L G Pinkston High School - Viking Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 212 of the 1970 volume:

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Organizations Sophomores Kindergarten Freshmen Advertisers-Patrons Foreword We, the staff of 1969-1970, present to you the third edition of our year- book with the events that have taken place. You have been caught in the act of working and playing, and now you can enjoy these precious memories. May these moments of high school life be forever treasured in these pages for enjoyment throughout all eternity. The Staff x wwllhgx Class Song Dear Pinkston High, we all must leave you soon, though you'll always be in our heart. A , We know that you will help the others along, for you have helped us from the very start. Dear Pinkston High, you'll always he our home, no matter what we say or do. Dear Pinkston High, keep your standards high. Our Pinkston High, how we love you. For the time is now to fulfill each vow, for we may never pass this way again. The 1970 VIKING Staff S. Hall, F. McCloud, L. Watson, W. Davis, P. Todd, J. Burns, and C. Jones wa... lily.. .,. Seated: L. Bussey, I. Armstrong, S. Jones, J. Manuel, J. Hunter, W. Davis, B. Napper. Standing: R. Avery, M. Baker, J. Smith, S. Royal, D.'Griffen, G. Tyler, L. Conner, J. Edwards, G. Baker, O. Walton, and D. Hayes. Dedication The Senior Class of 1969-1970 takes pride in dedicating this yearbook to a person who is loved and admired by all. We regard this person as one who has worked endlessly and untiringly to carry out his works and the works of others. He is an example of one who uwalks with dignity. We have long considered him a master of com- petence and a paragon of patience in the demanding task of teaching music and being the Senior Coordinator, and, most of all, we have admired him as a person. Mr. Roy Edward Hicks was born January 14, 1931. He attended Carver Elementary School at McGregor, Texas and completed his junior and senior high school years at B. K. Bruce High School, Gilmer, Texas, where he graduated as class valedictorian at the age of 14. He attends St. James AME Temple. Mr. Hicks received his Bachelor of Arts degree from Paul Qriinn C.ollege and his Master of Arts degree from Prairie View A8zM College. He has done further study at both North Texas State and Southern Methodist Uni- versities. He is a member of DMEA, TMEA, MENC, and State and Na- tional Choir Directors Associations. He has taught for 21 years in Texas. As you open this volume Mr. Roy Edward Hicks, we trust that you will find its contents not only comprehensive but complete. We beseech you to accept this 1970 edition of the HVIKINGM as our humble way of thanking you for being as good and dedicated as you are. As we enter this phase of life where there is no return to high school, and our last days are almost here, we would like to acknowledge to you the thought that our hearts are with you for HYou,ll Never Walk Alone. The Staff and Senior Class fu! i 51,594 I ' gif: . 7,- sf' 1 B jf ,if ' ,fw+mmW.,M,- , NL 1 Y. mfffg 4. 4 jim M4 ,. . f1,...,- , . ,X ,K , A wfm:mQi,jiQ:Q5-:1.ff ' , V! ff 'I' ,, 1 a.w1m,M, .K MM A W g f :' -.M f . ,,.:f L. 'WMF W- W' 'M WW- ,, ff ' f ' M W, ., lgzfk , , 5 J 2 - .wig NU' , 4 'ww 'wk W, rag, '11 -, mn, ,W , , 1 0 ,Mix iw- 'L 4 W wwwb- , XA fx ,' 1 w veg The Editors Speak Franklin Throughout one's course of life there are moments, whether they are happy or sorrow- ful, that should be reflected upon and even re- lived. Such moments as .high school are quite cherishable. We, the staff of the VIKING yearbook, have made it our utmost desire to capture a small portion of those precious moments. We would like to acknowledge our appre- ciation to Mr. Roy E. Hicks for his increased devotion to the task which has enabled us to complete and publish this third edition of the VIKING.7' We would also thank the photography staff for their cooperation and concern in seeing that our book was a success. Also, we are grateful to the faculty and our cproud' student bodyf I, as editor, would like to express my deep- estyappreciation to the members of my grad- uating class for electing me to serve as edi- tor-forthis year's edition. I hope that each page will bring back old memories to some and new experiences to others. Franklin McCloud Editor-In-Chief 5, Sharon This hook has been prepared just for you by all of us. We hope that you enjoy and keep it as a memento of your high school life. Students have been caught in their moments of glory and they can say that aa moment of pleasure is a lifetime treasuref Great results cannot be achieved at once, and we must be satisfied with the advancement we make in life during the long run. We shall, one day, look back into the past and remem- ber the prestige and fun of onels school days at L. G. P. I We should not forget what the inventive genius, Thomas Edison, said: uThe three great essentials to achieve anything worthwhile are, first, hard work, second, stick-to-it-ivenessg third, common sense. Sharon L. Hall Co-Editor ADMINISTRA TIUN ,uf Dr. Nolan Estes General Superintendent The Board of Education Dallas Independent School District Dallas, Texas ,mi , ,S .w--4 1 ,,,.....,.- ' N , gy-9,A,1,V 1 zu ' 'Jw , f S2 W . V , V f S K V K Y f1WW,,,,,,g ,raw 54 ff' Y H fa K ' X H ' af? v 1 .F W 'Y new ' , A V, .ee w ,.-1-- 5 , ,, S? - 4' sie' 3 , W M: 7.5. M Q FSM in H i- v 7 Awfixl- may 5 i Q , ,QR X 414 E 5 f ' 'fv fag H f ff W Qgfi-fi, .5 gr 'Sf V, HWNF1 b,gWg,fi1,fn, -as, , L vf.'4?5?J.- .w,w,.'i, Y if-W -'1ifLM,'Wf'-5 ,. ,. . ,. 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Hayes We mean by education that training in virtue from youth up which makes a man passionately desire to be a perfect citizen, knowing how to rule and to obey with justice. The Principal 'S Message As you visit with us through the pages of our Third Edition of the VIKING Annual, the words of a most beautiful poem come to mind which best describe what we are attempting to do here at the L. G. Pinkston High School: 'LBuild thee more stately mansions, O my soul,-As the swift seasons roll! The Administration, Faculty and Staff are deeply dedicated to the molding and training of each of our students so that they may become equipped to take their rightful places in society. The students in our classroom today are our future leaders who will he re sponsible for the fate of our country. We feel that through quality education, there will he no Generation Gapf' Education is taking place at the L. G. Pinkston High School. Very truly yours, Thomas Tolhert X Mrs. Marcelene L. Stewart Mrs. Delia M. Mauldin, Coordinator i Pupil Personnel Counselor Advisory-Guidance Counselor l V W fn' sqm' Ai- Mrs. Gladys L. Mayo Mrs. Mable M. Chandler Mrs. Margerine W. Barkley Advisory-Guidance Advisory-Guidance Advisory-Guidance I5 Captain Haywood Lusk Commandant Mfsgt. Alphine H. Freeman Mfsgt- Richard E- Gregory A. I Q , f 4. , , - - Jn Mrs. Charles Etta' Bell Mrs. Gladys J. Johnson Mrs. Addie Helen Lee Librarian Nurse Student Activities 3 -fii s ifgg 'ctw' 59 KKEVV Y 1. . gt K ,.,.L E EQ, e ' iiis 'L 'KA' ' L A' i 'eii' lf- V kr v gsgg ,h J . ..., Mrs. Patricia Edwards Mr. Calvin J. Scott Health Services Head C oach-Athletic Director Clerzcal Sta f Mrs. Etta Drayden Mrs. Lorine Franklin i Mrs. Evelyn Walker Mrs. Sylvia Wiseman C B- scffff-R Mrs. Bertha L. Porter Building Secretary Mrs. Bettye J. Jordan Mrs. Barbara Scott I9 h , X M-M' .,.. . l Mrs. Erma F. Wright, Lunchroom Manager Friends 0 Distinction E QW Mrs. Myrtle Whitley and Mr. Paul L. Moore, Head Custodian Mrs. Bessie Hillery , if FACULTY Business Education Business Education is an integral part of the total education program and should prepare its students to be effective citizens, to realize fully their indi- vidual capacities, and, most of all, to attain eco- nomic competency both as efficient workers in suitable occupations and.as well-informed and skill- ful buyers of business goods and services in every- day living. 