ice Skating. BILL WILSON President, Senior Class; All- City Football, Second Team; Football, Two-Ycar Letter- man; Basketball; Key Club; President, Sophomore Class; Most Popular Sophomore Boy. SHARLEE WILSON Flagbearer. Knight Band; Vice-President. French Club; President, Future Teachers. 1962 SANDRA I-AY WOOD Cheerleader; Treasurer. Future Teachers; NDCC Secretary; Future Business Leaders; Typ- ing Assistant; Gym, Study Hall Assistant; Y-Teens; El Sol; Red Cross; Junior Achievement. RAYMOND WISE KENNETH LEE WILSON Candidate, Linz and Everts Awards. LADDIE CHARTFS WOODS Commissioned Officer, NDCC; Officers Club; President, Male Chorus; Debate Team; Scholarship, Midwestern Debate Camp, Kansas Lfniversity; National Forensic League; El Sol; Kansas University Scholarship; Champion Debater Award, Summer Debate Camp. CHARLIE FAY YATES Majorette, 1961-1963; Na- tional Honor Society; Latin Club; Future Homemakers; Future Teachers; Candidate, Linz and Everts Awards; El Sol; Hispanic Honor Society. JANIE ELIZABETH WRIGHT Y-Teens; Future Homemakers; Junior Achievement. JACK KERNEAL WYATT Track Team; Student Council; NDCC Commissioned Officer; Junior NOT PICTURED Henry Christian Beutelman Alfred Barboza Robert Bolton Joe Bracken Mark Randall Brannon David Leroy Collier Alan Cox Alvin Benton Craig Priscilla Dorman Mike Raymond Harris James David Jones Joe Mahoney Tom Nix Sherry Renner Joe Leslie Salvador Judy Sparks A. Doug Tipps Barbara Williams C Jidon CJiMi PAULA YATES Secretary, NDCC; Future Business Leaders; Red Cross. I TRESSIA KAY LAMBERT DWAIN YOUNG Kimball Knight, ■62- ' 63; Pr esident, Knights and Ladies Chorus; Bas- ketball Manager; Track. SHIRLEY FRANCES YOUNG Knight Life Club Editor; Student Council; Quill and Scroll; Future Homemakers; Senior Play Usher; Crafts Fair; Advanced Bible Credit; Candidate, Linz and Everts Awards. LA TICIA ANN ZIMMERMAN Future Homemakers; Future Business Leaders; Red Cross, Vice-Pres- ident; Junior Achievement. 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OR SWf ON Good heavens! how did he find time to die when there was so much seeing on? Epamiiiondas (f. 250 B.C.) 113 laui lU STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS: Truman Christopher, Vice-Presi- dent; Dickie Smith, President; Davie Moore. Secretar ' ; Mike Pettcy, Treasurer. 2 2, Gwen Nancy Chandler CoMinsworth M Im ' dk Robert Corley Betty Cox Beverly Cull Dark-ne Gann Larry Dunn Cirol Harris Jimmy Hayes i9S Sbju3fe tfc CoukM Around which orsjanization do school affairs rightfully revolve? The Student Council. What is the most prominent student representative group? Right. The Student Council. Aims of the sponsors and members are high to uphold courtesy, honesty, and justice. Time and effort given by the Student Council to the welfare of Kimball are commendable. MRS. LEOTA BURNEY Sponsor MISS VIRGINIA FITE Sponsor MR. EARL KILLOUGH Sponsor MIKE TIMxMY JERRY RAMSEY HUiMPHREYS BROWN Member-at Member-at- Member-at- Large Large Large PEGGY JIMMY BEVERLY Pat GARVIN MOORE CULL Porter Member-at- Member-at- Member-at- Large Large Large Jack Wilkes Bobby Winters Susan Wortham Betty Younger Dorothy Hazzard Beth Morgan P f % ft S wa fM JL i JR. i Elmira Potts Bart Barry Charlotte Jim Ed James Jimmy Thompson Beall Bradley Young Murray Burden L 115 MARVIN BYERS President KATHY BONE Vice-President SANDY VEL ' IMAN Scirctarv ANDY HURLEY Treasurer MRS. RUTH HOEFFLER Sponsor f JoJtUmjol H6 icw Society Ronnie Brooks Diana Carsey I I QdufktAsldjp Jeannie Allen Barbara Burr ohnny Carter Mike Cracraft Susan Dougherty Linda Hornbuckle Nancy Horton Jeanette Johns Winona Lunday Pamela Jones Pam McCormack Joan Miller Randy Ridgley Carol Smith Karen Smith Karen Thompson Dick VanArsdale Charlie Fay Yates 117 MR RENE LINDA W ELLS ESCOBAR Prcsidint Sponsor DENISE LANDELL VicePrtsident Mf Hamilton Annette Harris Ann Hazzard fki Leilani Fowler Carol Gerlin? L.uir.i Greer Karen Haedge C IT a m m feflHwi Ijrn- HazzarJ Henderson Honey Hobson Ann Herrinc 118 Thompson Jim Sandy Nancy lanct Charhe Betty Thompson Veltman White Whitley Faye Yates Younger 1962 f i DIANA CARSE ' i ' Editor-jn-cliict JOAN MILLER Associate Editor. Features pCCAUBUR SlZ FP Chosen for their dedication and willingness to sacrifice for sought-after goals, the members oF the 1962-1963 EXCALIBUR Staff have devoted many long and tiring hours preparing this yearbook, in the hope that it may, in years to come, bring back old, stirring memories of the year it represents. C! i MISS .STELLA CONNELL Sponsor AiNDY HURLEY Business Manager, Organizations, AJvertisini; TOMMY MOTLEY Art Editor ▲a CHARLES LODOW ' SKI PhotouraphtT e JACK 1«R S Assistant Business Manaj tr. Organizations MIKE RAMSL ■ Sports Editor 120 MRS. AUDREY LOVEGREN Sponsor EMALFT LINVILLl Bu ints Manager fARV KATE lACQUIE HILL FORSYTH Editorial Feature Pace Editor News is the business of the Knight Lite Staff, composed of Mrs. Lovegren ' s Journal- ism One class. Thirty-one journalists, there- fore, do the leg work, write, take pictures, make up pages, and otherwise cover their beats to present the pulse of Kimball life. 1 RONNIE BO BOYD BERNARD Co-Editors . ' Sports Judy Baugliman Beverly Byrom Kay Carrel 1 Skipper Cruciana loan Evans I.ynn lones Carolyn Leverettc DxMCht Xorris r.ix-y Pcavy Sharp 122 JOE NEAL President HONX ' ARD JONES Vice-President lANB RANDOL Secretary KATHY BONE Treasurer MISS ZE I. WANDA HENDRICK Sponsor To provide schools with advisory service and with materials for speech and dramatic production and to encourage and advance dramatic arts in high school are the aims of the National Thespian Societ} ' . Over two thousand schools around the country belong to the Society, which was established in 1929, at Fair- mount State College in West Virginia. Barry Walters Ronny Watkins 123 r Tioutacka i 1962-65 Highlight of its fifth year, the Kimball drill team ' s performance at the Big D Half- Time Show won the award of Superior, the highest possible rating. The theme of the presentation at the show in December last year was Percussion and Precision. The Troubadears, along with the Knight Band, participated in half-time activities at football games, marched in parades, and otherwise entertained Kimball students and fans. For the Fire Prevention Parade, the drill team won first place. Girls aspiring to be Trouba- dears meet high standards of scholarship, chararter. and rhythmic ability. MISS JOAN McSHAN Sponsor J fi0it Air • • mau f ia .iind the scenes j: ;;. . Hii c.-iSt gome. 124 THOMPSON Manjger TROUBADEAR OFFICERS, from the left: Janet King. Xancy Horton. Pam Craft: Gayle Da-vs3c. Captam: Cr.zy laye=. Pii ;. Gannawar. Pam McCormack. Elizabeth Allen Jeannie Allen Patti Atkinson Joan Blazer Joanna Brown Sharon Brown Gail Bryant Barbara Burr Cindy Baker Leigh Bartlett Nancy Beazley Tomi Berrv Linda Liebert Kathy Lloyd Pat McCammon Shirley McCollum Cindy A f elver iCtttgfifeffidM Biotg Colxyo ttv B-Tea H StuwfiS OFFICERS, from left: Tommylu Evans. Toni Hayes, Pegg,- Laster, Myra Etheredge. Dianne Willis. FIRST ROW: Lone Shrum, Manager; Annette iMerritt Sonia Adair. Ann Pollock, Sandra Westlake. Kathy Jordan, Nancy Hitchcock. Linda Davis. Faxie Whilden, Alleice Toldan, Eloise Fricksson Sandy Barron, Manaqer. SECOND ROW: Sharon Park, Yvonne Shely, Carol Roberts, Chris Dunlap, Lynda Ro.gers, Lynn McCorniack Barbara Harsvell, Marilyn Brown, Susan Wortham. THIRD ROW: Helen Luckett, Beverly Dees. Jeanine Rule, Cathy Mayes, Sherry McCoy, Vicki Sukup, Cheryl Kennedy, Kaye Moon, Betsy Osborne. Malee Dickie. FOURTH ROW: Sherry Smith. Sandra Cupp, Gayla Brooks, Susan Brown, Daren Curry. Vicki Lunday, Sharon Williams, Patricia Fleming, .leanie McVey, Brooke Corley. MISS PEGGY JACKSON Sponsor ' We got in witli Green Stamps 128 J. U6j(viettes Head ik BomjI lA ttfc Sfxufefotg R )ufeie MISS MARY ELLEN WOLFE Sponsor Marlene Anderson Hours of practice and stri ing for perfection make the per- formances of the Majorettes always exciting. Under the spon- sorship of Miss Mary Ellen Wolfe, the Majorettes appear with the band, adding charm and sparkle to every performance. Cherj ' l Hall Pam Cannefax N 1 1 1 B|i i — -m s ■ s Tl s I BARRY WALTERS Drum Major ALAN BARNES fjt tfifi kaWx M T acktlO l • • • 130 ILAGBEARERS Sharke Wilson Linda Heitman P.its ' Baker ANDY HURLEY Assistant Drum Major MIKE HYDE President CKAIG GILREATH Vice-President TOMMY EDMONDSON Secretar) ' - Treasurer lANIS eLliott Captain In the Kimball tradition, We always seek the best, our Knight Band, directed by Mr. Grady Barnes, has for the third successive year achieved a position of merit among Dallas bands. In 1959 the band and Troubadears were awarded first place among the bands at Big D Half-Time Show. In I960 they achieved a third place in this contest. In 1961 the band was presented a third trophy signifying a superior rating in marching, showmanship, music, and precision. Last fall, first place in the Oak Cliff Fire Prevention Parade went to the band. Representative of Kimball ' s school spirit, the band lends color and musical sounds to pep rallies, games, and concerts. ARNOl.D ARMSTRONG Manager MR. GRADY BARNES Director . . OuA CuJip diPt fGug{tt Bojuul Kenny Driggs Sam Evans Patsy Fallis Tern ' Felts Barbara Arpenbripht Mike Bankston Mike Bentley Cynthia Berlin Bobby Bolton BoiMjiMk h Don CaJcnhead Ellen Campbell Brad Carson Tommy Chapman Bruce Cheatham Gaylajid Crockett John Cromwell Lois Cruciana Annette Dean Priscilla Dorman Lynn Glasscock Sherrj ' Glenn Larry Green Randy Grogan Mike Harris Ttuie Co Stephen Huffstutler Patricia Hyde Alvin Jett Creighton Kiker Patsy King Jack Foley Kelly Ford Gary Fry Mike Giles Mar) ' Sue Lollar James Mann Thomas McKinney J. B. Miles Locky Morrison John Moyer Jerry MuUins Steve Nelson Dan Newman If a I - 3d Dahrcll Norris Dick Oliphant ( arolyn Owen Russell Owen Chc-r)l Payne Jtannic Peden Linnic Pc-den Johnny Pttrce Raymond Pringle IC UKSHreAND Don Tiffin Tony Toldan Ronnie Trammel Allen Trent David Tyler Dennis Ward Riinnv W.itkins C,.u[ WcKkopf Mike ZuniliJpen MR. RUSSELL COBBS Sponsor Left, top to bottom: Kathy Bone, Sandra Wood, Vicki Brantley, Julie Simmons. Right: Dick Pafford, Dick Van Arsdale, Mike Archer, Mike Duncan. dfijmkjoJmj RouSfi QjpVuh 135 A CAPPELLA CHOIR: FRONT ROW, from left: Ca rolyn Boykin, Jeannie Allen, Carol Coliz. Janet Todd, Jon Ker, David Merritt, Tommy Lawrence, Leon Johnston, Beth Morgan, Donna QuiUin, Barbara Smith, Barbara Young. SECOND ROW: Donna Rountree, Linda Harris, Dana Self, Carol Harris, J. B. Mason, David Stephens, Ken O ' Briant, Pat Callahan, Laura Greer, Ann Cadwallader, Sandra Smith, Mar) ' Lenox. BACK ROW: Carol Hamilton, Pam DuVal, Pat Edgar, Sylvia Forester, Larry Roberts, Charles Collins, Joe Cook, Bill McClaren, Anne Roberson, Linda Teames, Ann Early, Becky Baloyan, Kay Carrcll. Wustcy Hott CW ws MR. JLMMV TOMPKINS Director 136 A Oppclla Choir composes its musical symbol. niiiiiiiii iiP|fi||i GIRLS ' CHORUS, FRONT ROW: Sadie Owen, Kay Barnes. Gale Pirkle, Pat Wil- kinson, Sandra Jurjurian, Bev- erly Arnold, Donnette ' Vi ' il- lianis, Diane Mitchell. SEC- OND ROW: Judy Jackson, Mary Blevins. Linda Kis- singer. Dawna Hamm, Eileen ' ates, Ellen Cooper, Wyvonne White. Sandra Hunt, Paula Leonard. Linda Cash. BACK ROW: Linda ror is, Debbie Taylor. Linda Collier, Sharon Thornton, Cheryl Wilson. Jenni Wilshire, Mildred Wuerch. Mary Bough, Dian Terry, Patsy Reiser. Norma Lusky. BOYS ' CHORUS. FRONT RO ' W ' ; Johnny Degelia, Laddie Woods, Dennis Ward, Bill Hea- cock. Bill Woodruff, Gary Hayes. SECOND ROW: Tom Mix, Jim Gillham. Michael Staf- ford. Dale St. John, Ron- nie Hearn, Jere Robin- MIXED CHORUS: FIRST RO . ' , from left: Connie Lewis, Kathryn Ewing. Linda King, Janice Waul, Barbara Cockerill, Susan Martin, Jo- ann Emerj ' , Diane Phillips. Anita Williams. BiUie Melu- gin. SECOND ROW: Bettj- Conaway. Judy Waul. Linda Drewes. Toni LaScoIa. Holly Shuler. Judy Cox. Kathi Kus- tra, Lynette Milsap. Shirley Chapman. Mar ' Mantheiv. Kriss Hess. THIRD ROW: Dandra Dean, Roberta Gar- vin. Ann Connell, Frances Jimmerson, Gary Newman, Bobby Turner. John Reid. Lo- rene Burchfield. Ruth Fores- ter. Ruth Miller. BACK ROW: Carol Waite. Libby Pierce. Jackie Park. Claudia Langran, Betty Conradt. Charles Sager. Dwain Young. Stephen Klosterman. Martha Johnson. Carol Huddleston. Paula Henderson. Cherry Col- 137 lins. • « . d i i .1,1,, ««W 1 OmftiB f ik i 1 t f y uiil ' p« Jurftw p. kWxi Sj As a vital part of the Kimball Fine Arts Department, the Orchestra has proved to be an excellent field for student talent and work. Di- rected by Miss Joan Boney, the musicians participated in a fall program involving music groups in all of Oak Cliff last December. This spring they presented a musicale and furnished music for the Coronation. VIOLIN Barbara Burchfield Eric Roberts Susan Byers Pcpt;y Gar in Elmira Potts Jeanette Johns Sheila Gvirtz Pamela Pitt Charles Walker Tlnimy Walker Sandra Westlake Cynthia Davis OFFICERS, fr..: ,.; ! .;.:it tar)-. Larr ' Bowles. MuJcnt eonducior; Mike Hyde. President; Jerry Mullins. Vice-President. 