Longview High School - Lobo Yearbook (Longview, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 312 of the 1962 volume:

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All of the joys and sorrows, the laughter and tears, the ex- citement and let-downs, these have been the aims of the picture taking, copy writing, and hours of diligent thinking. We wish to express our deepest appreciation for the capable guidance of our spon- sor, the faithful co-operation of the entire staff, and all others who have contributed to the making of this book. Serving as your editors this RECORD YEAR has truly been a challenge, a privilege, and a pleasure. And now this book is yours to love and cherish as a part of your life, for this is your RECORD as you lived it from September, 1961 to May, 1962. Your editors, KAY SPRING GAYLE JOHNSTON 'Q -,-31-2 f 11: x- nuff'-' -- N A X , ' ww fs . ' ' 'u- 1 X? 'nf 'f v n ,M M, i. W Ut 4 A V, r . gi i , ,WW 1 - f L .,, A 4 - 1 v fizig 5 A , 1 If 'fy s2'?'?I' R 4 H .Q K an ! V :R I Y x W 9' .Tx I , 5 x 0,1 I X3 ' Ja F r 'jd Y . 'M A . lgi' 'I 5 gf ,p. 5'5 f7:gf'ff N LQM L ' W , ...? in ll Y. , Lf X . ii . X F -D al. M ug- ' ,. I .. 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Annex TABLE OF CONTENTS SCHOOL EVENTS 8 FAVORITES 24 CLUBS 54 SPORTS 1 12 MUSIC 136 ACTIVITIES 150 FACULTY 162 STUDENTS 184 FRIENDS 242 Stadium Auditorium ,,z.wwM..k..fm,u- WW , ,. -Q Q I 13.753 E'1: -iff f .,g5,33,gqws2pfSg54332w1f A ,,,A m,,,,hLALQ, , ,,,, , , 5 . . W. ,., M ,. KW ff . ', -- V Q Wg f F ' Am-.f.,L! '- - ' it'X',2J!2.wLfr:Jw fZ5'r U Track Field House L0 GVIE HIGH SCHOOL . . . Gym Art Building S.-G 'g -,NNNW . 'W'--L'-.N DEDICATION To the one who has contributed so much to Longview High School because of his outstanding leadership in the fields of coaching and teaching, We take great pride in dedicating the 1962 LOBO to one who has dedicated his life to us . . . COACH BOBBY COLLIER The family behind the man 5 6 if sf E - E u wx 1 M. R iigmh Q I A f ,g ' I 247, .-Simi' ,t-D, n I V Nu 5 ,, 2 , ,Q gg 1 ' ' fy. 'f 1 if, M wif ff -T , A ' I, sir.-k ' , di , E , iv -3 V 234 is j A . 'Y , ' ' f 1 ' M' X , Aa . s 'T9' q - ,vi SCHCJOL EVENTS WH 0 as f 1 A CHL 9 It must he 8:30. Having trouble, Ronnie ? EACH RECORD DAY BEGINS . . . They had better not he in that parking lot. May I have your attention, please? E-X-C-U-S-E-D, V. Poore. 4'This grammar is 'out-to-lunch'. WHEN THE TARDY BELL RINGS. Whafs so interesting, girls? A familiar sight. I hope she d0esn't call home. h-',,.,..-A 5'Oh, Coach, did I really make an A? 'Tm proud to be a part of Longview High School. HAH right! But pick up those bottles! TH EN WE GO . . 'Sing along with Herb . . . at L,H,S, I2 -fix uProfess0r at work. TO CLASSES, ASSEMBLIES, AND BREAKS. ,N A if 7,' 1 ,1 fu ,jp fl , F Y-E-A ! y ggwwi Light controls. I A- g'We made it-a break at last! X K , 14664 P ? ,XX fd U V ,Q ' LOL P nk J Mrs. Marshall sings favorite folk songs. W-O-W! SPEECHES AND TALENT SHOWS . . . hWl1y, Mr. Peveyln 'AML Field, This is your lifel' You'll never walk alone. I4 Nervous, Linda? as QE Oh, when the saints . . . giWitl1 just a little bit of luck! . . HIGHLIGHT OUR ASSEMBLY PROGRAMS. ' il F gf ll Q X, 1, gi 1 ,,. T E 5 Rev. Bill Scales presents an enjoyable sembly program. 3 ,S 5 I How come 'hits Christmas? Cause just 'fore Christmas . . . G - ,y N-0-W, students, you may begin. L'Hey, you, throw out that gumll' AFTER MORNING ACTIVITIES . . ' Kilim Students enjoy the new language lah. Well, uh, this terminology . . . QI6 .P I +-f . - - ,Q 1 ww- .., Patriotic, isn't he Homemade or a mix? What happened to the milk? 4 LUNCH ARRIVES. It can't be that boring. D. E. students present teachers with mums. 6'Boy, I'm hungry ! I7 What are you making, Paul? Once more . . . with enthusiasm. THE AFTERNOON TAKES US . . i ,Ei fpfgfl y The line up. E-N-T-H-U-S-I-A-S-M I8 Y I hope this 1 'LDO we have to wear these? sn't blow up. BACK TO WORK . The Long View in makin These periods just aren't long enough. I9 A HLobo mattress9 r 1 I 4'We are the Lobos! 1. X! TO PEP RALLIES X w .1 my HYa'll come on out and back us! .X WX! VH X - wx ' x ,MN A Thefre C-R-E-AAT! 20 We've got a fine group of boys thi H year. How could we ever forget that Dallas bus trip! That restaurant was cool! Rat that hair! AND BUS TRIPS. Cowboy Jones Dee highlights the Junior Skit. A seldom sight at L.H.S. ACTIVITIES . . . w I A .X f I QM? 5326, z L.H.S. spirit. 'Smoke gets in your eyes Practice makes perfect. 22 It's a hole in one. 3:20 at last! Duck, Dan! DAB SYD Y. Which way did he Jn 3 In 'Y 3 go? ug 'ff ' 5315 a ' f fl? 'fl 3 2 , JS Q Post pole vaults. E X. f v A m fw fri: ITT wil if Jfl, xv sgnmll L, . may A,L. A , ' A K' -1 - ,f 7ff1f7 labfffa O I Qpa uf K-LJ S. FAVORITES EDITOR Windy Windham 25 'x , -- K N I 4,1 1' gf: Q Y ww ww -X VA. -1 . , f V ,Q Q -las E-. I su GAY CORRELL Princess BARRY POST Prince S 5 Dee and Garland could be no prouder. ROYALTY y The royalty ofuthe Queen's Coronation consist of the King and Queen, Prince and Princess, Dukes and Duchesses, and the Ladies-in-Waiting. The above are elected by popular vote of the student body. This royalty is revealed at the cor- onation and is the climax of the beautiful event. Barry and Gay are proud, TOO! Duchess Gayle Johnston Duchess Jane Page Little Duke Don Petty' Duke Paul Ketchum A , Duchess Kay Spring f , Duchess Cookie King Duke Forrest Covin ' Duke Robert Myers r Duchess Carolyn Lasiter Duchess Cappy Talbot Duke Billy Ewing Duke Kenny Carr Duchess Alice Bonner - Duchess Sandy Kellum Duke Charles Richmond Duke Hawk Clement way- I . Duchess Nancy Bass ' Duchess Karen Robertson Duke Jimmy Tramel . Duke Bill Goodwin ' w Duchess Windy Windham Duchess Judy Mcleyndon Duke Paul Young Duke Cliff Brannon 1 if 1-..f'i,1f, 1 'i LADIES-IN-WAITING E 5 3 5 2 5 5 s 5 5 f i 2 5 5 i 2 1 E 5 K E E E a E X f 5 2 a 5 . 4 Q e i i Z ! E E 1 5 I E E ,, . ,v . 235 1 S E ww K 55 if 35? Q3 13? CGURT Longview High School's Queen Coronation, which has become a popular tradition, is an ac- tivity ofthe journalism class and paper staff. Work- ing closely with their sponsor, the students help to plan and conduct the Coronation as their main fund-raising project. Proceeds from the event are used to help defray the expenses of publishing the LONGVIEW, the high school's bi-weekly news- paper which is completely self-supporting. MICKEY MACKAY Prime Minister THE CORONATION THEME: THREE COINS IN A FOUNTAIN Linda Matthews Nancy Bass Mike Tarman Don Petty f.:, ,Nancy.,Rodgef Mary Bearden Martha De Berry Kathy Mayo A Mike GIEGEF- Ronald Lipsey Ronnie Bardwell Danny Malone 34 5 A: i -.M 1 Y e W Q ' .,:.. - 1 - 1, .N f , 352' ' ' A ' , N Q iff-If Li af Qi ,K sg . ,,. f f? N- 1? in - Ji ,fx Q 6 9 Ss mf 'Sf K lywf ,M W Y fe i if if' , my Q WSC V Am W f Q .- 55: x H ' v .1 5, , if fx 'A 'E gf' , W1 Q? QP W , f .f. ., W A .-M144 ,Q-W Ah W E, , by K, 16,1 3, ' 'Ein'-.f . ' S 4 . f , . L gf , 9 1 af MT pw. 5. JW.: ' wswixf, LQ. , e 6 A Z , 9 A . ' ' 'wi Q vm we V ,J . -w f V ,. in 4 , Q Q My ' . f W V .P . 1. wk' W .. 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V. 1 f 3,1125 ' S SW K Mm P 5 + P P P f ef Sz - 'M-'www - , Kms-MT 'P QQ,'wP wW..Q.w+wmwafYw:,, If P P PP MOST POPULAR CAROLYN LAS1T13Rfg P BARRY POST 5' Q E ,Q 2 535 B sz F2 gi 5 3 2 E E E1 if ci' Eff mi gil fi SE E QE .ss 5 is 2 S iww , Hi Ei!!! fswi-7 W CLIFF BRANN ON s... MM., W MM 'w WvMmW,,,,,w ,mm WK LINDA ,mf Q 1 v 3 1 wif ,. by ki -V .11 4: 2 1 FRIENDLIEST Nancy Rodgers Joel Ward MOST TALENTED Judy Finklea Marion Fowler WITTIEST Sandy Kellum Tommy Barrow x4 Bii'!,?J i'.l8AnL ' w Y CUTEST Ann Ulbrich Jimmy Tramel X BASIiE ALL SWEETHEA111' ' SALLY BARTON . AMONG THOSE HONORED GIRLS' STATE BOYS' STATE JUDY FINKLEA DEE HULL MISS GREGG COUNTY GAY CORRELL N--.,,g f I --L. I 'H c MISS FLAME I JANE PAGE LITTLE HIGHEST HONOR GRADUATE KATHY BUMPASS 53 HALLOWEEN QUEEN AND KING SALLY BARTON HAWK CLEMENT D.A.R. GOOD CITIZEN JAMIE DYESS w...n-ww ,,.. zflizzzlzllizlfyf, Lf, fr! .X , J nj-f x , W KQV' X CLUB,S ITORS - - ,N-, Ronnie Berry I1immLD--'- ' TYPISTS Suzy Beaird Judy McLend0n NNUAL TAFF To paint a complete everyday picture of the past school year at L.H.S. has been the goal of the Annual Staff. Put- ting out an annual is a year-round jobg when this year's annual was finished, work was immediately started on next year's. Our yearbook, which is sponsored by Mrs. Wilson, is financed through the sale of ads, school pictures, and the annual itself. Each member of the Annual Staff was selected on a basis of cooperativeness, willingness to work, and the ability to do a specific assignment. The new staff members for next year are announced at the annual dedication assembly. GAYLE JOHNSON KAY SPRING 'H' f , :fiff a Co-Editors KEM MOSLEY MIKE OWEN Jr. Class Editor Sr. Class Editor RONNIE BERRHCE !icARENisiiii1?KXX Clubxffilitors ff-f f NANCY PARKER GAY TAYLOR Sophomore Class Editors JIMMY TYSON FOREST COVIN Ads Editors 56 FORREST COVIN Recording Editor WINDY WINDHAM DAN McMAHON Favorites Editor Sports Editor JUDY MCLENDON SUZY BEAIRD DENNIS MAIER MIKE TARMAN Business Manager Photographer MONTY GRAHAM BOB SHAMBURGER Ads Artist Artist Typists 57 KAREN ROBERTSON Faculty Editor KATHY BUMPASS Music Editor s.fs1T.mm..,mmQmohHV,s.s,s1.Mw ,,..m... STUDENT CGUNCIL OFFICERS David Hull, President Barry Post, Second Vice President Garland Monsour, First Vice President C3-PPY Talbvt, S9Cf9fH1'Y'T1'CaSl11'C1' 58 STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council is the governing organization of the school. Each homeroom elects a representative and an alternate by popular vote. Throughout the year the council sponsors many varied activities such as service projects, morning devotion- als, assemblies, school projects, and dances. The forum, held for the purpose of exchanging ideas with other student councils, is an outstanding spring event in the area. Also in the spring the newly elected stu- dent council officers attend a convention of the Texas Association of Student Councils. Each summer the officers attend a workshop at S.M.U. ALTERNATES TO THE REPRESENTATIVES Jan Alexander Qc a Cliff Brannon Kathy Bumpass .Iudy Finklea Candy Flanagan Richard Galosy Sandi Hawley ,lane .Holdridge Sue Ingram li Caylglohiiston David Kiergan Carolyykafief Nancy I-fill? ,,,. Lynn Loomis Mary Loomis Jerry McCaffity Bob McEachern Kinney McKinley Ruth McLeod Sharon Mays Rusty Milstein .Ierry Nash oody O Davie Beverly Presley Moreland Rook Danny Selman Sherry Tilley Barbara Thompson Joel Ward Jimmy White Bobby Wilson Margaret Wray Student Council members decorate for the Halloween Dance. 59 ,FLM V 'fl K- ,'iLr,1k'Z335. 5, 5waaia.gZ'.f:1:- f iii? '5il'7u:, fw2J5f':TQ5S ff- ,.y,. .m,,.,, . wa, -,AQ- fa fr ,M ' ' -V255 V wr 5 i nv' 'X gf, 5- ' if rf Y, 525 K Q Q. si' me xx. NATIO AL HO OR SOCIETY Students who have the qualifications of scholarship, honor, service, and leadership compose the National Honor Society, which is sponsored by Mrs. Foote. Any junior or senior that maintains a ninety or above scholastic average and is passed upon by the faculty, is eligible for membership. Each Feb- ruary the new members are announced at the annual National Honor Society assembly. Margaret receives her membership card from Barbara. Membership cards are presented to Ronnie Berry and Raymond Keese. OFFICERS-Forrest Covin, Vice Presidentg Terry Finane, Reporte ROW 1: Charles Cobb, Cala Rabalais, Janie Shoults, Francin Sidder, Fredna Howard, Fred Jones, Sherry Coorpender, ,lanic Ellis, Sharon Lambert, Pat Graham, Kathy Helvenston, Ga Williams. ROW 2: Jeanne Cook, Kathygrliaxmpglgaliose Ann Hunnicutt, Anne Hayes, Sarah Minor,ff-'Sarall l Elain K u E I Z I Q l anbara Hancock, Secretary, Mike Owen, President. l anton. Bett'y Brown, Benny Carr,mBQW-83: Ronnie Fletcher, ack Williams, Jamie Dyess, Olinda .lo Gefyl Sally Bivins, iren Robertson, Anne ShellJurne, 'Vi'Vian Greene, Barbara .gbee, Ellen Hindrnan, Margaret Jones, Sue Calk. ROW 4: Joe flson, Kenneth Hanson, Sam Duncan, Sam Johnson, Betty Anne adds her light to the aims and ideals of the Na- tional Honor Society. Draper, David Kiergan, Diane Porter, Kem Mosley, Carolyn Shoe- maker, ,loy Ellis, Allen Thompson, Winston Bath, Arthur Rogers 'Karen' ROW 5: Mack Presley, Paul Mix, Bruce Awalt 'Bol5by'Eason, Dennis Maier, Randy Bowen, Tommy Landers. CHEERLEADERS KNEELING: Garland Monsour, Head Clzeerleaderg Gay Corrcll, Mary Swan. STANDING: Karen Strunk, Sandy Kellum, Carolyn Lasiter. Billie Kay Fullcr, Alternate. The Lobo Cheerleaders are elected each year by the student body. Cheerleaders are responsible for the pep rallies and leading yells at all football, and basketball games. ln the summer they attend S.M.U. Cheerleader School. 