9 9 Q Mrs. Verlene N. White 'i s.....,M ' Mrs. Dorothy F. Jones Mrs. Betty M. Davis MrS. Helen J- AfIIlStC21d ai Mrs. Tredis Croce Mrs. Lillie Belle Hall, Chmn. Mrs. Mildred 0. Clark ZX nr Lzielfiiil , ' . 2 Q ' r t -.., if Mrs. Velmaree Bolden The English Department affirms that preparing students for institutions of higher learning is of vital importance. However, because of the great percentage of pupils who do not attend college, the division feels it is a necessity to focus a great deal of attention toward preparing students to challenge any opportunity that will confront them in future endeavors. Engllsh Miss Gloria Crawford Mrs. Kathleen Drummond MW 5 J. Y w ll Miss Sherry Cannon A W if ri Mrs. Beverly Gaines Mrs. Billie D. Hatcher Mrs. Ollie M. Johnson English Mr. Charles L. Fisher 1 Plchlro ,lri q ina :ai Nag Aygglghlg f .,,.::.fzl.-1 f.. -- -.1 -1, - . f ' ' R Mrs. Addie Helen Lee Mrs. Jewel F. McDonald Mrs. Goldie H. Middleton 24 42 Mr. James R. Hill-Art Mr Eddle L W3ShlHDtOH Band As a result of 'gone-world-mindednessf, it is be- coming increasingly important that each student be provided with many cultural and background ex- periences not indigenous to this community that will acquaint him with the masterpieces-both his- torical and contemporary-of art and music, thus making them an integral part of his everyday life and livelihood. Mr. Roy Edward Hicks Choir ,GX 1' - 'za -- 1 Mrs. Minnie M. Nelson Mrs, Willie B, Curry Homemaking Homemaking Education is a part of a preparation for life which is designed to provide experiences that will help boys and girls develop understand- ings, attitudes and skills important in their day to day living and will encourage them later to establish homg-lpgariamily living in the best tra- ditions ofthe American ivay of life. Mrs. Unidell Cordon Mrs. Cassie M. Isaac Mrs. Fannie Donaldson Mrs. Staphalene Hunter Mrs. Anne E. Sanford 1 E 5 v r a, E I A Mr- Bull' D- Wiseman Mrs. Julia Lois Thomas Mr. Cale E. Anderson Industrial- Vocational Industrial-Vocational Education is an essential phase of the modern program of general education for all people. It should provide experiences in the use of materials, tools and equipment and a knowl- edge of the processes of products of industry and their social and economic significance to the com- munity and to the nation. if , hx ,A qi 2 ' ,' M . , 5 V ii.i- gag, ,if ,r -W :wo , g iiii I ' Q .e ' i I E,'SQw i ff . ' 1::fQ.' ' hr. X33 K 5 , Mr. Joseph A. Davis Mrs. Evelyn A. Foward Mr. Bobby Joe Cray Industrlal- Vocational Mr. Jeff Henderson Mrs. Rosa L. Mitchell Mr. Elbert James Mr. Hunter Prxce Mr. James P. Qua1te Mr. George E. Rhyne ,QA As l . if , k', Mr. Solon Ritcherson Mrs. Theresa B. Sneed Mr. Maurice Smith Industrial- Vocational Mr. Norris L. Zachary Mr. Robert Sneed Mr. Charles W. Stearns 29 Mr. Lester P. Poret Mathematics Miss Alene Ingram Mr. Melvin D. Doddy Mathematics education should prepare the student to search, to know, and to do. The preparation needed to meet these activities includes the develop- ment of intuition and useful habits of thought and action, developing the ability to analyze relations, and, providing freedom to explore and create. V Mr. Bobby G. Faught Mr. Eldridge Fisher Qs? we Mrs. Bettye Haynes Miss Alice Faye Owens Mr. William O. Savannah , M athematws Mrs. Beverly J. Porter Mr. R. J. Perkins Miss Louise Patton -U- 'f' Physical Education F-: .., , I ,Q The Physical Education program should be organ- ized and planned in such a way that every student l is given the best possible opportunity to develop ' -, physical fitness, sportsmanship, recreational ability, 2, ll L efl t-2l ,, ,it , 3 lts 3 'V an appreciation for health and exercise, and desir- In P l 8. A able social and leadership qualities. L, 5, 1,2 gl , ,25- avg.. rf Miss Faye J. Miller 'WHO Mr, James D, Harris Mr. Jerry B. Wallace fBehind-the-wheelj N? Mrs. Alice R. White Mr. Leonard L. Allen ' f pngx ,,,... F, SU Q , X, 4 gr Q 1 'X ' fy 4 , Herbert L. Williams Gd? Mr. Melvin D. Traylor Science education should stimulate students' in- terests to demonstrate the scientific method in their everyday environment, and develop an understand- ing that will allow for the recognition of individual differences and of human relations in the classroom. Mr. John A. Goode Science Mrs. Barbara A. Terrell ff X e if Mr. Gus A. Reese Mr. John H. Wright Science. ' s ' VW, W' o n 1 Q v V'AA'A v 'l312f'l?' f f Tliiftlfli 'f k , lfgliis -. a 'Wi-15 A' f f:.,:g3:f7::,,:gl. ,1a-wE3i: A I -V, '- ' 'ff 'fQzf,e7i,:.e.1.1z.eifZ1w5 y ., ,, N,N,,, .. MM,,...,, .. Mrs. Josie Kelly 4 Mr. Emmett Thompson Mr. Alonzo Temple W ua l 'l N ' 3. V - Lu' L'L' srlrs ' A 'RL Q ,ig . , 1 E 7, Mrs. Ruby Richardson Mr. James L. Finnell Social Studies Mrs Margaret M Walker l.,- Mr. Isaac Tippens Mr. Charles W. Jackson 9 Social Studies Social Studies is an academic area that embraces large bodies of or- ganized and authentic knowledge which is indispensable in acquaint- ing students with the History and Constitution of our country, his- torical documents, and the basic fundamental principles of Democ- racy with particular attention given to the processes of improved un- derstanding, concepts, and patterns of action important in the growth and development of the student as an individual and as a citizen. Mr. L. T. Thomas 36 Mr. Chauncey D. King Mr. ,lack Price Mrs. Pearl A. McBay mt fvs , A f M K ,y -. S iw Z ww rnrr , X r Miss Talmadge L. lVlolett Mr, Calvin J, Scott lt still sounds like Greek to me. Foreign Language N The language program should develop good intercommunication with others in languages other than their native tongue, thus breaking through mono-speech and culture patterns. u Rvw- Mrs. Frances D. Johnson Mrs. ,luliuett S. lVlcKellum ' r..n rrr.r l - Q. .M f- f 5.55 r J lfE Mr. Theodore R. Epting Mrs. Ernestine Branch llSpecial Prqjects for Handicapped Mrs. Thelma B. Walton Study Hall Mr. Ira H. Lyons Mrs. L. Pauline Lane L. G. Pinlcston High School SENI R CLASS President Vice-President Secretary Assistant Secretary Treasurer Parliamentarian OF 1970 OFFICERS Grisby Baker ,Iacquelyn Burns Fernando Lopez Ollie Hamilton Anita Kazee Lonnie Hall Message From Our President For the Senior Class, I would like to say just a few words in tribute to the staff of this our third edition of the VlKlNG,' Yearbook. I realize that there have been some trying days for the annual staff, but, re- member this old proverb: Labor has a bitter root but a sweet tastef' For me it has been a great challenge as well as a privilege to be president of such a wonderful class. To many, this annual will work as a mirror of the past. To some it will be a book of entertaining moments captured in print. But, to me, it will serve as a com- bination of both. Grisby Baker, President X, s Mr. President ' 9 'Q Class History The L. G. Pinkston High School Senior Class of 1970 came from many places. From all over the city we came, but predominantly from Arlington Park, Fred Douglas, C. F. Carr, George Washington Carver, Sidney Lanier and Thomas Edison Elementary Schools. There is where we got our beginnings and we are very grate- ful for the efforts that all our elementary school teachers made to help us along the way. The real senior class got its beginning in September, 1967. The 5 year and 4 year homerooms were introduced to the-Sequoyah Junior High School freshmen which resulted in the best of the sophomore, junior, and senior classes the Pinkston High School will ever see. The Seniors of '70 have many outstanding leaders. Among them are: Grisby Baker lSr. Class Pres.J, Frank lVlcCloud fstuflent Council Presl., Fernando lopez fNational Honor Society Pres.J, Linda Watson KFTA Pres.J, Sharon Hall lUshers and Library Club Pres.J, Carolyn Harrison fpublic Speaking Society Pres.J, An- thony Petty CDrama Club Pres.J, Elbert Gills