138 VIOLA Don Sperrj- Ken Blake Ken Sterling Honey Hobson Jane Dunlap Judy Jones Dorothy Hazzard • V-i  ♦ L SytMp{iO a(V OvCliMSbiOu CELLO BASSOON Steve Nelson Don Cadenhead Judy Clayton Cherj ' l Payne John Cromwell TRUMPET BASS Buddy Hand Larry Adair Terry Prichard Bud Sparks Ronnie Trammell TROMBONE Mike Alexander FLUTE Raymond Pringle George Hummel FRENCH HORN CLARINET Jerrj ' Mullins Mike Hyde Randy Grogan DeLenda Henderson Dan Newman Johnny Petree Jeanne Peden Russell Owen TUBA OBOE Jack Foley Mary Sue Lollar Marilee Scott TYMPANI Janie Alexander SAXOPHONE PERCUSSION David Tyler Larr ' Bowles Tommy Chapman Harold Leistikow MISS JOAN BONEY, Director PIANO Gayle Byous EM-CEE Thomas Bishop SECRETARY Patsy Smith SECTION LEADERS, SEATED, from left: Peggy Garvin, Sheila Gvirtz, Steve Nelson, Don Sperry. STANDING: Mike Hyde, Buddy Hand, Larry Bowles. MR. RL ' SSLI.I. COBBS Sponsor Barry Davis Jimmy Duffey Jimmy Livingston Jim McDonald Mike Murrey TRIMAN CHRISTOPHER President MARVIN BYERS Vice-President K CIU 11 As a sen ' ice organization for young men, the Justin F. Kimball Key Club is sponsored by the Kiwanis Club. Training passed on by the high school group is valuable in foster- ing qualities of leadership and awareness of public welfare. % ■ dlkmMiiM Mike Pettey Mike Ramsey Randy Ridgley John Rowland Ronnie Rutledge Bill Wilson Larr) ' Bergstrom Mike GiUett Chuck Harding Cas Ir in O- jP David Kennedy Jimmy Moore Tommy Talbert Bart Thompson 140 Lsiyuuuj CouM 5t As a chapter of the Teen-Age Librar) ' Association of Texas, the Library Council members perform many services in assisting the Librarian and the stu- dents. Shelving books, working at the checking desk, and preparing data are among duties of the group. Practical experience thus gained extends to activities beyond high school. T ' 4 ■ MISS AUDREY PATTON Sponsor MRS. MACEL KIMBALL Sponsor EVELYN SHAW President JANE RANDOL Vice-President PARKER DAY Sccrctan- KAREN THOMPSON Treasurer MISS ENNA FAY ROGERS Sponsor VRT SERVICE Richard Conner Anna Cummings Merrie Edleson Joan Hammock Gloria Hobbs Mar} ' McCollum Steve Mueller Mickey MuUican Cheryl Payne Fransene Peterson Pamela Pitt Gar) ' Taylor Judy Thompson Jeanette Weiner Mar) ' Jane Weiner Sonia Adair Elaine Atkins Leigh Birtlctt Penny Brinson Lanette Browder Karmien Carsey Shirley McCollum Karen McCready Kay Mann Janice Marshall Linda Mason David Merritt Charlotte Prather Pat Pritchett Holly Shulcr Marsha Slaughter Jo Stuart 142 JERRY MULLINS President CAROL GRACE ROBERTS Vice-President OonxmjOu j uMjOj To promote a thorough knowledge of Roman life and literature, to impart a better understanding of the cultural value of the classics, and to interest students in classical languages are the purposes of the Junior Classical League. Highlights of the year for the Latin Club are the initiation and the banquet. Sponsor Lanette Browder Carol Coliz Betty Cox John Cromwell Steve Davidson Beverly Dees Charles Dobbs Maurice Eason Tommylu Evans Tom Higgins Andy Hurley Bill Jasper Hank Jones Mary Sue Lollar Helen Luckett Pat McCammon Steve Mueller Sharon Newton Sue Walker Greg Wilson Michael Bassler Brooke Corley Kay Johnson James Oyler 143 FWJ AHAERiCAI i STUDENT FORU W EA Sot CiwJfj tw 0 w M.irv McCollum McCormatk Donna Mancrem Cirolyn Mann 144 Joan Hammock Beverly Cull Mary Alice Fox Patricia Fleming Martha Jo Ann Worden Yadack £oA Ntte Ckotptm P.iula Florj- hn Foster kanne Freeman C arol Gerling Laura Greer Amelda Grcgor) ' Sandra Guthrie Don Haniill Dawna Hatnni Sandra Hayuood Marilyn Henderson r ' «ii a-Lilia H.Lks I.inda Hinton Cieorge Hummel Kay Hunter Linda Kissinger Uenise Landell Lorranna Rice Sandra Sauch Sherr) ' Sligar Patty Smith Evelyn Stafford Pam Strawn Susan Wurtham Bill Wyman Cheri Young Georgia Darrow Jeanne Pcden RICHARD SUSAN LYNN JEFF PAGE SHAFT JONES KOHR President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer AfkAkl Allerlei, the German Club, is made up of students who are taking German, or who have taken the language. They are primarily interested in learning the customs and tra- ditions of the German people. Assembling in students ' homes, the club has informal meetings centered around discussions, travel films, and guest speakers. ItM CAROL PACE Secretary ' XANCV BEAZLE ' Treasurer Pat Aldridge Sandra Bailey Becky Baloyan Mar) ' Barker COX Reporter Chervl Collier Leigh Bartlett Stephen Bell Mar)- Bough Carol Corpier Randie Cunningham Paula Brannon Joanna Brown Dale DeLarm Karen Dombrowsky Susan Dougherty Sharon Brown Phil Dunlap Larry Dunn Cynthia Elsberg Joe Emen- i t ft Carl Estes Joan Evans Shyrcll Evans Beth Fowler Vicki Gaydos i Charlotte Graves Jeff Harkins Sharon Harris Barbara Harwell Toni Hays Roberta Hobson 148 .4 )B 0f Kav Trosper Jarwce X ' aul Judy Waul Jcrn,- W ' eatherford Jan Zinn Tern ' Prichard BRAD CARSON SUSAN ALEXANDER President Secretar) ' SHARON BROWN SHARON NEWTON Vice-President Treasurer Dorothy Hazzard Bill Heaps Barbara Heath Cher)ln Hendrickson Gena Hoke Jimmy Holland BOB HOSEA Lab Assistant JERRY MULLINS Parliamentarian FAT iMcCAiMMON Vat Editor MR. GERARD SOLOMON Sporjsor Pat Porter Ron Powefs Terry Protivinsky Lorranna Rice Susan Sampsell James Scruggs K1 r 1r% N Lynda Rogers Marsha Slaughter Betty Younger JUDY THOMPSON President CAROL HAMILTON Vice-President JANET TODD -ith Vice- Preside CHERYL SHARP Secretary LINDA DODSON Treasurer mrs. loretta Mcknight Sponsor MRS. ANNIE LEE McLAIN Sponsor Wonk to BuM Cuhstcuidtld UOMSB. The FHA Club is made up olf girls who are taking or have taken sewing, cooking, and home and family living. The organization is primarily one for pleasure and for learning. Kay Barnes Nancy Barron Barbara Beasley Bonnie Benham Charlotte Bishop Ladonna Branham Linda Brockway Barbara Burr Bevery Byrom Barbara Chichilla Karen Curry Barbara Darnel Beverly Davis Beverly Dees Susan Dukiney Brenda Dickens Marlonn Dierolf Susan Dougherty Sandra Drewes Pam DuVal Brenda Abernathy Eli2.ibeth Allen Marlene Anderson Sherry Aycock © : Paulette EJclhauser Diana Embr)- Eloise Eriksson Linda Fickey Lcilani Fowler Beverly Friedman Patsy Gannaway Laura Greer Cheryl Hall Rosilyn Harper Barbara Harris Shcryin Henslee Ann Herring Suzanne Hicks F.Hyi. Suella H Carolyn Horton Houck Rosemary Sandra Holland Hood B I-ind-i Jacobs ■ 9 m Man ' Helen Johnson Puf i ' m Judy Jones ■ Kathy Jordan Carolyn Huddleston Kay Kirby Mary Jane Lenox Frances Loyd W inona Lunday Glenda McNeely Barbara Mann Carolyn Mann Jean fays Gayle Ierrifield Joan Miller Lynette Milsap Deane Mitchell Karen Munroe Angela Oakley Linda Parsley Cheryl Phillips Connie Pruirt Margaret Reeves Linda Race Sally Rowe Barbara Sachse fl t i ? Linda Schell Virginia Schellenberg Helen Scott Sandra Simpson A: f)fl mr- ;j.  ■  F.WA Carolyn Snow Judy Sparks Sandy Sharon Mary Sprowles Stanley Suarez Leslie Terrell Sammie Townsend Linda Waggoner Carol Waite Lanice Walker Charlie Fay Yates Carolyn York Cheri Young Fran Young Laticia Zimmerman Linda Rogers Jane Walling Sherri Wells Sandy White Dena Wilson Janice Wright fuJtum BuSuiMS ImjipM 0 fi vmtJbbOu MRS LOURENE PIGG Sponsor MRS. RUBY WOMBLE Sponsor, Not Pictured Future Business Leaders of America is a national organization for students enrolled in business subjects. It is designed particularly for those who are looking forward to careers in business. The purposes of F.B.L.A. are to de elop competent, aggressive business leadership, to strengthen the confidence of members in themselves, to encourage members to improve their homes and community, to develop citizenship, to foster patriotism, to learn co- operation, and to improve scholarship and promote school loyalty. Nancy Barron Man ' Bean Vicki Boulter Pam Brazzil Penny Brinson Gail Brj ' ant Sharon Castora Gayle Dawson Brenda Dickens Linda Davis Paulette Edelhauser Linda Fickey Janet Ford Beth Fowler Jerry Gilbert Kris Hartley Janice Heath DeLenda Henderson Sherlyn Henslec Ann Herring Rosemar ' Holland Afartha Hopkins Sharon Huddleston Jeanette Johns John Kerby Janet King Erna Lee Carolyn Leverette Patsy McCorniack Nancy McGuire CanI Milburn Karen Munroe Alice Nelson Montie Odom Patsy Peavy Jackie Rahm Randy Ridgley 156 dSh - Afe Lanice Walker Donna White Jean White Nanq- White Nanq Williams Sharon Williams Paula Yates Laticia Zimmerman Vicki Brantley Cathy Callahan Linda Heitman Bernice Henaghan Suella Hill Nina Eckert Patricia Houck Jeanne Peden Sandra Earlene Smith Tanya Smith Sandra Wood Mar)- White Sherry Sligar 157 SHARLEE LAL-RA MARI.ENE SANDRA HELEN MRS. LORENE MR. JOHN WILSON GREER ANDERSON WOOD SCOTT COVERT McINTOSH President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Reporter Sponsor Sponsor . D. WoJIk v P.TvA. With its aim of preparing future teachers, the li. D. Walker Chapter of the Future Teachers of America provides practical information and inspiration for its members. All strive to cultivate qualities which belong to representatives of one of the highest pro- fessions. jane Abbott Mary Bean LaJonna Branham Linda Brockway Gayle Byous Janet Chalk Linda Coogler Sandra Cooglef Patty Crawford Susan Dulaney r f f 2 Ann Early Pat Edgar Carolyn Ellis Betty Fickey Linda Fickey Cheryl Hall Car ol Hamilton Sandra Haygood Linda Heitman Sherlyn Henslee Linda Hombuckle Marsha Keener Linda King Jeanette Kuhn NX ' inona Lunday Carolyn Mann Montie Odoni Jeanne Peden Virginia Peterson Suzanne Pratt Pat Pritchett Linda Rogers Pat Russ Sheila Sargent Karen Smith Judy Thompson Sandy Vcltman Man- White Nancy Williams Sharon Williams SJPM, ' ?J JEANETTE NONA JOHNS SWITALA President Vice-President LORENE BURCHFIELD Secretary BARBARA HARRIS Treasurer KRISS HESS Chaplain MISS ETHEL GOODNIGHT Sponsor fuhxAJ NtUS For God and humanity is the motto of the Future Nurses organization. The aim is to enlighten students concerning the nursing profession and its field of service. Chris Allison Nancy Barron Ladonna Branham Linda Brockway Barbara Burchfield Pam Calvert Linda Childress Georgia Darrow Pamela DuVal Ann Early Paulette Edelhauser Pat Edgar Eloise Eriksson Nancy Flynn Sylvia Forester Carol Gerling Janet Hardin Sandra Hardin Rosilyn Harper Beverly Head Barbara Heath Bernice Henaghan Sharon Huddleston Mary Helen Johnson JoNell Landess Vicki Lunday Karen Lundberg Sydney Mauldin Gayle Merrifield Davie Moore Beth Morgan Janet Neal Anne Roberson Marsha Slaughter Patsy Smith Tanya Smith Sandy Sprowles Beverly Taylor Lynda Vann Janice Waul Judy Waul Sharon Williams ;© flf ® ' VICKI CHERYL REAVERS HALL President First Vai-PrtsiJcnt Y-TEENS JEANNE PEDEN Secretary Around the world with Y-Teens, Ser ' ice is the key word. Friendship with all peoples and knowledge and love of God are the standards held by the members, who learn leadership in showing concern for others. PAM DUVAL MRS. ILLIA Council AHLFINGER Representative Sponsor MISS ELAINE JOHNSTON Sponsor i iiJclhaustr Eriksson Ficke) ' ffFWW Harper Hcndrickson Shcrlyn Henslce Cecilia Martha Hopkins Hopkins Ratncil Patricia Horn Houck QbdultAq to Qm} Sharon Huddleston Judy Tones Kathi Kustr, Jo Nell Landess Gayle Caryl Merrifield Milburn Valene Betty Morgan Morris Janet Neal Barbara Peniston Lynda Race Lynne Race Francine Pjiii Sandra Rife Smith Jane Sandy NX ' alling White Sharon Phyllis Williams Wolford Janie Wrigh t Jo Ann Yadack ii MRS. AUDREY LOVEGREN Sponsor KO.NMi; BROOKS President 4iJ.M CINDY McIVER Vice-President i lAR KAlh HILL Secretary dLk CHAKLLb LODOWSKI Treasurer OiMomiIQcaM Membership in Quill and Scroll, International Honorary Societ)- for Hii h School Journalists, is a goal for Kimball ' s Newspaper and Yearbook Staffs. Individual talents and abil- ities are recognized in the emblem of the Quill and Scroll charm or pin. Junior and senior students engaged in journalistic activities may belong, if their scholastic average is high and if they do work of merit on a school publication. Cathy