64 GREEN JACKETS ROW 1: Sue Skaggs, Mary Loomis, Mary Elizabeth Hodges, Elaine Clanton. ROW 2: Jennifer Roberts, Beverly Presley, Diane Porter, Kem Mosley. ROW 3: Cappy Talbot, Suzy Beaird. ROW 4: Sandi Goode, Kay Spring. ROW 5: Lynda Rice, Windy Windham, Karen Robertson. Not pictured, Gayle Johnston. The purpose of the Green Jackets-eight senior and eight junior girls-is to add color and spirit to the Pep Club and to usher at each home football game. They are elected each year by popular vote of the Pep Club. 65 Ln CLUB To promote school spirit, sportsmanship, and athletic competition is the purpose of the MII, Club. Any boy lettering in any Longview High School sport is eligible for membership. The HL Club is sponsored by Coach Pennell. OFFICERS:-Hawk Clement, President, Bobby Byrd, Secretary, Don Petty, Treasurer: Robert Myers, Vice President. Everyone watches our lettermen in action. ROW 1: Bobby Wilson, Barry Post, Mike Stout, Ronnie Bardwell, Curtis May, Kenny McKinley, Ed Davidson, Larry Laws David Owens, Jimmy Tramel, Spike Bowles, Danny Malone, Butch Miller. ROW 2: .limmy Shillings, .lim Morgan, David McGee Fred Harman, Ronald Lipsey, Hawk Clement, Paul Young, Bobby Byrd, David Parker, Bill McCullough, ,lim Starr,. ROW 3: Allen Thompson, Boots Williams, Godfrey Macias, David Kiergan, Mike Williams, Woody Malone, Moreland Rook, Robert Myers Charles Richmond. ROW 4: Bob Eubanks, Sam Johnson, Loyd Phillips, Bobby Wise, Dan McMahon, Charles Blightwell. ROW 5i Johnny Owens, Don Petty, Billy Ewing, Danny Scale, Paul Ketchum, Steve Purcell, J. J. Johnson, Bobby Coil, Rusty Milstein Ward Summers. 1 PEP CLUB T The main purpose of the Pep Club is to promote the spirit of Longview High School in all sports events. Thursday night pep rallies were held at the Round-Up- Club this year for the first time. Class directors, who are appointed by the officers, are responsible for presenting the skits during Friday pep rallies. Each year a gift or donation is left by the Pep Club to benefit the school in some way. Mrs. Jane Adams is the sponsor of this club. dent: Windy Windham, Vice President. Officers prepare for Friday. SENIORS-ROW 1: Rigsby, Laws, Murrayg, Morehead McLeod, Wade, King, Powers, Howard, Cole, Minor, Fielding, Bruner, Bennett. ROW 2: Kain, Williams, Pierce, Barton, 'li.ittle, Pebsworth, Walker, Nutt, Smith, Crawford, Rodgers, Smilowitz, ROW 3: Stansell, Ulbrich, Correll, Lasiter, Bearden, London, Conner, Phelps, Monsour, Shivers, Patterson, Matthews. ROW 4: Mayo, McI.endon, Bass, Finnell, Robertson, Talbot, Windham, Johnston, Dudney, Hancock, Spring, Beaird, Graham. ROW 5: Noble, Ward, Covin, Garrett, Maier, Neal, Goodwin, Childress,-Young, Moser. ROW 6: Williams, Bowen, Braun, Spottswood, Brannon, Asaff, Huffman. OFFICERS: Pat Graham, Secretary: Suzy Beaird, Presi- Pellett, Berry. Taylor, Adams, Gaylon JUNIORS-ROW 1: Booth, Willie Henning, Eason, Bell, Willis, Rushing, LeTourneau, Calk, Roberts, Kent, Higliee, Holton, Bath, Pitt, Perkins. ROW 21 Thompson, Porter, WVi1lHDlCl', Sandridge, Runiliaugh, Davidson, Stahl, Saunders, Loomis, Beavers, Irwin, Hodges, Lancaster, Gibson, Grell, Nikos, Finn. ROW 3: Hestand, Phillips, Holley, Hayes, Kutzer, Satterwhite, Hawley, Williams, Weinstein, Worsham, McDowell, Moran, Fuller, Ray. ROW 4: Strunk, Green, Hindman, Ellis, Davis, Lasiter, Draper, Whitehead, Jorgenson, Garrison, Bodenheini, Brown, Swan. ROW 5: l3er1y,iMilstein, NleCaffity, Mitchell, Bussey, Laws, Presley, Mosely, Skaggs, Gray. SUE INGRAM TERRY JANKEY Sophomore Representatives JOANNE DUDNEY JUDY FINKLEA Senior Representatives CAROLYN SHOEMAKER SARA BOLTON .lunior Representatives ff 'V X N51 sry .1 .Q . X., .CJ L, Thursday night pep rally at the Round-Up Club. u ' . , -, a ,V- . 4- uf r., HL-O-BOS! 1 1 Go, Team, Go I l I SOPHONIORES-ROW 1:Morehead, Rignoy,'Tl1ompson, ow n Hardy, Alexander, Rodgers, Owens, Lauderback, LeTourneau, Sauls Randell, Falconer, Sweeny, Pliler. ROW 2: Lobb, Jan y, ug, Wade, Jackson, Gipson, Benton, Aaron, Holdridge, Stubbs, Taylor Parker, Allan, Ruff, Goodwin, Walters, Tuttle. RO 1 itt, Nash, Simon, Trice, Holloway, McLeroy, Young, Bonham, Beavers Wray, Serpas, Gugar, Richlmyer, Brinker, Carter arren. ROW 41: Groom, Mclntosh, Neal, Mclsendon, Loomis, Ingram, Lewis Mays, Clements, Carr, Roye,,Loftis, Culver, Ko rd. ROW 5: Edens, Flanagan,Wilcutt, Cotten, Shipman. 69 OFFICERS-ROW 1: Dennis Maier, Vice Presidentg Paul Young, President. ROW 2: Mike Field, Secretary, Mike Brown, Treasurer, Norman Galyon, Lt. Governor of District 13. KEY CLUB Initiative and leadership are symbolic of the Key Club, which isisponsored by Mr. Little and the Long- view Kiwanis Club. Members are elected on the basis of scholarship and character. Some of the Key Club's many projects include Teacher Apreciation Week, Ca- reer Day, College Conference, painting the parking lanes, working on the Round-Up Club, and preparing a Christmas basket for the needy. CAPPY TALBOT Key Club Sweetheart ROW 1: Charles Cobb, Bob Shamburger, Joel Moser, Butch Miller, Forrest Covin. ROW 2: Bill Goodwin, Barry Post, Mike Owen, David Hull, Allen Thompson. ROW 3: Rusty MkwDan McMahon, Charles Brightwell, Bill McCull0 gh, Jimml F.v-,1.. Df'iTVV 4. TA-. Y,,,!,. Y ,,,, T' I 7tl l 1' L..--- 'lx' 1 Y- 'ru - ri YY 11 vihvv' -' 'Y ' -' 'K ' 'K A IOR CIVITAN To encourage good citizenship and better sportsman- ship is the chief goal of the Junior Civitans. All mem- bers are required to maintain a certain average. The club sponsors many activities, such as a city-wide car wash, a Christmas dance, and a hayride. Mr. Jones and the Civitan Club of Longview sponsor the Junior Civi- tans. OFFICERS-ROW 1: Don Petty, Vice President: Jimmy Tra- mel, President. ROW 2: Freddy Harmon, Treasurer: Bill Campbell, Chaplain, Paul Ketchum, Secretary, Robert Myers, Sergeant-at-Arms. l DIANNE WILSON Junior Civitan Sweetheart l ,ROW 1: Randy Correll, Gene Gregg, Curtis May, Bill McLendon, Jerry Aynesworth. ROW 2: Jerry Nash, Danny Seale, Bob Wise, David Owens, Boots Williams. ROW 3: Hawk Clement, Bobby Coil, Jimmy Johnson, Tommy Barrow, Rodney Watson. ROW 4: Bill Ewing, Bobby Flanagan, Johnny Owens, Bobby Byrd, Bobby Wilson, Cliff Brannon. ANCHOR CLUB The Anchor Club, sponsored by the Longview Pilot Club, is a girls' civic club. To serve the school and community and to develop initiative and leadership are the purposes of the club. From the sophomore, junior, and senior classes, members are selected on the basis of scholarship, leadership, and personality. Various community projects and social events are sponsored by the Anchor Club throughout the year. Mrs. Hutchings is the sponsor of the club. Anchor Club members work behind the couiiter at Round-Up-Club. OFFICERS-ROW 1: Sandy Kellum, Parliamentariang Capt Talbot, Chapluing Judy McLendon, Senior Directorg Lynn Loor is, Sophomore Director, Mary Loomis, Junior Director. ROW f Karen Robertson, Presidentg Windy Windham, Correspondir ROW 1: Sue Calk, Barbara Hancock, Dorothy Campbell, Jud Finklea, Mary Elizabeth Hodges, Jennifer Roberts. ROW 2 Pat Graham, Karen Strunk, Barbara Edmiston, Sue Ingram Vickie Benton, Terry Jankey, Sue Skaggs, Betty Draper. ROY F4 1 M -Q I 5 i Secretaryg Gayle Johnston, Sergeant-At-Arms, Kay Spring, Re- cording Seeretaryg Ann Morehead, Rcporlqrg Suzy Beaird, Treas- urerg Lynda Rice, Vice President. 3: Ginger Rodgers, Nancy Edens, Garland Monsour, Genelle Finklea, Betty Brown, Elaine Clanton, Jan Alexander, Kem 1Mosley, Diane Porter, Joanne Dudney. ROW 3: Sally Bivins, JOHN NEAL Anchor Club Beau Vivian Woods, Jamie Dyess, Nancy Morris, Julie Lasiter, Betty Bodenheini, Jody Mclaendon, Linda Neal, Dee Hinkle, Merrill Saunders, Billie Kay Fuller, Beverly Presley. BARRY POST WINDY WINDHAM Senior Directors A- N T ' .f-f- , . 5 KK'-.. :KH - '1 7 ft ,'-E1 .V 1::, , L H A , r .QV ,, Y XQS , . ' thr u , , 1 Yrrr W J , v V t H , A - -' t '-h'f V-kr fkk.. J r, rr h o 'r--- . . , - , ,, .,. , , fit DAN MCMAHON KEM MOSLEY Junior Directors Everyone jams Studio B for the Teen Time broadcast. TEE TIME c'Hello, everyone, and welcome to your Teen Time Showf, is the familiar sound heard every Wednesday night at 7:30. Through the facilities of KFRO, high school students, who are elected by the Teen Time staff, present programs con- sisting of popular records, sports, and gossip CH L.H.S. Ginger discusses the program with James Robert, Jane, Bunnye, Dick, and Jerry. D mg -uni 74 f X PAUL YOUNG SUZY BEAIRD BOBBY WILSON .IOANNE DUDNEY Senior Directors Sports and Gossip JERRY IRWIN GINGER RODGERS Sophomore Directors Sue just loves that song! 1 ' ,p, . , D my 1, I - , . . -,ww ' I 'J x i? 5 . ways enjoy attending the weekly broadcasts. I 1 ' 55 My A I , 452-X .,: 1 3, 'Vk '-, 1 1 I f'fl j,.., In A I 75 Don, Robert, Joel, Mike, Ricky, and Jimmy al- R-it ,i Af OFFICERSANancy Bass, Presidentg Barry Post, Vice Presldcntg Julie Lasiter, Reporter, Karen Robertson, Secre tary Treasurer. ROUND-UP CLUB Ya-1711 going to the Round-Up Club after the G3Ill6?,, is a familiar question heard wherever high school students gather. For at the Round-Up Club, sponsored by Coach Hawkins, students enjoy such facilities as table tennis, pool tables, juke' box, a danc- ing floor, a food bar, T.V., and the tele- phone. Each year a sweetheart is elected at the Valentine's Dance. .,............-...1. in K -' ' W Q ,J-5. .f W , - 1- L- ,, .,.,, ,,,,,,.sss1,,,,u:tm.,1..wQwww-X Everyone enjoyed the pep rallies at the Round- Up Club. Ye Ole Round-Up Club. SENIORSfBarry Post, Karen Robertson, Nancy Bass Not pictured is Norman Galyon. EJNIORSsDanny Seale, Julie Lasiter, Beverly Presley, Dan Mc- ahon. ANN ULBRICH Round-Up Club Sweetheart The place where old friends gather. SOPHOMORES-Dale Stringer, Emily Goodwin, Lynn Loomis, Bob Goodwin. Byrd demonstrates his pool playing techniques. KATHY BUMPASS Editor-in-Chief LO G-VIEW,, STAFF This year, for the first time, two years of Journal- ism with two full units of credit are being offered. First year students contribute articles as 'they progress in writing different types of writing. In the second semester they take an increasing- ly large part in the publication of the paper, and they assume full responsibility for several issues. Writing and more writing is the order of work for the second year class. Besides doing the major part of the work on the paper, they handle some stories for school publicity in the Longview News. EDITORS STANDING: Joel Ward, Freddy Harmon, Mickey McKay. SITTING: Ann Morehead, Vivian Woods, Kathy Bumpass J lb' uw f ' OFFICERS: Mickey MacKay, Presidentg .Ianice Ellis, Secretary-Treasurer. DEB TE CLUB The Debate Club is a newly organized club. One topic is debated during the year. c'Federal Aid to Educationn is their sub- ject this school year. The members attend Interscholastic League in March. Miss Rowntree is the sponsor of the Debate Club. Debate Club Meeting STANDING: Bobby Eason. SITTING: Terry Finane, Sharon Wood, Margaret Jones, Janice Ellis, Sharon Lambert, Betty Brown Allen Thompson. LATIN CLUB The aim of the Latin Club is to hold high the flame of classical knowledge through the many related activities such as the slave auction, initiation day, and the observ- ance of Latin Week. The Latin Club helps to create a better understanding of the marked impression which Latin has made on our modern civilization. The club is sponsored by Mrs. Baushke and Mrs. Montgomery. . . . we're gonna' do the TWIST and it goes like this . . .H OFFICERS-Ronnie Berry, Reporterg Elaine Clanton, Sec- retary Treasurerg Dan McMahon, President, Bob Wise, 4, . 'iw W 5 , x , J v Vice President. MASTERS-ROW 1: Joe Nelson, Sara Phillips, Barbara Higbee, Fredna Howard, Merrill Saunders, Jennifer Roberts, Doarlynn Moran, Henrietta Cossett, Ruth McLeod, Norman Galyon. ROW 2: Betty Brown, Karen Strunk, Gene Gregg, Pamela Kutzer, Betty Lile, Paula Sutton, Kaaron Holt, Trudy Bath, Pam Jorgensen. ROW 3: Jimmie Tyson, Paul Mix, Richard Watson, Abbie Linsenbardt, David Smith, Mike Wolfe, Mack Williams. lj 9 L Ll-Q lllgj lv . ,W .gy '.e. mave- W . Q . . , A ., ':'f1:'if.f,'g'i-,X-QQ ' I fIf'f2'ff? , 1- 7 1 ifigfgkkxgimfifz fi 1-,zf:f'iiX1 5: 'awisie - CM'-' , . t : : FZ' :fsi 1? iEl?i - asv f:a..'v,i viii .- ,g . .ig 'Tg4,EHi as Y 'iii iff? 55 ,H L02 -i ,A tl et gg x it l C p x , .A f- ' , . 5 A , , Q. 3 ' . Q .aww nQ prmr' ww' awb.a .wta- ea. N y , L W - -- ' Q I -' X ., , gg V ' 'L 'H r 4' 1 f -V 'ffl H , V K n , L, ig , ,... H J .Q ,Q ' im R i , 'rf X 1 -- .- f l' 9.243 if rf 1 ,, ., X . 2 , Q: X K 'A .1 W A . ill-. . eg, tag of -,,f 9 .f pw , 'ef 1. is :s-fy, W wa' ., , M , - i .W Q . im.- , M4 if feff - ,R-mae as R s,i v t .aqua ' v i A ' ' 3 .. ' .. ' .a T . -f 5 ali? . - R :M . . 1. f Tv - I --1 r. , if., L,fji3f,'V5g3-3 I , f , 1' 1 'l st, ,., ,- Ja- fam - 1 . Q , X 5, .- 'gs ,1,.3,ti5g5, ex! i . it ' Y ' ' ,K va, , -Mfg, f-,, -v1.1Qt,?s,ag,gsgas - ' I i 5 i iffafw .1 , saw 'Q I f tgwggdwaiia zf 31 - ' XX A ' , ffifi I Y 1, to g be , 5. f ' i 3 1 . V Q A5 -if S Q ft t 4 1. 1 iw . -. ' . f efgggvtaeinll, f , i R , A A lf? If , - 1 1 ? -5' ,Ag E '11, w5 :Z . gravy :n ' - '55 : : : : 7 All A - , s Q.s,,Q,?5iQ F4l ' 'tvs E Al Q Jaxwwmfaawsae SLAVES--ROW 1: Jan Rushing, Joy Ellis, Rick Galosy, Bryan Klibcrt, Bruce Brown, Donna Brinker, Vickie-Benton, Mi,lge:fLa41cl,eLs Mike Calloway, Charles Cobb. ROW 2: Robert Andron, Biff Painter, Mike Renfro, Thomas Ricl1tmyerfPhyllis Beavers, enda Qmjngt, Caroline Croome, Bunnye Cipson, Martha Richtmyer, Ann Cotton. ROW 3: Larry Morris, Anne Hayeg s, ier-M'C'Lendon Carolyn Carter, Sara Bolton, Link Summers, Kenneth Westerman, Jimmy Coolidge. Slave Tarinan fulfills his duties. LATI aw-':,5r zDU,5Tlq,, we . igjz Q S 5 t its .. QFLC ?.i Marvin and Candy entertain club members with a play. Price of slaves rises rapidly as masters place their bids. f J! Members attend Latin Club tt it 'N H Biff signals the price that was paid for him. Mr. Holt auctions a slave, Kenneth Westerman. 