fConcert Choir Pres.J, Gwendolyn lVlcCarther CVogue Vikings Pres.J, Jacqueline Burns fPUB Pres.l, Arthur Hender- son tProblems of Democracy Club Pres.J, Franklin McCloud tEditor-in-chief, Year- bookJ, and Jackie Burns and Fernando Lopez are Newspaper Editors. We have leaders in the athletic department, also. Among these are: Ernie Mitchell, Leonard Clemons, and Calvin SimsHBasketball Captainsg James Ed- wards-Baseball Captain, Audrey Warren-Tennis Captain, Lewis Standfield- Golf Captain, and Jesse Mauricio-Swim Team Captain. There are many unsung heroes and heroines in the class of '70, They have all contributed greatly to the success of the school and the class. We hope that in some way, we have helped and not hindered. We have great hopes for L. G. Pinkston, and we are, also, going to do our best to make Pinkston proud of us. Good luck to the future senior classes, for we know we are the best of the 'gbestw senior classes. May our footsteps never be forgotten for we will never forget where we have trod. 9':Paets ' Corner? Onward stretches the narrow road Ever binding in each our livesg We, at last, feel we've made it After many hard and grueling tries. The end has come, as come it must To all things, work and fun. Our teachers have given us their trust And now the world we must try to run. We donit look back, but gain courage from The road we've traveled thus farg Eager to let the whole world see The type of class we really are. And as we travel this narrow road We shall do our very best To plant memories our teachers will hold And cling to and say, They were the best. by Maggie Armstrong Together we stand, divided we fall But fall as it must be, Let the splendor and the excitement Leave many a happy memory. The years have seemed hard, Temptations of giving up stood in our way. Onward we have trod- Ever resisting-trying to stay. Never forget the good old days Where we have been gifted with the surroundings of love With the delightful concern of our teachers and others We have taken one step above. As we depart our cherished high school With its uwelcomen mat unfurled, We have surpassed the lonelines of life And we are ready to go out into the world. by Marcha Baker xrb- ,,.g,,g ' ' ' l . J ,,,V N , is nior Princess 3 Beverly Simmons ,.., Y, 43 ACEVES, MICHAEL ROTC, PUB, Alpha Merit Ambition: Architect an .M 42- . , ,W -.jg , , y Q ADAMS, WALTER Honor Society, Student Council Ambition: Production Machinist ALEXANDER, MARY FTA, Choir, Vogue Viking Ambition: IBM Operator ALONZA, ROSA Concert Choir, Steering Com., NLI Ambition: Teacher it ANDERSON, FLORA Ambition: Typist ANDERSON, LINDA -Ma'oret Student ouncil, ewspaper Staff, Vogue Vikings, Spanish Club, Zeta Youth, FTA Aim: Professional Nurse ARMSTRONG, IDA FTA, PUB, Honor Society, Choir, Vikingette, Vogue Vikings Aim: Bus. Adm. ARMSTRONG, MAGGIE Honor Society, Pub. Speaking, Library Club, Concert Choir, Zeta Youth Aim: Sociologist My Koenig '4 W' if 41? . 3 ,fit BABLES, DEBORAH VOE, Vogue Vikings Aim: Airline Hostess BAGLEY, LINDA DE. FTA, Pep Club, Vogue Vikings Aim: Secretary BAILEY, ARTHUR Soanish Club Aim: Lawyer BAKER, GRISBY Pres. of Sr. Class, Honor Society, Artist Assoc.. Student Council, Public Speaking Aim: Artist and Gospel Singer BANKS, JOHNNY FTA, Baseball Aim: Draftsman AVERY, ROMONA D. Public Speaking, Dramatics Club, Cavalierettes, Ushers Club, FTA Ambition: Musician BELL, SYLVIA FTA, Vogue Vikings, Con. Choir, Dance Club, Child Care Aim: Housewife BERRINGER, IRA Pub. Speaking Soc., Pep Club, Vogue Vikings, Dance Club, FBLA Aim: Dietician S 9 J . , A is X. 7 'Win S 4 vii' 4 1 l i it T 45+ ' :gnu 'Z ,iw S 135i if .M BIVINS, LUTHER Football Ambition: Welder 'ma 'fi ' A A fa? WP BLUITT, JAMEE d Adv. Band Jazz an , All-City Band Ambition: Musician BOWERS, HENRY Band, ICT Ambition: BRACKENS, LAURA ICT, FBLA, Public Speak Pep Club, Vogue Vikings Ambition: Be successful BROOKS, EARNEST Student Council, Football, Basketball Ambition: Architect in BROOKS, MELVIN DE Ambition: Businessman BROWDER, ROBERT ROTC, Rifle Team Ambition: Electronics Engineer BROWN, CYNTHIA Newspaper Staff, Band, Vogue Vikings, FBTIATFTA, All-City Band Ambition: Eng. Teacher BROWN, JAMES Ambition: Salesman ,Z fait i , 2 T sift? . 1 Qi is 3 , ii .-ad' BULLARD, SHARON FTA, FBLA, Newspaper Staff, Vikingettes, Choir, Zeta Youth Ambition: Private Secretary BURNS, JACQUELYN FTA, FBLA, PUB, Nat. Honor Society, Con. Choir, Student Announcer, Newspaper Editor, Vice Pres. Sr. Class, Vogue Vikings, Spanish Club, Public Speaking Ambition: Pharmacist BURRELL, WANDA DE, FTA, Annual Staff, Newspaper Staff Ambition: Nurse BUSBY, ZACHARY Football, Track Ambition: To get a good job. -W ,an 'K' xv' ff' 1. l fs BUSSEY, LADINE Vikingettes, Con. Choir, Annual Staff, Student Coun., Clee Club, Vogue Vikings, FTA, FBLA Ambition: Model CARLISLE, LOIS Childcare, Choir Ambition: Nurse CARTER, CLARK Nat. Honor S.ciety,',lazz A-Band Co Am ttion: Musician CARTER, GLORIA Choir, Tennis Team, Student Council, Swim Team Ambition: Sec. Clerk 'iw CAPD'VILLE, JOSEPHINE Safety Club, Vogue Vikings, Con. Choir, Art Club, Usher Club, Tennis Team, Y-Teen Ambition: Int. Decorator -.nv 1 I 47 'WON ft M I .lffgwgr it vu ,. W 41 95.427 . J' CARTER, MARY Drill Team, FTA, Vogue CLEMONS, LEONARD Football, Basketball, Track Vikings Baseball, FTA, Concert Choir Ambition: Airline Hostess Ambiii07l! Football Pro CHAPA, LUPE CONLEY, BRENDA Cosmetology VOE, FBLA Ambition: Cosmetologist CHOYCE, PATRICIA Choir Ambition: Beautician CLARK, HERBERT ICT Ambition: Teacher Ambition: IBM Oper, COLLINS, ELAINE ICT Ambition: IBM Keypunch CONNER, LARRY Concert Choir, Football, Track, Student Council, Annual Staff, Basketball, FTA Ambition: Electrical Engineer PJ? I cv' ' ui 'H-ur COOKS, MARDIS FTA, Concert Choir, Childcare, Vikingettes Ambition: Nurse CRAFT, HELEN Concert Choir, FTA, Cosmetology Ambition: Cosmetologist CURRY, LARRY Ambition: Welder DABBS, BEVERLY Childcare, FTA Ambition: Nurse DAVIS, CHARLENE Cavalierettes Ambition: Secretary DAVIS, SANDRA Ambition: Cashier DAVIS, WILLIE J. FTA, Student Council, Dramatics Club, Newspaper Staff, Track, Baseball, Football Ambition: Football Pro DURHAM, HOWARD Concert Choir Ambition: Printer I l A -v ,1- ,V wr f ,, 'L DURHAM, JO ANN DURHAM, KENNETH FTA, Vogue Vikings, FTA, Library Club, Safety Ushers Club, Tennis Council, Football, Track Team Ambition: Businessman Ambition: Teacher l EDWARDS, LINDA EDWARDS, LORENZA Annual Staff, Vogue Bancl . . u Vikings, Girl Scouts, AMIQUIUVU MaJ0l' U1 Delia Taspers, FTA Buslness A mbition: Occupational Therapist 50 W 1 wi v A S EDWARDS, JAMES FTA, Spanish Club, Chorus, Football, Baseball Ambition: Be successful ELIAS, RICHARD ERVIN, DOLLY Girl Scouts, Student Council, Honor Society ERVIN, IDA FHA Ambition: Secretary ESPARZA, RAUL VOE, Printing Ambition: Draftsman FIELDS, SHIRLEY FTA, Chorus Ambition: Nurse FLEMINGS, GEORGE Baseball Team Ambition: Attorney FRANKLIN, .IOHN Chess Club, Football Team Ambition: Scientist EVANS, PATRICIA Vogue Vikings, Spanish Club FTA FBLA Band 1 7 Y 74, Y Ma'orettes Newspaper Slali Ambition: Nurse FREENEY, LIONEL FTA, Dramatic Club, Golf Team, Swimming Team, Football, Baseball Ambition: Engineer FUCUALS, MARY FTA, Usher Club, Dance Club, Vikingettes, Vogue Vikings, Pub. Spkg. Soc. Ambition: Model FERGUSON, SHARON Vogue Vikings, FTA, FBLA Ambition: Model 1 CARRETT, BEVERLY Vikingettes, Taspers Sorority Ambition: Model GILLS, ELBERT Pres. of Choir, Baseball GIPSON, ELLA Chorus Team, Wrestling Club Ambition: Businessman l Q, f . , GOMEZ, MARIA ' -s,'- N i ,. -9 J A W l M . Xlrbxk I K A ' T t - '- -iii GONZALES, MANUELA Public Speaking, Newspaper Staff, Annual Staff, Dramatic Choir Ambition: Airline Stewardess Club 57 , 1 Vsts A E at so '1 ' A 4 . 15' E -Qi t - , T- .. Y 4 fi: I ,Hi . 