Callahan Diana Carsey Linda Dodson Susan Doughert) ' Ann Early Kaye England Joan Evans Jacquie Forsyth Bill Heaps Andy Hurley Carolyn Leverette Pat IcCammon Joan Miller John Motes Mike Pettey Sandra Prichard Janet Stokes Melba Sutton Shirley Young Students at Kimbail meet on Tuesday and Thursday mornings before school to observe a devotional period. Sponsored by Mrs. Madge P. Dillon, the group is led by a committee which arranges the programs. Song leaders and inspirational speakers take part in preparing for the day ' s activities. All students and teachers are welcome, and those who attend attest to the value of morning meditation. Mr. Maran Doggett also sponsors the programs. COMMITTEE, SEATED: Pat Edgar, Mrs. Madge P. Dillon, Julie Simmons. STANDING: Kathy Bone, Carol Harris, Mr. Maran Doggett. Junior Cit eaS Kimball ' s Safety Club, sponsored by Mr. David Clark, functions under the direction of the Texas Department of Public Safety. Four student representatives attend city- wide meetings, and a group of twelve go to S.M.U. annually for Traffic Safety Com- mission meetings. The Citizens Traffic Com- mission also aids the club. Safety Week in the spring climaxes the work of the group. Slogans, broadcasts, films, and posters focus attention on safety. A special assembly is held to augment the efforts of the public- spirited club in making everyone safety- conscious. REPRESENTATIVES: Barry Davis, Sandra Ellen Johnson. Jack Ehrle not pictured. MR. DAVID CLARK Sponsor ,■ FRONT ROW, from left: Jimmy Humphries, Nancy Barron, Larry Buss, Patty Crawford, Mary E. Thompson, Betty Cox, Lee Ann Owings, Ladonna Bran- ham. SECOND ROW: Pat Pritchett, Danny Den- nehy, Sandy Sprowls, Carolyn Mann, Susan Dulaney, Linda Brock- way, Ann Cadwallader, Georgia Krieg. BACK: Mike Stafford, Terr)- Prichard, Alex Bailey, Roger Applin, Karmien Carsey, Tommy Russ, Jeff Harkins, Art Osborne, Jan Worsham, Joe Cook. 163 CNAL DEFENSE CADET CORPS Lt il NDCC FLAG RAISERS: Stephen Easley, Gene Kennedy. Robert Hoehn. To cultivate citizenship and to train in leadership are the purposes of the National Defense Cadet Corps. Achieving these aims requires much hard work on the part of all Corps members and on the part of the P.M.S., Major White. The Corps is in active competition with all other NDCC schools in the cit) ' during the entire year. Besides the annual Federal Inspection held in the spring, Corps activities include competition by the Drill Team and the Rifle Team. Highlight of the year is the Military Ball held between semesters. On this colorful occasion, a Military Queen is chosen from the seven unit- sweethearts. Three Kimball cadets have been honored as appointees to the Air Force Academy and to West Point, during the five-year history of the Corps. fjmiHBi p(8 REGIMENTAL STAFF: FRONT ROW, from left: Cdt. Col. Bob Lackland, B.G. Commander; Melba Sutton; Cdt. Maj. Jack Burns, Exec. Officer. SECOND ROW: Cdt. Maj. Joe Neal, Battlegroup Si; Cdt. Maj. Rav Weis, S2; Cdt. Maj. Tommy Killebrew, S3; Cdt. Maj. Joe Bracken. Si. THIRD ROW; Cdt. Capt. Byron Wilber, Asst. S3; Cdt. iLt. Walter Trewin; Cdt. 2Lt. Mike Jones, Sgt. Maj. MELBA SUTTON Regimental Sweetheart (jMSidd Qto With the task of commanding the battlegroup, providing training, and carrj ' ing on the administrative work, the Battlegroup Staff holds a highly responsible position in the 15th N.D.C.C. Regiment. Success in the execution of these vital duties determines the achievements of the entire battlegroup. Maintaining his honor and integrity is as important to a cadet officer as fulfilling his official assignment. 166 BOB LACKLAND Battlegroup Commander -1- OFFICERS. FROXT: Bob Lackland. Jjck Burns. SECOiXD ROW: Joe Neal. Rav Weis, Tommy Killebrew, Joe Bracken, Byron W ' ilber, Walter Trewin. THIRD ROW; David Dunston, Laddie Woods. Phil Travis, Terry BatselL FOURTH ROW : Bill Stephenson, Gayland Crockett, Robert Thomas, Fred Durham. James Barton. JIOANNA BROWN Rifle Team Sweetheart RIFLE TEAM, FRONT: Joanna Brown. Joe Neal. Robert Thomas, Ray Weis. BACK: Tim Smith, Terr)- Batsell, Joe Bracken, Mike Berger, Woody Thompson, Mike Jones. 167 FRONT ROW, from left: livron Wilber, Commander; Pam Cannefax. Jack Burns, Steve Brinkley. SECOND ROW: Robert Thomas. M.ke Berger, Woody Thompson, Ronnie Gruenwald. Ross Bohng, Dan Mahoney. THIRD ROW: Tommy Killebrew, Bill Heacock, Leroy Fife, John Davidson, Lynn Jones, Rick Hutchins. FOURTH ROW: Ricky Oster, Terry Batsell, Tommy Patterson. Garland Crockett, Gene Kennedy, Fred ' Durham. BACK ROW: Bob Lackland. Mickey Smith. Kelly Blomdahl, Phil Travis, Tim Smith. Ken Hess. .i.fL.V i Marksmen and coaches prepare to fire. L I 168 Exccutinc a movement. A class in Military Organization. Couifooittj A SHERRY SUGAR Company A Sweetheart FRONT ROW, from left: David Dunston, Company Commander; Eugene Boyce, Sherry Sligar. SECOND ROW: Gene Kennedy, Don Gual, James Brimage, Ross Boling. THIRD ROVC: David Stevens, Robert Raith, Paul Irwin. FOURTH ROW: Charles Hartzel, Pat Kelly, Craig Hahn, Fred Durham, Platoon Leader. BACK: David McNeely, Robert Hoehn, Robert Metz. SSSSMSS!S5RSiB5 sS m 169 %4r JANICE HALL Company B Sweetheart NDCC SWEETHEARTS, from left: Pam Canne- fax, Melba Sutton, Dawna Hamm, Janice Hall, Joanna Brown, Sherry Sligar, Nancy Harris. 70 FRONT ROW, from left; Laddie Woods, Company Commander; Tim Smith, Janice Hall. SECOND ROW; Mike Berger, Platoon Leader; Tommy Patterson, Tim Bloyed, Dennis Jones, James Van Horn, Larrj ' Poirrier. THIRD ROW; Kenneth Hartzel, Ronald Hundley, Ken Blake, Wayne Hodges, Gar)- Peters, Robert Robbins, Steve Brinkley, Gary Chapman, Jimmy Williams. BACK; Gary Macmanamy, Lynn Jones, Leroy Fife, Ronnie Gruenwald, Larry Roberson, Walter Moroskey, Rodney Hinton, Bill Stephenson, Executive Officer; Bill Gardner. ■ ' -l-lv. L. Co w|3amj C Parade Scene. NANCY HARRIS Company C Sweetheart Reviewing Stand. FRONT ROW, from left: Phil Travis, Company Commander; Freddie Gammon, Nanq- Harris, SECOND ROW: Gayland Crocl ett, Platoon Leader, Kelly Blomdahl, Bill Heacock, Tom Higgins, John Davidson, John Bell, Ed Hamil- ton, Larrj ' Carnes, THIRD ROW: Riclcy Oster, Dan Mahoney, Clay Youngblood, Mike Zumhagen, Ken Hess, Jerry Fertig, Robert Sheffield. FOURTH ROW: Woody Thompson, Mike Ellis, Phil Taylor, Gary Kirkham, George Anderson, Robert Armstrong, Eddie Nichter. BACK: Mickey Smith, Don Hutchins, Dick Monroe, Dan Bothe, David Fillings, Gary Taylor, Ted Rambo, Jack Rogers, Robert Thomas, Exeaitive Officer. 171 J FRONT ROVi ' , from left: Terry Batsell, Company Commander; Doug Turquette. Dauna Hamm. SECOND ROW: John Moyer. Platoon Leader; Robert Crowell, Kenneth Etiey, Walter Richardson, Jeff Chestnut, Bill Brabson. Jimmy Holleman. THIRD ROW: Preston Wight, William Moore, Billy Henderson, Larry Kennedy, Richard Putnam, Jerry Robb. FOURTH ROW: Don Tiffin, Otto Hatton. Charles Stiles, Paul Raith, Billy Hamilton. BACK QW: Charles Landers, Charles ' Walker, Bill Cook, Larry Brooks, Jack Foley, Lloyd Walker. Phil jJtarTks, James Burton, Executive Officer Co cuiuj D IIDY THOMPSON Secretary PAULA YATES Secretary 1962-1962 CMdo Cjodpt. Uddl Woods 173 OljYV QO AQvOcOiV i lXx ' B d J) Jjih A Qj)A vVClv oo o O ' VlgAU VrCi l 0 o - v l.. o In short, whoever you may be, To this conclusion you ' ll agree, When everyone is somebodee, Then no one ' s anybody ! Sir W lliam S. Gilbert 175 UOSr POPULAR S fOR. ( Rt MOSTPOPUt VR. CtNfOR. BOV FRiENDUESrSENfOR- BOV I miWOUBSr CWIO Rt lUiOQTB VnWL c roR. Gm. MOST y VQOM- QWIOJ BCV u rmECrs fOR BOY I u rmEsrSENfOR GfRt B£Sr AU- RjOUMD C£NfOR GTRt J J BtSTALL ROUND CENfOR. BOY SENfOR BOV MOST UkSLYTO SUCCEED StNfOR RL MOST UlCJOyiO 0JCC££D SYLVIA FORESTER Citizenship Award, D.A.R. BILL WILSON President of the Senior Class R-OuactTftbfie ANDY HURLEY Merit Scholarship Finalist, Delegate to Boys ' State DIANA CARSEY Editor-in-Chief of Excalibur MARVIN BYERS President of the National Honor Society JOAN MILLER Associate Editor of Excalibur j(MAjd Tchfl6 GAYLE DAWSON Captain of the Troubadears DICKIE SMITH President of the Student Council; Merit Scholarship Finalist GEORGIA DARROW Representative to Spanish Workshop in Monterrey BOB LACKLAND Candidate for Appointment to West Point Mihtary Academy jOw uiTohh JIMMY DUFFEY Letterman: Fm.th.ill; B.isthjll. Fdur Years; Basketball SUSAN DOUGHERT - Betty Crocker Homemaker Award LARRY BOWLES Member of Dal-Hi Symphony; Student Conductor, Kimball Orchestra J jOwnjiTohk ELAINE AYRES Editor of Knight Life BARRY WALTERS Scholarship, National Music Camp; Drum Major, Knight Band; Candidate for Music Scholarship. Oklahoma University ATHLETICS Anybody can win unless there happens to be a second entry. George Ade 193 $ B S. FRONT ROW, from left: Donny Moore, Mike Pettey, Tommy Bishop, R.muv Kid.uicv. Mike K.imsev, C.is Irvin, Steve Roberts, Mil e Gillett, Mike Mentor, Johnny Davis. SECOND ROVC: Don Dosser. Ronnie Cargile, Mario Hayes. Ricky McCall, Tommy Talbert, Randy Gilmore, Ronnie Stanlev. lini Brady. John Rowland, Jimmy Duffey, Spike Lawless, Bill Bartsch, Johnny Jolly, Mike Murrey. THIRD ' ROW: Coach Bo Campbell, Coach Carl Talbert, Dickie Smith, Larr) ' Dunn, David Kennedy, Wayne Stubbs, Jimmy DeVault, David Carroll, Jerry klwXgfife Gax i G vuj KNIGHT SCOREBOARD Opponents Adamson Bryan Adams T. Jefferson Grand Prairie Sunset SOC Woodrow Wilson N. Dallas Hillcrcsl Samuel! 7 15 7 6 7 6 12 6 Kimball 15 6 6 7 14 14 14 28 16 21 CAPTAINS Mike Ramsey Truman Christopher lA I O S2t74W2 i k 61i 1 Brown, Chuck Harding, Loren Smith, Makohii Furlow, Coach Jack Hitchcock, Jerr - Hope, Manager; Paul Cordray, Manager. FOURTH ROW: Larry Bergstrom, John Adams, Jimmy Thompson, Eddie Canada, Mike Moody, Andy Brown, Skipper Eaton, Leroy Franke, Truman Christopher, Tommy Drewes. BACK ROW: Don Bybee, Ronnie Rutledge, Bobby Anderson, John Houston, Ricky Paris, Jim McDonald, Jim Evans, Bob Tole, Bill Wilson. WUtk g-2 Few ' 62 MANAGERS, from left: Paul Cordray, Mike Murrey, Jerr - Hope, Don Dosser. RESUME Opening the season with a victory over Adamson, 15-7, the Knights slowed in their second and third tries, bowing to Bryan Adams and to Thomas Jefferson, losing to the latter by one point. Then the tide turned, and a spirited Kimball team won seven straight victories. Thus the record stood with 8 wins and 2 losses. The Knights held their opponents scoreless in the last two games, tumbling Hillcrest 16-0, and then in a stunning season closing they beat City Champs W. W. Samuell with a whopping 21-0 score. KNIGHTS NAMED TO ALL-CnV: FRONT, from k-ft: Ricky Paris. Mario Hayes, Mike Pcttey, Truman Christo- pher. CENTER: Bobby Anderson, John Rowland. Bill Wilson. TOP; Mike Ramsey, Jimmy Duffey. LEOPARDS LAG, 15-7 Fumbles plagued the backfield in Kimball ' s season opener against the Adamson Leopards, anc only in the second half did the Knights regain the luster of last year ' s team. A fumble plus a costly 15-yard penalty enabled the Leopards to score in the first quarter. In the second period the Knight defense tightened, and the offense moved to the Leopard 8-yard line. There a fumble killed the chance to score. After the half, Kimball came back, threatening to score and keeping Adamson bottled up inside its own 20-yard line. A flashy 33-yard punt return by Chuck Harding gained the first Knight score. Six plays later Mike Ramsey drove over for the TD, and Dickie Smith shot over guard for two points. With 18 seconds remaining, Smith circled on a reverse for an S-yard scoring run. Jimmy Duffey kicked the extra point; Smith was the leading rusher with 95 yards in 18 attempts. MIKE RAiMSEY, Co-Captain Letterman 2 All-City Second Team All- Greater Dallas, Honorable A(ention Hardini; nukes .i 3.i-yard punt retur JOHN ROWLAND m mi Letterman 2 ■•■ ' First Team, All-City. AllGreattr-Dallas COACHES, from left: Jack Hitchcock. D,ck Allen. Cirl Talbert, Cleburne Price. Bob Leach, John (Bo) Campbel KNIGHTS BOW TO BRYAN ADAMS, 15-6 In a hard fought battle between the Knights and the Br ' an Adams Cougars, Kimball ' s momentary flashes of greatness were obscured in a gloom of fumbles and dropped passes. Adams scored twice, before the Knights ever warmed up. The first Cougar score resulted from a 5 5 -yard drive, and the second from a blocked punt that gave them the bail on Kimball ' s 30-yard line. Fighting to the Adams ' 22, the Knights made their lone touchdown. On third down Duffey pitched out to Irvin running around left end. Suddenly Irvin stopped and fired the