1LUB SLAVES-ROW 1: Curtis May, Linda Lobb, Julie Whittenburg, Nancy Edens, Charlotte Falconer, Mary Loomis, Sue Calk,Q Linda Genfy, Ruana Williams, Mike Williams, Woody O'Daniels, Kaylon Carr, Mary Serpas, Bobby Dunlap. ROW 2: Tommy Summers, Mike Field, Bruce Awalt, Hal Hatcher, Jimmy Richardson, Vivian Rigney, Martha Mclntosh, Terry Jankey, Vivian Green, Ellen Hindman, Lynn Wardlow, Gay Taylor, Beth Bowen, Martha Black, Yvonne Roye, Martha Shipman, Joe Blair. ROW 3: Marvin Mikeska, Larry Lisenbardt, Lloy Weaver, Chuck Beatty,-StroudgMartin,x Mary Lee Powell, Gala Rabalais, Ann Lauderback, Candy Flanagan, Bob Goodwin, Gay Harrison, Buddy Warr, Sharon Mays. 2 Q W, ' ' ' ,z ,f N lx OFFICERS: Ginger Rodgers, Reporter: David Parker, President: Lynn Loomis, Vice President: fN5icy 'L'o'fiis, Secretary. . D. - - PAN-AMERICAN CLUB The Pan-Am Club is composed of students who are taking Spanish I, ll, and III or have taken all three. This club strives to promote an interest in the Spanish language and the Latin American people. This year the club is sponsoring a thirteen-year-old Latin Ameri- can orphan boy. Christmas caroling, a Mexican style banquet, a Pan- American assembly program, and collecting coupons for playground equipment for a Mexican orphanage are some ofthe club's projects. Miss Robinson is the sponsor of the Pan-Am Club. ,ffl si 4. to lliijlxxx sylm, , . .QQ X 'X rg U A 1 ah ,X ROW 1: Nancy Nash, Judy Moore, Carolyn Bechtold, Dusti Davis, Pat Graham, Cookie King Bettl Draper. ROW 2: Betty Bodenheim, Carol Reynolds, Monagay Jackson, Sally LeTourneau Fred' White, Martha Irwin, Nancy Parker, Winifred Jones, Jennie Hawkins, Cheryl Hawkins, Rabalais, Betty LeTourneau Beavers, Terri Davidson Woods. ROW 3: Lucilf Duncan. Emily Goodwin, Barbara Brown, Sarah White, Shar .: - -1 udy Perkins, Phillip Mary Lou Clements, Annette Hudson, Virginia Gattis, Barbara Hancoc ' 2' - . Sauls, te Velde. ROW 4: James Reggie Friend, .Jim Ward Dick lgfurner, Lucille Davis, Johnny B ant, 'Mark Fe s an, Kenneth Hanson, Bob Brabham, Scotty John Cace, Nate Holt ROWi5: Bruce Awalt, George B1'Uo - Dale Stringhr, pike Bowles, Johnny McBnide, Lee Kenneth Wright, Pau Rogers, Dean Patterson, Tolnnrswsfii Hip' -e cude. Q5 XT kk . H 1 . Z' fe 1 li' '- l ' v f , ' ' V - rssz 5 , ' fi, 'i-i.j,51N-Q ,WU f ,ff if 4 w L r- f I, J ! 'S f J F, ,., -tftf ,Z J W if Q . ! ir S E' A , 'ste f' ' 'T A 1 1, I a n ff! Q 1 B, 4' fp' rl 5 V T 51,5 Q5 5 5,1 rm B 1 1 2 I Y, - 4 5 k I I . a ,Q in f -K ,mf t ROW 1: Patsy Post, Nancy Thompson, Betty Bell, Kay Eason, Beth Holley, Nancy Kent, Judy Hardy, Patsy Wilcutt, l ROW 2: Sherry Coorpender, Julie Lasiter, Sunny Sue Satterwhite, Toni Stultz, Sue Ingram, LaJuana Landry, Sue Jones, l Alice White. ROW 3: Edna Gaston, Teresa Gugar, Cheryl Walters, Kathy Sweeny, Jo Ann Marks, Pat Bonham, Betty Brow l loway, Frances Sol Simon, Carol Hug, Leslie Duffel. BOWR4: Jan Alexander, Pam Ward, Charlotte Koford, Janice Tuttle, Linda Swindell, Ronnie King, Chuck Earhart, Joe Price, Dick Miller. X , ns Janice Ellis Terry Roach Carolyn H01 Mary Ruff These happy initiates serenade from the fire, I ' I escape. lil ITT Mexican Hat Dance Initiation! ART CLUB The main purpose of the Art Club is to direct the creative abilities of art students. The membership of this club is made up of students enrolled in art classes. Excellent art work is contributed to many art exhibits by the Art Club. This year the club enjoyed a hobo party. OFFICERS: Doug McCa1'vy, Presidentg Garland Monsour, Vice Presidentg Jim Wilson, Historiang Jerry Aynesworth, Treasurerg Sandi Hawley, Reporterg .lolmny Adams, Secre- tary. Art Club members at work. SITTING: Tonya Thompson, Gary Boswell, Sandra Henning. STANDING: Lucille Davis, Jeaneen Impson, Monty Graham, Billie Dan Clamp. 'Q S RELIGIOUS ETHICS To exercise spiritual ideas for the student body is the purpose of Religious Ethics. This is carried out by pro- grams of religious nature in assemblies. The teacher- parent-pupil relationship is furthered by Parent's Day. Religious Ethics students also serve on devotional pro- grams for civic and religious groups. Special activities at Christmas include caroling and a basket for the needy. This organization is sponsored by Mrs. Field and sup- ported by the Ministerial Alliance. OFFICERS: Bill Goodwin, Presidentg Julie Lasiter, Report- erg Gay Correll, Vice President, Ronnie Bardwell, Social Chairman. President Johnny Adams presents his class's assembly. ROW 1: Judy Mclaendon, Mary Crawford, Fredna Howard, Barbara Dowd, Judy Watson, Jimmie June Walker, Dorothy Campbell. ROW 2: Barbara Stephens, Ronnie Pierce, Janet Shivers, Saundra Perry, Nancy Bass, Judy Finklea. ROW 3: Brenda Chastain, Sharon Williams, Linda Matthews. ROW 4: Fred Templeton, Randall Coggin, Jack Oliver, John Garrett, John Malone, Bill Bryant, David McGee, Dwight Davenport. Third period Bible c OFFICERS: John Noble, Social Chairmang Kay Spring, Vice Presidentg Windy Windhani, Reporter, Jimmy Tramel, President. Rev. Braun addresses the second period Bible class on the Ten Commandments. RELIGIQU! ROW 1: Suzy Beaird, Billy Herndon, Robert Mitchell, Pat Stansell, Ann Passmore, Diana Whitehead, Nancy Rodgers,l'Louise Smith. ROW 2: Carolyn Green, Sue Larkin, Ruby Boyd, Patti Pebswortli, Mary Bearden, Judy Mayfield, Sandra Watson. ROW 3: Sandra Conner, Jerry McAllister, Nancy Bearden, Janice McMeans, Rose Anne Hunnicutt. ROW 4: Tommy Egbert, Arlin Braun, Johnny Owens, James Taylor, Mike Brice. BK V., , , ents Thanksgiving assembly. OFFICERS: Johnny Adams, Presidentg Sharon Lambert, Vice President, Barbara Edmiston, Reporterg Danny Ma- lone, Social Chairman. Rev. Barney Walker speaks to first period Relig- ious Ethics. V THICS ROW 1: Carolyn'Steward, Diane Nutt, Garland Monsour, Cay Brunson, Paula Hestand, Sally Barton, Cappy Talbot. BOVVE2L:..Q1M1jQyn Lasiter, Mary Cole, Mary Ellen Powers, Cookie King, Aradelle Winters, Norma Pitt, Linda Plunkett. ROW 3: Bob Eubanks, Lobby Coilfr--5 Spike Bowles, ,lohn Neal, Tommy Barrow, Chris Ford, Reggie Friend. Xfiv V, V ' 1 K :awk .Q FUTURE HOMEMAKER OF AMERICA The purposes of the Future Homemakers of America are many. Possibly the two most important are foster- ing the development of creative leadership in home and community life and promoting international good will. Other aims are to emphasize the importance of worthy home membership, to encourage democracy in home and community life, and to further an interest in home economics. '4Toward New Horizonsf' the motto of the F.H.A., illustrates the desire for self-improvement for the future. OFFICERS-SITTING: Ann Passmore, Secretary: Cookie King, President. STANDING: Terry Jankey, Historian: Sandra Nikos, Parliamentarian. -5 x-... t f- -3 ,, ,N s , COOKIE KING Miss F.H.A. ROW I: Nancy Bass, Ann I.ondon, Kay Davis, Ellen Hindman. ROW 2: Barbara Holtslander, Sue Wade, Vivian Woods, Sue Calk ROW 3: Sherry Acker, Denlsc Hoffmann, Sandi Hawley, Sara Bolton. fs, ,,,, . ztsi ' .. 4 nf- ANN PASSMORE Betty Crocker Award OFFICERS-SITTING: Margaret Taylor, First Vice Presi dent, Barbara Thompson, Second Vice President. STAND ING: Pamela Kutzer, Fifth Vice President, Sharon Riley Fourth Vice President. BARBARA THOMPSON Area President ROW 1: Judy Boyd, Becky Banks, Janet Williams, Patricia Morehead. ROW 2: Henrietta Cossett, Vivian Green, Virginia Bennett Cheri Daniels, Tina Gray. ROW 3: Jeanne Johnson, Barbara Brown, Sherry Coorpender, Susan Qarrison, Linda Ogden, Ann McDowell. mu 2' ROW 1: Susan Chaves, .lan Wade, .lane Holdridge, Cheryl Randall. ROW 2: Dusti Davis, Mary Tipton, Virginia Hutcheson, Bar- bara Hollingsworth, Patti Mix. ROW 3: Patsy Roberts, ,lo Ann Marks, Judy Green, leaneen lmpson, Sarah White-'Karefi3SfErtlE+ i'i'rl i - 5-1 , ff A N ' , L 1 ' L1-- f D , . 4 1. ..,, , E : N , r l g . t x tt 1 ' 4 Q . M mf 1 , M r , AA' . ' ' A lbw :sf 'W 7 I xi' 5 ri . . V as fir, . , 4 Q 'JL xi W a ob ong speaks at F.H.A. meeting. Q X Cookie, Sandi, and Margaret discuss the decora- tions for the barn dance. Lg W W VAYV. WY ,,,,.,,.3 Mrs. Tuck and F.H.A. members examine Christ- mas decorations. Mrs. Gray helps Sue with her sewing. 1 i l l 1 I FUTURE FARMER OF AMERICA The annual Area VI Swine Project show, sponsored by the Future Farmers, is one of the highlights of ' FFA activities. The club members also learn advanced methods of farming and marketing and are taught welding. A club l sweetheart is chosen each year, and a dance is held in her honor. Mr. Williams is the sponsor of the FFA. Capable officers plan FFA activities. l r l OFFICERS-Ronnie Bardwell, Sentinel, David Adams, Re- porter, Jimmy Shillings, Vice Presidentg Joe Martin, Treasurer, Ray Meyer, Secretary, Freddy Harmon, Presi- dent. ROW 1: Richard Vaughan, John Bennett, Richard Hcizer, Jerry Smith, Ronnie Drew, Billy Metcalf, Mike McDonald. ROW 2: David Axberg, Danny Shillings, Ronnie Sugden, Don Lipsey. ROW 3: Ronald Hamilton, Jimmy White, aerry WEte,!David Jameson, Ricky Simpson, Ronnie Capps. W F , 1 I U I X .anal LN-1 ,ZA f. l i A ,, 'Y' , bil wet' ' K S V .,... . .,., .. ROW l: Buddy Classcock, John McGrede, Charles Brightwell, Franklin Barnes, Fred Templeton, Tommy Fuller. ROW 2: John Malone, Jerry Heim, Jimmy Burks, Don Sullivan, Jack Bridges, Mike Stout, Billy Herndon. ROW 3: Bubba Smith, Lester Baber, Gary Adams, Kenneth DeArman, Loyd Phillips. FFA. What magazine could be so interesting, Don and David? Byrd blunders in binding. Dave, David, Freddy, Chris, and Ray show their excellent skill in carpentry. u I Bubba brings belligerent bull, but boys back briskly. R-E-A-L-L-Y, now! FFA boys admire a prize bull. F.F.A. OW 1: Ronnie Bardwell, Freddy Harmon, Herbert Emrnell, Jimmy Shillings, Richard Gregory, Joe Martin, Dave Owens. ROW 2 ay Moore, Chris Ford, Bobby Byrd, Ray Meyer, David Adams. Q In Q GIRLS' BOWLING LEAGUE The aim of the Girls, Bowling League is to supply healthy recreation that everyone enjoys. Members not nly learn how to bowl, but how to managehteams. riendship among teams and individual bowlers is an Limportant result. The Girls' Bowling League is sponsored by Coach Stephens. I l x w N, OFFICERS-SEATED: Suzie Williams, Secretary, .lane Page Little, Sergeant-at-Arms. STANDING: Cookie King, Treasurer, Carolyn Lasiter, President, Trudy Bath, Reporter. Watch out! ROW I: Sally Barton, Ann Ulbrich, Gay Correll, Sharon Riley. ROW. 2: Sandy Williams, Peggy Fielding, Lou Jean Moore, Tonya Thompson. ROW 1: Karon Booth, Toni Stultz, Doralynn Moran, Patti Pebsworth. ROW 2: Sara Bolton, Judy Pierce, Suzie Williams, Jane Little, Carolyn Lasiter, Trudy Bath. , , t OW 1: Vickie Benton, Pat Graham, Dorothy Campbell, Pat Stansell, Sandra Henning. ROW 2: Beth Holley, Terrie Weinstein, Jan efade, Dorothy Willie. ROW 3: Sue Ingram, Ginger Rodgers, Monagay Jackson, Anne Hayes. L- ' .- V BOYS' Bowu G LEAGUE The Boys' Bowling League, sponsored by Coach Stephens plans to travel through- out East Texas and play other bowling, leagues. A few bowlers may be sent to the state howling tournament. The members of this club bowl each Saturday at Oil Bowl lanes. OFFICERS-Mike Sheehan, Secretary, Bert Adams, President, David Adams, Vice President, Boyce Ferrell, Reporterg Bill Ewing, Sergeant-at-Arms. l Spike's excellent form makes him one of the better bowlers. ROW 1: Lyn Mitchell, Floyd Cole, Jimmy Chandler. ROW 2: Bill Armstrong, Bobby Rodriguez, Jimmy Sims, Mickey MacKay. 98 ROW l: Mike McDonald. Ricky Eckert, Gene Draper, Charles Hincman. ROW 2: Bobby Flanagan, Spike Bowles, Hawk Clement Johnny Owens, Thomas Robertson, Danny Malone, Danny Scale, Bol1lViso. ROW 1: David Rogers, Bryan Kliliert, Mike Renfro, Bob Eubanks. ROW 2: John Cace, Jerry McCaffity, Richard Jones, John Garrett. ROW 3: David Adams, Cary Lindsey, .lilnmy Johnson, Dave Owens, Chico Reynolds. D 99 YOUTH FOR DEMOCRACY CLUB, To awaken the students to the need for patriotism, to fight communism by all means available, and to en- 1 courage all eligible voters to exercise their privileges and duties as an American citizen in promoting the I American ideals of democracy are the main purposes N of the Youth For Democracy Club. Membership is open to all high school students in- terested in patriotism and our American ideas. : ll I- I . I 5 f i? ' 1 OFFICERS-ROW I: Mike Wolfe, President, Fred Jones, f , Chaplaing Vivian Woods, Vice President: Joy Ellis, Par- V- liamentarian. ROW 2: Ronnie Berry, Sergeant-at-Arms: '5' tii'Q 5 Lucile Davis, Historiang Betty Brown, Secretary-Treasurer f ,V F, :exif ' gl. ' 1 My-at M it . :asf W MIKE WOLFE State Winner of I Speak For Democracy! Contest ROW 1: Margaret Wray, Mack Williams, Doralynn Moran. ROW 2: Barbara Brown, Betty Bodenheim, Sara Bolton. ROW 3: Pam Kutzer, Vivian Greene, Martha Irwin, James Curtis. soo I V mf A 1 W 4 ROW 1: Ann McDowell, Gail Williams, Fredna Howard. ROW 2: Ruth McLeod, Carol Mathews, Bonnie Gibson. ROW 3: Pam Jorgenson, Ellen Hindman, Karon Booth, Paula Heston. This world situation! Vivian G., Vivian W., Fred, and Ellen sell coffee and donutsg a club project. IOI Ellen, Pam, and Karon raise the flag. OFFICERS--ROW 1: Doralynn Moran, Program Chairmang Patti Pebsworth, Presidentg Nancy Hill, Historian. ROW 2: Barbara Edmiston, Rcporterg Diane Nutt, Secrctaryg Carolyn Steward, Historian. FUT RE URSES The aim of the Future Nurses Club is to stimu- late interest in nursing among high school students and to give its members a better knowledge of various educational programs available in the medical fields. The Future Nurses help raise money during the March of Dimes. This club offers a nursing scholarship to one of its members. On November 4, the Longview Future Nurses hosted the second district meeting. ROW 1: Louise Smith, Betty Brown, Gail Buse, Lajuana Landry. ROW 2: Peggy Fielding, Barbara Brown, Margaret Taylor Pam Jorgenson. One of many speakers at a club meeting. 