1 U 1 .,Lf.f: 55 , 1 4.1, Y. ' it - GRAY' CYNTHIA GREEN, RAY GRIFFIN, DENNIS V013 Con. Choir, VOE, OEA, Con. Choir, Student Am bilion: Nurse FTA, FBLA, Chess Club Ambition: Career in Business Council, Annual Staff, Basketball Team, Tennis Team, Nat. Honor Society Ambition: Architect E' V I COSSIP, BETTY Drill Team, Vogue Vikings, Nat. Honor Soc., FTA, FBLA, Newspaper Staff, Annual Staff, Student Council, Zeta Youth, Spanish Club, Public Speaking Ambition: Biology Major Soc., Dramatics Club, GRISBY, CLARENCE CRIMES, MYRTLE FTA, Con. Choir, Nat. Honor Soc., Pub. Spkg. HALL, ADOLPHUS FTA, Swim Team, Drama-tics Club, Student Vogue Vikings, Zeta Youth Ambition: Exec. Sec. ' zz realms ogg, Q.- K. .- 11 A Ku 5, 'fi HALL, ALMA , Health Career Club, Pep Club, Vogue Vikings, Young Life Club Ambition: Beautician HAROLD, DELORIS ICT Ambition: Production Machine Operator Wu, . HALL, LONN IE FTA, FBLA, Dramatics Club, Football, Track and Field, Sr. Class Parl. Ambition: Electronic Technician K HARRISON, CA ROLYN Pub. Spkg. Soc., Health Career Club, Chorus, FBLA Ambition: Nurse HAYES, DENISE FTA, FBLA, Library Club, Vikingcttes, Dramatics Club, Delta Tasper, NLI Ambition: Business Administrator HAMILTON, OLLIE Nat. Honor Soc., PUB OEA Ambition: Sociology Major HENDERSON, ARTHUR President of Problems of Democracy Club, Auto Mech. Ambition: Lawyer s 5 HODGE, GLORIA FTA, Pub. Spkg. Soc. Chorus Ambitiori: Airline Stewardess HUNTER, JEWEL FTA, Student Council, Pc-p Club, Vogue Viking, .lunior Ac-lim., Newspaper Stuff Ambition: Secretary JOHNSON, ALICE Ambition: Key Punch Operator JOHNSON, CAROLYN Vit'o-President of the ' Library Club Ambition: Typist HOLLAND, BOBBIE , FTA, Con, Choir, Student Council Ambition: Obstclrician JACKSON, FELICIA Art Club JOHNSON, ALMA VOE, OEA Ambition: Business Secretary JOHNSON, DOROTHY FTA, Pt-p Club, Vogue Vikings Ambition: Secretary Genius is an immense capacity for taking pains. -Carlyle HOWARD, CLAYTON NHRA Ambition: Auto Engineer f Af i MH W ,, Q if Mi'. 'f JOHNSON, FREDDIE Vikingettes, Garment Manufacture JOHNSON, PRESTON Ambition: To get an education JONES, CA SANDRA FTA, Newspaper Staff Ambition: Cosmetologist JOHNSON, FREDERICKA FTA, FBLA, Vikingettes Ambition: Doctor JOHNSON, RUBY FTA, FBLA, Delta Taspers Ambition: Dental Asst. JONES, COLANIJRA FTA, Spanish Club Ambition: Draftsman 4 X J D D it ' JONES, GLORIA JONES, LINDA JONES, LOUIS Model Cirl Scout Drill Team, Color Guard, Ambilion: Professional Alllbilivlh' CUSIIICIOJOQJSJQ Con. Choir Ambition: Electronic Engineer wt' 3. KAZEE, ANITA FTA, Zeta Youth, Pub. Spkg. Soc., Nut. Hcnor Soc., Student Council, Newspaper Staff, Sr. Class Treus., Student Announcer Ambition: Science Major V xii: z LACY, ARNLOW 'K C I A LACY, GLORIA Ambition: To finish school LEONARD. CAROLYN Pep Club, Con. Choir LEWIS, DANNY DE, Dramatics Club Ambition: Automotive Technician LAW, EARNESTINE FTA, FBLA, OEA, Student Council, 'Library Club, Nat. Honor Soc., Con. Choir. Newspaper Staff Ambition: Teacher LTMON, .IUAN Ambilion: Mevhanic LOCKHART, MINNIE Library Club, Cosmetology Ambition: To finish school LOPEZ, FERNANDO Pres. Nat. Hon. Soc., Newspaper Editor, Sr. Class Sec., FTA, PUB, , 1- ,M JWWZQ Wt it E A VVVY , , L21 J A r if Iii. LOPEZ, TOMAS FTA, Con. Choir, Student Council Ambition: Teacher Student Counvil , Ambition: Engineer 56 , 1 fi' its. , fiat C i if' LOTT. EUGENE FTA. ROTC, Drill Team Color Guard Ambition: Welder ,3' fi-. I I A .r, R QP S LOVING, MARYE FTA, FBLA, Nat. Honor Soc., Student Council, Spanish Club, Drzunatics Club, Vogue Viking, Newspaper Staff , Ambition: Reg. Nurse MA RTIN EZ, MARY Ambition: Model :- L. , fr f X 3' , .. , , 3,1 5 ff.: N95 4 LOWERY, WILLIE Ambition: Auto Mechanic MASON, GLORIA ROTC. Cavalierettvs, Vogue Viking, FTA Ambition: Model MARSHALL, JACQUELINE FTA, FBLA, Student Announcer, Student Council, Dramatics Club, Vogue Viking, Con. Choir, Newspaper Staff, Spanish Club Ambition: Fashion Designer MCBRIDE, CAROLYN FTA, Pep Club Ambition: Nurse I if f ., .R , as- ,Q ,I I aww J i E . McCARTHER, CWENDOLYN Nat. Honor Soc., Con. Choir. Vogue Viking, Spanish Club, PUB Ambition: Secretary MUCLOUD, FRANK Pres. of Stud. Council, Mi-CLOUD, FRANKLIN FTA, PUB, NLI, Alpha Alpha Merit, Chorus, PUB, Tennis Team, .Iunior Ach. Ambition: Educator Merit, Con. Choir, Annual Editor Ambition: Arehitect gin 'F MALONE, RICKI FTA, FBLA, Student Announcer. Con. Choir, Dramatics Club, Spanish Club. Vogue Viking, Newspaper Staff, junior Ach. Ambition: IBM Operator Vi- ,mf MCCOY, VERONICA Ambition: Nursing I f 4 A if- A li MCFARLIN, INA Vogue Viking, FTA, Chorus Ambition: To major in - Sociology + Y ,ww A We .wo ,H yt, MEN DEZ, JOE ROTC Ambition: Mechanical Engineer MITCHELL, ERNIE Football, Basketball, FTA NW Ambition: Draftsman ..... U We i Many a man fails because he never tries. fNorman Mac Ewan MITCHELL, HARRY FTA, Con. Choir, Track Teams, Boys' Club Ambition: lnduslrial Arts ,. Teacher A MOORE, ANDREW ROTC, Rifle Team Ambition: Electronic Technician A , Am x l QQ, ig A ii X? MOORE, MOLLY Ambition: Practical Nurse XM 3 X . MOSELEY, CLENIJA FTA, FBLA, Zola Youth Majorvtlv Rand, Con, Choir Vogue Vilfing, Studi-nt Council. Newspaper Staff, Tennis Team, Dance Club Ambition: Kmry Punch Opurator X -Tr 'r '35 av-. -'Q naw. 'X i Xi . i at, Pi' W. fm .aa 1, I NAPPER, BARBRA FTA, Student Council, Newspaper Staff, Junior Ach. Ambition: Model NATAL, RICARDO Ambition: Welder NERIA, KATHERINE Annual Staff Ambition: General Secretary NIXON. MICHAEL FTA, ROTC Bttln. Exec., Drill Team Cmdr. Ambition: Electronic Engineer ODOINI, ANTHONY ROTC, Drill Team, Rifle Team Ambition: Army Officer OLIVER, CLARENCE FTA, FBLA, Pllolograpliy, Football, Baseball, Swim Team Ambition: Pliotograplier ORTEGA, ROSAT INDA .Spanish Club, FTA Ambition: General Office Worker OSBORN, SANDRA FTA, Dramalics Club, Da Club, Junior Ach. Ambition: Special Educ. Major PEREZ, MARY FTA, Spanish Club Ambition: Teacher PETTY, ANTHONY Student Council, FTA, DIJIIILIIIIZS Club, Young Club, Boys' Club Ambition: Philosopher DCC Life QW The Pageant 99 Q 3 S0 -Hx :Q: A I ' 1 HER i i The Pageant 9' 9 . M PICKLES, SHARON FTA, Con. Choir, Newspaper Staff, Tennis Team, Student Council, Young Life Club, Vogue Viking, Dramatics Club Ambition: Interior Decorator PIPKINS, LARRY Alpha Merit, Basketball, Baseball, FTA, Con. Choir, Newspaper Staff, Junior Ach. Ambition: Automotive Performance Engineer POLK, MARILYN FTA, FBLA, Nat. Honor Soc., Pub. Spkg, Soc., Vogue Viking, Vikingette, Spanish Club, Zeta Youth, Newspaper Staff Ambition: IBM Operator PORTER, DARLENE FTA, Swim Team Ambition: Nurse POWELL, .IOHN Ambition: To go to Paul Quinn College PRITCHETT, RICHARD FTA, Football Ambition: Chemistry Teacher ROBERSON, FRANCES Cosmetology Ambition: Secretary ROBINSON, BETTIE FTA, Vogue Viking Ambition: Cosmetologist I V04 ' .ee MF' : i 'Q-da RINCON, DOROTHY ICT Ambition: Fashion Designer ROBINSON, LENA FTA, FBLA, Vogue Viking, Junior Ach. Ambition: Model ROGERS, MARY Ambition: Peace Corps Worker ROLLINCS, LEOPOLIAN Baseball, Track Ambition: Professional Football Player ROSALES, HENRY l ROSS, DIAN FTA, FBLA, Zeta Youth, Vogue Viking, Con. Choir, Nat. Honor Soc., Student Council, Newspaper Staff Ambition: Airline Stewardess SALAZAR, PETE ROTC, Art Club Ambition: Art Teacher SALAZAR, TOM f,F li' t Ambition: Printer . i a SCOTT, GEORGE III Boys' Club, Football, Track Ambition: Minister SCOTT, JOYCE FTA, FBLA, Con. Choir Ambition: Key Punch Operator www 1 -saw SCOTT, PATRICIA SEGOVIA, ORTENSIA FTA, Adv. Bggd, V ICT Viking, Usher Cluhjjgue Ambition: Secretary Dramatics Club Ambition: Interior Decorator f QL ' Qf -, if '-., -, , 1 f if l i 'fa ,W + ,-5 , ,- xx f v 5, N 9 l X SICLER, KENNETH FTA ' Ambition: Printer SILVERBERG, ARNEATER FTA, FBLA, Con. Choir, Zeta Youth, Dramatics Club, Newspaper Staff, Vogue Viking, Spanish Club, Junior Ach. Ambition: Registered Nurse SIMMONS, BEVERLY Senior Class Princess, Vogue Viking Ambition: Model X e SIMPKINS, WONDA SMALLWOOD, .IANICE VOE FTA, Con. Choir Ambition: Secretary Ambition: Model 45' NIP' SMITH, JOHNNY C. FTA, Con. Choir, Student Council, Football, Baseball, Boys' Club Ambition: Social Worker E, , so i Club SMITH, JOYCE Pub. Con. Choir, Nat. Honor Soc., Student Council, Vogue Viking, Spanish Club, Junior Ach. Ambition: Biologist SMITH, LARRY D. DE, Con. Choir, Art Club Ambition: Artist SMITH, LILLIE Health Career Club ' Ambition: Dental Assistant SMITH, MICHAEL FTA, Con. Choir, Football, Track, Student Council, Boys' Ambition: Football Coach SMITH, PHYLLIS FTA, Con. Choir, Pub. Spkg. Soc., Dramatics Club, Vogue Viking Ambition: Model SMITH, RONNIE Con. Choir, Baseball Ambition: Upholstery Teacher SNOWTON. FLORENCE FTA. Con. Choir, Vogue Viking Ambition: Stenographer STANDFIELD, LEWIS Captain of the Golf Team SULLIVAN, VERNA FTA, Con. Choir, Dramatics Club Ambition: Cosmetologist TAYLOR, ROSE Con. Choir, Health Career Club Ambition: Cosmetologist THOMAS, ERVIN Con. Choir, Art Club Ambition: Businessman THOMAS, FINES, JR. Ambition: Welder THOMAS, PAUL Ambition: Lawyer THOMPSON, MARVITA VOE, OEA, FBLA, Future Teaclieis, Vogue Viking Ambition: Secretary A kf 3 K ' V, . 