ball to Tommy Drewes, who was streaking for the end zone. A Knight fumble lost on Bryan Adams ' six-yard line halted the only threat to the opposition ' s victory. BILL WILSON Letterman 2 All-City Second Team TRUMAN CHRISTOPHER Co-Captain, Letterman 2 First Team, All-City Second Team, All-Greater Dallas MIKE PETTEY Letterman 2 AU-Cltv, Honorable Mention 197 Kennedy scampers around T| end REBELS EDGE KIMBALL, 7-6 Thanks to the power-running of Knight fullback Mike Ramsey, the Rebels of Thomas Jefferson barely squeaked by Kimball, 7-6, in the third game of the ' 62 seasort Aiding Ramsey in putting the Rebels on their guard was the Duffey-Wilson combina- tion. During the first three quarters, it was a Ramsey-Reeves battle as the teams matched fullbacks. Repeatedly, Number 33 smashed into the line or flashed around end for hard yardage, gaining 51 yards in 13 tries. Although the Knights controlled the ball, they were unable to score until midway the fourth period. Duffey ' s passing to Wilson produced the Kimball tally. The conversion failed. TJ ' s tally came as Don Wood sneaked over from the three, and Sandy Kaufman converted for the hard-won margin of victory. ANDY BROWN Lcltcrman 2 RANDY RIDGLEY I.ettcrman 2 MIKE GILl.l I Letterman 1 198 TOMMY BISHOP Letterman 1 DONNIE MOORE Letterman 1 RICKY PARIS Letterman 1 KNIGHT DEFENSE DOWNS GOPHERS, 7-6 Two stonewall defensive teams met in the clash between Kimball and the Grand Prairie Gophers, and the Knights furnished a surprise for their highly-rated foe. Al- though the Gophers surpassed the total yards passing and running gained by the Knights, they came up with the short end on the scoreboard. Mario Hayes covered a blocked punt in the end zone to set in motion the winning margin. Kimball lined up in place- kick formation. Duffey took a bad snap from center but managed to drop kick for the point. Grand Prairie ' s score came when they stumbled to the Knight 13 on a pass-and- fumble play. Billy Bob Stewart, Gopher quarterback, carried around right end for the tally. Kimball retained the lead by stopping the try for extra point just short of the goal. The whole Knight defense was outstanding; particular stars were Christopher, Paris, and Anderson. Ramsey drives against stout Grand Prairie defense. 199 The cniwd roars as Ramsey charges against Sunset. KIMBALL NIPS BISONS, 14-7 Sunset ' s Bisons found themselves short on the scoreboard too late to come back in the Knights ' fourth 6-AAAA contest. Ramsey rammed his 183 pounds against the Bison line 19 times, and he and Duffey kept the Knights on the move. Their teamwork was good for 67 yards in seven plays to set up Kimball ' s first touchdown. Dickie Smith took the touchdown pass from Duffey who then kicked the extra point. At the kick-off in the second half. Sunset began a 63-yard drive ending in a score from the one and resulting in a 7-7 tic. In the fourth quarter, Duffey ' s pass connected with Wilson, and Duffcy ' s conversion ended the game in the Knights ' favor, 14-7. MARIO HAYES Letternian 1 All-City Honorable Mention LARRY BERGSTROiM Letterman 1 LEROV FRANKE Letterman 1 KNIGHTS SLASH SOC, 14-6 WAVNT; STLBB; Letterman 1 In a repeat performance, Kimball ' s Knights slashed the Golden Bears of South Oak Cliff, gaining an eight-point victory. However, to achieve this win, the rugged Knight defensive unit had to work double-time. The offense struck quickly, scoring twice in the first eight minutes. The first touchdown climaxed a 62-yard drive that included a spec- tacular pass for 21 yards from Duffey to Wilson. The stop came at the Bear ten. Four plays later Duffey scored from the one. Two minutes later, Smith returned a SOC punt 72 yards down the sidelines. Duffey was the conversion artist. Despite four fumbles in the second half, the powerful defense came to the rescue, four times stopping the Bears on fourth down. In the closing seconds, the Knights drove to the SOC 12, only to lose the ball on a fumble. SOC players make futile try to stop Ramsey enroute to the goal. 201 SCORE SETTLED WITH WOODROW, 14-12 A score to settle — that was the story when the Knights met Woodrow Wilson this year at Cobb Field. Revenge soothed the Kimball team when they triumphed over their Championship rivals. Kimball made a touchdown the first time they got the ball. The score capped a 62-yard drive, with Kennedy supplying the last 25 yards in an off-tackle sprint. For three quarters, the Knights dominated the statistics, but the Wildcats scored twice. With less than four minutes left, Kimball moved to the Wildcat 31. Here Duffey unleashed a pass into the waiting arms of Mike Gillett, who streaked across the goal line. Irvin and Paris were standouts on defense for the Knights. TOMMY IJRhW {• ' Letterinan 2 li HOLSTON Lctterman 1 202 l;|( K ' l M.( Al Lttttrnun 1 STEVE ROBERTS Letterman 1 BOBBY ANDERSON Letterman 1 All-District End KNIGHTS HOLD HILLCREST, 16-0 For the second straight year, the Panthers of Hillcrest felt the brunt of Knight offensive power. Although not as spectacular as the ' 61 victory, the score 16-0 is still impressive. Gillett was man-of-the-night with six punt returns for 145 yards. The longest return was for 61 yards and a touchdown. Kimball scored first, thanks to Panther punting trouble. A bad snap from center found its way into the end 2one where it was downed for 2 points. Then came Gillett ' s big play, making the score 9-0. To be on the safe side, the Duffey to Wilson to Ramsey combination added 6. With the Panthers bearing down on him as he received the pass, Wilson lateraled the ball to fullback Ramsey who had clear sailing for the touchdown. Duffey then added the second extra point of the night. Duffey attempts a third-quarter field goal. 203 '  J u ' Pt rf JOHXiNY xMANN Letterman 3 CAS IRVIX Letterman 1 All-District End KIMBALL TRIPS BULLDOGS, 28-6 Knight detense finally brought Kimball out of its season slump in the game with North Dallas. Fortunately this slump lasted only three quarters. The Bulldogs entered the fourth quarter with the score 6-6. Four seconds later, they were 8 points behind; from then on, the game belonged to the Knights. Drewes, Ramsey, and McCall accounted for Knight tallies. First it was Ramsey on a 3-yard run. In the last period, Drewes carried over from the one after intercepting a pass. Again came Ramsey with a 49-yarder following a lateral from Wilson. The North Dallas secondary had closed in after Duffey ' s 5-yard pass to Wilson. As a parting gesture, McCall blitzed 80 yards for the final touch- down which set Kimball ' s win at 28 points. 204 Smith finds a big hole in the Bulldog defense. Plunge by GiUett into Spartan line cinches another Kimball first down. KNIGHT UNDERDOGS DUMP CITY CHAMPS, 21-0 In the last game of the 1962 season, Kimball ran the Third-in-State Samuell Spartans off the field, perhaps showing who should be in the state play-offs. The Knights furnished a knock-out punch from the start. The first touchdown came six plays after Cas Irvin recovered a Spartan fumble on the Samuell 23. Halting three drives by Samuell, the Knights began a time-consuming march which took 19 plays to reach the goal line. In the second half, Kimball again halted the foe preceding another long drive. A short pass to Wilson climaxed the effort. Then Ramsey caught Wilson ' s throw and zoomed around left end and across the goal line. Defensive ends Anderson and Irvin sparked the outstanding work of the entire defensive squad. Aggressive Knight line recovers its own fumble. DAVID KENNEDY Letterman 1 205 FRONT ROW, from left: Barrj- Beall, Terr ' Eades, Bill Stracener. Jimmy Livingston, Carl Deweese, Steve Dunn, Jerry Stinson, Jerr - Pinkston, David England, Nick Athas, Louis Mendez, Rusty Pace, Bill Owens. SECOND ROW: David Rogers, Dana Thornhill, Jimmy Beasley, Randy Harding, Jimmy Gillham, Tom Stratford, Butch Cheairs. John Foster, Jim ' Woods, Alex Bailey, Gary Holman, Sieve Thompson, Kenny Sterling, Burt Terry, Billy Hamilton, Alan Bollman. THIRD RO X ' : Coach Price, Coach Allen, Jack Smith, Marirn Sutton, John Wilkes, David Crabtree, Bill Edmondson, Jimmy Barnette, Al Calvert, Ace ORear, Bill Kinard, Jim Moore, Jon Pelton, Coach Leach. FOURTH ROW: Danny Pitcock, Sid Longest, Bob Boren, John Hurley, Lewis Edieson, Sutton Orenbaum, Craig Severson, Gordon Singleton, Jim Ed Young, Everett McCullough. BACK RO X ' : Jerry Allen, Paul Cardarella, Gary Fagala. John Crews, Jesse Aldridge. B-TEAM SCOREBOARD Kimball Opponents 32 Adamson 26 Br)-an Adams 18 Jefferson 8 22 Grand Prairie 14 Sunset 12 South Oak Cliff 8 12 Woodrow Wilson 6 22 Noith Dallas 8 Hillcrest 6 26 Samuell 14 Livingston foiled in try for score against SOC. 206 FLOVDe wtm 1946-1962 In memory of Floyd, friends of his family have given ten small trophies and a magnificent large one to Kimball High School. Each year until 1973, the Outstanding Athlete will receive the special award, and his name inscribed on the large trophy. As the climax of the ten-year series, the overall trophy will be presented to Mr. and Mrs. Sflnith. May this be a lasting remembrance from those many hearts warmed by his presence. BASKETBALL SQUAD, from left: Mr. Dick Allen, Coach; Dennis Hill, James Horton, Jimmy Bradj% Sidney Sparks, Larry Vail Ricky Paris. Mike Kerby. Bill X ' ilson, Jimmy Duffey, Jimmy Hayes, Jimmy Livingston, Keith Feille. (Cwigfife 0 tfifi Couyt6 Sixteen players joined Coach Dick Allen ' s cage squad for the 1962-63 basketball season. Sophomore and junior team members gained experience under the tutelage of Coach Allen and the encourageme nt of three seasoned players from last year; namely, Duffey, Horton, and Hill. In pre-season games, Kimball entered the Dr. Pepper and the Garland Tournaments, winning second place in the latter event. The Knights had plenty of hustle, noting its greatest lack in the height department. Promise of championship performance rests on the good showing made by Jimmy Livingston, Mike Kerby, Larry Vail, and Steve Dunn. Although the season ' s record was 4-6, a study of scores shows the Knights ' spirit and the narrow margins by which opponents won games. CONFERENCE SCORES Opponent Kimball Crozier Tech 42 58 Adamson 74 52 Sunset 54 48 SOC 57 47 North Dallas 48 50 Adamson 62 47 Sunset 56 36 SOC 62 50 North Dallas 63 69 Crozier Tech 45 68 208 JIMMY DUFFEY Letterman 1 INKY HORTON Letterman 2 fOtvibftE StoAS hiu KdJUbnu BILL WILSON Letterman 1 LARRY VAIL Letterman 1 209 P e -SeASO . . . Tournaments broke the ice for the hoopsters, who came in sec- ond in the Garland matches, followint; low scores in the Dr. Pepper contests. Horton goes high for a lay-up against South Oak Cliff, JIM BRADY Letterman 1 Ui Seoso ! Knight play with five games on the record netted two wins and three losses, the greatest margin being in the Kimball-Adamson bout. Scores were close otherwise. SIDNEY SPARKS Letterm.in 1 Next time around, the hardboards saw Kimball holding Adamson down to 62 points. A slump set the Knights back in the game with Sunset; they gained a bit over SOC and mounted to victor) ' at the finish of the season. MIKE KERBY Letterman 1 JIMMY LIVINGSTON Letterman 1 212 r KtlTH FEILLE Livingston moves bail toward Knight goal in contest with Richardson. QqixiAj Qix il 6Vo yfl B-TEAM- FRONT: Coaches Bob Leach and Carl Talbert. STANDING, from leii Barr) ' Beall, John Metoskie, Steve Dunn, Paul Car darella. Carl DeWeese, Norwood Yamini, Craig Severson, Pat Flanagan, Jim Ed Young, Jim Barnett, Ace ORear, Mike Atwood, Jop Turner, Butch Cheairs, Jerry Pinkston. 