1 .4- 'QW w is we 'I' I as x 'rims Barbara uses microscope while Doralynn studies slide in hospital laboratory. Nancy in the blood bank at hospital. ROW 1: Terry Finane, Sandi Nikos, Paula Sutton. ROW 2: Sharon Johnson, Mary Alice Finn, Sandra White, Bonnie Vickery. 575 ,wg .fm ' 5395 .4 1 gf HEW99? ,r.:w,. i .V 5 i ' . . J 'spa :V - 3 1 vi. . -aka. S , 'Y - fi 'Nuff' 1.-ga? , - IO? OFFICERS: Merrilyn Turner, Treasurerg Sharon Lambert, Presidentg Jamie Dyess, Vice Presidentg Fred Jones, Sec- FUT RE TEACHERS High school girls are afforded an excellent opportun- ity to explore the possibilities of a teaching career by membership in the Henry Foster Future Teachers of America. The HB average required for membership shows that emphasis is placed on selective recruitment of the teachers of the future. Representatives from the Henry Foster Club attend the State Convention at Austin in March. The Future Teachers present the Teacher of the Yearn award at the end of the year. The theme for the year is '4EXploring Education which is done through a study of Communism, federal aid to education, travels, and books. retary. Ronnie shines Miss Lambertis Teacher of the Yearw plaque. ROW 1: Judy F inklea, y 'llie, Cappy Talbot, Fredna Howard, Barbara Hancock, Kathy Bumpass. ROW 2: Janice McMeans Judy McLendon, Nancy Morr , Minor, Elizabeth Rector, Gayle Johnson. QW ,GWR IAA ROW 1: Rose Anne Hunnicutt, Mary Elizabeth Hodges, Joy Ellis, Sue Calk, Janice Ellis, Garland Monsour. ROW 2: Windy Windham Sunny Sattcrwliite, Kem Moseley, Sara Bolton, Betty Bodenheim, Vivian Greene, Gail Williams. Mr. Kelly Awahdy speaks to Future Teachers. Mary watches as Merrilyn takes minutes. Janice listens intently to speaker. IO5 Mrs. Singletary, speaker at a meeting ceives a gift from the club. OFFICERS: Bobby Eason, President: Dennis Maier, Vice President: Windy Windham, Secretary-Treasurer: Mike Rathbun, Parliamentarian: Carl Childress, Reporter. SCIENCE CLUB The main purpose of the Science Club is to arouse a greater interest in science. Also promoting creative and purpose thinking is a principal aim. This club strives to teach its members the importance of science and its effects on the future. Field trips, films, demonstrations, and lectures are important features of the club. Allen Mercer and Jerald Carutbers co-sponsor the Science Club. Paul, David, and Ronnie prepare lunch! ROW 1: Betty Bodenheim, Patti Pebsworth, Helen Patterson, Bill Huffman, Bill Campbell. ROW 2: Tommy Egbert, Sam Duncan Ronnie Fletcher, Randall Coggin, Bob Tom Reed, Charles Pinson. IAL OW 1: Barbara Brown, Sara Bolton, Joy Ellis, Terrye Finane, Betty Brown. ROW 2: .lohn Garrett, Anne Shelburne, Randy Bowen ichard Spotlswood, Francine Sidder, David Lewis. ROW 3: Dick Turner, Mike Owen, Don Hauk, Ronnie Berry, Dwight Davenport llen Thompson. Science Club members experiment . . . . . in the physics lab . . . . . . in the chemistry lah . . . - - - and in the hi0103Y lab- IO7 l LIBRARY CL B The Teen Age Library Association Clubls purpose is J to train and develop students as future librarians and fs nb aid, fellow students in using the.library. The main ,. We project. for this year is to raise money to attend the l lv. state ,'Tl.A.L.A. meeting in February. The club is spon- N soredliy Mrs. Cody. l l OFFICERS-Mary Cole, President, Jane Warren, Secretary, Joe Rodriguez, Treasurer, Jimmie June Walker, Vice President, Margaret Wray, Historian, Joel Stuckey, Parlia- mentariang Nancy Rodgers, Reporter. BONNIE VICKERY Library Club Sweetheart ROW 1: Judy Green, Virginia Bennett, Judy Boyd, Terry Jankey, Bonnie Vickery. ROW 2: Carol Rhodes, Gala Rabalais, Mary Serpas, Teresa Thomas, Lorraine Aaron, Patsy Post. ROW 3: George Brooks, Randy Robinson, Danny Mitchell, Lynn Wardlow, Pat Wilson, J. D. Osborn, Mitchell McGilvray. DI TRIBUTIVE EDUCATIO Distributive Education is a public school training program for juniors and seniors in high school who are training for careers in the field of distribution. It was started in l937 with only a handful of students and has since grown to more than 3,000. The program gives students a chance to improve skills, knowledge, and personality in order to prepare for an occupation in the field of distribution. The training received by the student in the classroom will be closely correlated with the work experience he will receive on the job. The employer plays the role of supervising and instructing the student in order to aid him to reach his chosen occupational objective. Distributive Education has several fund raising projects during the year to provide for varied social activities and field trips. These are designed to inform the D. E. students how various busi- nesses function. There is also an area and state conference designed to bring D. E. students from all over the state together to exchange ideasg then, put these ideas to work in the classroom and on the job. 4 1 ' f 24 , . ,J ,, 1 f.. ' V I .fi 'iii V in 5 K Mi a :fc , A :j,fg,.s P ' - I K . BRENDA PARKER DAVID FINKLEA D. E. Sweetheart D. E, Beau FFICERS-LEFT TO RIGHT: Tommy Kulig, Promotion Chairmang Paula Yates, Program Chairmang Jerry Duggen, Sergeant-at rmsg Mike Brown, Presidentg Vernie Mills, Secretaryg Merry Kaye Bruner, Reporterg Karen Clancy, Historian. H10 :fl u Collecting papers for the paper drive are Beaver Cole, Billy Stiles, und Tommy Kulig. DI TRIBUTI E Pictured ut Mum Sale Briefing COIll1llllT.CC.IHCC'llI1g from foreground to background around the table: Kay Cliavers, Susie Odom, .loyce Wright, Mary Ann Berry, Danny Selman, Brenda Parker, Freddie Moseley, Yerry Dugger, Mike Brown, Linda Jamar, Karen Clancy, and Merry Kaye Bruner, presiding. I Il0 lgleinbers of the Program Planning Committee are, left to right, Jeanne Johnson, Entertainment Directory Kay Chavers, Vernie Mills 1 aula Yates, Linda Eckert, Karen Clancy, Charles Shelton. D. E. members collecting more papers are Richard Hill, David Finklea, and James Fulton. Q 1 9 TN A .ZQLZ Cf 1 -V If nf J 'N rf ' SPORTS EDITOR Dan McMahon lI3 ROW' l: Tommy Reagen, Moreland Rook, Bob Wise, Hawk Clements, Bobby Wilson, ,lim Tramel, Jimmy Shillings. ROW 2: Ronnie Bardwell, Don Petty, Stanley Douglas, David Kiergan, Gene Gregg, Godfrey Macias, Steve Purcell. ROW 3: ,lim Starr, Bill Ewing, Butch Miller, Danny Seale, Freddy Harmon, Dan McMahon. FOOTB LL X-,X 1, s, x GLENN MALONEY JIM CRAY JIM PENNELL BOBBY COLLIER Athletic Director Head Coach Line Coach Line Coach II4 Mike Stout, David Magee, Bill McCullough, Kenny McKinley, Jimmy Chandler, Mike Williams, Spike Bowles, Bo sr Sam Johnson, Loyd Phillips, Ronnie Lipsey, Barry Post, Danny Malone, Charles Richmond, Robert Myers, Chico Reynolds, obby Coil, Rich- ard Watson, Woody Malone. ' FOOTBALL me TE M ROBERT MYERS DON PETTY BILLY EWING JOHNNY OWENS I I5 Thomas Jefferson fDallas'l SCHED LE LOBOS OPPONENTS 6 21 Byrd CShreveportl ...,,YY,,...... ..,,7, 3 21 Spring Branch flioustonl .,,, ......,A. 8 12 San Jacinto CHoustonJ .,,Y..... ...,,..,, 1 6 13 Wichita Falls ,...,.r,....... Yrrfff... 6 27 Tyler Lee ,,,,.... ,,ff,,A,, 2 0 0 Marshall ,,,ooor -f..fw74. 2 2 0 Texarkana ,,,o. fY4..ff.. 1 4 16 John Tyler ,r..,, ....,ff.. 3 5 9 Lufkin ..,..,,.... -4.--A--- 1 4 0 LARRY LAWS Head Manager BOOTS WILLIAMS Manager DAVID OWENS JIMMY SI-IILLINGS CHICO REYNOLDS JIM STARR Manager Sr. Halfback Sr. Guard Sr. End FREDDY HARMON BUTCH MILLER LARRY LAWRENCE DANNY MALONE Sr. Center Sr. Tackle Sr. End Sr. Center Left: Brightwell skirts as Byrd and Tramel lay blocks. Right : Reynolds and Kiergan close in on Byrd player. Myers boots against Spring - Zranch as Clement, McCullough, Richmond go downfield. Bears beat Lobos 12-8. JIMMY TRAMEL BILL EWING JOHN OWENS RICHARD WATSON l sf. End. sr. Tackle sr. Tackle sr. Guard T BILL MCCULLOUGH DANNY SEALE MIKE STOUT BOB WISE Jr- Tackle Jr. End Jr. End Jr. Guard p l- YYWW , DON PETTY HAWK CLEMENT SPIKE BOWLES RONNIE BARDWELL Sr, Fullback Sr. Halfback I I7 Sr. Tackle Sr. Tackle DAVID KIERGAN ROBERT MYERS BOBBY WILSON DAVID MCGEE Jr. Fullback Sr. Quarterback Sr. Center Sr. Guard CHARLES RICHMOND LOYD PHILLIPS RONNIE LIPSEY MIKE WILLIAMS Sr. End. Jr. Tackle Sr. Tackle Jr. Guard JOHN MALONE MORELAND HOOK BOB STEVE PURCELL Jr. Halfback Jr. Fullback V Jr. T Jr, Guard Johnson, Williams, Scale, Petty, and unidentified Lobo block while Hawk grabs yards. lla I ...M Lobos beat mighty Coyotes in all statistics except score. Left: Richmond, Phillips, Ewing block for Petty. Right: Kiergan intercepts a pass against Coyotes. BARRY POST BOBBY BYRD DAN MCMAHON He missed it! ! Sr. Halfback Sr. Tackle Jr. Halfback GENE GREGG SAM JOHNSON CHARLES BRIGHTWELL TOMMY REAGEN Jr- End Jr. End Jr. Haifback Jr. Guard STANLEY DOUGLAS KENNY McKINLEY GODFREY MACIAS JIMMY CHANDLER Jr. Quarterback Jr. Halfback I I9 Sr, Tackle jr, End LOBOS RAP TYLER LEE IN OPENER 20-0 Ewing blocks as Petty carries. Malone scores from 17 yds. out. K Sr LOBOS CAME AT A GLANCE REBELS 14- ..,...,..,,.. .,,,, F irst Downs ,... - ......,,..,,. - .... 6 194 ,,...,,. ..,,,,,, Y Cls. Rushing ...... ..,. - ,,,. ,,,, 46 89 ,.....,.,, ,,,,,. Y ds. Passing .A,, L ,,,,,,,,, 1 ,,,. 31 283 ,,....... .......,,A T otal Yardage L ,,.. 1,77 15 ,,,,,,,,,, 8 ...,,,,, 2 ...,,,.,,.. 0 .........,,.... 6-40 ,,,,...... 6-34.0 ,,,... ,... . .. LOBOS , ,,,,.. Attempted Passes Completed Interccpted By ,, .,,,., 8 ,,,,,, ..,,1 Fumbles Pen.-Yds. . ,,,,,,.4'30 Punts-Avg. ........., ,,,, Y ,, 6-43.8 GAME AT A GLANCE MAVERICKS MAVERICKS FALL TO LOBOS 22-O 19 ,,,,,,.Y.. , ,..,, 282 ,..... .. ......, W, 92 ,,........ - ...........,.. 374-,,1,,...,,.,... First Downs Total Yardage 12 .................,,,,, , Attempted Passes Yds. Rushing 90 Yds. Passing ......,-,,..,.-.L,,,,106 - .......... - ...... 11196 - ,v.................,,, 16 7 ,...,, 1 ,,.. 1 .,....... 2 ,,.... - ....... 3-34.0 ,,,,,.,,. , .... 5-55 ,......... 0 ....,,,. Completed Intcrcepted By ..-...... Fumbles .,.,..,,,,, ,,,,,, ,,,,, 3-39,0 Af-.. Pen-Yds. ... ,.Y.,... ,L ,,,v,,, 1-5 .WW Punts-Avg. ,WWW . 2 BELOW: Barry cuts back to the inside for a 17 yd. T.D. run. Surprised RIGHT: Hawk Clements makes another one of his ter- rific catches. Hawk-accounted for 167 of the total yards rushing. Lobos, Wilson. Richmond, and Miller look on. TIGERS RUIN LOBOS HOPES WITH 16-14 VICTORY RIGHT: A huddle before the Texarkana game. CAME AT A GLANCE LOBOS TIGERS 19 ,AA,,, , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, First Downs .,., ,,,,, ,...-.......10 151 ,rrvr Y- ,,,,,,,,,,, Yds. Rushing ....... ..,..,,Y, I 35 156 ,,,,, -nw A,AA,,, Yds. Passing W.. ,,,... -..60 307 ,,,,,,,, Total Yardage W- ,A.... - .... ...195 25,,,- ,,,,,.,v,,,, Y Attempted Passcs ............,,,... ..7 16 ,,,,,,,,,, .,,,,,, C omplctcd - .,,.. ---......-.. 2 1,.,- ,,,,,,, ,..,,. I ntercepted By -... .....Ys 2-31 .......... ,,,,,, P unts Avg. W., s,,,,,,,,,sA.,, 5-35.3 4-40 ,,,. L.- ........ -... Pen.-Yds. .......... .......v 2 -30 2..- .,,.,, Fumbles Lost ...- ..........0 BELOW: Tiger tacklers stop Barry Post after short yardage. RIGHT: Don Petty straws with a block while unidentified ball carrier gains yards. LOBOS RUN OVER JOHN TYLER 35-9 RIGHT: Unidentified Lobo slows a Lion down. Malone, Bard- well, and Ewing rush to assist. BELOW: Tramel, McMahon, Kiergan stop John Tyler player. Byrd, Ewing, Richmond assist in play. LOBOS GAME AT A GLANCE LIONS 18,L---.....- ..... -. First Downs ...-...-..m4..11 ... ....,. 77 127,..,,,..,,.,,,,, Yds. Rushing .,........... 184......-... 311.i,..,,,..-. 15,-....-.,.,., . 1l-...- ..... ...-..-...-.. ..- ....... Yds. Passing ........ .. .... 1-U55 -.. Total Yardage .. 2..-...-...- ...... -.- Intercepted By .. 0 ,..-..W..-. 4- 35.7-,L Fumbles Lost -....133 Attempted Passes -.? ..... ...13 Completed ..--..-..-...- ..... ...5 .......1..0 li- ,,...... 2 ..... Punts Avg. l.Z.3-40.3 ,LA--25 7-83... ....... -..--... Pen.-Yds. . ...,.,.... LOBOS END SEASON WITH 14-0 VVIN OVER LUFKIN l 1 1 Watson, Phillips, Post grab for ball. Bryd blocks for Myers on Roll out. i l Byrd and Phillips can be seen blocking for Post. Q l y Bn TEAM HAS 4-4 SEASON l Q. .Y X, jc, I ,ff - Twenty-one boys were members of the HBH . . .vfb K L, l Q W : pigs., squad, called Jr. Varsity, by the coaches. This ?':'3,.l',.. :f. f Q ff! A 3 . . . ' VV VAK w5Q?:5.?il iq squad of boys 1S sophomores and Juniors. Once a A p Q , K week they scrimmage the MAN team fvarsitylg they yylru L4y also run the plays of the opponents. Any boy '- -. showing promise will he moved to the MA squad. M W by ay M-as fs 7 2 v T W wi as .t MR S S' , ,E ,V S ' P ,K 5 rt 4 .3 AGE my M L Y K' is a .L tx . '. fx' -'Q , M 7? J J f 1 M W .Mac Q- Q - ,, . at ,,yq,Vy an K s ':. ,,f', ' M A -sv 4 T M .V ?fQ2x,wvif1-L-:5 ,.N..'5!fs, I22 fx I si , - 4 .V .i W p g' 3, , y my x.-2 n , L-k . , rr g ,W gf W - 4' i ij ang-:ff 1-all M ' 'vi-1 2 '-rs? V PF' -. 4-My C' ' 5' W V, . 4 a ' i f,'w :afiif A . 1 , V . 