3 is TODD, PEGGY i FTA, FBLA, Miss Pinkston W Candidate, Nat. Honor Soc., i Majorettes Capt.-Band, Zeta gue panish Club, Dramatics Club, Student Council, Newspaper v-J Staff Ambition: Psychiatrist i pg I TOLIVER, JAMES ROTC, FTA, Boys' Club Ambition: Machinist TORBELLIN, JOHNNY ROTC Ambition: Engineer .E TUBBS, JOHNNIE FTA V, i, 'A f 1- VT Ambition: Nurse R v if aw? -gale Y' if TURNER, DEBORAH Nat Honor Soc., Spanish Club Newspaper Staff, Zeta Ambition: Computer Operator VONER, IDA VOE Ambition: Office Clerk WALTON, BELVIS FTA, Con. Choir, Vogue Viking, Junior Ach. Ambition: Registered Nurse WALTON, OPAL Con. Choir, Vogue Viking, Student Coun. Ambition: To go to college WARREN, AUDREY Miss L. G. Pinkston '69, Vice President of Student Council, Tennis Team Capt., Nat. Honor Soc. Ambition: Accountant WARREN, GAYLE Con. Choir, Inst. Foods Ambition: Radio Disc Jockey ,gat !. 'W blot IIS, - I , Youtli f , Q, 2' A WASHINGTON, BLONDIA Photography Club, Con. Choir Ambition: Social Worker WATSON, LINDA G. FTA Pres., Miss Pinkston Cand. , Student Announcer, Student Council, PUB, FBLA, Con. Choir, Pub. Spkg. Soc., Vogue Viking, Spanish Club, Newspaper Staff, Zeta Youth Ambition: Pediatrician WESLEY, TERESA ICT, FTA, FBLA, Vogue Viking Ambition: To go to college WEATHERS, EVELYN FTA, Vogue Viking Ambition: Interior Decorator WHITEHEAD, WOODIE FTA, Con. Choir WILLIAMS, .IANICE FTA, Vogue Viking Ambition: File Clerk WILLIAMS, JANIS WILLIAMS, KENNETH WILLIS, FREDDIE FTA, Con. Choir, Health ICT Career Club Ambition: Teacher Ambition: Nurse WILSON, FREDDIE VOE, OEA, Nat. Honor Soc., Pub. Spkg. Soc., Spanish Club , Ambition: Mathematician WILSON, GLORIA Miss Pinkston Cand. , Drum Majorene, Band, FTA,TBEK, a . oc., Vogue Viking, Pub. Spkg. Soc., Ushers' Club, Library Club, Dramatics Club, Spanish Club Ambition: Computer Programmer WINSTON, DOROTHY FTA, FBLA, VOE, ROTC, Cavalierettes, Con, Choir Ambition: Negro Educator YOUNG, BENJAMIN FTA Ambition: Businessman WOODARD, LORINE Nat. Honor Soc., Con. Choir Ambition: Housewife WRIGHT, AMENDA FTA, PUB, Band, Future Twirler. Dance Club, ewspaper Staff Ambition: Dentist YOUNG, LEROY Football, Basketball, Boys' Club Ambition: Machinist v ' an ZEROOCIAN, GEORGE ZEROOGIAN MICHAEL Ambition: Veterinarian AH1b1l10l'l ACCOUIIIHIII A at I I Qi 6 5 2 x A , xi T v .f 9' W' lil - f- A :Wil , I . Qi ii ., 1 5 .4 nr- :- ALEMAN, BEATRICE BOOKMAN, MICHAEL ROTC, Drill Team, Rifle Team Ambition: Air Force Pilot BRADFIELD, GARY BURSEY, IVORY CARRASCO, ALICE DE Ambition: Secretary CHACON, DIANA PUB Ambition: Art Major CHANCE, SANDRA COLEMAN, TONI Ambition: Model gl 'Q Jig, Q f H 1, 1 ag VM iq' O' x 1, ll, CU ELLAR, NANCY VOE Ambition: Secretary DAVIS. WILMA FTA, Pull. Spkg. Soc., Vogue Viking, Dramatics Club, Safety Council, Zeta Youth, .Iunior Ach. Ambition: Designer ELIZALDE, NORMA Ambition: Printer FIELDS, BOBBY FTA, Football, Dramutics Club Ambition: Electronics Major August '70 HARRIS, MAISLE FTA, Con. Choir Ambilion: Model August ,70 HARRISON, PAUL FTA, ROTC, Drill Team, Con. Choir August '70 HALL, SHARON FTA, NLI, Library and Usher's Club Pres., Nat. Hon- or Soc., Band Drum majoretif' tu ent oun., ogue 1 mg, Dramatics Club, Annual Co- Editor. Ambition: Librarian KING, LINDA IOHUNKIN, ROBERT JACKSON, ANDREW KIRBY, .JERRY ' FTA Ambition: Businessman MATTS, MICHAEL MOORE, CLARENCE WILSON, ALICE W. BAKER, MARSHA J. FTA, Con. Choir, Pub. Spkg. Soc., Spanish Club, Vogue Viking, Newspaper Staff, Nat. Honor Soc., Vikingelte Co-Capt., Youth Traffic Coun. Ambition: Juvenile Delinquent Counselor MANUEL, JACQUELYN FTA, FBLA. Nat. Honor Soc. Pub. Spkg. Soc., Vogue Vik- ing, Student Coun., Junior Ach. Ambition: IBM Operator 9 Ambition: Social Worker WARREN, ALICE J. ROYAL, SANDRA J. FTA, FBLA, NLI, Con. Choir, Vogue Viking, Traffic Safety Coun., Spanish Club, Dance Club Ambition: Sociology Major JONES, SANDRA NLI, Student Coun., Vi- kingette Capt., Con. Choir, Vogue Viking, Traffic Safety Coun. N 1 Most Uutstanding Jacqueline Burns Dennis Gryfen Q Q ' nnnn N 9 n n .V kkk,,k ,M i ew ., .ig i ' A H. 1 . -au. PP S Mr. Senior Class Fernando Lopez PP 99 Miss Senior Class Jacqueline Burns 99 Most Cooperative Frank McCloud Sharon Bullard Most Talented Phyllis Smith Adolphus Hall Marcha Baker 3-. - . if an Best Dressed Jerry Kirby ' Linda King f ,Y R., Most Attractive Clayton Howard Beverly Branch .G-,,,,.,..--mv' if Friendliest Betty Gossip Lonnie Hall W, ,ti em- My Ti- vo 'X , L Most 1 Staclious Grisby Baker Jacqueline Burns 75 Wiuiest Teresa Wesley Bobby Fields Most Athletic Josephine Capd 'ville Leonard Clemon Most Improved George Fleming Rita Webber Q W 3 5' P? C5 Y? V v H- Q CD 2 G G Cb Cb L mx Audrey Warren n Grisby Baker VWM.W,,,,,,... , ,-1-fwibw W A N, V ,wmyd-M-mwwifwfg' M ,W Y ,,a, ' Most Mannerable Most Personable Gwendolyn McCarther Glenda Moseley Larry Conner Johnny Smith ,A .6 iw, wh ww-'Y 7' M714 yew v :Q my-W': f iw 9 qw . A 11' i wg-'MR' in K9 rssni-40' Betty Gossip and Van Turner I 1 I Peggy Todd and Adolphus Hall r ul l.lu Linda Watson Gloria Wilson Richard Pritchett Willie Davis Us !oO Sandra Conway Elizabeth Bell ...E Regina Tippens John Delley lf: ,FF l l.lf?f.ls lf!-lxlriif lfnff H7 LE .:..- uqmf I' I-I lvl if-'E 'Wk f if ,1,:,v ' www mf.. aw! as' ' 1 S YJTIYZ 'Cf-Y --Vi' - -up -:vxmllrvix E 'ki - Ji: v Q ..: - l fl l: f gs fs 11 - www wwf i 1 , , -an-.na fi Ts 85 x vb, f Xa! For We May Never Pass This Way Again . . . Sf iw Q51 Qvisbf B X .e 055325 swkwiiixff M ME is Wx .f X9 sffflwg' Senidr Autographs R , X v I and oval aglu No! No! No! AHB 5741 f X ' A Hunrlngl -Hvfmeg NQI! 12-'rqzgf' if-.ff I n -ff , ' rg X Suzfg may I 'SQ f , - S, f XX x ,Z1'Z +'f. you 9 mx r graph , In ' ,fx A I W ff W 7wm v?,.v, ff A jijune , X ' Tf 7 Vw sm, rm f W X xv L f Af ' 5 'X QAM, pm,,,, 4 , 6 ,, i ' O 0 S K - B. k W 87 B 9' Team Basketball E M E EE Grade Basketball Team CHEERLEADERS FOOTBALL BASKETBALL BASEBALL TENNIS SWIMMING TRACK IW T 1 XA S Prayer of a sportsman. If I should lose, let me stand by the side of the road, and cheer as winners go by. A- Viking-First: All-American-Charles Donnell Williams We, here at Pinkston, are extreme- ly honored to have one of our alumni reach the heights attained by one of our graduates. This is a feather in our coaches' caps, and they are justly proud. Charles is an example of what can happen to a young man who lives clean, studies hard and practices diligently. Charles, an All-American split end for Prairie View this past season, was the second round draft choice of the Philadelphia Eagles. Charles graduated Pinkston in 1965. While in high school he showed the same potential as he showed at Prairie View. We are proud to claim him as a Son of Pinkstonn and wish for him great success. Administration, Faculty, Staff, Students 90 f f THOSE WHO LEAD US TO VICTORY V 55' Head Coach Calvin Scott Charles Fisher Jack Price James Finnell .. v-H Q. ff. - -f K 'Yin - A xl' X ,Q i , A -X . 