2 I 3 SENIOR TRACKMEN; SEATED, from left: Joe Salvador, Jack Wyatt, Mike Ramsey, Tommy Drewes, Bo Bernard, Steve Davis, Don Houston. Mike Stewart. STANDING: Tommy Edmondson, Don Bybee, Johnny Mann, Larry Bergstrom, John Manzeck. Cas Irvin, Marvm Byers, Jim Evans, Bill Wilson. KiiniJbMTiajdk (mjI ReU 1 962 Seniors reigned as kings of the track, while returning lettermcn of 1962 threatened former records. RETURNING LETTERMEN: FRONT, from left: Johnny Jolly. Malcolm Furlow. Tommy Drewes. David Kennedy. Mike Ramsey. STANDING: Manin Byers, Eddie Canada, Jim McDonald, Spike Lawless, Mike Moody, Ronnie Rutledge, Larry Bergstrom. Mike Moody flips the shot. AWARD. WINNERS, at the Samuell Meet. KNEELING, from left: Mike Murrey, Arnold Armstrong, Bo Bernard, Johnny Jolly, Ben Christy, John Manzeck. STANDING: Steve Davis, Steve Lindsey, John Wilkins, Don Houston, John Lenheiser, Coach Price, Larry Libby, college trackster. FRONT ROW, from left: Mike Murrey, John Wilkins, Woody Thompson, Pat Hennen, Morris Sutton, Ben Christy. SECOND ROW: Skippy Bilhartz, Johnny Jolly, Steve Davis, Don Houston, Bo Bernard, John Manzeck, Arnold Armstrong, Larry Hill. BACK: Tony Haddock, Steve Lindsey, John Fulton, John Motes, Tommy Edmondson. Bo Bernard registers de- light with his CC award. pr ' :?sj SOPHOMORE TRACKSTERS. FRONT ROW, from left: Morris Sutton, Larry Thornliill, Leon Johnston, Dana ThornhiU, Don 6cil- heimer. SECOND ROW: John Wilkins, Sid Longest, Bill Owens. George Meier, Bill Garvin, Larry Hill, Skippy Bilhartz, Jack Wilkes, Jimmy Gillham, Jimmy Livin.qston, Fred Wright, Chuck Frederick. STANDING: Mike Harding, Pat Hennen, Larry Robinson, Tommy Stanford, Billy Edmondson, Woody Thompson, Keith Milyo, David Pilling, Jimmy Beailey, Bill Stracener, Lynn Crawford, Tommy Law- rence, Jimmy Thornton. Vcud TcJIj j . . . MILE RELAY: From left: Jimmy Gillham, Tommy Drewes, Johnny Jolly, Ronnie Rutledge, Eddie Canada. 216 Malcolm Furlow stars in the broad jump. John Houston throws the discus. . . . D i dojp iw Ttocfe JUNIOR TRACK MEN, SEATED, from left: Mario Hayes, Ronnie Rutledge, Jim McDonald, Spike Lawless, Arnold Armstrong, Johnny Jolly, David Carroll, David Kennedy, Malcolm Furlow, Eddie Canada, John Houston, Edwin Bateman, Mike Moody, Larry Dunn, Mike Minter. STANDING: Pat Kelly, Ben Christy, John Motes, Bill Heaps, John Manzeck, John Adams, Bobby Anderson, Ricky Paris, Louis Edleson, Bob Tole, Steve Davis, Mike Murrey, Randy Gilmore, Tony Haddock. SPRIXT RELAY, from left: Jim- my Gillham, Ma4colm Furlow, David Kennedy, Eddie Canada. Byers times Gillli.im, Heaps, and Wyatt on the lows. Individual and team efforts go into the relays and the hurdles. Speed and teamwork in the sprint relays are the prime requirements. For each event, preparation and encouragement from the coaches and the managers boost the boys ' talent and training. i COACHES: Cleburne Price, left, and Jack Hitchcock. MANAGERS, from left: John Rowland, Mike Pettey, Bill Wyman, Barry Davis, David Rogers. Rusty Pace, Alan Bollman. 218 Spike Lawless set a new mark, smashing the old record of 12-5, when he vaulted 13 feet at the Kimball Relays, March 9. Spike had al- ready made it 13-5 at the Southwestern Rec- reational for his personal record. Kimball ' s top vaulters, Spike Lawless, George Meier, with Mr. David Clark, Olympic star. Sid Longest clears the bar in a high jump. SOPHOMORE MILE RELAY: From left: Jimmy Gillham, Jimmy Livingston, Billy Edmondson, Bill Owens, Skippy Bilhartz. 219 TEXNIS A-TEAM: KNEELING: Jerry Gardner, Marj ' Kate Hill. STANDING: Coach Alex Louis, Brooke Corley, Arlene Hi.sht, Kim Connally, Charles Wilmut. B-TEAM: FRONT ROW, from left: Diana Carsey, Cathy Litteer. I.anette Browder, Marsha Roberts. BACK ROW: Bobby Bachinskas, Dick Pafford, Ronnie Brooks. Shawn A rt.i. Bruce Cheatham. 220 TfeawXS 1962 New faces on the courts helped to vitaHze the Kimball tennis squad which entered city play late in January. Boys ' Doubles reached the ha lf-way nnark with an un- blemished record. Opposition slowed the boys for the remainder of the season. Twelve wins and eight losses were on the record for the entire team. Prospects at mid- season were good for a finish near the top. All but one of the 1963 team will be returning net men next year. Y--A LARRY THOMAS LARRY MINIS JAMHS KERN MR. KEITH COVCAND Coach With two lettermen graduating in ' 62, the 1962 golf regulars filled the breach very satisfactorily. Veterans Mims, Thomas, and Rains, along with James Kern, brought the team through the sea- son at the top. City Match competition began with a 6-0 defeat of Samuell. Players marched on, tying SOC and TJ, 3-3. Wins over Hillcrest and Tech, 6-0, and defeat of Woodrow Wilson, 5-1, were followed by victory over Adamson, 41 7 to 11 7. Yet to be played were the city finals, April 6 and the district, April 9. GOLF TEAM: KNEEL- ING, from left; Larry Thomas, Jerry Robb, Douglas Bronstad, Tom- my Hamilton, John Nich- olson, Sue Blazer. Skip Bowcn. STANDING: James Kern. Jim Murray. Craig Hahn. Lloyd Woody. Larr) ' Roberts, Jack Willis. Jay Swann, Larr)- Rains, Gary De- Ford. tOwgfcfe 0 tfie DlotJMmd FRONT ROW, from left: Carl Feltner, Keith FeiUe, Jimmy Gill, Mike Gillett, Johnny Davis, Donny Moore, Larry Lewis, Ricky Mc- Cali, Richard Cantu, Billy Watson, Mike Lavender, Manager. SECOND ROW: Dan Litteer, Manager; Mickey Smith, Jimmy Robin- son, Tommy Talbert, Sidney Sparks, Bart Thompson, Jimmy Brady, Sammy Thompson, Jimmy Hayes, Marlin Sutton, Coach Leach, Wayne Stubbs, Manager. BasMH - 962 South Oak Cliff Crozier Tech Sunset Opponent 2 2 Kimball 3 2 3 8 5 South Oak Cliff Crozier Tech Sunset 1 2 6 2 5 Samuell 1 2 Samuell 1 Carter Riverside Carter Riverside Lufkin 4 1 3 1 3 2 Lufkin As a result of the successful season, Kimball emerged as District Champions. See Page 227. COACH BOB LEACH 223 CATCHERS: Tommy Talbert, Steve Thomscn, Marlin Sutton, Mickey Smith. RICHARD CANTL ' i m m I JIMMY HAVI-S PITCHERS: Jimmy Gill, Jimmy Robinson, Sidney Sparks. Bart Thompson, Jimmy Hayes, Billy Watson. RICKY McCALL IXFIELDERS: Larry Lewis, Donny Moore, Johnny Davis, CjiI Feltner. DONNY MOORE JIMMY DUFFEY BcJIh cud Utfcfe Uafefi U(3tgiO Jh I BRADY BART THOMPSON 226 FRONT ROW, from left: Skipper Swanson, Nick Athas, John Crews, Jere Thompson. Danny Pitcock, David Crabtree, Butch Cheairs, Jimmy Moore, Steve Morton, Steve Thomas. SECOND ROW: Steve Thompson, Jim Ed Young, Phil Christopherson, Sutton Orenbaum, Coach Allen, John Kerby, Rudy Morrow, Barry Beall, Neil Osteen, Carl DeWeese, Paul Cardarella. KiMkM Witts Bl-Distnidb Uv 1 962 BI-DISTRICT CHAMPIONS: Richard Cantu, Donny Moore, Mike Gillett, Dan Litteer, Bart Thompson, Jimmy Duffey, Tommy Talbert. Coach Bob Leach holds the trophy won by Kimball in 1962. Baseball schedules are con- cluded each year after the final copy is pre- pared for Excalibur. ,_ 227 ACrrvfTfES Men spend their time following a ball or a hare; it is a pleasure even of kings. Blaise Pascal 229 f l jup yyuMXjoJk Reverend Hester speaks at the National Hongr Society as sembly. Sfnittg 1962 Ouf Teonf WM BV-Dtsbudi Can ' t you children find somewhere else to play? What ' s your phone number again, Mc Kinney? FRONT ROW. from left: Sharon Newton, Debra Poole, Jeanette Weiner, Lynn Evans, Linda Price. SECOND ROW: Larrj ' Shaw, Kathy Lloyd. Carolyn Mann. Susan Dulaney, Pat Pritchett, Rosilyn Harper. THIRD ROW: Mark Cordray, Danny Dennehy, Linda Heitman, Carolyn Ellis, Myra Etheredge. Not pictured: Jerry Pinkston. Vice-President. MISS ENNA FAY ROGERS Sponsor Senior high Red Cross i;roups comprise a Council, students in each school joining young people all o er the world in many areas of service. Sponsored at Kimball by Miss Enna Fay Rogers, the council members, mostly volunteers, give time and skill to creating items designed to cheer and aid hospital inmates. The Red Cross Journal is the national magazine and is distributed to each home room. Lynn Evans is the Presi- dent of the Kimball Red Cross Council. FRONT ROW, from left: Lana Wallace, Carol Emert, Helen Scott, Barbara Young. SECOND ROW: Pat larsia. Betty Brooks, Charlotte Graves, Joyce Younger, Cherry Collins. THIRD ROW: Mike Collier, Ed- die Davis, Mike Smith, S.mdra Hart. 234 THE Hiod bm Uv I SEATED, from left: Carol James, Gayle Byous, Carol Harris, Laura Greer. STANDING: George Hummel, Sherry Glenn, Barry Walters, Mar) ' Sue Lollar, Larry Adair, Eric Roberts, Peggy Garvin, Steve Sherard. ALTERNATES, from left; Mike Alexander, Marilee Scott, Judy Birge, Bill McClaren. NOT PICTURED: Barbara Burchfield, Sylvia Forester. THESPIANS, from left, FRONT: Jane Dunlap, Elmira Potts, Cynthia Davis, Sandra Prichard, Mary Lee Stanton, DeLenda Henderson, Debbie Taylor, Mary Ellen Johnson. BACK ROW: Lynn Jones, John Reid, Stephen Huffstutler, Bill McClaren, Larry Bowles, Steven Stogner, Ronnie Gruenwald, Ross Boling, Jerry Gee, Bob Armstrong. NOT PICTLfRED: Susan Coe, Judy Jones. 235 Sunset gels new mascot. Ho KftC6 iu ig 1962 NX ' e don ' t need make-up; we have natural beauty! 236 ittfiM W IUj jup tiifi CluunyJjp [ At last! We hear from our boys. What a scoop! Kimball favorites are announced today l| S a Brings 240 This is ' Mike Wallace ' Staff mehibers — the niorninj; after. Ill Our tree was surrounded with cans of food How about scootin ' over, bud? Co-sweethearts Janice Hall and Melba Sutton escorted by Bob Lackland and Jack Burns besiin the Grand March. Smooth performers are member of the Dance Band, directed by Mr. Grady Barnes. Playing for the Military Ball, the Knight Beats sparked the scenes in their red coats with the K emblem. FRONT, from left: Kenny Driggs. Sheri Lynne Edmonson. George Hummel. Thomas JcKinnev, Alfred Barboza. Barr ' Walters. Ben Christy, Gene Snyder. ' SECOND ROW: Tony TolJan. Steve Sherard, Mike Alexander, Tommy Edmonson. BACK ROW: Alvin Jett, Dahrell Norris (standing); Craig Gilreath. Sam E ans, Kenneth Simpson, Creighton Kiker, Mike B,mkston. .jy mw l fi«- = 5)  fV(g|, Miss Hendrick draws emotion from responding actors. CW by ik Dogea by Christopher Sergei Mr. Gilbreth . Joe Neal Mrs. Gilbreth Bobbi Heath Ernestine Kathy Bone Frank Larry Bowles ]ackie Jack Keller Dan Ronnie Gruenwald Bill Howard Jones Fred Dick Berry Anne Susan Coe Lillian Susan Dougherty Martha Sandra Prichard Mrs. Fitzgerald Helen Scott Dr. Burton Jerry Gee ]oe Scales J fry Hollman Miss Brill Jane Randol Larry Don Maxwell The Collie Sir J. B. von Kevin 1962 Miss Zelwanda Hendrick Director Thomas Bishop .... Student Director Did you really intend on such a large family? .. You ' re all a bunch of cheats. ' 243 S «S ■ II I-ROXT R(1W, from left: David Kennedy. Johnny Jolly, Donny Moore, Mike Gillett, Richard Cantu, Dickie Smith, Dwight Norris, Mai- tolni Furlow. Steve Rambo. SECOND ROW: Larr)- Berpstrom, Spike Lawless, Mike Murrey. Jimmy Duffey, Tommy Talbert, Wayne Stubbs, Tommy Drewes. Jimmy Livingston, Jim Evans. THIRD ROW: Mike Moody. Andy Brown. Jim Brady, Jimmy Hayes, Cas Irv ' in, Loren Smith, James Horton, Johnny Mann, John Rowland, Mike Ramsey. BACK: Ronnie Rutledge. Eddie Canada. Bobby Anderson, John Houston, Ricky Paris, Bart Thompson, Jim McDonald, Sidney Sparks, Randy Ridgley, Truman Christopher, Mike Pettey, Bill Wilson. New Sta Ue ii)e i5 New staff members selected at Mid-Term tr) ' hard to learn the hows and whys of producing. Excalibur. SEATED, from left: Paul Tobolowsky, Nancy Hitch- cock, Betty Younger, Richard Monroe. I Karen Smith. left. 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Steve — 101, 168, 170 Brinson, Penny — 10, 142, 156 Britain, Bruce — 101, 150 Brock, Gary— 41 Brockway, Linda — 41, 153, 158, 159, 16} Bronstad, Douglas— 101, 222 Brookins, Pat — 101 Brooks, Betty— 101, 254 Brooks, Gayla— 101, 128 Brooks, Larry— 85 Brooks, Ronnie — 2, 41, 114, 116, 121, 162, 252 Brosette, Camille — 101 Browder, Lanette — 101. 142, 145, 220 Brown, Andv— 41, 195, 198, 244 Brown, Bobby— 101 Brown, Eddie— 85 Brown, Gary— 101 Brown, lerry— 85, 115. 118. 150. 195 Brown. Joanna— 85. 125. 150. 167. 170 Brown, Marilyn— 101, 128, 150, 160 Brown, Marilyn Kay — 101 Brown, Sharon— 85, 125, 150 Brown, Susan — 101, 128 Brown. Thclia— 85. 141 Brownlee. Janice— 101 Brunson. Joyce- i 1 Brunson. Judi— 101 Bryant. Bobby— 85 gfy? ' ; Gail— 85. 125. 141. 156 Bullock. Georgia — 41 Burchficld. Barbara — 41. 158. 235 Burchficld, Lorene — 85. 137. 159 Burden, Jimmy— 101, 115, 150 Burden. Sharon— 101, 144 Burke, Edward— 85, 132 Burkham, Sue— 85 Burncy, Mrs. Leota — 18, 115 Burnett. Delores — 85 Burns. Jack— 2. 41. 120. 147. 166. 167, 168 Burr, B,irbar.i— II. 117. 118. 125. 155. 157. 174 Du ' tcin James— 172 Burton. Mr. Richard— 25 Buss. Larry- 86. 163 Butler. Donald— 42 Bybee. Don— 42. 195. 200. 214 Byers. Danny — (2 Byers, Manin— 56. 42, 116. 140. 181. 189. 214. Byers. Susie— 86. 126. 158. 145 150 Byous. Gayle— 101. 159. 158 Byrom. Beverly — 42. 122. 155 — c- nhead. r , ,, . Don-101, 152, 159, 150 Cadwallader, Ann— 101, 156, 145, 16} Cain, Mr. E. M.— 17, 25 Callahan, Cathy 12, 126, 157 Callahan, Pat— 101, 156 Calvert, Al— 206 Calvert, Pam— 86, 159 Campbell. Beverly— 86 Campbell. Ellen — 86. 152 Campbell, Mr. John — 25. 194. 197 Canada. Eddie— 86. 114. 195. 214. 216. 217, 244 Cannefax. Pam— 86. 129. 168. 170 257 Cantrell. Judy— 101. 145. 152 Cantu, Richard — 225, 224, 226 227 Capers, Bob — 86 Cardarella, Paul — 101, 206, 215, 227 Carder, Dennis— 42 Cargile, Ronnie — 86, 194 Carncs. Larry — 101, 171 Carr, Suanne — 86 Carrell, Miss Barbara— 51 Carrell, Kay— 86, 122. 