'T ' f -V .fffftfl W5 - S n , 2 it LUPKIN GAME ..:f:1.,i 'q,,: ff j ' M15 39 - - N? fs- W' W ' fi: il 1 0 '5: ' 5 I L Q iv 4 so V ., sm -in 4 S' is n 2 W 1, , itil af. 4 4+ A Ms' 'fl A f- wi KF-YPV y , -,,,, . H ,. . . 3- ft --V' or ,,.i is .4 i Above, Leflf C011 WPS UWT I-ufkm defender for , ' big gain' Left: Watson Scores around end: May llc' ' i l'., 5. o , l,,. and NH?-uSViHeH block- w, uni? c, Q,'f1ifat'-f:sgf5 1-14 titsaz z , ' -A.x?ge.if:z'4z5i,f,ir 1f'f ' '-:: 4 H , .:,. ' ,, ,, . A , zzzs score was Lobos 36, Lufkin 16. i la is 'iii Mm J .f M fa , 4 Yi' at A a P7 4 s lsll , so -' ' iy,i... ,.,i . . N , s s, 11 1. V. . ,, EW Q 2 Q ffa I22 X 4 X V a S Ea r . ,, i'-,' if f SM? ' . A .. . ,s. N. ,. ,Q . . L, , . . . , .,..,,, U I Q K V ,I Above: Aynesworth throws pass to Martin. Final f ' .. ,,.. : t H: V' ' .. - ings W a V or M 55 T' 3 , My f -- 3 , ,,,V ,M.,,5,J K -f ,,,.A ,s :, W rL5g,ggv1:g1Wgk,icaarggigjgiggg,g,11,5g,,:1j:g,1, 5 1,L,,'Qg 1,1-Wmg-15-4571121'liz5iggj,'g'1gf5:f'-H is .M D 1 3 ,M,N,,z,,k4gf5Jg OW 1: Rodney Watson, Ronnie Drew, Butch Jackson, Don Morris, Josh Moore, Curtis May, Gary Boswell, Billy Wardlow. ROW 2: ichard Rossow, Joe Martin, David Axberg, Bobby Jackson, Jerry Aynesworth, Danny Downing, David Wilson, Randy Correll, Link Sum ers. ROW 3: 'Bobby Hogan, Mike Coil, Dale Stringer, DickMiller, Douglas Franklin, Rodney Waggoner, Jerry Nash, Mike Tar- all. FGOTB LL MBU TEAM Qt AJ' SCHEDULE RESULTS LGBO B OPPONENT 0 -,,,,.,,,,v,,,,, ,,,,,.,,, N ew Diana .................i........., 5 21' ,,--,,, ........ H enderson -.., .... 27 ,,,, ,V ....... Kilgore ....,.,, ...... . V 21 ,,r,,,,, ,,,,. M t. Pleasant ....... ,,..,..... X . Z 0 ,.....,, ,....r... T yler Lee .,.... ............ . 12 ,,,,,L,, ,,,,,,,,, T exarkana ..,... ,........... - 6 .,,,,,., .,,,r.,, J ohn Tyler .,,... ,,....... - f 36 r,,,.,,. ,,..r.... L ufkin ..,.., .,.,... L BILL HAWKINS WENDELL GRAVES Back Coach Line Coach I23 COACH VOTTO GADDIS A Team MA TEAM 1 BACK ROW, L. to R.: Charles Richmond, Jimmy Johnson, Don Petty. FRONT ROW, L. to R.: Steve Purcell, Richard Jones. 1962 DISTRICT SCHEDULE LOBOS OPPONENTS 57 Texarkana 55 41 Lufkin 40 41 John Tyler 48 56 Marshall 54 52 Texarkana 62 41 Tyler Lee 75 51 Lufkin 40 51 John Tyler 66 49 Marshall 64 51 Tyler Lee 61 1 l24 BASKETBALL BACK ROW, L. to R.: Robert Myers, Gene Gregg, Chuck Beatty. FRONT ROW, L. to R.: Renny Carr, Tommy Landers, John Malone. COACH JIM PENNELL B Team f 1962 BASKETBALL CAPTAINS AND SWEETHEART Captain Don Petty, left, and Captain Robert Myers, right, present the basketball sweetheart, Sally Barton. I25 Renny Carr Don Petty Gene Gregg - A 1' Q Lf- Don Petty goes up high for shotg Jimmy Johnson and Charles Richmond get set for rebound. Steve Purcell Robert Myers Robert Myers scores again after catching a toss from Richard Jones. Charles Richmond Chuck Beatty Tommy Landers Richard Jones Woody Malone Jimmy Johnson WB BASKETBAL i I 1 1 1 v 1 l I FRONT ROW, L. to R.: ,l. W. Parsons, Billy Vick, Ed Davidson, Don Morris. BACK ROW, L. to R.: Mike Coil, Bob Goodwin, Llo Weaver, Dale Stringer, Bobby Hogan. FOREGROUND: David Owens, mgr. 1962 DISTRICT SAAAA CHAMPS 5 DISTRICT SCHEDULE LOBOS OPPONENTS 55 Texarkana 54 43 Lufkin 50 50 John Tyler 55 37 Marshall 28 44 Texarkana 36 48 Tyler Lee 45 43 Lufkin 45 43 John Tyler 36 59 Marshall 29 l28 Curtis May. 1119 Coach Hawkins and Charles Richmond discuss this year's track plans. I29 TRACK left to right: Mike Tarman, Bob McEachern, Paul Ketchum, Charles Richmond, Hawk Clements, Paul Young, Joe Curry Hull, Barry Post, Bill Goodwin. FRONT ROW, L. to R.: ,Ioel Moser, Kenny McKinley, Rick Galosy, Jerry Aynesworth Ed Coach Bill Hawkins, thinclads try to beat the clock in preparation for the district meet held on April 7 at Tyler. If they are victorious, the team will go to the regional track meet and on to state if possible. Last year Charles Richmond was eligible for state competition in the high jump. MIG ,f X, s gg Dave Owens LOBO 4 i k .11--. Woody Malone .hmmy Johnson Bob Wise Imax K-M. ,X ? 2 ff ox ' Ward Summers Coach Bobby Colher -X A. Ns '1 Q 'I V - ,, ,, V 1 ,ff + n boob nn ,of snb nonooo n Bob Eubanks I 30 BA EBALL Robert Myers Jimmy Tramel Boots W11l1amS, mgr. New .,f f E rw r 5 r Coach Wendell Sam Johnson I 3 I Rxchard Rlals, nzgr. Davld Parker GOLF Coach Maloney looks over this year's prospective golf tournaments. Above left: Guy Harrison, Scotty Gray, Joe Blair, Paul Mix, Jim Hurst, Mike Rodgers, Tommy Sumner. Left to right: Tommy Landers, Bruce Bussy, Joel Ward, Bobby McLendon, Tom- my Barrow, KNEELING: L. .lim Morgan, Allen Thompson. TENNIS TEAM BACK ROW, L. to R.: Bill Supan, Nate Holt, Bobby Brabham, Mike Wray, A. B. Fields, Larry Schrader, Robert Greer, Coach James Little. FRONT ROW, L. to R.: Steve Cooper, Karen Holt, Linda Matthews, Sue Calk, Bill Winningliam, Hal Hatcher. Karen Holt, Linda Matthews, Larry Schrader, and Mike Wray, demon- strate to A. B. Fields and Hal Hatcher the art of serving to op- posite corners. I33 JOHNNY OWENS BILLY EWING ROBERT MYERS Honorable Nffcnlion A11 Amgriq-an, lst Honorable Mention All American, lst Team All- Honorable Mention All-Americang Hon Team All-District Football. District Football. orable Mention All Stateg lst Team All LOBO HO OR BARRY POST BOBBY WILSON RENNY CARR Most Conscicntious Mr. Football Mr. Basketball District Football, Baseball, Basketballg DON PETTY BOBBY BYRD LOYD PHILLIPS Honorable Mention All-Americanf lst lst Team All-District 15tTgam A11.Di51riCt Team All-District Football, Honorable Football Football Mention All-State Basketball, Honorable Mention-Baseball. DAVE OWENS SAM JOHNSON JOE DAVENPORT lst Team All-District lst Team All-District Intramural Champion Baseball Baseball June 1960-6l 1 4 1 9 w 1 1 E 1 1 3 r 4 4 S1231 ' I Q C7 MUSIC EDITOR Kathy Bumpass D. J. ROTONDO Band Director We practice. LG GVIEW HIGH For six consecutive years, the Lobo Band has won first division ratings in both marching and in- spection, an achievement attained by no other AAAA band. During the past two years, the band has enjoyed the unique distinction of being fea- tured at two Cotton Bowl shows. SCHOOL BA D Throughout the year, this musical group contrib- utes to school and community spirit by appearing at football games, pep rallies, assemblies, stage shows, and parades, as Well as numerous civic functions. We perform CAPTAINS AND LIEUTENANTS Left to right: Lt. Jim Stevens, Lt. Terrel Hunter, Capt. Don Hauk, Capt. Bob Tom Reed, Lt. Paul Bolton, Lt. John Bell. i STUDENT CONDUCTOR AND LIBRARIANS Left to right: Rose Anne Hunnicult, Jerry McAllister, Suzanne Chambers. HAT AND UNIFORM CREW SEATED, left to right: Jim Sims, Nevil Souther- land, Mike Minter, Randy Robinson, Robert Rodriguez, Bill Crubhs. STANDING: Thomas Robertson, Baxter Myers, Johnny Martin, David Awalt. l40 Left to rlghtz Kathy Bumpass, Baxeter Myers, Davld Awult, Sara Cupp, Rose Anne Hunnicutt. DAVID AWALT KATHY BUMPASS All-Area Band All-AISH Band ALL-REGION BAND MEMBERS DON HAUK Band Beau IGVEFE' EO RIGHT: Nancy Sunkel, Mary Bearden, Sherry Tilley, Alice Bonner, Barbara Dowd, Sandra White, Nancy Thompson, Norma oo a . MAJ O RETTES The Majorettes add color and variety to the band's weekly performances at football games. These girls, with their precision dancing and twirling routines, also perform with the band at pep rallies, stage shows, and parades. They also perform for such civic events as the Lions' Jollies. l42 ALICE BONNER BARBARA DOWD Co-Drum Majors MARY BEARDEN Head Majorette I43 Left to right, ROW 1: Elizabeth Rector, David Awalt, John Cace, Bob Tom Reed, Don Hauk, Harvey Fleisher, Baxter Myers. ROW 2: Sonny Flesher, Thad Tatum, Bill Grubbs, Jim McAuley, Rick Clark. ROW 3: Jeanne Cook, Jerry McAllister, Jim Stevens, Jerry Irwin, John Day. STAGE BAND Work in the Stage Band provides participants with an opportunity to broaden their musical horizons and to increase their playing abilities. This band or- ganization studies and plays fine jazz, presenting programs to high school and junior high school audiences, as well as participating in the Stage Show and other band programs. f 'x gf a we Sri Nl ' v f 1 Practice, practice, practice I 4 A I 44 PQ ROW 1: Tramel, Jones, Edmiston, Lasiter, Correll, Jennings. ROW 2: Finkleu, LCTQHIDCZIU Bodenheirn, Powers, Gray. ROW 3: Friend, Roberts, Ellis, Wolfe, Woods. ROW 4: Dyess,-More heady McLeod, Stahl, Shoults, Finane. ROW 5: McLendon, Brannon, Killingsworth, Egbert, Martin Smith, Fowler, Irwin. ROW 6: Howard, Helvcnston, Mosley. ROW 7: Fuller, Morris, Gorman Kutzer, Presley. ROW 8: Williams, McCulley, Linsenbardt, Ewing, Miller, Fields, MacKay, McCul lough, Meyers, Bath. HERBERT TEAT Choral Director 4'Stick 'em up! CONCERT CHOIR The choral department enjoys the Concert Choir as the pace-setter for choral achievement in Longview High School. Grounded in the classical choral tradition, this mixed choir seeks to share its knowledge and skill in a wide range of choral literature by contributing to the cultural growth of the school and the community. '45 ur-, .-,e.- .::,: r., . ROW 1: Skaggs, Kellum, Brown, Rector, Woods, Reynolds, Landry, Wade. ROW 2: Phillips, Cole, Ulbrich, Stephens, Rutledge, Daniels, Campbell. ROW 3: Nutt, Wilson, Walker, Winters, King, Murray, Eason, Williams. ROW 4: Bass, White, Garrison, Sutton, McDivitt Hill, Paris, Riley, Gossett. ROW 5: Stultz, Beavers, Shelbourne, Fowler, Droppa, Rice, .l0ncS, Acker. ROW 6: Finnell, Bolton, Hall, Davis Hoffman, Johnson, Hawley. Miss Taylor conducts rehearsal. This advanced group of singers is a sister choir to the Concert Choir, having common goals and musical values. Highlights of the musical life in the school are realized when this choir performs in festival with other choral groups. Q ,QQ W ROW 1: Moore, Tramel, Renfro, Adams. ROW 2: Rodriquez, Wolfe, Bryant, Smith. ROW 3: Vaughan Fuller, Linsenbardt, Killingsworth. ROW 4: Jennings, Westerman, Egbert, Martin. ROW 5: McCullough, Linsenbardt, McMahon, Bath, Myers, Morris, Williams, Brannon. ROW 6: Fields, Fowler, Barrow, Ewing. 'LWatch me do my exercise. The male chorus is a choral form enthusiastically received by audiences everywhere. This group is made up of boys from choral classes, supplemented by non- scheduled male singers from the student body at large. These boys have pioneered in the proof that good, robust singing is a unique expression of man's better nature. I47 , XX . w., X, an-X ,K 1 R L ch is W ,J of OW 1: Renton, Edens, Rigney, Nash, Pepper. ROW 2: Morehead, Wilcuit, Gaston, Bruce, Roye. ROW 3: Warren, Wade Wilson ewis, Holloway. ROW 4: Ingram, LeTourneau, Loftis, Renner, Holdridge. ROW 5: Rodgers, Mclntosh, Sweet, Gipson. ROW 6 Mit ell, Culver, Rawlins. ROW 7: McLendon, Trice, Black, Carter, Goodwin, Lauderhack, Loomis, Thompson, Neal, Finklea Roberts hipman, Tutlle,,Flanagan. ' 1 - K if l 9 fi, 5 GI S CHORUS bjxxxwx TlrQJG1rls1' Chorus serves o only as a proving ground for advanced choral smg-I, XB ingiiln high school, but als rough its finer accomplishments, serves as a stimulilsik N. X yo V M Q V 1 , 3,2 , X Q if to advanced choirs. Vlbli' by 3, X Q' .N l I T'4GiKl't R911 find the Place? f UNOW listen Ciifefullb' Ir , x N-,V W x l u ' I48 M-by-M -L l M -mmmmm JUDY FINKLEA MARION FOWLER NANCY HILL All-State Choir All-State Choir All-State Choir All-State Choir Alternales, Left to Right: Mike Wolfe, Fred Jones, Terry Finane, Jamie Dyess, Tommy E gbert. ALL- STATE CHOIR MEMBERS ACCOMPANISTS Left to Right: Kim Mosley Sharon Williams, Jamey Shoults Jamie Dyess. I49 1 7 fam-mm l J Vw . ,lf xx, i C I ,D 1 x A '-4.,, ,-ff. V in ,Q V - f f C 5255252 :--1-2 .O9a:' Drill-. If M 1 'ss-1 KN fs, 4' 'lip' 'I Qt 4, w ,,f xg! 6w ,-..Z'N- '--3 3 . och: 2,-oo: ' W rg :: 3E2:::3'1 ,f 3:32222 1 I i i Another one of his hidden talents. NYou're going to vote for who?,' CAMPAIG 5 J it Q tx X K X1 . xxx 5 R3 KQX XXX iw it Q x nJ 1 4 xy, 1' . 1 i gf N.B.C. at L.H.S.? Hurry! Hurry! Hurry! c'The Roaring Twentiesf' Ever-faithful Joe Slaves play HRing-around-the-rosy. It's siesta time. i HAH this just to be in the Pep Club? AND I ITIATIO Gosh, y0u're big. f 'lg VJ. 47,1 ' 1 Q55 .,, Y:-V f -XJ rx .X Y, N. Everybody twist! Merry Christmasl It isn't real, Patsy. They could have danced all night. N N ,, 5 if 4, Busy girl I54 The Spades highlight the Anchor-Jr. Civitan Christmas dance. Q Q35 -2 Q 4,5 ef iv Il DANCES . Co, Rick, Col ,Il .!. I 'lx epare decorations for the Halloween Dance. I The latest gossip in full swing. HRememlJer when? Everyone enjoys the Back-to-School Dance. The nominees for the 1963 Student Council officers. mm A Ncrowningv moment for Cay-Miss Gregg County. Roddy gives the gatvel of leadership to Dee Sally and Hawk reign together as Halloween King and Queen. Is it going to fit? Bobby beams as he becomes Mr. Football. Miss Flamewjane Page Lime. l56 0 TSTANDI G Dennis, our salutatorian, works hard. Our male royalty. They're off to the Texas High School Press Association . . . PEGPLE 1 X , x , I W The favorites of L.H.S. l57 f WESTER DAY. . Those Indians are tough. '4Are you ready, Mr. Dillion? Yea-up! Gotcha Coober! 4 N Expecting Marshall Fieldn? But we're just getting the spirit ! W i58 Now, Toots.,' Time to water your horse? But . . . Latin on Western Day? The Round-Up. Brand 'um Now, HMiss Kittyf' d0n't get upset. I59 'LWhere did it go, Lynda? Another project of the Jr. Civitans. Fleet-footed track boys. Building the bonfire was a lot 0 4 Steve scores again! I60 Petty plunges through the line. I-0Yal fans! A X -. 