1 E 1 , 1 4 1 I F ' A ,ifvmfw ' , A L. T. Thomas 4: J, 1 if l . F , . Q W J , ' f ' ,Q v- 1.2 E o Coaches 5 'af-of-' if -W e- 2 5 H John Goode s,H. C ' - -x Ffr ' 4 'V' Y 'fx Eldridge Fisher Chauncey King Herbert Williams w N Cheerleaders Keeping The Spirit Up . . in-V ,' 'KQH1 I 517' U ' Y A' e, . a M uf,-, iv ' ' XPP v 5 is 4 ' ' Q, IEP' . , A V ' v A ,gi . 3381, 'if , ' f I ' -- .- Aww. , ,- 'efyff ' ff 5 -. Q' I Wy... he , kk , ,Y 1 W,li'J, ,x 4 . ,, , A Sitting: Joyce Pickles, Mary Bush, Debra Walker, Cora Lewis . Middle: KLJ Capt. Norma Sublet, QTD Mascot Rose- mary Lewis, CRD Alma Love. Mrs. Alice R. White Vikingettes . . . The High Steppers Miss Faye J. Miller my W First Row: Lt, Marilyn Polk, Capt. Sandra Jones, Lt. Ladine Bussey, Co'Capt. Marcha Baker. ,Second Row: Peggy Nutson, Annice Williams, Marilyn Conner, Belinda Tarrant, Nella Rusk, Connie Ward, Renee Haynes, Sharon Maddox. Third Row: Gloria Ned, Shirley Williams, Jessica Gray, Helen Bluitt, Helen Hill, Carolyn Williams, Carolyn Marshall, Glenda Cook, Debra Coleman. 1 lr Un De ense m V V V 1 - L ' 4 i LINE: Ricky Langrum, Edward Perry, Richard Pritchett, Johnny., Brown, Willie Davis, Leonard Clemons. Back Row: Clarence Lemmon, Larry Martin, Glenn Byrd, Ernie Mitchell. 696 I UPI? 2 si C0 orld The On Offense LINE: Willie Davis, D. Kinnard, Larry Conner, Lonnie Hall, Johnny Smit h. BACKS: Ernie Mitchell, Donald Sells, Larry Dukes, Gregory Pad- git, Lionell Freeney, Clarence Lemmons. Do you think a few inches would be noticed? thinks Young QLD to Smith KRD as they look on. Padgitt looks to air in V -an . if If J vi an attempt to pull It through in Lincoln game. is M45' ,K .Lf irxff' , .. . ,,,.,i,, - -if ,, L .we ,M ,www .age t ,, .,,, 1- M, 96 Getting some of the action ,,. ,W- fw.. .... ,ogg --154 A lot of thought and worry goes into this game called football. Lionell Freeney 45944- picks up first down against Madison. In HOT pursuit. auuiuqagt. Well where do we go from here, Coach? .i,tt i Ai.fi'-5447 7 , , ...Q ,,,, X, ff an The Varsity 969- '70 L. to R.: Dukes, Padgett, Roseberry, Oliver, Lemmons, Byrd, Freeney, Sellers. 2nd Row: Conners, Mooney, Brown, Smith, Pritchett, Bickems, Smith, .l., Hall. 3rd Row: Davis, Perry, Fields, Kennard, Thompson, Langram, Mitchell, Morton. 4th Row: Clemons, Scott, McCoy. -., we U1 We hack them up says, I line down! J. Brown, D. Kenard, R. Smith, .l. Bickems, D. Thompson. Standing: L. Maortan, D. Sellers, L. Dukes, C. Oliver, G. Byrd, G. Roseberry, R. Langram. 98 The Mighty Duet All-District Vikings Pro of the Team Melvin Morgan 'Our Viking Mascot' in Leonard Sir Ghost McNeil Clemons Offensive End 1969 Richard Pritchett Defensive Guard 1969 Q12- S i is vooee ivv K ,,,,. we ,,,.,,. ,,.. ,X ,,,. . fe 1:.: , , e ,... . Sharpshooters K ' gggwsvf gag., N '11 T' We are there! The Varsity Basketball Team proves it with the pros. Sitting: Calvin Ghoston, Leonard Clemons, Sammy Sharp, Harold Bowen, Ernie Mitchell. Standing: Coach James Finnell, James Hunter, Ray L. Johnson, James Washington, Larry Hall, Calvin Sims, Jimmy Brown, Gregory Padgitt, Trainers Jesse Walker, and Dennis Griffen. ' Brown can go up with anybody. l00 'A utagraph Page My bv! UL ' ,v N BMJ! M I XVI ff I wIjMgg3ACiy65fywUSjy UWUIJJK ipuwwo Q1 WOJIIUS M 0 AUyW,Mw My Viwwyfbw W IM SQQW J A My ' ,M W Ng W 3 Q WWW U M Q5 QI fi W wjgey W Qi BOOSTERS MRS. EDDIE MAE JONES MRS. WILLIE P. MOLETTE MR. EMMENT JONES SEQ The Varsity Baseball Team L. to R., lst Row: Elbert Gills, Leonard Clemons, James M. Edwards-captain, Willie Davis, Glenn Byrd, Lionell Freeney. 2nd Row: Henry Rosehrough, Willie Franklin, Johnny Smith, Steve Alexander, Sabas Silva, Johnny Mareles. 3rd Row: Ricky Thomas, Johnny Banks, Glenn Conner, Sammy Banks. 4th R0141: Gracanio Nunez, Tommy Edwards, Huey Golden. f E Q A i C f' 'gi i ...M E' ., , .,,,,. s.. ,,,, .,s. , ..,,M,,.,,, L lr' ...W S' in ...., yeti, . erro ' e1'l . .W i ri . yy: C Q Y, J B J e Gracluatm XE if xx xf g , , Players me 5,1 T: ILA X , 3, g is at fx 970 Q 1 :L :'lf.f ,V: .f -:5, 1: A l E ' - W .Q li' ' 'W L. to R., Kneeling: Johnny Banks, James Micheal Edwards, capt. Elbert Gills. Standing: Johnny Smith, Leonard Clemons, Lionell Freen- ey, and Willie Davis. I02 , S , S Eric Goss I fr il K Cary Roseberry The Sluggers HGH: ww of IQ Q 8 ... L. to R., lst Row: Jerry Crayton, Rickey Burton, Elton Williams, Clifton Blair, William Armstrong, William Smith. Stand- ing: Chester Burns, Micheal Burns, Robert Armstrong, James Felder, Kevin Sublet, Percell Moore, and Charles Scott. Roadrunners Willie Burrell LeVerness Jackson Rodney Love I04 Pacesetters '69 quppunn- -pp-- .pp---1. LMS L. to R.: Lynn Edward, .lames Felder, Micheal Bush, and Howard Fills. L. to Rf R. Burton, V. Turner, Ronald Crwawford. 2nd Row: J. Harris, T. Edwards, H. Fills. 3rd Row: L. Edwards, J. Felder, M. Bush. Top: L. Jackson. K. K In ..,. 5 'MW' L. to R.: Ronald Crawford, John Harris, Rickey Burton, Van Turner. Kneeling: Larry Conner J Strong arms of the Track Team . . . and John Bickems. Standing: Richard Pritchett, Lonnie E. Hall and Bobby Fields Lynn Edwards may can run a little for he has that Viking spirit. Togetherness is among the Junior members of the team. Uur Swim Team Front Row, Left to Right: Micheal Stewart, Micheal Meeks Sterling Bates, James Battle LeDewaxn Tucker Back Row L to R.: Clarence Marshall fRicky Hudson, Ozell Conner, Ricky Randallf David Shepard Larry Hollms Top to Bottom: Larry Hollins David Shephard Ozell Conner Jesse Maurice 1: sf A -- - . 'lli 1 sawn 5 ga.. X bk Q .. . H In the great victory against Crozier Tech from start to finish. 'Q wma ws r SSJXTT' A X ilffiffi f , 1 - , t Q agq f H MS IiTf'ff iyii. 'Y l Watt.: .2-rife ' i I08 0 ....-..-na, 111 B Q 1. -N.. i ,. The water is fine says, ftopl Rickey Randall, Rickey Hud- son, Micheal Meeks and Ster- ling Banks. 4' , had ,-,, 51 The form may be the peak of perfection. fx .M sf ixw' Q 5 it r . f .fss H in 3 If 155 Yah eat 'em UP. w.S,,,, Q-. gig.:-V S 3 Vikings on the Battlefield. Q Y Victory DIHYCI' ill Profile- --... , ,f-wg! hh: ww' M WX W I, N Q Jgf Rs 59 Q 7 M2 ?MijwW d4Wf MQ V 3?4wfQ2,W wwffjw WWW ff MW Mfg!! 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Williams Rosemary Willlams Vanessa Williams VPZula Willingham -y L N l 1, fn Ji, Z , - wx ,, 8 l Q 1 .9 4 f ' ' A Eddie Wilson Onita Wilson W, n :P 5 A QVQ. .14. 75 fm Q! lf' ' 's'- g f i Albert Wright Jimmie Young ',haI , t's J 4?- ai af:-: K aww, ' W I Sandra Cooper erry Goffneys Dotson .lones Kay F. Jones '-1' 4 wi, it ' 'E W 'UQ s Vickie Bonilla Esmeralda Esparaza , si , , , ' V um ly Lucy Martinez Efanles Robinson M 'A 5: .a-zine' V, ' - U a-b, In K + l 'i .i 1 a 5 hi' . 'Nl A' Carolyn Sheffield Kflliobert Smith -I R.0.T.C. Staff Michael Bookman, C!Lt.Col Battallion Commander Michael Nixon, C! Maj. Battallion Exec Kenneth Reese, C! Capt. Adjutant Julius Sterns C! Capt. S-1 Pete Salazar, C! Capt. S-2 Phillip Ortiz, C! Capt. S-4 Tomas Lopez, CXM. Sgt. Sgt. Major Color Guard Julius Sterns C! Capt-Commander Jimmy Blair, C!Sgt-Exec Cavalierettes U Wanda Goodman, Drill Commander '54 AJ ff- W1 4 4 A' , K N! E' ROTC Company B 5.2, Lis, . ,,.,w..- iii fy T? - 5 Q... 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Hicks, Director I , I X A Officers President: Elbert Lee Gills 1st Vice-President: Dennis Lee Gryfen 2nd Vice-President: Larry Donn Conner Recording Secretary: .Iacquelyn Burns Financial Secretary: Roxie Ann Gray Miss Golden Chimes:', Marcha .lane Baker Mr. Golden Chimesgn Marvin Wayne Mooney Reporter: Betty Ruth Gossip T I 'ZH' I Q Hi b N My , v Q f x H z 1, 4 I X mg 1 , ' 1 f' S . ' ,,.,n A :hx w M 1, A K Q .Uk ,, W, ,,... ,,,. x , ' f 2 4 4 ,, 4 2 xx A 4 ., , 354 A Q, ,TM fix if ,ggi ,, if .iz nf ' sau QQ, .Q R ,, . ff! ? Rf? , REQ ,E 4 Qrmfs--YA -:Q W H+ Si' 1 f 1 Af I . -.,. ,V ,J A Q X ' A I . eff Bm p, NM- r 1 Um A 1 S f hwwmwmw n ' ' -. Vi , ' 3? - av Bi, ,W , ,- WW ' 9 4 we arf 12196 V, WM, 9 f f -if -. ,Q 1, Q A Labs? ' - .' . fy if R J if V, V. wwww f 'A ' x -W WWE f gg: 1 E 5 X 3 , Qyrn- .vi-724-n 4.1. w .