156. 145 Carroll. David— 86. 195. 217 Carsey. Diana— 2. 5. 6, 42, 116. 120. 162. 188 220. 254 Carsey. Karmien— 101. 142. 150, 165 Carson. Brad— 42. 152. 150 Carter, Johnny — 45, 117, 174, 250 Cash, Linda— 86, 137 Cason. Mike — 101 Castnra, Sharon — 86, 156 Caudle, Thomas— 86 Chafin, Candy — 101 Chalk. Janet— 101. 158 Chandler. Bobby— 101 Chandler. Gwen— 86. 114. 126. 144 Chandler, Roianna— 101 Chancy, Robert — 101 Chapman, Gary — 170 Chapman, Shirley — 101, 137 Chapman. Tommy — 101. 132 Cheairs. George — 101. 150. 206, 215, 227 Cheatham. Bruce — 86. 152. 220. 221 Chenault, Mrs. Vinnie Leah— 29 Chestnut. Jeff— 172 Chichilla. Barbara— 86. 126, 155 Childress, Linda— 101, 144, 159, 160 Christopher, Truman — 36, 42, 114, 118, 140, 185 194, 195, 196, 197, 251, 244 Christopherson, Phil— 101, 227 Christy, Ben — 86. 132. 215. 217. 242 Clark. Mr. David— 50. 42. 165. 219 Clark, Phil— 101 Clarkson, Suzanne — 86, 160 Clay, Don — 101 Clay, Su 86 Clayton. Judy— 86. 139 Clem. Judy— 43 Cline. Bill— 101 Cloud, Tommy — 43 Cobb, Joetta — 86 Cobb, Ollie— 86 Cobb, Law:rence — 101 Cobbs, Mr. Russell— 18, 155, 140 Cockerill. Barbara— 101, 157 • Coe, Susan — 45 275 CM CM Cll CM C Cffcy. Marshi— 101 Clcer, Dale— 101 Clcmin. Jinict — }. 126. 156 CIcy. Linda— 86, 155 Cliz. Cirnl— 101, 156, 4i. 15} C.)Mins, Charles— 101. 136 Cllins. Chctr — 86, 1}7. 2) ludy— 86 f.mja- 86 Michael- 101, 1}2. 1-14. 234 nrth. Nancy— 86. 114, 126. 141 . Betlyc— 101, 132. 137 Ciindrcy. Micheic— 101 Conger. Richard— 101. 142 Cnnally. Kim— lot. 220. 221 Cnnallv. Carl— 86 Cnnell. Ann— 102, 137 Cnncll, Miss Stella— 18, 120 Cnrad. Bill— 102 Cnradt. Betty- 137 C. ..Kler. Linda— 13, 156. 158 CiKicler. Sandra — 14. 156. 158 CoS. Bill— 172 Cook. Joe — (4. 136. 163 Copeland. Sherry — 86 Cooper. Ellen— i}7 Cplen. Bill— 44 Cordray. Mark- 102. 254 Cordray. Paul — 14. 195 Corley. Brooke— 102. 128. 145. 220. 221 Corley. Linda— 1U2 Corley. James— 44. 151. I4l Corley. Robert— 86. 114 Corley. Robert Holloway— 102 Corpier. Carrol! — (4. 185 Covert. Mrs. Lorene — 20. 21. 158 Cowand. Mr. Keith — 23. 222 Cox. Betty— 102. 114. 145, 165 Cox. Carol — 14. 116. 141. 148. 156 Cox. Judy— 157 Cox. Mrs. Margaret — 18 Cox. Mr. William P.— 25 Crabtree. David — 206. 227 Cracraft. Mike — 14. 117 Craft. Pam— 6. 44. 118. 125. 156. 255 Crannell. Paula— 102 Crawlord. Lvnn— 102. 216 Crawford. Patty— 54, 44, 155. 158. 165 Creecy. Joe— 86 Creighton. Bill— 45 Crcighton. Carol— 102 Creviston. John — 102 Crews. John— 102. 216, 227 Cripps, Judy— 102 Criswell. Lois — 97 Crockett. Gayland — 15. 152. 167. 168. 171 Cromwell. John — 102. 152. 139. 143 Crossland. Ancil— 102 Crossland. Marilyn— 87 Crow. Patricia— 102 Crowell. Robert— 172 Cruciana. Skipper — 45. 122. 132 Cull. Beverlv— 102. 114. 115, 145, 155 Culpepper, Billy— 87 Culpepper. Scott — 45. 257 Cummin.cs. Ann.l— 87. 142 Cummings, James — 102 Cunningham, Randie— 15 Cupp. S.indra— 1112. 128 Curry. Karen— 102, 128, 150. 153 — D— Dalton. Richard— 102 Daniels, Jack— 102 Darden. Gloria— 87 Darden. Maur ■ — 15 Darlev. Sandra— 102 Darnell. Barbara— 8 ' ' . 155 Darnell. Miss Linda— 20. 21 Darrow. Georgia— 45, 146, 152, 159, 190 Davidson. John— 168. 171 Davidson. Steve — 102. 145. 150 Davis. Beverly- 102. 155 Davis. Barry — (5. 140. 163 Davis. Bob— 87 Davis. Charles— 45 Davis. Cynthia— 102. 158. 150, 255 Davis. Eddie— 87. 254 Davis. Elaine— 87. 118 Davis. Johnny- 87. 194. 225, 225 Davis. Linda— 102. 128, 156 Davis. Patricia— 102 Davis. Sharon— 102 Davis. Stephen— 45. 214. 215, 217 Dawson. Gavie — 46. 116, 125. 156. 184. 189, 256, 244, 247, 248 Day, Parker — 16, 142 Deen. Gary— 102. 145 Dean. Annette — 152 Dean. Dandra— 87. 157 Dean. Janice — 16 Dees. Beverly— 102. 128. 145. 15} DeFord. Garv— 87. 222 DeFord. Mickey — 16 Dcgclia. Johnny— 46. 157. 259 Del.arm. Dale— 87 Dennehy. Dan— 165. 251 DeMercado. Peggy- Ili2. 152 Dennv. Bill— 102 DeVault. Jimmy— 8-. 194 DeWeese. Carl— 102. 206. 215. 227 Dickens. Brenda— 46. 155. 156 Dickev. Malee — 102. 128, 145 Dickey. Mr. Verde— 20 Dickson. Betty— 102 Didear. Pat— 87. 150 Dietolf. Marlonn— 46. 155 Dillon. Mrs. Madge P.— 29. 163 Dobbs. Charles— 102. 143 Dodson. Linda— 46. 122. 153. 162 Doggctt. Mr. Maran— 24. 25. 163 Dombrowsky. Karen— 87. 126 Dorman. Priscilla— 132 Dosser. Don— 79. 194. 195 Dotv. Carol— 102 Dougherty. Susan — 17. 117. 122, 148, 153, 162. 190 Drake. Pal— 102 Drawbaugh. Barbara — 47. 118 Drewes. Linda— 15 Drewes. Sandra— 87. 155 Drewes. Tommy — 47. 140. 195. 202. 214. 216 244 Driggs. Kenneth— 102. 152, 150. 242 Dufley. Jimmv — 47. 116, 140. 190, 194, 196, 209, 210, 227, 244 Duke. Laura— 87. 150 Dulaney. Susan— 47. 118. 122, 155. 158. 165. 191. Dun Dun Alice Pave— 47 Arthur — 102 Duncan, Mike— 87. 125. 155. 148 Dunlap. Christina- 102. 128 Dunlap. Jane— 87. 138. 150, 255 Dunlap. JoAnn— 87. 125 Dunlap, Phil— 87 Dunn. Larry Alan— 87. 114, 144. 148. 194. 21 Dunn, Larry— 102 DuVal. Pam— 47. 156. 144. 153. 159, 160, 23( Durrett. V. P.— 12. 255. 245 — E— Eades. Terry — 206 Eagle. Deaiina— 87. 126 Early. Ann— 47. 122, 136. 145, 158, 159. 162 Easlev. Steven— 165 Eason. Maurice — 102. 145 Eaton. Shanon- 102 Eaton. Sharon — 102 Eaton. Skipper— 87. 195. 235 Eaton. Yvonne — 102 Eckert. Nina— 87. 118, 157 Edelhauser. LeVerne— 102, 154 Edelhauser, Paulette — !7, 154, 156, 159. 160 Edgar, Pat— 48, 118, 156. 158, 159, 165 Edieson, Lewis— 87. 206. 217 Edicson. Merrie — 47, 142 Edmiston. Ann — 87 Edmonson. Billy— 102. 206, 216, 219 Edmonson, Marsha — 102 Edmonson. Sheri— 102. 145. 202 Edmondson. Tommy— 48, 131. 214, 215. 242 Edwards, Bruce — 102 Ehrle, Jack — 18, 144. 163 Elder. Mrs. Betty— 20 Ellerbe. Barbara— 87 Elliott. Charlcne— 17. 87 Elliott. Janis — (8, 131. 231. 257 Ellis. Carolyn — 18. 158. 234 Ellis. Charlotte— 48 Ellis. Illona— 102 Ellis. Mike — 87. 171 Elmore. Jimmy — 105 Elsbcrg. Cvnthia— 105. 148 Embrv-. Diana— 105. 124 Emerson. Billy — 87 Emerson. Donna — 97. 150 Emert. Carol— 105, 144. 254 Emery, Joann — 18. 137 Emery. Joe — 87. 148 England. David— 103. 206 England. Kave— 2. 48. 117, 162. 254 Eriksson, Eloise — 103, 128, 154, 159. 160 Escobar, Mr. Rene— 26. 118 Esposito. Nick— 105 Estes. Carl— 87 Estes. Miss Peggy- 26. 144 Etheridge, Janette— 105 Etheredge, Myra— 105. 128. 150. 234 Etiey. Kenneth— 172 Evans. Norma — 105 Evans. James H. — 48 Evans. Jim— 195. 205. 214. 244 Evans. Joan — 18. 122, 162 Evans. Lynn— 6. 49. 122. 179. 234. 236 Evans, Sam— 105, 132, 242 Evans. Shyrell— 103. 148 Evans, Tommylu— 103, 128 14} Ewing. Kathv— 88, 137 — F— Fagala, Gary— 103, 206 Fehmel. Pat— 105 Fallis, Patsy — 105, 152 Feille. Keith— 105. 208. 212. 225 226 Feltner. Carl — 19. 225. 225 Fentrup. Norveil — 88 Ferguson. Linda — 105 Ferguson. Ronny — 49 Fertig. Jerry — 171 Fickey. Betty- 105. 144. 158 Fickey. Linda — 19. 154. 156. 158. 160 Fields. Gwen— 88 Findley. Rita— 105 Fife. Leroy— 88. 168. 170 Fisher. Cynthia — 88. 118, 145 Fife. Miss Virginia — 20 115 Flack. Miss Dora— 15 Flahert ' . Bill— 103 Flanagan. Pat— 215 Fleming. Patricia— 103. 128. 145 Flores. Benny — 19 Flory. Paula— 88. 146 Flowers. Sheryl — 103 Flynn. Nancy— 88. 126. 141. 159 Foley. Jack— 105. 155. 139. 172 Foote, Larry — 105 Ford. Janet — 49, 126, 156 Ford. Kelly— 88. 155 Forester. Ruth— 105. 157. 160 Forester. Sylvia— 6. 49. 116. 118, 126, 156 157 159. 187. 188. 235 Forsyth. David — 103 Forsyth. Jacquie— 19, 118. 122, 126. 162, 251 Foster, Jimmy — 88 Foster, John— 105, 146, 206 Foster. Mr. Thomas— 21 Fowler. Beth— 50. 148. 156 Fowler. Leilani— (9. 118. 144. 154 Fox. Penny— 88 Fox, Mary Alice— 105. 145. 150 Franke. Leroy — 50. 195. 201 Frazier. David— 88 Freeman. Jeanne — 105. 146 Freeman. Linda— 88 Freeman. Skip — 105 Frederick. Charles— 105. 216 Freedman. Beverly — 105. 154 Frizzel. Mrs. Helen— 7. 15 Fry. Gary— 50. 155 Ftak. Karen— 105 Fuhrmann. Jeanette — 105 Fulmer. Carl — 88 Fulton. John— 215 Furlow. Malcolm— 195. 214, 217, 244, 246 — G— Gammon. Freddie — 88. 171 Gage. Dewavne — 88 Gann. Darlene — 105. 114 Gannaway. Mrs. Betty — 24 Gannawav. Lvnn— 105. 125, 145 Gannaway, Patsy— 50. 125. 125, 154 Gardner. Jern— 105. 220. 221 Gardner, William— 50, 170 Garrison, Glenda — 105 Garvin, Bill— 216 Garvin, Peggy— 88. 115. 126, 158. 159, 255 Garsin, Roberta— 137 George, Gary — 105 Gaston, Mr. Don — 25 Gaydos. Vicki— 88. 126 Geary. Nancy — 50 Gee. Jerrv— 50. 255 Gerling. Carol— 88. 118. 146, 150. 159 Gerling. M erri— 105. 144 Gibson. Lee— 88 Gibson. Nancy — 105 Gilbert. Jerr — 50. 156 Giles. Mike— 155 Gill. Jimmie— 88. 225. 225 Gillett. Mike— 88. 140. 194. 198. 225. 224. 226. 227. 244 Gillispie. Paul— 88 Gilley. Linda— 50 Gillham, Jim— 157. 206, 216. 219 Gilmore. Randy— 88, 194. 217 Gilreath. Craig— 50. 151. 242 Ginther. Marilyn— 88. 126. 150 Gisel. Roland — 88 Glass. John— 105 Glasscock. Lynn— 105. 133 Glasscock. Larry — 103 Glenn. Sherry— 88. 133. 235 Goodnight. Miss Ethel— 15, 159 276 Gossett, Mary — 103 Grace. Richard— 51, 144 Green. Billy— 103 Green, Larry— 51. 133 Green, Mrs. Bonnie — 15 Graves. Charlotte — 88. 126, 234 -103 Jana— 26. 143 51, 117, 118, 126, 136, 146, Greenway, M Greer. Laura- 154, 232, 2 Gregory, Amelda— 103, 146, 150 Gregory, Jim — 88 Gregory. Mike — 103 Gritfin, Bobby— 103 Griffin, John— 88 Griffith, Cheri— 103 Grogan, Randy— 88, 133, 139 Gruenwald. Ronnie — 51, 168, 170, 235, Gual, Don— 51, 169 Guthrie, Sandr,i-104, 146, 160 Gvirtz, Sheila— 88, 126, 138, 139,- 150 — H— Hadaway. Carmen— 104 Haddock. Mik( I04 Haddock. Ton) — 89. 215, 217 Haedgc, Karen— 89, 118, 126 Hahn, Craig, 149, 222 Hall, Bobby— 104 Hall. Cheryl— 51, 117, 129, 154, 158. 160, 232 2 36. 268 Hall. Hope— 98. 123, 150 Hall, Janice— 51, 153, 173, 232, 242 Hamill, Don— 104, 146 Hamilton, Billy — 172, 206 Hamilton, Carol— 51, 118, 136, 153, 158 Hamilton, Ed— 171 Hamilton, Tommy — 104. 222 Hamm, Dawna— 104. 137. 146. 170, 172 Hammock. Joan— 89. 126, 142, 145 Hammond. Bill— 51 Hammontree, Sara — 89 Hand. Buddy— 139 Handwork. Janet— 104 Haney. Mike — 89 Hardin, Janet— 104, 144. 159 Hardin. Sandra— 104, 144. 159 Harding. Chuck— 89, 140, 195, 263 Harding. Mike — 104, 216 Harding, Randy— 104, 206 Hardy, Judi— 89, 141 Ha -89 Harkins. Jeff— 89 Harper, Jo Lynn— 104 Harper, Rosilyn— 52, 144, 154, 159, 160, 234 Harris. Annette — 89. 118, 144 Harris, Barbara— 52, 117, 154, 159 Harris, Carol— 52, 114, 136, 163, 235 Harris, Cheryl— 43, 234 Harris, Linda— 104, 136, 160 Harris, Mike— 52, 133 Harris, Nan— 104 Nanc) — 104, 144, 170, 171 Ha Scotty— 52 -89. 123, 141 Harrison, Linda— 104 Hart, Sandy— 89, 2 34 Hartgraves, Michael— 89 Hartley, Kris— 52, 156 Hartzel, Charles— 89. 169 Hartzel. Kenneth— 89. 170 Harvlev. Mrs. Carolyn— 14 Harwell. Barbara— 104, 128, 148 Harwell, Janice — 104 Hatton, Otto — 89, 172 Hayes, Bill— 104 Hayes, Gary— 104. 137. 150 Hayes, Jimmy— 89, 114, 208, 211. 223. 225. 226, 244 Haves, Mario— 89, 194, 196, 200, 217 Haygcod, Sandra— 104, 146, 158 Haynes. Linda— 104 Hays. Toni— 104. 128, 148 Hazzard— 52, 118 Hazzard, Ann— 89, 118 Hazzard, Dorothy— 104. 115, 138, 150 Heacock, Bill— 137, 168, 171 Head, Beverly— 104, 160 Heaps, Bill— 2, 81, 89, 121, 150, 162, 217 Hearon. Carol— 89 Hearn, Ronnie— 104, 137 Heath, Barbara— 52, 150. 159. 234, 243 Heath. Janice— 52, 156 Heitman, Linda— 89, 130, 157, 158, 234 Heiny, Ernest — 53 Hejny, Janice— 89 Henaghan, Bernice— 53, 157, 159 Henderson, Billy— 104. 172 Henderson. Cherlyn— 104 Henderson, DeLenda— 53, 139, 156, 235 Henderson, Janet— 89, 118 Henderson, Molly— 89 Henderson. Paula — 157 Hendrick, Miss Zelwanda — 27. 123, 243 Hendrickson. Cheryl— 150. 151 Hendrickson. Marilyn— 104. 146, 160 Henke. Jim— 53 Henncn. Pat— 215. 216 Henslee. Jerelcne— 89, 160 Henslee, Shcrlvn- 53, 154, 156. 158, 160 Hernandez, Robert— 104 Hernandez, Sandra— 104 Herndon, Rosemary — 104 Herring, Ann— 53, 118, 126, 154, 156 Hess, Kenneth — 104, 168 He.ss, Kriss— 89, 137. 159, 171 Hicks, Cecilia— 53, 117, 119, 146, 161 Hicks, Johnny— 53 Hicks -89 Hiegel, John- Higgins. Tom— 89, 143, 171 Hight, Arlene— 53, 116, 133, 220, 221 Hill, Dennis— 54, 208, 210 Hill, Larry— 104, 114, 215, 216 Hill, Linda— 104 Hill, Marc— 54 Hill, Mary Kate— 54, 114, 116, 122, 126, 162, 220, 221 Hill, Suella— 54, 126. 154. 157 Hilton. Eddie Jo— 54. 133 Hines. Peggy— 54 Hinton. Linda— 104. 146 Hinton, Rodney — 89, 170 Hitchcock, Mr. Jack — 25, 195, 197, 218 Hitchcock, Nancy— 104, 128, 143, 232, 244 Hobbs, Gloria— 54, 142 Hobbs, Martin— 104 Hobson, Honey— 89, 118, 123, 138 Hodges, Wayne — 97, 143, 170 Hoetfler, Mrs. Ruth— 26. 116, 147 Hoehn, Bob— 104. 163. 