1, AND THE BO FIRE ork and fun. X n Everyone was at thc bonfire. 'iCheer, cheer, for old L.H.S. .5 I FACULTY EDITOR Karen Robertson X ADMINISTRATION ABLY CARRIES OUT SCHOOL POLICIES r E W MRS. .IANETTE SIMMONS Secretary to Superintendent BENNETT COOKSEY, Director of Curriculum, aided by Mrs. Edna Miller, secretary. DR. CHARLES F. MATHEWS Superintendent B.A., Howard Payne Collegeg M.Ed., University if Texasg Ed.D., Texas Techg Honorary L.L.D., Wayland Baptist College. I64 SET BY BOARD Director of Business, DORIS MCQUEEN, assisted by sec- retaries, LaVeda Norris and Dorothy Bennett. MRS. ADDIJO WILLIAMS Secondary Education Consultant, B.A. M.S., Stephen I7. Austin. C. B. MASON Lone Star Steel Co. il Oper R. E. 'LPEPPYE BLOUNT Vice President Attorney W. B. BAYLESS Secretary Secretary, Southwest Reserve surance Company. D. M. MESSNER ator and Electric Equipment. O. L. KIMBROUGH Wholesale Oil Marketer Life In- nas auskwtv A vom awww' L ' TOM LANDERS Board President Insurance Dealer fi' MRS. EARL ROBERTS Ass't. Secretary to Board yds, Q l I 4 Sr ti ,Z sg, I GIVING PRAISE WHERE DESERVED DISCIPLINING OUR KWRONG DEEDS MR. T. G. FIELD Principal of L High School B.S., S.M.U.g M.A T C.U. ff ff pl f 66 g AND CHECKING CREDITS FOR GRADUATION ARE A FEW OF THEIR MANY DUTIES! MRS. VIRGINIA POORE Secretary to T. C. Field efficiency in action. MELVIN WESTER Assistant Principal and Counselor of Longview High Schoolg B.A., Arkansas State Collegeg M.A., Peabody College. ENGLISH ENRICHES THE STUDENTS BACKGROUND Acting adds to the effect created by drama. Eu! ES 3 fl Mix 3 , , I . . - . fftfff, I I . -str.-'IW V-el, 2- H, Xl Ti i 1 , ' I 3: -attain--feng :swf 1 lil 4 i'f J .3 .u Jr I' ,M I x ,. fM,Ef at . - .A I M ,. . .I, . , 155,52.5551f:'liQ',-55.1552351535,-:I 'I ' I ' K I MRS. J. W. HUTCHINGS Advanced English II, lll, IVg Journalism I, llg Longview E Sponsorg Anchor Club Sponsorg B,A., Austin Collegeg M.A Texas University. -9 Visual aids such as this bulletin board in- spire learning. .' Lrrsanuu: - Henna: 25? .' are-A .,.1 W I rrsl wr Q- English provides a more enriched life through creative expression, dramatization and products of the screen, television, stage and radio. The curriculum consists of courses designed to develop com- munication through speaking, reading, writing and listening. The English department puts stress on comprehensive reading, vocabu- I' lary development, logical arrangement and distinctive power in Writing. Through constant practice, students develop clarity and J f ' Ss ffuency in speaking and writing, thus increasing their ability to communicate with others, I 'Ali Pl AML!!! Fire prevention posters are among the many projects of our English Departmentf l Mas. VIRGINIA FooTE English Hg National Honor Society Sponsorg B.A., M.Ed., Mary Hardin- Baylor University, Texas University, University of Houston. '68 MRS. HELEN A. HOWELL English IVg Senior Class Sponsorg B.A., Mary Hardin-Baylor Universityg M.A., E.T.S.C. ' I Mlss RUTH KIRKHAN E gl' l IV, B.A., .T. . .g . . '- . . . . nc-is 1 N S U M A ' Um , Class d1scuss1on mcreases students' mterest. verelty of Texas. 0 KH WITH FUNDAMENTALS Mickey points out area of Eng. to he discussed by panel. - MISS MARILYN YOUNG Charles, Joe, Jean, and Thelma demonstrate diagramminff of sen . . tences for fellow students. D Enghsh HI' Jumof Class Sponsorg B.A., Baylor Un1- versity. I Allse ' -U . I ee ' ' ' I 1 llle . '51 ..... 5 ' iiliiiffj , ilk my .,,+gs.WW , . ,T f 1. S '4 I wa. 4 1 d'.' . MISQIKATHRYN I If ,.,, Q -. '- . ARRIS. W .- 3. I if Enghsh III, Jumor Class , 1, n V - Sponsorg B.S., University ig ggf of Texas- 1 , I . V,L,,,?..Nmw 'ls if -lf?-W 1, - :T 1354? L GRAMMAR AND CLASSICAL LITERATURE MISS SYLVIA BILLINCSLEA Filling out library work sheets raised our rating on Iowa Test in library USC. , 1 1, . 7-P YA f . ff' Q of tw .9 no - if . t px ,W ft, A T 4 My i v n. 1. t J' x I if English II, IIIQ Co-Sponsor F.T.A.g Bs., N.T.s.U. sig.: . I y I .. gfgggiefw -ff- af iia r MRS. M. M. BAUSHKE Latin I, English IIg Co-Sponsor of Lat- in Clubg B.A., Eastern Michigan Col- legeg Michigan State Universityg f .f Bob Wise instructs his harem of their duties. Bill Goodwin, Wayne Roland, and Sally LeTourneau discover the importance of imagination plays E.T.S.C. in Speech class. w ifi fs 4 I 73 .':'f i V ,, a' 7 '- t , S2351 f' A V by ',. sisss f' I .y.u.gh:1l.,je W Q .-,QKLQ V :S-kg+y--f.5Q+..L7:,.i, vu , .. . h We ,. M M, A, Miss REBECCA ROUNTREE Speech I, IIg Bs., N.T.s.U. Maw KINSHIP OF ENGLISH, FOREIGN TONGUES DISCOVERED MRS. .IAMES MONTGOMERY MISS SIBYL ROBINSON MISS SUSAN FICKLING Latin I, Latin IIg Co-Sponsor of Latin Spanish I, Spanish II, Spanish III, Co- Spanish Ig B.A., Randolph-Macon Clubg B.A., N.T.S.U.g M.Ed., E.T.S.C. Sponsor Pan-Am Club, B.A., Baylorg Sponsor Pan-Am Club and Student MA., N.T.S.U. Council. A! .. W4 posters to help .Iulie Lasiter Price explain Spanish -X Trophy and honor roll inspire Ruth McLeod to study dili gently for the annual nationwide Latin Exam. Newly installed for- eign language lab provides more and better knowledge of the languages. I7I ' W' I I -L David explains to the girls the functions of the Trig-tractor. X, I C. C. TURNER Algebra II, Trigonometry, Mathemat- ical Analysisg B.A., Baylorg M.A., E.T.S.C. QMMUNCTIONAL MATHEMATICAL TRAINING fx! Students review principles involved in tomorrows assignment. .nga BILL HAWKINS Algebra I, B Team Football Coach, Track Coach, Sophomore Class Sponsor, Round-Up Club Sponsorg B.S., M.E., E.T.S.C. JAMES H. LITTLE Algebra II, Tennis Coach, Key Club Sponsorg B.S., Texas Tech. l72 Mathematics classes in Longview High School offer a wide range of opportunity for all students. In addition to basic courses in algebra and geometry, the school also offers advanced courses in these subjects, along with trigonome- try, mathematic analysis, and an introduction to college algebra for students desiring a solid mathematical background. Donna and Scotty patiently try to explain the Algebra II graph to Dale. ,J 0 K- A ff .s.VV it ei V7 H. L. OVERALL C. N. WILKINSON Alg. I, Plane G.g B.A.,'David Lipscomb Plane Geometryg B.A., University of College. Texas. PROVIDED PUPILS AT ALL LEVELS -3- Alx , 4 . . A'.4s5.'. I It 4.5 1,2559-4: .g - 3E'.:5: 5:'q 'Mk 'A ., .... Plates demonstrate the different geometrical figures Class practices geometry in shifts at the board. Marvin,CLindaf and Felipa study angles of geometrical figures. X, I73 MRS. G. B. WILSON Plane Geometry, Annual Spon- sorg B.S., Central State College, Oklahornag M.S., E.T.B.C. ,,,.. p I I A Si' Vg l its '111 JIM PENNELL , ,. 7 . Bi0l0SY, ASSiSIHHI Football COHCII, AS- Biology students study life in a drop of water through a microscope. sistant Basketball Coach, L Club Sponsorg B.S., M.Ed., E.T.S.C. l. SCIENCE CREATES FASCINATION FOR LHS The courses in science offer study in l' ig the areas of Water, heat, light, space, elec- ' V tricity, the human organism, natural re- p,ph 1 sources, communication, and transporta- u p V , tion. ll 'lii if lii - t o Experiments are scheduled in all these ,A ghx M H 2533 I areas, allowing the student to gain a work- F q u , 2 I A ing knowledge by actually doing many of ' ' the natural phenomenon which can be duplicated in class. ALLEN T. MERCER J. G. LONDON Biol0gY, Science Club Co-Sponsor: Chemistryg B.S., M.S., E.T.S.C. B.A., M.Ed.g S.F.A. A if Expressions of bewilderment vanish as student Jodie removes a specimen to be used in a biology lab experiment by Sherry, Francine, and Mike. I74 P .l. W. CARUTHERS Physics, Algebra ll, Co-Sponsor of Sci- ience Clubg B.S., Texas A.8zM. Col- ege. STUDENTS .limmy and Arlin calculate error in the thermometer. Biology is planned to meet the needs of students who plan to do additional work in the field as well as for the students who terminate their study of biology with this course. Chemistry prepares the students for college Work, for life in a chemical age, and to prepare them for industry. Physics is taught primarily to meet the needs of the college bound student. Much emphasis is put upon the basic laws, formulas, and theories. Me- chanics, heat, sound, light, electricity and nuclear physics are the major units presented. chemxcal processes by experiments. MRS. BERTHA DUBOSE Biology, Chemistryg B.A., Woman's College of University of North Caro- lina. Gene Gregg, .lesse Condray, and Mike Williams examine skull of cow. FIVE SOCIAL STUDIES COURSES GIVE As students progressed into the study of history-Ameri- can, World, Texas-they came to realize the importance of that subject. They were made to see how we today can profit from the mistakes of yesterday. The Social Studies Department in LHS include world history, American history, Texas history, Civics, and economics. l Sharon Lambert's illustrations add interest to Bible classes Students learn that maps are vital to the study of history, S rrrisrr W rrir, I nl, 'f -:sv-r.r.f1:w r W. B. DEI-is Economicsg BS., E.T.S.C.g Q lVI.A., Stephen F. Austin. ' ..,,- , 1 I tttt 1 ' ,,, t -rg, ,'-'f gl, A f fl Civics: Junior Civitans Spon- .gii l I iri, SOI? B-5-f E-T-SC , V V Z --,. V ,-,' I fl ',t'1 i'..i ,ff setii r q E k,Vk an ,:f:,. gi ,,,.,- N,-,femme MRS. T. G. FIELD Religious Ethics, Bible Club Sponsor g B.A., N.T.S.U.g M.A., S.M.U. Students of Mr. Dees' Economics classes check their investments by stock market reports each day. Films facilitate the understanding of our federal govern- ment. I76 CITIZENSHIP TRAINING Randy Correll leads a class discussion in American History. l l BOBBY COLLIER American History, Baseball Coach, As- sistant Football Coach, B.B.A., S.M.U. MISS BERA LAMBERT I American History, T.F.T.A. Sponsor: B.A., N.T.S.U.g M.A., University of Colorado. I77 WWW. W L GRAVES WM 'M American History, . - X bull Coach' B.B.A s ern University 5, x, ' 'A 175 I JIM GRAY World History, Head Football Coach, L Club Sponsor, B.S., E.T.S.C. Reading aloud provides a variety of comprehension World problems of today are often discussed by panels in history classes X 'tt rf ' ' a '1it't Football Coach, Assist ' v 5 1 A 5 MRS. W. K. TUCK WANDA GRAY MICHAEL GRASSMAN Hoinemaking, F.H.A. Sponsor Homemakingg B.S., Stephen F. Austin. Distributive Education, D.E. Club Spon B.S., E.T.S.C. ' 'A UA sorg B.A., University of Houston , -' , 1 ,gun .is VOCATIONAL COURSES DEVELiDP APTI'llUDES Abilities are discovered and perfected by practice. Valuable training for future careers was acquired by these professional-minded students. Those stu- dents not planning to go to college planned their work around vocational subjects that Would further their college aspirations. Regardless of the field of work which the student selected, he could find many sub- jects in LHS that would help him in Whatever field of Work he chose. Homemaking and F.l'l.A. stress family living. Students receive initial training in many phases of vocational work. students flttam two lmport My Vocatlonal A rlcultural FFA mug Sponsor B S Texag A81M Q sam M 5 .fax 175 352 P' wg ,, S 5 f-ww Q Ms ETBC V ,.Q: A: AIM IN BUSINESS DEPARTMENT PRACTICAL KNOWLEDGE The intricate steps in touch typing are mastered by concentrating students. MRS. ELOISE ROARK Sue Wade andKL1nda Murray transcribe letters taken by shorthand in dicta Typing, Shorthand, Student Council 110 Sponsorg B.S., Stephen F. Austin. ' WC DSTISSS MU F508 THE nm ifftftnw! Af ' -... YV-tiilbilliblif N -is ififwifi www IQ W ws vvwfmt 1 R 4 stsse at y at a R I .ess I MRS. HERBERT WILLIAMS Bookkeeping, Typing Ig B.A., Baylor. HERBERT TEAT M.M., Westminster Choir Col lege. Come on, boys, raise those rib cages. STUDY OF MUSIC PROMOTES CULTURAL DEVELOPMENT Music adds a 'aspecial touchw to school life. Practice makes perfect and the LHS music department provides plenty of practice for each band and choral student. Meaningful experiences in vocal music and instrumental music are provided for the students so they may have an appreciation of the cultural aspects of life. DANTEL J. ROTONDO Band Directorg B.M.Ed., E.T.S.C.g M.A., S.F.A.C. Our contest-winning band and majorettes are the pride of LHS. I8I Choral Musicg B.M., N.T.S.U.g The library and study hall provide LHS students With a place to make hook reports, write themes, study, do research, and just read for pleasure. Although no actual classes are conducted in them, the library and study hall are necessary to the well-rounded curriculum of LHS students. Joel consults Gala about books on his reading list during his study hall period. THEIR SPECIAL SERVICE IS OURS FOR THE ASKING Library assistants are always MRS. MELVIN WESTER MRS. R. A. CODY f9adY to lend 3 helpmg hand' Study Hallg B.S.H.E., University of Librarian, Library Club Sponsorg B.S., Arkansas. M.S., E.T.S.C. ll' if xg ly li ' ' a Vw lil f Q' Study Hall: Sanctuary of Silence. I laz , ,Ml Boys exercise for fitness. l PHYSICAL EDUCATION BUILDS MENTALLY AS WELL AS MRS. J. S. ADAMS Girls' Physical Educationg Pep Club Sponsorg B.S., L.S.U. ROD STEPHENS Boys' Physical Educationg Intermural Program Directorg Bowling Club Sponsorg B.S., S.M.U. '83 PHYSICALLY During a monotonous day of study, study, study, physical education brought relaxation. Refereeing volleyball games . . . learning baseball and tennis . . . taking suits home to be laundered . . . these symbolized a year of fun and physical activity. Building strong, healthy minds and bodies thrbugh exercise and study were the aims of our high school P.E. classes. The rush and excitement, the spirit and fun of the game, and the healthy competition made LHS physical education classes a favorite of all. P.E. gives girls a chance to participate in many sports. QW V ., ,'.1 U f W YW 106 ff VN Q Ng SENIOR CLASS EDITOR SOPHOMORE CLASS EDITORS JUNIOR CI.