-ilk . in Q .Q 1 ...IW .A ,W 1 NW Wir LQ, . Q- 59- Wi' ' F'1'4v,.4:,'ff-'- mf: fn.-' we: yay. .X V2 H ., M wg. 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'fa 2 5 f' A Study in Dedication, Reflection, and Exuberance Wu I, ffzffyb mf Z Eff My f 7 , uf aw vwffa' Aw! M if YW , f aff UR GA NIZ4 QLQNS DM 1, M3 Q! W U, W C 1, fo xx., O Q J' Student Council Sponsors Mr. C. King, Mrs. A. H. Leeg Pres., Frank McCloud: Vice Pres., A. Warreng 2nd Vice Pres., M. Morenog Sec., R. Harrisg Asst., L. Watsong Treas., J. Bums. National Honor Society ' I ' izii ' ' Sv A .P A 1 5 A ' 3 A Sponsor Mrs. P. McBay, Pres. Fernando Lopez, Vice Pres. Joyce Smith, Sec. G. McCarther, Asst. M. Crimes, Treas. M. Baker, Parl. P. Todd. l48 punish Club Sponsor, Mrs. Johnson, Pres. D. Dickerson, A lpha Merit lui A PM -mfzs.. Seated, L. to R.: D. Griffin, L. Pipkins, K. Jones, Sponsor Mr, Savannah, L. Conner, G. Byrd, M. Mooney. Standing, L. to R F. McCloud, M, McCrimmon, J. Smith, G. Baker, E. Anderson, and F. McCloud, Chrmn. W Zeta Phi Beta flf , . .Q Ist Row L. to R: B Gossip, S. Royal, B Walton, L. Watson, A. Kazee, A. Warren. 2nd Row, L. to S. Hall, S. Bullard, C Harrisori, P. Todll, Ross, M. Polk. Back, L. to R.: M. Armstrong, G. Wilson, J. Burns, W. Davls, A. Silverburg, and S Pickles. Project Upward Bound .22 . Sitting: J. Smith, V. Anderson, V. Williams, M. Torres, M. Moreno, I. Armstrong, D. Chacon, K. Jones, J. Walker. Standing Pres. J. Burns, F. McCloud, L. Watson, G. Wilson, D. Griffon, Sponsor Mrs. M. Walker. I50 Vogue Viking Charm Club 24 , l Q V - F. Johnsong Pres. G. McCarther. Vogue Viking New Inductees L , . .1 1 Future Teachers of America Sponsor Mrs. M. M. Walker, Pres. L. Watson, Vice Pres. L. Hall, See. M. Torres., Pep Club .qs f wr' b ',' Sponsor Mrs. R. Mitchell, Pres. Debra Tucker, V. Pres, R. Noyola , Sec. R. Marshall, Treas. P. Banks. l52 Coming ,fffg df? fa f ?i ff' , ff fx! if - A A, ,q ,f'ffP3 Q 1 fy Q! vigil gif 1 E,-f' 5 Y W - fi - 'K . ,egg wily, . . . Going 4'-... , Mrs. McIfellum's 3A Homeroom, CH d W 3 W ,ww I-Ieahlth Careers Club '54 Mrs. Gladys Johnson, R.N., Sponsor We study, but we have time for fun '99 i Q af K-f x iv, 3 5 I f N ,K e M. , Y' g 1' , X j fy ,A I C f Mp?g ggi K yi YE ff V' Q ee 'P 5 55 I 4 ,Ig H K A K K ,,- If X is gk E Qi, A ,, - . L i 3 L fn-i That was fun, fun, fun!! W'h00pee!. ' 1969- 970 P.-T.A. Queen Mrs. Ruthie Gossip 6 . ,,,, ,,M:,ff 1 v f w W , 4, Qggrf-l, X s f 2 , , 1 Ari? , Q, 451 l It fn , ff,-,, sm ,M 1 Rita Wilson Should I be a psychiatrist, model lady astronaut, or what? 5? f1QU?'5f'Z '4 7Lf Q 4 2,JQ fl 1 Half 1 U 4 WW wi ,Zi Laffeigrf ' V , f fr' ' 'Z ff ' Q l IWW WU' fuawf? Gigi? Y u' a wwf Aaffl, fi-,T Jf f S ww Wl5'g?9iuU001 'igf 5'iff7 J. 'Zh-L-?Yi M XNKQQJKWQ K 'Eoin 0' M, QE E gk ' q. S Aggie- mfi'LfGPf:VQ,p9f' 'L1 H m S K 55? KXNQWWW Eg S NE 5 y 4 1 YE. pg ak Qi QS X P 0 3535? N9 RN ws by g X N WV ww Qs X V Maw f S as F: Xxfg Q S5 QN X? A LT . JX'f,C?j?aZZD q ' nom' 6' 2,9 V Nffffm ? 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Y Q W' 4? is 3 S K Q QQ Harris, Cozetta Harris, Dorothy Harris, Florence Harris, Patricia Harrison, Alfred Hayden, Virginia Hearn, Delouise Henderson, Gloria High, Dorothy Hill, Betty Hill, Cynthia Hill, Marrion Hogan, James Hogg, Billy Holley, Virginia Holmes, Vera House, Wanell Hubbard, Patricia Hudson, Ricky Hunter, Henry Jackson, Clarrisa Johnson, Carolyn Johnson, Donnie Johnson, Michael 'L Qs x rr L,-Pj, in . f-'QS . r,,. K E-ntl? A ,Q . rf ,vw ..,,.. ,..,...... ip X , V -2 , t 1-l t- haf .2 ' rir' 'lf . A X , 1 mv '1 I we Q f t' 2 , '- 'w' ,a K tr Q if . X A :ff 'fr -Q9 486 NP. .1 Johnson, Patricia Johnson, Thomas Johnson, Wanda Joiner, Debra Jones, Bourland Kelton, Johnny Kindell, Kathy Ladd, Michael Lakes, Billy Land, Carolyn Lawer, Michael Law, B. T. Lewis, Glenda Long, Sammy McAlester, Carolyn McCrea, Leroy I McCleaver, Melvia McDaniel, Mattie McDuff, Willie McDonald, Joe McFarlin, Michael Maloy, Vickie Mango, Juan Martinez, Jo t QW W' If W. ' JZ 7. 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W WX-Y t,,, , ,, J J A X 4 W' , Q x 3 7 N ' ' K , to J Sf J , sf fa jxll i fa1.fe hs,WL3'l Lf C, KW Mr. Reese's Homeroom ,Q me l 1 .5 uri. ' e ue l I an 5- ,A 'J 'wee' Seated: Clifton Blair, Freda Jackson, Sherrl Reed, Arthur Thompson. Ist Row: Milton Turner, Lurline Johnson, Willie Toliver Betty Johnson, Gregory Taylor, Robert Thompson, Dianne Johnson. 2nd Row: Brenda Johnson, Rosemary Jackson, Melinda Johnson, Kenneth Tolbert, Archie Thomas. 3rd Row: Michael Tucker, Sammy Turner, Johnny Tennison, Andrew Banks, Jimmy J ones, Van Turner. is J 5 tihmwfe fsffqii ,gygnssga re li ' l I77 Mrs. Donaldson .rx . L. to R., Seated: Bessie Wigfall, Jonna Powell. Ist Row: Joan Ross, Linda Simmons, Juanita Sevilla, Jimmie Sipes, Mary San- chez, Albert Carrasco. 2nd Row: Ronald Weathers, Fayetta Russell, Benda Wilbon, Jeffrey Willard, Fannie Taylor, Linda Wil- bom, Maria Rios, Cipriano Anguiano. Mrs. Drummond 'Noi 'V L. to R., Seated: Dwain Tucker, Mary Helen Mauricio, Lovisa Hemandez, Glenn Turner. lst Row: Phyllis Goodman, Rose Mary Hearne, Helen Harris, Shirley Henley, Mae Lou Grant, Rosie Green, Rose Mary Guerrero, Patsy Henderson. 2nd Row: Mrs. Drummond, Ida Bivins, Mary Louise Brown, Francine Denise Green, Gwendolyn Haggerty, Jessica Germaine Gray. l78 Mrs. 0. Johnson L. to R., Seated: Melvin Morgan, Paula Dunn, Mrs. O. Johnson, Debra Colman, Andrea Evans. Neary Crowder, Artis Edwards, Guadalupe Martinez. 2nd Row: Jeanetle Doris, Sharon Dorton, Sabrina longo. 3rd Row: Margie Epperson, Juanita Ervin, Paula Eldridfe. R egina Edwards, Pticia Deming. Mrs. Isaac 5, l lst Row: Jorge Natal, Davis, Raymond Monte- L. to R., Seated: Denise Montgomery, Mrs. Isaac, Betty Long. Ist Row: Josie Montelongo, Lupe Moreno, Geneva Matting, Carmen Ortega. 2nd Row: Mary E. Pascoe, Gregory Prestor, Micheal Piper, Francisco Obera, John Hemphill, Rhonda Mof- fitt. 3rd Rauf: Cynthia Carter, Mae Lee Looney, Bennie M. Lewis, Ruby Mitchell, Deborah Lee, Melvia McDonald, Lawanda Hurd. 4th Row: Vicky Moore, Linda Moten, Robin Moore, Debra Murphy, Eddie Bell, Everline Law. al 79 YL s , Mr. Wright K - Fit . no n ,..- K V. fi :ff y 5 ii fi S X r 'lf l X as Q 5 , 1: Y r S 'W K, R , sea? X QQ P xi x X-J X 1 .NF N L. to R., Seated: Sally Green, Linda Adams, Jeffie Brown, Alice Story. Ist Row: Clarence Ford, Ronald Crawford, Earnest Cer- vantes. Znd Row: Joseph Couret, George Bagley, Marcus Daniel, Jimmy Coleman, Sammy Dobbs, Donald Drake. Mr. Thompson Ist Row: Bobby Gipson, Eugene Hill, Cleophus High. 2nd Row: Herbert Horton, Robert Hillman, Melvin Bradford, Bobby Hamilton, John Harris. 3rd Row: Michael Broadnax, Jerry Broadnax, Larry Henderson, Royford Cray, Michel Lewis, Colvia John- SOIL l80 5 Q j . 1 ff' E Q if 2 L Mrs. Armstead T' . . 43,5 as S 33' 35? i 45 K x it W . is Seated: Ocie Kazee, Deborah Hodge, Charlotte Johnson. Ist Row: Vanessa Mackey, Larry Bryant, Larry Nichols, Karry Brown, Joyce Jefferson. 2nd Row: Sandra Knight, Jessie Lopez, Rosie Jackson, Faith Jefferson. 3rd Row: Vivian Jones, Verelle Hill, Shirley Johnson, Arnette Holmes, Georgetta Hunt, Diana Lacy. X R l 1 a Miss Patton ,hyat Wg. Seated: Allen Authony, Patsy Smith, Miss Patton, Clara Hackett, Burl Odom. Ist Row: Zora Milton, Charlie Waller, Rumalda. Ramirez, Alvin Molone, Ruby Nicholson, 2nd Row: Jerry Aceves, Jose Martinez, Maron Ned, Larry Philly, Freddie Tyler, Michael Cleen Waters. I8I Mrs. Richardson ei 2-S S s f . 3 is L ff i V s n ,fi Q .I Seated: Eddie Ellis, Gwendolyn Williams, Charlotte Spells, Tommy Edwards. Ist Row: Robert Williams, Lewis Wilson mary Lewis, Wanda Leonard, Clotile Reed, Keith Carrington, Billy Andrews. 2nd Row: Leon Fields, Catherine Leonard Williams, Carolyn Williams, Darlene Lockhart, John Williams. 