169 Hogan. J. C— 54 Hohman. Jerry— 54, 243 Hoke. Gena— 104, 149. 150 Hoke. Hannah— 90 Holland. James— 104 Holland. Jimmy— 90. 150 Holland, Rebecca— 90 Holland. Rosemary— 55. 154, 156, 161 Holland, Sheri— 104 Holleman, Jimmy — 104, 172 Hollis, Sharon— 104 Holman, Gary— 104, 206 Holman, Mary — 104 Holman, Ray— 104 Holman, Vicki— 104 Holt. Kay- 104 Hood. Sandra— 104. 154. 161 Hope. Jerry— 55. 149. 195 Hopkins, Cecelia— 104, 144, 161 Hopkins, Martha— 55, 156, 161 Horn, Raenell— 90. 161 Hornbuckle. Linda— 55. 117. 119. 151, 157, 158 Hornbuckle, Tommy— 90 Horton, Carolyn— 104, 154, 233 Horton, Gerald— 55 Horton, James— 55, 208, 209, 211, 244 Horton, Nancy— 55, 114, 117, 119, 125, 157, 231 Horton. Naomi — 90 Ho -90, 151 Houston, Donald— 55. 215 Houston, John— 90. 195. 214. 217. 244 uck. Patricia— 104, 154. 157, l6l Ho De -90 Howell. Chai Howell. Janice— 151 Hoyle. Mrs. Ouida— 15 Huber. Carol— 105. 149. 151 Huddleston. Carolyn— 105. 137, 154 Huddleston, Sharon— 55, 156, 159, 161 Hummel, George- 105, 139, 146, 235, 242 Humphreys. Jimmy — 56. 115, 163 Humphries, Mr. G. K.— 28 Huffstuttler. Stephen— 105, 133, 232 Hundley, David— 170 Hunt, Darlene— 90 Hunt, Karen— 105 Hunt, Karen Ann— 105 Hunt, Sandra— 137 Hunter, Kay— 105, 146 Hurley, Andy— 2, 56, 116, 120, 130, 143, 151, 162. 181 Hurley, Dennis— 90 Hurley, Johnny— 105, 206 Hutchins, Don— 171 Hutchins, Rick— 90. 168 Hyde, Maurice— 56 Hyde, Mike— 56, 131, 133, 138, 139 Hyde, Patricia — 105 Ingle, Susan- Ipsen, Renelle -J- Jackson, Andy— 105 Jackson, Judy— 126, 157 Jackson, Miss Peggy— 30, 128 Jacobs. Linda— 56, 154 James, Carol— 56, 230, 235 James, John — 105 James, Norma — 90 Jameson, Martha— 90, 119, 126 Janicek, Patricia— 56 Janway, Margaret — 105 Jasner, Bill— 105. 143 Jenkins. Roger— 90 Jernigan. Cheryl— 105 Jernigan. Joe— 56 Jett. Alvin— 56. 135. 231, 242 Jett, Sue— 90 Jimmerson, Frances — 137 Johns, Jeanette— 57. 117, 127, 138, 156, 159 Johnson, Janis— 105 Johnson, John— 105 Johnson, Leon— 105 Johnson, Martha— 105, 137 Johns.in, Mary Ellen— 57, 163, 235 Johnson, Mary Helen— 57, 154, 159 Johnson, Mike — 105 Johnson, Robbye— 90, 119 Johnston, Miss Elaine— 18, 160 Johnston, Leon — 136, 216 Jolly, Johnny— 90, 194, 214, 215, 216, 217, 244 Jones, Barbara — 105 Jones, Bob— 105 Jones, Dennis— 105, 170 Jones, Diane — 57. 114, 117, 119. 127 Jones, Mr. Hamilton— 28 Jones, Hank— 105. 143 Jones, Howard— 57, 123, 243 Jones, Jackie— 105 Jones, Judv— 90, 138, 154, 161 Jones, Judith Kay— 105 Jones, Lynn Claire— 57. 145 Jones, Urban Lvnn — 90, 119, 168, 170 Jones, Mike— 57, 166, 167 Jones, Stanley— 57 Jordan, Kathy— 105. 128. 154 Jurjurian. Sandra— 105. 157, 149 Kay, Kathy— 105 Keener, Marsha — 105, 158 Keller, Jack— 5-, 123, 243 Kelley, Joyce- 105 Kelly, Janice— 90 Kelly, Mich.iel— 105 Kelly, Pat— 90, 169, 217 Kennedy, Brenda— 57 Kennedy, Cheryl— 128 Kennedy, D.ivid— 90. 140, 194, 198, 205, 21 217, 244 Kennedv, Gene— 105, 165, 168. 169 Kennedy, Larry— 105, 172 Keener, Robert — 90 Ker, Bitsey— 90 Ker, Jon— 105, 156, 151, 230 Kerby, John— 90. 156. 227 Kerby. Mike— 208. 212 Kern. James— 90. 151. 222 Kersey, Barbara— 90 Killebrew, George— 58, 166. 167. 168 KiUough. Mr. E ' arl- 15. 115 Kiker. Creighton— 133. 242 Kimball. Mrs. Macel— 29, 141 Kimbrcll. Jane— 90. 144 Kinard. Bill— 206 Kinash. Carolyn— 90. I4l Kindred. Sandra— 58 King. Danny— 105 King. Janet— 6. 58, ll6, 125, 156, 180, 236 King, Linda— 105, 137,- 151, 158 King, Patsy— 91, 133 King, Paula— 91 Kirby. Kay— 58, 127, 154 Kirkham, Gary— 105. 171 Kirkwood, Bryan— 91 Kissinger, Linda— 105, 137, 146 Kitchkommie, Barbara— 105 Kleber, Linda— 91, 119, 144 Kline. Mrs. Orelva— 29 Klosterman. Stephen— 105, 137 Knapp. Paul— 91 Knight. D.irothy— 105 Knight. Suzanne— 105 Koonce. Raymond— 58 Kohr. Jeff— 91. 135 Krieg. Georgia— 105, 165 Kuhn. Jeanette— 105. 149. 158 Kustra. Kathi— 105, 157, 161 277 — L— LackUnd. B..l — 18, 166. 167, 168. 173, 190 Ladd. Lonnic— 91 Lidick. Chirl.rttc — 105 IjC.ard. Mirgarct Scrugjis — 58 Ijmbcrt. Trcssia — 79 Undell. Dtnlst— 91. 118. 127. 116. 149 Landers. Charles— 91. 172 Landcss. Ji Ncll— 105. 161. 189 Lanfiran, Claudia— 105. 137 Ijnicr. Barbara— 105 l.anicr. Vicki— 105 LaPinc. Carol— 91 Lapinglon. Charlotte— 105. 151 LaScola. Toni— 105. 137 Lastcr. Pam— 91. 127 l-astcr. PcgBv— 105. 128. 1-14 Lavcndtr. Mike— 91. 223 Lawless. Spike— 91. 114. 194. 214. 217. 219. 244 Lawrence. Tommv — 106. 136. 216 Uwson. Mrs. Cleo— 29 Lawson, Randv— 106. 114. 151 Leach. Mr. Bot— 25. 197. 206. 213. 223. 227 I.ee. David— 91 Lee. Erna— 58. 156 Leistikow. Harold— 58. 133. 139 Lenheiser. John— 58. 215 Lenox. Marv lane— 59. 114. 136. 154 Leonard, Paula— 137 Leverette. Carolyn— 59. 122. 156, 162 Lewis. Connie— 106, 137 Lewis. Larry— 91. 114. 223. 225 Lewis. Sandy— 106. 149 Lichtenwalter. Tommy — 59 Liebert. Linda— 59. 127. 149 Lilly. Pat— 91 Lindscy. Paula— 91 Lindsev. Steve— 91. 215 Linville. Emalee— 59. 122 Litteer. Cathy— 106. 146. 220 Litteer. Dan— 59. 133. 223. 227 Little. Albert— 91 Little. Becky— 106 Livingston. Jimmy— 106. 114, 140. 206, 208, 212, 213, 216. 219. 244 Lloyd. Kathy— 91. i: . 149, 151, 234 LInvd. Gail— 106 Lloyd. Paula— 59 Lodowski. Charles— 2. 59. 120, 151, 162 Loftin, Mr. Paul— 28 Lollar. Mary Sue— 91, 133, 139, 143, 235 Lomax, Anita — 59 London. Diane— 91 Longest. Sid— 106, 206. 2l6. 219 Louis. Mr. Alex— 50. 220 Lo cgrcn. Mrs. Audrey — 17, 18, 122, 162 Lowerv. Rebecca — 60 Loyd. Frances— 91. 154 Lucas. Sammy Luckett. Helen— 106. 128. 143 Lunday. Vicki— 106. 128, 159 Lunday. Winona— 60, 114, 117, 119, 154, 158 Lundbcrs. Karen— 60, 151, 159. 230 Luskv. Linda— 106 Lusky. Norma — 91. 137 Luttrcll. Vicki— 106 Lyie, Sharon — 106 Lyons. John— 91 — Mc— McBride. Charlotte— 91 McCall. Gregory— 106 McCali. Ricky— 60, 194. 202, 223, 225, 226 McCammon. Pat— 2. 91. 121. 127. 143, 149, 151. 162 McCarley. Barbara— 106 McClaren. Bill— 106. 136. 235 McComas. Danny- — 91 McClain. Mike— 106 McClcndc.n. Bill— 106 McClendon. Rav— 106 McCollum. Mary— 91. 142. 144 McCollum. Shirley— 83. 91, 114, 127. 142 McCombs. Russell — 60 McCorkle. Denise— 91. 119 McCormack. Lynn— 106. 128. 146, 151 McCormack, Pam— 60, 117. 125. 148 McCormack. Patsy— 91. 144. 156 McCoy. Elizabeth — 60 McCoy. Shern— 106. 114. 128. 151. 154 McCready. Karen- 91. 123. 142. 153 McCullough. Everett- 106, 206 McCullough. Paul— 106 McCullough. Vickie— 106 McCurdy. Dan— 92 McCurdy. Don— 106 McDanicl. Margaret— 106 McD.mald. Glenda— 106 McDonald. Jim— 92. 140, 195. 314. 217, 244 McDonald. Larrv— 92 McDowell. Carol— 60 McElreath. Eileen— 92 McElroy, Rita— 90 McGlasson. Lee— 106 McGoire. I-arry — 6o Nancy— 61, Mcintosh. Mr. John— 21. 158 Mclver. Cindy— 2. 61. 116. 121. 127. 149. 162 Mcjunkin. Charles— 61 McKee. Mike— 106 McKenny. Tommy— 106. 133. 146. 242 McKinncy. Paula— 106 McKissixk. Carole— 92 McKnight. Mrs. Loretta— 22. 153 McLain. Mrs. Annie Lee— 22. 153 McManamy. Gary— 92. 123. 170 McMcans. Sue— 92. 127. 146 McMurry. Mrs. Amy — 21 McNeel. Sheila— 92 McNeely. David— 61, 149, 169 McNcely, Glenda- 106, 154 McShan. Miss Joan— 30. 124 McVcy. Christy— 106 McVey. Jeannic— 106. 128 McCauley. Barbara— 106 — M— Mahoney. Dan — 106. 168. 171 Malonc. Chcton — 106 Malone. Jerry — 61 Mangrcm. Donna — 106. 144 Mann. Barbara— 61. 154 Mann. Carolyn— 61. 144. 154. 158, 163, 231, 234 Mann, Georgia— 92 Mann. James— 61. 133 Mann. Johnny— 61. 204. 214, 244 Mann, Kay— 92. 142 Manrriquez, Nickv — 106 Manthely. Mary— 106. 137 Manzack. John— 62. 214. 215, 217 Marceleno. Mary— 62 Marr. Martha— 106 Marshall. Janice— 106. 142 Marshall. Teresa— 106 Martclla. Susie — 106 Martin. Ann— 106 Martin. Charles— 62, 114 Martin. David— 92 Martin. Mclba— 92, l4l, 149 Martin. Mike— 92 Martin, Susie— 106, 137 Martinak. Connie— 106 Mason. J. B.— 62. 136 Mason. Linda— 92. 142 Massey. Lynne — 106 Mauldin. Sydney— 92. 1-il. 159 Maxwell. Don— 62. 151. 243 May. Sandv— 92 Mayes. Cindy— 62. 125, 149 Mayes, Kathy— 106, 128 Mays. Cathy— 106 Mays. Jean— 62. 154 Meadows. Treva — 62 Mecklinburc. Fred— 106 Medaris. Cherry- 92. 114 Mehaffie. Mr. Shamus— 18 Mehaffic. Terry— 62 Meier. George— 216. 217 Meluein. Billie— 63. 137 Mcndez. Louis— 206 Merrifield. Gaylc— 65. 154. 159. I6l Merritt. Annette — 128 Merritt. David— 106. 136, 142 Meska. Richard— 107 Messenger. Owen — 92. 149 Messer, Tom— 92 Mct..skic. John— 107. 114. 213 Mctz. Robert— 65. 169 Middlcbrooks. Marvin— 92 Milburn. Carylc— 107. 149, 156, l6l Miles, J. B.— 92, 133, 151, 232 Miller. Jimmv— 65 Miller. Joan— 2. 63. 117, 120, 127, 154. 162, 189 Miller, Judy— 107 Miller. Nancj— 63 Miller. Ruth— 107. 137 Miller, Sandy— 92. 127. 149 Mills. Martha— 83. 92 Milke. Mrs, Margaret- 28 Milncr, Joan— 107. 151 Milsap, Lynctte— 107. 137. 155 Milyo. Keith— 107. 151. 216 Mims. Larry— 63. 222 Minshcw. Mary— 107. 151 Minter. Mike— 194. 217 Mitchell. Diane— 107. 137. 153 Mix. Tom— 137 Mobley. Marilyn— 107 Monroe. Richard— 92. 171. 244 Moody, Mike— 92. 195. 214. 217, 244 Moon. Kay— 107, 128. 145, 151 Moon, Phil— 92 Moore. Alcene — 92 Moore. Alva — 107 Moore. Ann — 63 Moore. Bobby— 107 Moore. Carol- 107 Moore. Connie— 64. 127. 157 Moore. Davie — 92. 114. 159 Moore. Donny— 92. 194. 199. 223. 225. 227, 244 Moore, Jimmy— 107, 115, 140, 206 Moore, Paula— 107 Moore, Roger— 97 Moore, William— 172 Moree. Matt — 64 Moreno. Mrs. Aurora— 26. 145. 237 Morgan. Beth— 64. 115, 116. 136, 159 Morgan. Valenc — 107, 151, 161 Morosky, Walter— 170 Morris, Betty— 107, 161 Morris, Billy— 64 Morris, Linda— 92, 137 Morris. Randy— 107 Morrison. Bill 92 Morrison. Locky— 107. 133 Morrow. Rudy— 22T Morrow. Susan— 92. 146 Morton. Steve — 227 Mote. Janie— 107 Motes. John— 2. 81. 93. 121. 162. 215. 217 Motley. Tommy— 64. 120. 182. 234. 238 Moulton. Michael— 93 Moyer. John— 93. 133. 172 Mueller. Steve— 107. 142. 143 Muirhcad. Mr. Roy— 28 MuUican, Mickey- 64. 142, 149. 230 Mullins. Fransene — 93 Mullins. Jerry— 93. 133. 138. 139. 143. 151 Munroe. Karen— 64. 127, 155. 156 Murphy. Mary— 107 Murray. James— 107. 115, 222 Murrey, Mike— 95. 114. 140, 194, 195, 215, 244 Musgra e. Mike — 107 Musslewhite. Dennis — 64 Myers. Anita— 107 Myers. Carolyn — 95 — N— Neal. Janet— 107. 159. I6l Neal. Joe— 64. 122. 123. 166. 167. 243 Needham. Mike — 64. 114 Needham. Tim — 65 Neidenbach. Gary— 65 Ncill. Sherry— 95 Nelson. Alice — 65. 156 Nelson. Andy— 93 Nelson. Barbara — 107 Nelson. Kathy— 95 Nelson. Paul— 93 Nelson. Steve— 65. 135. 139 Newman. Dan— 133. 139 Newman, Gary— 93, 137, 146 Newton. Mary — 107 Newton. Sharon— 93. 127. 143. 149, 150, 234 Nichols, Gary— 107 Nichols, Larry— 107 Nicholson. John— 93. 222 Nichter. Eddy— 107. 151. 171 Nickell. Sharon— 93 Nisbet. Becky — 107 Nixon. Cathy— 107. 146 Nolen. Eddie— 95. 146 Norman. Nancy — 95 Norman. Ralph— 95 Norris. Carolyn— 95. 141 Norris. Dwight — 65. 122. 244 Norris. Dahrell— 107. 154. 242 Norton. Charles — 65 Nowland. Wanda— 65 Nunn. Jack— 93. 143, 152 Oakley. Angela— 107. 151, 155 Oakley. Larry— 93 OBriant. Kenneth— 95. 136 Ockerstrom. Fayc — 93 ODell. Barry— 65. 149 ODell. Bob— 65 Odom. Montic — 65. 156. 158. 231 Oliphant. Dick— 93. 134 ORear. Ace— 107. 216. 213 Orenbaum. Sutton— 107. 206. 227 Osborne. Artie — 95. 163 Osborne. Barbara— 66 Osborne. Betsy— 107. 114. 128 Osborne. Pat— 65. 119 Ostcr. Ricky— 168. 171 Osteen. Neil— 227 Ottmo. Paul— 95 Overgaard. Robe.-t— 95 Owen. Carolvn— 66. 134 Owen. Mr. John— 23 Owen. Russell— 107. 134. 139, 143, 151 Owen, Sadie— 107, 137 Owens, Bill— 107, 2l6, 219. Owings, Lee Ann— 93. 163 278 Oylcr. James— 107, 1-13. 151 — P— Pace, Carol— 66, 1-18, 257 Pace, Rusty — 206 Paflord, Dick— 65, 116. 135, 149. 220 Page, Richard— S6, 1-49 Paiko, Mr. Tommy — 28 Palmer, Lind,i— 107, 151 Park, Jackie— 107, 137 Park, Sharon— 107, 12.S Pans, Ricky— 93. 195. 196. 199. 208, 210, 217. 2-14 Parsley, Linda— 66, 155 Patterson, Gail— 93, 127 Patterson, Tommy— 93, 168. 170 Patton, Miss Audrey — 29, 141 Payne, Cheryl— 107, 134, 139, 142, 145 Peach, Lanny— 66 Peavy, Patsy— 66. 122. 156 Peden, Jeanne— 66, 119, 123, 134, 139. 144. 146, 157. 158, 160 Peden, Linni -107. 114. 134. 145 Peel, Diane — 93 Peery. Janet — 107 Pclton, Jon— 206 Peniston, Barbara— 95, 161 Pentecost, Sandra— 94 Perry, Frank — 107 Perry, George — 67 Perry, Mike— 94 Peters, Garv— 170 Peters, Nick— 107 Peterson, Francine — 94, 119, 142 Peterson, Richard — 107 Peterson, Virginia — 108. 158 Petree, Johnny— 108, 134, 139 Pettey, Mike— 67. 114, 121, 140, 162. 194. 196. 197, 240. 244 Phillips. Cheryl— 67, 155, 236 Phillips, Diane— 108. 137, 149 Phillips. Mrs. Evelyn— 15 Phillips. Mike— 6. 67 Pierce. Libby— 94. 137 Pige. Mrs. Lourene — 31. 156 Pilling. David— 108. 171. 