3rd Row: Walter Williams, Larry Fowler, Bobby Williams, Felder, Howard Falls, Ray Davis, Ivon Anderson, Patrick Fields. , Rose- , Elton James Mr. Zachery s Seated: Verlina Johnson, Pamela Johnson, Joyce Jones, James Craig. lst Row: Harry Coleman, Mary Nunez, Micheal Stewart, Joe Strange, Edward Lilly, Renitia Pippins, Willie Robinson. 2nd Row: Henry Sheffield Herschel Smith Edna Oakes Nucheal. Shaw, Goldie Jones, Willie Spillman. 3rd Row: Lois Robinson, McGaughy Smith! Michael Sloan, 'Edward Rosas, Marcus Roberts. l82 W.-...... f I V Vw, - K vufx. Ee? 'A,.f nf? S K if-. 6'r1,f,,7 . 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A S ,,,A, gui if fs 4,5 s Z , 1' 1 8- ch nl 5 X D t . , 1: 1, f W f l A Z , ,l N Y WNW: h e s A227 i 0 u ,A HB 89 All-A merican Week Students of L. G. Pinkston High School view a display cele- Conner, 183 Enrique Rosales, 19, and Audrey Warren, 18. All- brating HAH-American Week emphasizing the culture of ln- American Week climaxed Wednesday with an all-school as- dians. Mexican-Americans, Negroes and Anglos. Students, from semlily. left, ure Esmeralda Esparza, 16g Frank McCloud, 183 Larry R , I eprm - From an article in the Dallas Times-Herald-Feb. 19, 1970. I93 Display Chairmen Ruben Rangel Richard Natal Henry Resales 7 ' 7'7' 1 52 K. S . ': h xg, I sei? defies' fi! M The world is a looking-glass, and gives back to every man the reflection of his own acts. l95 Q wk! U Henry Rosales checks over the ,, displays for All-American Week -4 W2 One World L. Conner, S. Hall, A. Warren, R. Rangel, D. Cervantes, H. Rosales. 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XA , V if V J A I' gqfk W JN M 'Au UU Q4 wk 59 L ' fb W ,, W Ki PM A KM aa ff W a ', I W, M A, N115 'J 1 px ' 1 1 I 41' I !QUVJ, U Y QAJ f I , , 1 Wi W K J l98 Paula Dunn Jr. Varsity Track Queen r V VL if' Roxie Ann Gray Varsity Track Queen I Thanks to a good cluov 4 n l ooo Franklin McCloud and Sharon Hall Editor-in-Chief Co-Editor Student-Council-Leaders 6'He that does good to another, does good also to himselfg not only in the consequence, but in the very act of doing itg for the consciousness of well doing is an ample reward. -Franklin Pierce .. M 'w IW E ,l 1 ff. f 1 1 5 rw 5 ' Frank McCloud, Audrgy Warren, P1'8Sid8Ill Vice-President a Q E S E fr Child Care and Development i ills M Y, E' f, if ,Q ag E if V 2 352 M fe eeee A 4, ' 14 , eeee ' e y ff , ., , el i , . W2 ffl '-.2264 :- FQ' -' W-'ffl fl . Af. W' 'MVB N .szf az? . MXH 3' V ' ,. 'V-T, 25' 'A 21 ' , ,- . oy- -mf Q . ,J K - is 2 fg' V V M7 -, ,,..- if ,W d L K 1 .. A 'if C 'm f Y M rf '9 ' V' C C ' i , -5 ' ., ,. 1. ' l',, ' 1 ff 1 -uf iff- Q-friiliw quf' M L ' I 1 Seated: Brenda Fergerson, Pamela Carrington, Lois Carlisle, Doris Jo nes, Mardis Cooks. Standing: Mrs. Anne E. Sanford lDireCt0rl, Elaine Collins, Gloria Carter, Dorothy Calloway, Alice Johnson, Tommie Jordan, Beverly Dabbs, Linda Conley, Darlene Carey. i htingale Health Careers Club yy f 2, Sw ff, -fi 1' Q Z X Yi 1 C M L-R: Linda Shultz, Linda Conley, Barbara Williams, Alma Hall, Carolyn Harrison fPres.l, Sharon Walden, Virginia Hayden, Mrs. 51. J. llgllrlnson, RN lSponsorJ, Dwight Manuel, Faith Jefferson, Ethel Bookman, Antionette Walker, Theresa Epps, Mrs. Peggy ones, . 202 MRS. WALKER, MRS. ARMSTEAD and MR. HICKS Truly represent . . . Visualize all this in reds, greens, blues and golds. 5 ga! Q nz ,fgqgggx Sf The Spirits of Christmas 1 969 203 i ? 5 1-f QW' MR. JAMES L. FINNELL, Director of Auditorium Activities, prepares the assembly schedule. MRS. BERTHA L. PORTER, pre- pares to give a daily schedule to one of our favorite substitute teachers-MRS. SANDRA TOWNES Mrs. Porter Mrs. Townes 1 3 l I Y 2 l 'N FUTURE BQSINE 1 i i v . l SS LEADERS OF AMERICA -Mr. and Mrs. Raul Aguado Mrs. Lola Alfred Miss Sfella Lee Alfred Mr. and Mrs. Alberf Allen Mrs. Rifa Allen Mrs. Clara Anderson Mrs. Essie Ashley Mr. and Mrs. Theofha Adams Lillian Bacon Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Bailey Mrs. Georgia Faye Bailey Mr. Bobby Baker Mr. Grisby Baker Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Baker Miss Willie Lee Baker Lois A. Banks Mr. and Mrs. Payfon Ba'Hle Zelma Beasley Mr. Johnny Beckfon Mr. and Mrs. Floyd L. Bell Mr. and Mrs. Guss Benne'H' Mr. Calvin Blair Mrs. B. L. Blui'H Lonnie Boll' Mr. and Mrs. John Henry Branch Mr. and Mrs. Lorance D. Branch Mr. Cedric Deon Briff Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lynn Broadnax Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Brown Mrs. Efna Rea Brown Mr. Leon Brown Reverend M. L. Brown Mrs. Maffie Brown Bill Buck Mrs. Maxine Bullard Mr. and Mrs. Edgar L. Burns Mrs. Effie Lee Burns li F3 Miss Jacquelyn Burns Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Burns Mrs. Alene Burrell lEh 'l 5 Mrs. Beffye Burrell Mrs. Berfha Burfon A Miss Ladine Bussey l5,f!1'2i'l Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Bussey Mr. Milfon Bussey Mrs. Rufh Bussey ' Mr. Sam Milfon Bussey Mr. W. M. Bussey Mrs. W. M. Bussey Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Bufcher David Bufcher Elnora Bufcher Mrs. L. L. Byrd Mr. and Mrs. Rufus D. Caldwell 206 Patrons David Dwayne Carfer Mrs. Luella Carfer Virginia Carfer Mr. George Carfwrighl' Heoman Chambers Josephine Chance Mrs. lva L. Childs Mrs. BeH'y Chovanefz Mr. D. G. Clark Mrs. Evelyn Clark Mrs. Fannie Mae Clark Mrs. Gwendolyn Turner Clark Mrs. Johnnie Mae Clark Mr. Johnny Wayne Clark Mr. Neville R. Cleveland Mrs Bearnice Cobb Elder'Odell Collins Anne'H'e Conner Mrs. Doris Conner Glenn Earl Conner Larry Donn Conner Mrs. Clara W. Cooks Jimmie Co'Hon Mrs. R. L. Coffon Miss Lorene Cox Miss Dora M. Culver Kecia Rafunda Daniels Keifh Horace Daniels Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Davis Beffy Davis Chrisfine Davis Delvef R. Davis Joe Davis Joseph A. Davis Nedra Lynn Davis Perry F. Davis Rhonda Jo Davis Tyler Davis Mr. and Mrs. Holland Deming Holland Demings Pafricia Demings Mr. Karel Desgrange Mr. and Mrs. George Diaz Mrs. Prenfiss Diggles Mr. and Mrs. Joe D. Diggs Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dillard Larry Dodson Mr. Charles Durden Mrs. Louise Durden Econolux fTMl Mrs. Vella Mae Ervin Mrs. Emilia Escobedo Mr. and Mrs. M. Esparza Mr. and Mrs. Fred Evans Mr. Bill Farris Mr. Charles Fisher Mrs. Easfer Fleming Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Flowers Mr. and Mrs. Milfon Ford Leona Franklin Mr. and Mrs. Louis Franklin Rev. and Mrs. L. L. Galloway Mr. and Mrs. Emmefl' Gayfon Mr. and Mrs. Nafhan Gidden Mrs. Lucille Giles Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Gills, Sr Mr. and Mrs. John Gills Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Gills, Sr Evelyn Gipson Felicia Dawn Gipson Mr. and Mrs. John Gource Mr. James L. Grayson .Mrs. Mary Green Mrs. R. Green Mrs. Rosa Lillie Gulley l Mr. and Mrs. Henry L. Hall Miss Rosa L. Hallum l Carolyn L. Harrison Charles A. Harrison James Harrison Mr. and Mrs. Roosevelf Harrison J Mrs. Odelia Hayes Paf Haynie Mrs. Veda Heimann Mrs. Glorieanna Henderson Miss Valeria L. Hickey Miss Johnnie M. Holmes Leon Holiwell Mr. William Howard Rev. and Mrs. R. Hunfer Mrs. B. Jackson Henry Lee Jackson Mrs. Ola Mae Jackson J ' Mr. and Mrs. Pal' Jackson Mr. and Mrs. John Jacobs, Sr Mr. and Mrs. Roberl' James Mr. and Mrs. George Joe Mr. and Mrs. Billy Frank Johnson l Mrs. Minnie Lee Johnson l Secola Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Bobby L. Joiner 8: Kevin Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Jones B Mrs. Ella Mary Jones Mr. Harry Jones Mr. Jesse Ri Jones Miss Sandra L. Jones 1 l l Svvdfeff Mrs. Willie Lee Jones Kalie Kazee Lueranze Kazee, Jr Era M. Kelley Mrs. Mary Jane King Mary Jane King Vernon Kirlc Mr. Shirley Lang Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Lee Miss Rila Sora.Lopez Mr. and Mrs. Julius Eugene Maloy Mr. and Mrs. Fernando Marlinez John L. 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