216 Pinkston. Jerry— 108, 206, 213 Pirklc. Marsha— 108 Pirkle. Gal l37 Pitcock, Danny— 206, 227 Pitt. Pamela— 94, H8, 142, 151 Poirrier, Barbara— 94, 119. 146 Poirrier. Larry — 170 Pollard. Susan— 94, 149 Pollock, Ann— 108. 128, 145, 151 Poole, Betsy— 108 Poole, Dcbra— 94, 234 Poole, Linda — 108, 146 Porter, Gary — 67 Porter, Pat — 108, 115, 151 Potts. Elmira— 94. 115. 138, 152, 235 PPool, Miss Rudi v.— 14 Powers. Ron— 94, 151 Prather, Charlotte— 108, 142 Pratt. Suzanne — 108, 146. 158 Prewitt. Connie — 108. 155 Price. Mr. Cleburne— 24, 25, 197, 206, 215 Price. Linda— 108. 234 Price. Wayne — 108 Prichard. Anita— 94 Prichard. Sandra— 67. 122, 127, 149, 162, 235 Prichard, Terry— 108, 134, 139, 149, 163 Priestly, James— 108 Pringle. Raymond— 94, 134, 139 Pritchett, Mr. J. L.— 17, 25 Pritchett. Pat— 67. 122, 142, 158, 163. Pritchett. Patricia — 108 Protivinsky. Terry- 108, 146, 151 Puckett. Gary — 94 Putman. Richard — 108, 172 234 Quil -Q- Donna— 108, 136 — R— Race. Linda— 108. 161, 155 Race. Lvnne — 108. I6l Rahm. Jackie— 67. 156 Rains. Larry — 67. 115. 222 Raith. Bob — 108, 115, 169 Raith. Paul— 94. 172 Rambo. Ted— 108. 171 Rambo. Steve — 108. 244 Ramsey. Mike— 2, 68, 115. 120. 140, 177. 194, 196. 214. 244, 248 Randol, Jane— 68. 123. 142, 243 Rankin. Thula— 68 Ratcliff. Ronnie— 68 Rawlings. Robert— 94 Hay. Barbara — 108 Ray. Sherry— 94 Reed. Lawrence — 94 Reed. Steve— 91 Reese, Barbara — 68 Reeves. Margaret— 108, 155 Reid, John— 108, 137, 143, 235 Reid. LaDonna— 94 Reiser, Pats) — 94, 137 Renick, Mrs. Cheryl— 18 Reno, Dennis— 108 Repass, Bill— 108 Reviel, Robert- 108 Reynolds, Johnnie — 108 Reynolds, Sue— 94 Rhodes, Barbara— 94 Rhodes, Barry— 94 Rice, Francine— 94, l6l Rice, Lorranna— 108, 146, 151 Rich, Glenda— 94 Richards. David— 108 Richardson, Shirley— 108 Richardson. Walter— 108. 172 Richie. Kenneth— 1(18 Richcrson. Joyce — 68 Richerson, Linda— 108 Riddler. Bonnie— 94. 149 Ridgley. Randy— 68, 117, 140. 149. 156. 194. 198. 244 Rife, Pam— 108. 161 Riggall. Beverly— 108. 143 Rios. Marin — 108 Risinger. Robert— 94 Robb, Jerry- 1 72. 222 Robbins ■ Robersoi Robersoi Robersoi obby— 94. 170 Anne— 68. 116. 127. 137. 157. 159 Larry— 68. 170 -108 till- 94 Roberts. Carol — 108 Roberts. Carol Grace— 108. 128, Roberts. Carolyn— 94. 141 Roberts. Carol Lynn— 149. 152 Roberts. Eric— 69, 137, 235 Roberts, Larry— 108, 136, 222 Roberts, Marsha— 108, 134, 220 Roberts, Nancy— 96, 115, 134 Roberts, Sammy — 108 Roberts, Steve— 69, 194. 203 Robinetle. John — 94 Robinson. Gwen— 69. 157 Robinsf n. Harmon— 69 Robinsc n. Larry— 108. 216 Robinsc n. Lynn— 108 Robinsc n. Jere— 108. 137. 143 Robinsi n, Jimmy— 94, 141, 223 225 Rogers, David— 108, 206 Rogers, Miss Enna Fay— 27, 142 Rogers, Jack— 69, 141, 171 Rogers, Lind.a— 109, 128, 152, 155, 158 Rogers. Mike — 108 Rollins, Linda— 69, 122 Rose, Rickv— 94 Rountree, Donna— 95, 115, 136 Rowe, Sally— 109, 155 Rowland, John— 36, 69, 140, 178, 194. 196. 244 Rule. Jeanean— 109. 115. 128 Rusk. Connie— 95 Rus: 158 Russ. Tommy— 69, 95, 119. 163 -95, 140, 195, 214, 216, 217, — s— Sachse, Barbara— 69, 155, 157 Sager, Charles— 137 Sainsott, Craig— 109 Sheffield, Rhonda— 109 Salvador, Joe— 214 Samulka, Frank— 109. 134 Sanders. Tommy — 109, 134 Sanders. Valda— 109 Sandifer. Joey — 70 Sargent. Sheila— 109. 158 Sauch. Sandra— 109. 146 Sawhill, Mike— 109 Saycn. Kathleen— 95. 119 Scales. Joe— 243 Schell. Linda— 70. 155, 157 Schellenberg. Virginia— 95. 155 Schmidt. Carolyn— 95. 127 Schulz. Miss Judy— 19 Scott. Helen— 70. 155. 158. 234 Scott. Judy— 70. 119. 122. 157 Scott. Marile! 95. 134. 139. 157, 235 Scott. Pam — 109 Scruggs. James— 109. 151 Seals, Retha— 95 Sechrist. Randy— 109 Seilheimer, Donald— 109. 216 Self, Dana— 109. 136 Severson. Craig— 109. 126. 213 Shaft. Susan— 95. 123. 152 Sharp. Cheryl — 70, 122. 153 Shaw, Evelyn— 70, 142 Shaw, Larry — 70, 119, 234 Shaw, Steven— 95 Sharber, Teresa — 109 Sheffield, Robert- 171 Shelby, Sherry— 95, 157 Shely, Ycvonne— 109, 128, 152 Sherard, Steve— 70, 134, 152, 235, 242 Sherlock. Nedra— 95. 119. 157 Shillinghurg. Miss D ' Linda- 19 Shipp. Linda— 109. 115 Shrum. Lorie— 109. 128 Shuler. Holly— 109. 137. 142 Simmons. Julie— 82. 95. 155. 16} Simpson. Kenneth — 70. 149, 242 Simpson. Sandra — 109, 155 Singleton. Gordon — 109. 206 Sirchia. Pat— 109 Sir. Justin— 121. 152. 203. 204. 169. 172. 226 Slaughter. Marsha— 95. 142. 152. 159 Sligar, Sherry — 71. 146. 157. 169. 170 Sloe Cha -71 212. 223. 225, 244 lith. Anthony — 95 Smith. Barbara— 71. 156 Smith, Carol— 6, 71, 117, 119. 127, 155 Smith, Charles— 95 Smith. Claudia— 109 Smith. Dickie— 72. 114. 116. 140. 186. 198, 194, 205. 244 Smith. Eddie— 71 Smith. Jack— 109. 206 Smith. James— 95. 152 Smith. Mrs. Joan— 21 Smith. Karen— 71, 117. 119. 157. 158. 244 Smith, Libby— 109, 115 Smith, Loren— 71. 119. 195. 202. 244 Smith, Mickey— 168, 171, 225, 224 Smith. Mike— 71. 143. 234 Smith. Nancy — 95 Smith. Patsy— 71. 119. 124. 139. 146, 157, 159, 232 Smith. Patty— 72. 157 Smith. Penny— 95. 152 Smith. Ronald— 109 Smith. Sandra Earlene— 95. 157, 161 Smith, Sandra Jane— 95 Smith, Sandra Joanne — 109, 149 Smith, Sherry— 109. 128 Smith. Tanya— 72. 149. 157. 159 Smith. Tim— 167, 168, 170 Smith, William Dean— 72 Snidei Snyde Snyder, Gene— 95, 242 Snyder, James — 109 Solomon, Mr. Gerard— 28, 151 Soroka, Jan— 95, 152 Sparks, Bud— 72. 139 Sparks. Judv— 155. 157 Sparks. Sidney— 95. 119 Speed. Kitty— 109. 134 Sperrv. Don— 158. 159 Spillyards. David— 109 Splawn. Glenda— 109. Spray. Pennye — 109 Sprenger, Donald — 95 Sprowls. Sandy— 72. 155. 159. 165. 251 Stafford. Evelyn— 72. 119, 146 Stafford, Mike— 109, 137, 163 Stallings, Penny— 95, 152, 250 Stamey. David— 109 Stamey. Bud — 72 Stanford, Tommy— 109, 216 Stanley, Ronnie— 95, 194 Stanley, Sharon— 95. 155 Stanton. Mary Lee— 73. 235 Stark. Ernest — 75 Stark. Jan— 109. 152 Stark. Mike— 75 Starnes. Carroll— 75. 149 Starr. Bill— 73. 134 Starr. Miss Carma — 19 Starr. Donny— 109 Steinke. Marlene— 95 Stephens. Elizabeth— 95 Stephens. Da id— 109. 156. 169 Stephens. Gary— 75. 122 Stephens. Gene— 73 Stephenson. Bill— 73. 167. 170 Sterling. Ken— 158. 216. 252 Stevenson. Marcia — 109 Stevenson. Robert— 95. 149 Stewart. Mike — 214 Stinson. Jerry— 216 Stibbens, Gayna— 109 Stiles. Charles— 172 St. John. Dale— 157 Stogner. Gloria— 109. 115, 144 Stogner. Steven— 75. 255 Stokes. Janet— 74. 122. 127, 157, 162 Stone. CamiUe — 109 Storm, Kenneth — 109 279 Siovall. Phyllis— 110 Striccncr. Bill— 109. 115. 216, 206 Stfitford. Tom— 206 Sifjwn. Pam— 96. l-(6 StnblinK, Emiia— 109 Sluart. J. 96. 112 .Stubbs. Wayne— 74. 19-f. 210. 223. 2-14 .Sujrcz. Ormcn— 110. 134. 146 Sujrcl. Mir — 96. 145. 155 Sulcup. Vicki— 110. 128. 152 Sullivan. Ricky— 110 Sulton. Marlin- 110. 206. 223 Suiion. Mclbi— 2. 116. 119. 121. 127, 157. 162. 166. 170. 173. 242. 74 Sulton. Morris— 215. 216 Sutton. Pam — 110 S«.inn. Jaj— 96. 222 Swanson. Skippct- 110. 227 Switala. Nona— 74. 134. 159 S mpson. Judv— 96. 157 — T— Talbcrt. Mr. Carl— 21. 194. 197. 213 Talbcrt. Tommy— 82. 96. 140. 194. 223, 224. 227, 211 Tanner. Ronnv— 110 Tarsia. Pat— 110. 149. 234 Taylor. Beverly— 110. 159 Tavlor. Debbie— 96. 137. 235 Taylor. Dennis— 110 Taylor. Gary— 110. 142. 171 Taylor. Pat— 110 Taylor. Phillip— 110. 134. 171 Tavlor. Roger— 96 Tavlor. Sammv — 110 Teames. Debbie — 110 Teames. Linda— 74. 136. 230 Terrell. Leslie— 155 Terrell. Linda— 110 Terrv. Burt— 206 Terrv. Dian— 96. 123. 127. 137. 149 Terry. Nancs— 110. 115 Teubner. Karen— 96. 123 Teubner. Linda— 110 Thomas, Charles — 74 Thomas, Larrv — 222 Thomas. Robert— 74, 119. 167, 168, 171 Tho Sa 110 Thomas, Steve — 110, 227 Thomasson, Jack— 74 Thompson. Bart — 74. 115. 119. 140. 223. 225. 226. 227. 244 Thompson. Jack — 110 Thompson. Jcrc — 110, 227 Thompson, Jim— 96, 119, 195 Thomps.m, Judv— 74, 142, 153, 158, 160, 124. 172, 232, 253 Thompson, Karen — 75, 117, 142 Thompson, Kayc — 75, 152 Thompson, Mary— 96, 163 Thompson, Mildred— 96, 148 Thompson, Tommy — 110 Thompson, Sammy — 96, 223 Thompson. Steve — 99. 216. 224. 227 Thompson. Wanda — 110 Thompson. Woody— 110. 167. 168. 171, 215, 216, 253 Marsha— 75 Thornhill, Dana— 110, 216 Thornhill, Larry— 110, 216 Thornton, Jimmv — 110, 216 Thornton, Sharon— 96, 137 Thrasher, Spencer— 96 Thurman. Leland— 110 Thurmond, Mary Lou— 96, 157 Tilfin, Don— 110. 134. 172 Tobolowsky, Paul— 244 Todd. Janet— lip, 136, 153. 161 Todes, Mr. Jay— 31 T.)ldan. Alleice— 110, 128, 152 Toldan. Tony— 134. 242. Tompkins, NIr. Jimmy — 27, 136 Townsend, Raymond — 75 Townsend, Sammie— 75. 155, 157 Trammel, Ronnie — 134, 139 Travis. Phil— 96, 167, 168, 171 Trent. Allen— 110, 134 Trewm, Walter— 75, 166, 167 Trosper, Kay— 96, 152, 14? Trout, Arnold— 110 Tucker, David— 75 . ' «. Tupy, Elaine— 110, 161 Turbeville, Eon— 110 Turner, Bobbv— 110, 137 Turner, Charles— 96 Turner, Jcanetle — 96 Turner, Jon— 110, 213 Turauelte, Douc- 96, 172 Tuttle, Sue— ,110, 115, 145 Tyler, Charles— 75 Tyler, David— 110, 134, 139 — V— Wilkes, Jack— 111, 115 Wilkes, John— 206 . 216 Vail. Larrv— 208. 209 Van Arsdale. Di ck— 75. 117, 135 Van D..nk, Jeanne— 110 Van H.irn, James- 110, 170 Vann, Lynda— 75, 161. Vanzura, Vivian — 110 Van Zandt, Alice— 96 Varona, Jors( 76 Vauchn, Scott ■ — 110 Vickrey, Sandra— 110 Vickery, Sut UO Veltman, Sandy— 76, 115, 116, 119, 157, 158 Von Hagcl. Rcta— 76 Voss. Jackie— 99, 110, 146 — w— Waggoner, Linda — 110, 155 Waggoner, Walter— 110 Waitc, Carol— 110, 137, 155 Walker, Charles— 96, 138, 172 Walker, Judy— 111 Walker, Lanice— 76, 155, 157 Walker. Lloyd— 172 Walker, Lynna Kay— 76 Walker. Sue— 111 Walker. Timmy— 111, 138 Wall, Glendon— 96 Wallace, Judy— 76 Wallace. Lana— 111. 145. 234 Wallace, Pam— 96 Walling. Jane— 96, 152, 155, 161 Walters. Barrv— 76, 123, 130, 191. 233. 242 Ward, Dennis— 76, 134, 137 Richard— 96, 111 W; Neal— 76 Warnell. Jimmy— 76 Warner. Ruthann- 111 Warren. Becky— 111. 146 Warth. Terrv— 111 Watkins. Ronnie — 77. 123, 134 Watson, Billy— 223, 225 Watts, Sam— 96 Waul, Janice — 77, 137, 149, 159 Waul, Judy— 77, 137. 149. 159 Weatherford, Jerry— 111 Weatherred, Mollie — 77 Wealherred, Opal— 96 Webb, Carolyn Sue— 111, 152 Weiner. Jeanette— 77. 122. 142 Weiner. Mar ' Jane— 96. 142, 234 Wcis. Rav— 7-. 166, 167 Wcldon, Audrey— 77 Wells. Janet— 96 Wells, Linda— 97, 115, 118, 127, 145. 172. 246 Wells. Sherry— 97. 155 Welskopf. Gail— 134 Westlake. Sandra— 111. 128. 138 Wettig. Don— 97 Wheeler. Pat— 97 Whilden. Fairfax— 111. 128. 152 White. Donna— 77. 157. 172 White. Major H. W.— 25. 165 White. Jean— 77. 115. 157 White. Mary— 51. 157. 158 White. Nancy— 97. 119. 157 White. Sandy— HI. 146. 155, 161 White. Wvvonne — 111. 137 Whitley. Cathy— HI Whitley. Janet— 97. H9 Wickersham. Kay— 97 • Wiese. Frank— 77 Wight. Preston— 172 Wilbanks. Phil— 97. 172 Wilher. Byron— 78. 166. 167. 168 Wilber. Margie— 111 Wiler. Mrs. Juanita— 14 Wilkins. Jean— HI Wilkins. Johnny— 111. 215, 216 Wilkinson, Pat— 111. 137 Willett, Crystal- 97 Williams, Anita— 111, 137 Williams, Cynthia— 111 Williams, Donnetle— 111. 137 Williams. Greg— 111 Williams. Jimmy— 170 Williams. Joy— HI Williams. Nancy— 78. 157. 158 Williams, Sharon— 111. 128 Williams, Sharon Ann— 78, 145. 157. 158. 159. 161 Williams. Vicki— 111 Willingham. Susan— lit Willis. Barbara— 78 Willis. Dianne— 111. 128, 152 Willis. Jack— 97. 222 Wilmut. Charles— 111. 220. 221 Wilmut, Mrs. Man — 15 Wilshire. Jennifer— 137. 152 Wilson. Betty— 111 Wilson. Bill— 36. 78. 140, 188. 192. 195, 196. 197. 208. 209. 213. 214, 244 Wilson, Cheryl— HI. 137 Wilson. Dena— 97. 155 Wilson. Greg — 111 Wilson. Kenneth— 78 Wilson. Mark— 97 Wilson. Paula— 97. 14I Wilson. Sharlee— 78. 130. 148. 158 Wingate. Jodie— 97 Winters. Bobby— 111. 115. 146 Wise. Raymond — 78 Withers. Carol- 111 Wolfe. Miss Mary Ellen— 31. 129 Wolfe. Toni— HI Wolfe. Travis— 111 Wolfe. Yvonne— 97 Wolford. Phyllis— 111. 161 Womble. Mrs. Ruby— 31. 156 Wood. Sandra— 78. 135. 157, 158 Woodruff, Billy— 111. 157 Woods, Jim— 206 Woods, Laddie— 78, 137, 167. 170. 173 Woody. Lloyd— 111. 222 Worden. Martha— 111. 145 Worsham. Jan— 111. 163 Wortham. Susan— 98. 99. HI, 115, 128, 146 Wortman. Robbie — 97 Wright. Fred— 111. 216 Wright. Geraldine— 97 Wright. Janie — 79. 155. 161 Wright. Kenneth— 97 Wright. Mo Wi ch. Ro -IH Wuerch. Mildred— 137 Wyatt, Jack— 79. 214 Wyatt, Patricia— HI Wyman. Bill— 97. 146. 152 — Y— Yadack. JoAnn— 111, 145, 152. 161 Yathani. Norw-ood — 213 Yates. Charlie Faye— 79. 117. 119. 129. 155. 268 Yates. Eileen— 97. 137 Yates. Paula— 79. 157. 172 York. Carolyn— 97. 155 York. Steve — HI Young. Barbara— 97. 136. 234 Young. 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