-ASS EDITOR Mike Owen Nancy Parker Gay Taylor Kem Mosley SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Paul Young, Vice Presidentg Bill Goodwin, Presidentg Judy McLendon, Treasurerg Pat Stansell, Reporterg Cookie King, Secretary IB6 G SENIORS KAY SPRING BILL GOODWIN RONN IE QUAY BARDWELL Transferred from Ft. Worth, Texasg National Honor So- cietyg Science Club. SE IOR JANE ACKER Head Majoretteg Coronationg Future Teacliers Clubg Student Councilg Colleens. BERT ADAMS Concert Choirg Pres., Bowling Clubg Boys Choirg Pan-Am Clubg Pep Club. DAVID ADAMS Reporter, FFA: Bowlingg Coronationg Inter- mural Sports. JOHNNY ADAMS Sec., Art Clubg Pres., Bible Classg Pep Clubg Coronation. CHARLES AKIN WANDA ALLEN FHAg Religious Ethicsg Clioirg Science Club. LEO ANDRON JIMMY ASAFF Latin Clubg Science Clubg Coronationg Pep Club. DAVID AWALT Bandg All Region Bandg Stage Band. LESTER BABER FFA. Yea, Senior Football, L Club, Track, ,lunior CIVIIZIHS, FFA, Sen tinel. STEVE BARKER Intramural Softball. TOMMY BARROW Jr. Civitansg HL Clubg Wittiestg Ethicsg Coronation: Bowling Club. SALLY BARTON Halloween Queeng Lady-in-Waitingg Bowling Clubg Bas- ketball Sweetheartg Pep Club. NANCY BASS Ducliessg Pres., Round-Up-Clubg Student Councilg FHA: Colleens Choir. WINSTON BATH National Honor Societyg Latin Clubg Concert Choir: Boys Chorusg Coronation. SUZY BEAIRD Typist, Annual Staffg Pres., Pep Clubg Green Jacket: Lady-in-Waitingg Teen Time. MARY BEARDEN Head Majoretteg Spanisb Clubg Pep Clubg Coronation. JOHN BELL Lt., Bandg Hot Rod Clubg Coronationg Swing Bandg Science Club. MARY ANN BERRY DE Clubg Coronationg Pep Club. SALLY BIVINS National Honor Societyg Reporter, Latin Clubg Student Councilg Anchor Club: Coronation. l I'89 Pep Club, Spanish Club, Coronation, Student Councilg Science Club. PAUL BOLTON ALICE BON NER A Drum Ma'or' Historian FHA- Student Council f .l 1 v y 1 Historian, Future Teachersg Duchess. 3 5 FRANCIS RANDOLPH BOWEN Basketballg Latin Clubg Science Clubg Pep Club: National Honor Society. Seniors of 762 SPIKE BOWLES Bowling Clubg Spanish Clubg Foolballg Coronationg L Club. RUBY BOYD FHAg Religious Ethicsg Choir. CLIFTON W. BRANNON, JR. Concert Choirg Student Council: Jr. Civitansg Most Hand- someg Duke. ARLIN BRAUN Coronationg Pep Clubg Religious Ethicsg 'long-View Staff. EDNA BROWN 1 MERRY KAYE BRUNER Coronaliong Pep Clubg Reporter, DE Clubg FHA. ' GAY BRUNSON I FHAg Religious Ethics. 190 Most Likely to Succeed Edltorm Cluef Lon h d f I '61 View g Lobo Staff National Honor Soc ty vgglgled ar or 1 le All-Region Band le Pep Club Future Nurses Coronation FHA Club All-District Football L Club ,lr Civitans FFA BILL CAMPBELL Chaplain, Jr. Civitansg Colfg Science Club Pan-Am Club. DOROTHY CAMPBELL Pan-Am Clubg Anchor Clubg LadyinWa1t1n Colleensg Bowling Club. RENNY CARR Dukeg Pres., Latin Clubg National Honor So cietyg Student Councilg Basketball. LENA CHAVES Choirg FHAg Pep Club. CARL CHILDRESS Coronationg Reporter, Science Clubg ' Staffg Pan-Am. Club. BILLIE DAN CLAMP Art Club. FORREST D. COVIN V166 Pres Nationl Honor Societyg Dukeg Pep Clubg JERRY CLEMENT Dukeg Vice Pres., Jr. Civitansg Halloween Kingg 'Student Councilg Pres., L Club. CHARLES FRANKLIN COBB, JR. Sec. Key Clubg National Honor Societyg Latin Clubg Spanish Clubg Coronation. RANDALL COGGIN Coronationg Religious Ethicsg Science Club: Band. JOE EDGAR COLE Transferred from London High School. MARY COLE Pres., Library Clubg Coronationg Religious Ethicsg Pep Clubg Choir. JESSE E. CONDRAY, III Science Club. SANDY CONNER Pep Clubg Religious Ethicsg Coronationg L'Long-View Staff. JEANNE COOK National Honor Societyg Stage Band. TOMMY COOLIDGE Bandg Science Club. GAY CORRELL Princessg Cheeileaderg Football Sweetheartg Miss Gregg Coun- tyng Concert Choir. l92 Bob places th MARY CRAWFORD Coronationg Future Teachersg Pep Clubg Latin Clubg Religious Ethics. DICKIE CURRY Coronationg Footballg Basketballg Baseballg Golf. DWIGHT DAVENPORT Science Club, Spanish Clubg Religious Ethicsg Intramural Softball. JOE DAVENPORT Intramural Sports. LUCILE DAVIS Mluong-View Staffg Librarian, Bandg Hist., Youth for Democracyg Latin Clubg Spanish Club. KEN DeARMAN Transferred from Gilmer, Texasg FFAg Intramurals. MARTHA De BERRY Pep Clubg Coronationg FHA. I ANICE DORT FHAQ DE Clubg Coronationg Choir. BARBARA GAY DOWD Drum Majoretteg Lady-in-Waib iugg Bandg Pep Club. BARBARA JOY DROPPA Choirg Coronation. I 193 wfffmm-:1 ..tr,- Hmmm JOANNE DUDNEY Gossip, Teen-Time, Anchor Club, Jr. and Sr. Representative, Pep Club, Coronation, Latin Club. SAM DUNCAN Transferred from Azle High School, National Honor Society, Science Club. JAMIE DYESS l Vice President, Future Teachers, Lady-in-Waiting, DAR HUUY! On1Y20miHUfC5 fo '4Cood Citizen Award, lst Alternate, All State Choir, National Honor Society. BOB EASON Pres., Science Club, Debate Club, National Science Fair Winner, National Honor Society. BARBARA EDMISTON Reporter, Future Nurses, Reporter, Religious Ethics, Con- cert Choir, Anchor Club, Coronation. TOMMY EGBERT Concert Choir, All-Region Choir, Science Club, Bowling Club, Coronation. CHARLENE ELIA FHA, Coronation, Band, Religious Ethics. BOB EUBANKS Religious Ethics, Baseball, L Club. BILLY TUCKER EWING Captain, Football, Duke, Jr. Civitans, Choir, L Club. BOYCE FERRELL Baseball, Basketball, Football. I94 K Talentedg Lady-in-Waiting. PEGGY FIELDING Girls Bowling Clubg Future Nurscsg Religious Ethics: Coronationg Pep Club. TERRY FINANE unch! National Honor Societyg Latin Clubg Science Club: Con- cert Choirg Future Nurses. JUDY FINKLEA Girls' Stateg All-State Choirg Sr. Rep., Pep Clubg Most JUDY FINNELL Euture Nursesg Colleensq Spanish Club: Coronationg Pep lub. RONNIE FLETCHER National Honor Societyg Science Clubg Pan-Am Club. CHRIS FORD FHAg Religious Ethics. MARION FOWLER Coronationg Concert Choirg All-State Choir: All-Regional Choirg Most Talented. REGGIE FRIEND Concert Choirg Dramag Religious Ethicsg Span- ish Club. TOMMY FULLER All-State Choirg FFA. JAMES FULTON NORMAN GALYON Lt. Gov., Key Cluhg Round-Up Club Boardg Latin Clubg Pep Clubg Coronation. t RALPH HAYS Intramural Sporlsg Sec., FFA. JOHN GARRETT Pep Clubg Science Clubg Bowling Clubg Cor- onationg Religious Ethics. SANDY GOODE Lady-in-Watitingg Pan-Am. Clubg Colleensg Green .lacketg Student Council. BILL GOODWIN Pres., Senior Classg Senior Director, Key Clubg Dukeg Most Outstanding Seniorg Pres,, Relig- ious Ethics. PAT GRAHAM Lady-in-Waitingg Secretary, Spanish Clubg Sec.- Treas., Pep Clubg Anchor Clubg National Honor Society. VANCE GRAY .lournalismg Bandg Spanish Clubg Science Club. CLADYS GREENE Art Clubg FHA. RICHARD GREGORY FFA, Chapter Conducting. BARBARA HANCOCK Sec.-Treas., National Honor Societyg Lady-in-Waitingg Fu- ture Teachersg Anchor Clubg Pan-Ani Club. FRED HARMON Foothallg Pres., FFAQ Treas., .lr. Civitansg 'long-View Staff: HL Club. DON HAUK Captain, Band: Stage Bandg Science Clubg Band Beau. We all love I96 se for pictures! KATHY HELVENSTON National Honor Societyg Concert Clioirg Latin Clulv ep Club, Coronation. BILLY DON HERNDON FFA, Religious Ethics. NANCY HILL All-State Choirg Hist., Future Nursesg Coronation Relx ious Ethicsg Second Place, Poetry Interpretation EDDIE HOLIMAN Transferred from Clarksville, Texa TERRY HOLLAND Coronation, Latin Club. KAARAN HOLT Pep Clubg Bandg Spanish Clubg Latin Club Tennls BARBARA I-IOLTSLANDER Pep Cluhg FHAQ Religious Ethics FREDNA SUE HOWARD National Honor SOCICIY Concert Choirg Future Teachers Latm Clubg Pep Club. Track. BILL HUFFMAN Science Clubg Coronation Pep Clubg Religious Ethics DEE HULL Kingg Pres., Student Connell Pres., Ir. Classg Key ub I97 ROSE ANNE HUNNICUTT Librarian, Band, Swing Band: All- Region Band, All-Area Band, Corona- tion. JANE HUTCHESON LINDA LOU J AIVIAR FHA, DE Clubg Library Club. GAYLE JOHNSTON Co-Editor, Annual Staffg Duchess: Green Jacketg Sgt. at Arms, Anchor Cluhg Most Beautiful. WINIFRED JONES Sec., Future Teacliersg Chaplain, Youth for Democracyg A Pan Am Club, Latin Clubg Pep Club. BARBARA KAIN Coronationg Pep Clubg FHA. SANDY KELLUM Duchessg Cliccrleuderg Wittiestg Purli., Anchor Club, Stu- dent Council. PAUL KETCHUM Footballg Track, Sec., Jr. Civitansg ML Club, FFA. COOKIE KING Duchessg Cheerleader, Wittiestg Parl., Anchor Clubg Stu- FHAg Student Council. DARRYL LACOUR Transferred from Overton, Texasg Coronation. I98 Z The SPADES sing ir I L I ANN LONDON SHARON B. LAMBERT Pres., Future Teachersg Vice Pres., Religious Ethics, N tional Honor Society, Dist. Historian, Student Council. TOMMY LANDERS National Honor Societyg Latin Club, Science Club, Basketballg Coronation. ie campaign skits. SUE LARKINS Choirg Library Clubg Youth for De- mocracyg Religious Ethics. CAROLYN LASITER Duchess, Student Councilg Cheerleader, Most Popularg Concert Choir. SHERI LAWS Coronation, Pep Clubg FHAg 'gLong-View Staffg Pan Am Club. l DAVID LEWIS Science Clubg Bandg Track. RONALD LIPSEY Footballg FFA, Coronation JANE PAGE LITTLE Duchcssg Sgt. at Arms, Bowling Clubg Pep Club, Miss Flameg Student Council. ' BILL LIVINGSTON 1 Transferred from Newark, Delaware. Lady-in-Waitingg Majoretteg Pep Clubg Journal- ism Clulig Latin Club. JOE LONDON Coronationg Pep Club, Student Council. JOE MACIAS Intramural Softball. MICKEY MacKAY Pres., Debate Cluhg Concert Choir, B DENNIS MAIER Vlce Pres., Key Club, Bus..Mgr., Annual Staffg National Honor Societyg Vice Pres., Science Clubg Student Council. JERRY MCALLISTER Band, Stage Band, Choir: All-Stars Bandg Cor- onation. DOUG MCGARVEY Pres., Art Club. DAVID IVICGEE Religious Ethicsg Foothallg 'ILU Club. JUDY IVICLENDON Duchess, Treas., Sr. Classg Concert Choir: Anchor Club, FFA Sweetheart. IVA NELL McLEROY FHA. RUTH MCLEOD Latin Clubg Student Councilg Pep Clubg Concert Choirg Youth for Democracy. JANICE MCMEANS Future Teachers, Spanish Club: Religious Ethicsg Li- brary Club. GODFREY IVIACIAS Football. Prime Minister, Coronation: :'Long-View', Staff Editor, owling Club. Joel and Annldecorate DANNY MALONE Football, Vice Pres., Soph. Class, Coronationg ML Club: Bowling' Club. MIKE MARTIN Choir. LYNDA MATTHEWS Pep Club, Tennisg Coronation, Religious Ethics: Most Active. JUDY MAYFIELD FHA, Library Club, Religious Ethics. KATHI MAYO Bowling Club, Lady-in-Waitingg Pep Club, FHA. SONNY MEYER Sec., FFAQ Intramural Sports. BUTCH MILLER Key Clubg Coronation, Football, Honorable Mention All-Dist. SARAH MINOR the Coronation. National Honor Society, FTA, Latin Club, Pep Club, Coronation. MIKE MINTER Band. ROBERT MITCHELL Transferred from Pine Tree High School. GARLAND MONSOUR ueen H1 ad Cheerleader lst V106 Pres Stud: nt Counc1l Most Out standln Soph Most Outstandln LOU JEAN MOORE Coronation Pep Club Majorette Latin Club Bowlmg Club MARY RUTH MOORE Treas., FHAg Sec., Youth for Democracyg Coronation: Pep Clubg DE Club. ANN MOREHEAD ' P Coronationg Editor, Long-Viewg Anchor Clubg Concert Choirg Pep Club. NANCY MORRIS Coronationg Concert Choirg Anchor Clubg FTAQ Latin Club. FREDDIE JEAN MOSELEY DE Clubg Latin Clubg FHAg Religious Ethics. JOEL MOSER Trackg Key Clubg Science Clubg Latin Clubg Most Dependable. K LYNDA MURRAY K Coronationgf Pep Clubg FHAQ Religious Ethicsg Choir. A BAXTER MYERS Stage Bandg Concert Clioirg Pan-Am Club. ROBERT MYERS Dist.g Baseball, All-Dist. Dukeg Junior Civitansg Football, All-Dist.g Basketball, All- Thurscl s 5 ay? l 1 l JOHN NEAL Key Clubg Pep Clubg Latin Clubg Golf JOE NELSON National Honor Societyg Latin Clubg Footballg Coronation. JOHN NOBLE Religious Etllicsg Latin Clubg Pop Clubg Manager Basket ballg Coronation. DIANE NUTT Secretary, Future Nurscsg Religious Ethicsg Latin Clubg Colleens Choirg Pep Club. SUSIE ODOIVI DE Clubg Coronationg Choir. JACK OLIVER Religious Etllicsg Bowling Club. MIKE OWEN President, National Honor Sucietyg Key Club, 'gMost Likely to Succeedvg Coronationg Senior Class Editor Lobo DAVE OWENS HL Clubg Baseballg Pan-Am Clubg FFAg FHA Beau. JOHNNY OWENS All-Dist., Footballg Captaing Jr. Civitansg HL Clubg Coronation. DAVID PALMER Footballg Trackg Intramural Sports. NANCY PARIS Colleens: Art Club. Student Coun RONNIE PIERCE Transferred from Texarkana, Texas. BRENDA PARKER Pep Clubg DE Clubg DE Sweetheartg Corona- tion. ANN PASSMORE Lady-in-Waitingg Pep Clubg FHAg Religion Ethicsg Betty Crocker Award. ANNE PATE FHAg Pep Club. S HELEN PATTERSON Bowling Clubg Science Clubg Tennisq Corona tiong Pep Club. PATTI PEBSWORTH Pres., Future Nurses Clubg Science Clubg Bowl ing Clubg Latin Clubg Youth for Democracy. MARY SUE PELLETT Coronationg Pep Clubg FHAQ Art Club. SAUNDRA PERRY cilg Religious Ethicsg Lady-infWaitingg Pep Clubg Pan-Am Club. DON PETTY L Clubg LOBO Hall of Fameg Jr. Civitansg Dukeg lst. Team All-Dist. KAY PHELPS FHAg Pep Club. JUDY PIERCE Coronationg Pep Clubg Bowling Clubg FHA. Bird am BARRY POST Princeg ML Club: Most Popular: Key Club. 2ncl. Vice Pres.. Student Council. MARY ELLEN POWERS Concert Cboirg Coronation: Future Teachers: Pep Club: Latin Club. GALA RABALAIS National Honor Soeietyg Latin Club: Spanisll Clubg Li- brary Club: Coronation. MIKE RATHBUN Coronation: Parli., Science Club. ELIZABETH RECTOR Colleens. BOB TOM REED Bandg Science Clubg Band Captaing Swing Bundg Corona tion. LYNDA RICE Green .lacl-cet. CHARLES RICHMOND 8 girls. Footballg Basketballg Trnckg HL Club: Jr. Civitans. DONNA RIGSBY Pep Club'g Choirg Youth for Democracyg Coronation: Latin Club. EDDIE ROBERTSON Transferred from Kermit High Schoolg Pan-Am Club. Swing Bandg Pan-Am Clubg Coronation: Future TCHCIIETSQ Vice Pres., Anchor Clubg Pep Clubg Lady-in-Waitingg KAREN ROBERTSON Duchessg Annual Staffg Green Jacketg Pres., Anchor Clubg National Honor So- ciety. THOMAS ROBERTSON Pan-Am Club: Lieut., Bandg Bowling Clullg lntrzunural Baseball. , A NANCY RODGERS Latin Clubeg Reporter, Library Clubg Pep Clubg Lady-im Waitingg Friendliest. ROBERT RODRIQUEZ Coronationg Bandg Bowling Clubg Stage Band. DOROTHY RAE RUTLEHDGE 'l'runsfer1'ed from Sabine High Schoolg Choirg FHA. JOHN SANDERS Pep Clubg 4'Long-View Staffg lst Place, Industrial Arts Show: Band. LARRY SCHRADER Tennisg Coronation: Latin Club. DANNY SELMAN DE Clubg Coronationg Student Councilg lntramural Soft- ball and Volley Ball. BOB SHAMBURGER Art Editor, Lobo Staffg Key Cluhg Student Council: Latin Clubg lntramural Basketball. JIMMY SHILLINGS Sentinel, FFAg Vice Pres., FFA. 206 The Huntouchables JANET SHIVERS FHAg Coronationg Religious Ethicsg Pep Clubg Choir H disguise, JANEY SHOULTS Concert Clioirg National Honor Society: Future Teacliersg Coronationg Spanish FRANCINE SIDDER Pep Clubg Coronationg Spanish Clubg Science Clubg Na- tional Honor Society. Club. .IIMMIE G. SIMS Bowling Clubg Band. KEN SMITH Science Clubg Latin Clubg Coronationg Pep Club. LOUISE SMITH Future Nursesg Pep Clubg Religious Ethics. BUBBA SMITH HL Clubg Coronationg FFA. THOMAS D. SMITH Transferred from Hope, Ark.g DE Club. BONNIE SPENCER FHA. RICK SPOTTSWOOD Intramural Sportsg Science Clubg Pep Club. KAY SPRING Co-Editor, LolJo g Green .lacketg Most Outstand- ing Seniorg Duchessg Sec., Jr. Class. BILL STILES DE Club. RONNY STILL FFAg DE Club. PAULA SUTTON Future Nurses Club, Coronation, Pep Club, Latin Club, Colleens. PAT STANSELL JIM STARR Footballg Coronation. LYNDA STENHOUSE Transferred from Avinger, Texasg Religious Ethics. BARBARA STEPHENS Colleensg FHAQ Religious Ethics. JAMES STEVENS Lieut., Bandg Swing Bandg Coronationg Science Clubg Choir. CAROLYN STEWARD Coronationg Library Clubg Librarian, Bandg Religious Ethicsg Future Nurses. Science Clubg Bandg Hot Rod Club. EDD STROOPE WARD SUMIVIERS Baseballg HL Clubg Coronationg Football. Results of the CRES T MCAPPYU TALRQTEQS Sec.-Treas., Student Councilg CRzEn'TJEfcketg Anchor Club: Duchessg Key Club Sweetheart. JAMES TAYLOR Religious Etllicsg Football: Baseball. MARGARET TAYLOR lst. Vice Pres., FHAQ Coronationg Pep Clubg Future Nurses. FRED TEMPLETON Religious Ethicsg FFA. ALLEN THOMPSON National Honor Societyg Key Clulig Colfg Science Club: Debate Club. JIMMY TRAMEL Pres., Jr. Civitansg L Clubg Vice Pres., Jr. Classg Dukeg Pres., Religious Ethics. l BEVERLY CAROLL TURNER Library Clubg Coronationq Pep Clubg Band. MERRILYN TURNER Latin Clubg Science Clubg Treas., Future Teacliersg Pep Clubg Coronation. stl ANN ULBRICH man, Religious Ethicsg Spanish Clubg Bowling Club. LOLA LYNN VAUGHT Future Nursesg Pep Club. 209 Cutestg Lady-in-Waitingg Program Chair- Coronationg FHAQ Latin Clubg Vice Pres., National Honor Society. MICHAEL WILLIAMS Latin Club: Coronationg Pep Clubg Band. 2I0 BONNIE LEE VICKERY Religious Ethicsg Future Nursesg Library Clubg Library Club Sweet- heart. SUE WADE Colleensg Coronationg FHAQ Pep Club. ALLAN WALKER Science Club. fr I V... JIMMIE JUNE WALKER Lady-in-Waiting: Vice Pres., Library Clubg Pep Clubg ,lournulismg Religious Ethics. JOEL WARD i4Long-View Staffg Friendliestg Pep Clubg Coronation: Colf. RICHARD WATSON SANDRA WATSON Pep Clubg FHAg Religious Ethics. GINGER WEAVER FHAQ Bandg Art Clubg Pep Clubg Future Nurses. GAIL WILLIAMS Bandg Future Teachers: National Honor Societyg Latin Clubg Youth for Democracy. MACK WILLIAMS Concert Choirg Coronutiong Latin Club: Spanish Clubg I X Oh, l hate funeralsf' SUZIE WILLIAMS FHAg Coronation Pep Club Sec Bowlin Club BOBBY WILSON lr. Civitansg Mn Football Coronation Football Club. DIANNE WILSON Colleensg Lady-in-Waitingg Pep Clubg .l 1X1 tan Sweetheart. WINDY WINDHAM Duchessg Best All Aroundg Teen Time Staffg Green Jacket. ARADELLE WINTERS Religious Ethics, Choir. MIKE WOLFE Pres., Youth for Democracyg Alt., All State Choirg Latin Clubg Coronation. NORMA WOODALL Bandg Majoretteg Pep Clubg- Lady-inWa1t1n Band Sweetheart. MIKE WRAY Tennisg Basketballg L Clubg Latin Club Cl ence Club. JOYCE WRIGHT DE Club. PAULA YATES Sec., Future Nurse-sg Pro. Chair., DE Club Latin Clubq Coronation. PAUL YOUNG Pres., Key Clubg Vice Pres., Sr. Class Duke L Clubg Best All Around. 5 3 f- v'1.i ,, 1 'J f .gf Y ,- k.L, ,,,f,1 f. . 4 , 4 uf ff , .X fa .. 1 MM., A M W W,.u..L. www ' M 'iw-wi,.. , 1 N z -N 2 ,Q I , 1 V we . N 3 M M , W'3,.s 04 xgew-4,3-, H , At., Yr M. WUX egw , jf ig., ' ' V' .. il aw 1 ,,.,-.,- 'h'A i i i B 1 W. We W B Q- -- -f V f lv ww, ,qw , pw , ,Q- -lggfm- , 2,f,,.fwfs:- K ,, , 'M fl J - L ,af 1 R 45, Trudy Bath Nancy Bearden Marijane Beasley -it ,L ' l f'-, . lmal Q f f'fl, Tr swr.f2'1fi. of Viwibwiww, , 'HSTQYT 5 , ak.. , 'iv' wwf? is Mf '17 . L,.. WP !w -tix 1 ,lf 'i.1sz.w rj -. Jane Beavers Betty Bell Ronnie Berry ,lo Blair m Z yrar llrr ' B ' B' Royce Blalf . Yf Betty Bodenheim 7,.rA ,L ex , ' 'y,AA Ronnie Bogue af at We fam - . , Q ytyl X J , ,. f - , . - -vli - ---. Q ' 5 as eg :wa . wm,twQvrwwf an 5, rf' y e 'Q ,.- Y' L ' ' or 2- N' - .3 ggi e , . ' '-r. L. - ' - qv - ' 2Zii 5 MW Nw BV? we M i. 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M. C. A. A Friend of YouTh I230 S. High Longview JACK LONG RAMBLER I I ambler I302 Wes? Marshall S+. Longview, Texas SHOEMAKER'S CLOTHING I3I E. Tyler PL 8-807i R. C. WOOD CO. Office Supplies, Furni'I'ure, Prin+ing, and School Supplies GLOVER CRIM BUILDING LONGVIEW, TEXAS LOUIS MORGAN DRUG Fasi' Free Delivery STORE 7I5.I Pinewood Shopping Cenfer PHONE PL 8-8286 STORE 9952 Alpine Shopping Cen'Ier PHONE PL 3-5585 MOFFETT LUMBER co. UTTLE JUMBO The Builders' Super Merkel 3l4 W, METHVIN I00 E. Marshall Box T43 PL 3-2633 WAYNE MAY ROBERT MAY W. D. Blalock, Assisfanf Manager LONGVIEW Compllmenls Complimen'I's of of MOTOR EQUIPMENT OO LONGVIEW FEED CO., JOHNSON MOTORS S. G T Nelson S+. INC- 'eil 3-1.6. HILL INSURANCE 3:8 E. Menwin Bill Hill WiII PL 3-671: 245 Complimen+s of BROWN T.V. M. AND RADIO SERVICE QF 40I6 W. Marshall Ask anyone we serve Cgmplimenfs of SOUTHALL PLUMBING CO. WILSON DISTRIBUTING COMPANY Jani+or Supplies and Fire Figh+ing Equipmenl 8I8-20 Eas+ Mefhvin P.O. Box l568 -2- Phone Pl. 8-4821 LONGVIEW, TEXAS TEXAS FURNITURE COMPANY 232 E. Me'l'hvin Gold Bond Reclemplion Cenler Complimenfs of THE BORDEN CO. Complimenfs New Kilgore Road of Phone 3-4456 FISHER-SESSUMS. INC. COLLIER FURNITURE CO. 246 HAYES-MILLER Sheei' Me+al Roofing Lincoln-Mercury-Comef zu W. Tyler PL 8-4204 Complimeni-5 of LONGVIEW THE GENTRY MAN'S SHOP Co,mplimen+s of MR. AND MRS. F. R. JACKSON V V km, A- -R'4' A' ' ' A R M'm'E'EE R NX 'A-' I GOODWIN CHEVROLET E Green a+ Whaley Sfreef LONGVIEW, TEXAS j .,.... . Complimenfs Com plimenfs of Of SAFEWAY CAB CO. MARION GILLORY SHOP OF Complfmenfs PL 3-5544 of LOCY REAL ESTATE 247 Aerial view of Texas Easfman Plan? Compliments of TEXAS EASTMAN COMPANY DIVISION OF EASTMAN KODAK COMPANY 248 -m. x I 42 525222522 s2z2z22:s:s:f:s,:g. m5:z:5:fs:1 22sE2Z2s:5:4:z:f2, 5.3.i.3.':QZ. ' ' ' 5:65:71 ' ' ':Z:1:?:T:f:f:i:1:- ' 512152512128- 1. 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LEBUS INTE H f:5:5:5:5:5: , ,515 fzzzgfgzgag: RNATIONAL ENGINEERS, INC. fr' 'QQ MA if ww fin., 'M 5505 545' xxx! iv 'F if 4 X f' I -x ,, ,fs of -fr . 1425 -2 '- ,.,.. Q 5233? - 1. shi:-w' -- ..5'.T-.-155552 f , . in5E.lE::E3:5:g::EE:::E:-V V . 11' Qifzjh fm' 5 'Q 73. . ' . . 2-1-ESQ? X'52fL. Qi 249 ll Complimenfs of BELL TRANSPORT COMPANY DICKINSON 8. HARRISON C0m '1me Is INSURANCE , Fire, Au'romobiIe, CasuaI+y and Life LEONARD S SWEET SHOP Insurance REAL ESTATE LOANS CompIimen'l's I04 W. MeI'I'1vin PL 3-3344 of LONGVIEW- TEXAS CLYDE TOIVILINSON Complimenfs of MCWILI-'AMS BREW PONTIAC Marshall a+ High . Box 249 PLaza 3-445I C 'P me S of LONGVIEW, TEXAS SKIPPER 8: ZEIGLER INSURANCE GREGG CONSTRUCTION COMPANY General Pipeline Cons'rruc'I'ion 250 Serving the 60447 CompIin'Ien'I's of R U HOUSE OF CARPET ELECTRIC COMPANY Licensed and Bonded EIecI'ricaI Con+racI'or 603 Nor'II1 Second Sfreef SEMPLE T. V. 8: RADIO LQNGVIEWI TEXAS CompIImenI's of CompIimen'Is of FREDERICK-NILA STUDIO Charge AccounIs InviIecI PERKINS BROTHERS COMPANY CompIimenI's Park Free WhiIe You Shop of FYFFE GULF SERVICE -IBQQTH 606 E. METHVIN 25I 3 szllzmce ayefzqgf- Complimenfs of I CLOUITS PLEEZING sANDwlcl-:Es RIEGER'S CLEANERS Feawrinq Hue Ulfimafe 103 W. Marshall in Smarf Apparei PHONE PL 3-38I I I02 Easi' Tyler CompIimen+s of cocA-coLA FOOD CITY BOTTLING COMPANY Complimenfs of Longview, Texas TRINITY LUMBER CO. 252 MACHINERY SUPPLY AND GRINDING CO. JACK COVIN, Owner 8I2 E. Meihvin, Longview BMI Complimen'rs of School of Business HAGEN SUPPLY CO- Glover-Crim Building 3l3 E' Collon Secrefarial, Bookkeeping, Accounfing, and Business Adminisfralion Courses. C In The quickesi' and mosi' praciical way +o 'l'he omp lmenls be'Her posilions. of Free placemeni- service +o our graduafes. fl'16 Complimenfs -1-snuu '?- ' Q-f HENRY GOSSETT, JR. Finishing School and Modeling Sfudio 603 Glover-Crim Building Compllmenls LONGVIEW, TEXAS of ur our acei o our o u e -h e Jour: Yfigur: fo npierftac+ioh.rll5levell:::syli:aliir self-confidence fo ihe fullesf. 1 253 Since l9I4 ONE STANDARD OF SERVICE 1 WELCH FUNERAL HOME GOLDEN POINT DRIVE-IN Third and Marshall 254 Showcase of Fashion! RANEY'S The BesI for Less LeaI'her Goods and Wes+ern Wear 204 N. Cenfer CompIimenIs of ARTISTIC BEAUTY SALON Com pIimen+s of DAVIS G. M. C. TRUCK CO. SOUTH GREEN GOLF COURSE Open 6 Mon+hs Yearly Compliment April I Io OcI'ober I Q-F 2I00 S. Green SI. HI-FI Music PL 8883 HUDSON BLUEPRINT C0 f'P'Ime +S of AND PHOTOCOPY, INC. 308 Eas+ Tyler S+reeI' Phone PI.aza 3-I72I Longview, Texas BIueprin'I's, WhIIeprinI's, Pho'I'ocopies, Offsef Prin+ing MOORE BROS. LUMBER CO. Complimenfs of THE SPORT SHOP and Lithography 4I4 Sou+I1 High CompIimen'I's V eqixgi of We FE DWAY f11'3'Z'I'3fjy.,g:. f -X in I PLILER TP S CompIimen+s of LEILAWOOD FLOWERS TYPEWRITER SERVICE PL 3-378I 424 E. CoH'on S+. LONGVIEW, TEXAS Compliments of GREGG COUNTY WHOLESALE ASSOCIATION GOOD LUCK, LOBOS! JACK AND HORACE Complimenfs of ORCHID DRY CLEANERS GASTON S. HOWARD Main lilf2Ia5Z.'5,lflfbbe'lY TRY OUR ORCHID SERVICE BUILDERS SUPPLY COMPANY of Longview, Lid. Soufh 2nd and Easl' College Sfreef H 81 S AUTO SUPPLY 5:3 N. High Dial PL 8-4406 Longview, Texas KERMIT SIRRATT-Owner McQuay-Norris Mfg. Co. P I OH. Ph ra r s B35 'Mice PLE: 8-135' 'Sill IZJQTTQS Perfecf Circle Pis+on Rings grgsh lgom KeiJrh's LONGVIEW N ' PRINT 8: LETTER SHOP Downs+airs-Firs+ Naiional LONGVIEW, TEXAS Bank B d '9 PLaza 8-208I Largesf Dis'I'ribu+ors of Fresh Frui+s and Fresh Vegefables in fhe Soul'hwes'l' JEAN N E MITCHELL-Owner JOHNNY! CACE'S Seafood 81 Steak House Famous for Shrimp in Shor'rs DOWNTOWN LONGVIEW NORTON AND BARBEE Grocery and Market Home of Fine Foods PL 3-4408 209 N. CENTER ' 3 N .i ,gl ,- A -,MMM ,EANNNNW xxx'-N-E ,.,A.,N, Complimen'l's of FIRST STATE BANK OF LONGVIEW Founded on Confidence Growing on Service. Member F.D.I.C. Complimenis of RuEE's MARITZ KY'S REAL ESTATE CL01-HIERS Longview's Oldesf and Complime-n+S Finesi' Clo'rhiers of Dial PLa1a 8-899l AVALON BEAUTY SHOP f, if M Serving Longview Since I889 3,2 -g Your Progressive Bank fi' , f i' if E il g, 1 S 92- gi 5. i , K is QA ! , S I . E gi 5 of L sfjvarizozzalganzg jzgjmtmf. -, , .gf ,- 'I E ' OF LONGVIEW ...sn 'i l S - F ' I' , 1 -LN-5.l4..I.,-.-we ' 'F'-nil F.D.I.C. SERVICES Checking Accounrs Loans Drive-In Banking Trusf Services Safe Deposif Boxes Travelers Cheques Savings Accounfs Bank-by-Mail 24-Hour Deposifory Free Parking Conference Rooms Cl1ris'rmas Club 258 'E555 SERVWG Nofm, s ,Mio 5 + a ' 5' Xiggxv. if, . - . ' vm-ww-ga f. A A is I I f Y ' 4 Tex +5 I alma s I S'- A 4 'V I Vfif- rl.. Qu + ,-Af, + ,, .A ' -. ,ga , X! X56 .. 'ink-, I. , K ' .TQ H ' .' Q -u BRANCH OFFICE 447 S. MAIN PO. BOX 509 LONGVIEW, TEXAS PI 8-82I I CompIimen'Is of SNO-WHITE LAUNDRY J. C. PENNEY CO. LONGVIEW, TEXAS DUNBAR Home Furni'I'ure 2I9 Easi' Tyler .L . a g Complimenfs of TRICE PRODUCTION CO. 259 CompIimenI's of C. B. SPARKS Impori' Cars PL 3-7077 322 Sou'I'I1 High CompIimen'rs of LITTLE CHAIN FOOD STORE CompIimen+s of WILSON'S PAWN SHOP I03 S. Fredonia Ecfefieb CompIimen+s of BAIRD APPLIANCE 8: FURNITURE CO. MCLENDON CLEANERS ROBERT L. MCLENDON, Owner Phone PL 3-I55I 709 E. Mefhvin S+ Complimenfs Complimenfs of of INETA TRAMEL FLOWERLAND FLORIST PL 3-6025 -'ia .,I' w L, IE , , I.., , 'VL,i- ,I1:,, I sv, A C1 M I INDUSTRIAL STEEL WAREHOUSE, INC. Any+I1Inq in SIeeI PL 9-4454 Cable Address INSCO Longview, Texas 260 TH E RECORD SHOP 230 E. Me+I1vin S+. LONGVIEW, TEXAS Nexf Door +o +I1e Arlyne F. HENDRIX TEXACO SERVICE STATION Teens +0 Juniors Phone PL 8-794I 2I0 S. Cen+er S+. 42I Mobbedy C0mPIim9n'fS of Complimenfs BLATT'S gf LADIES' READY-TO-WEAR NAS'-VS CompIimen+s of PARKER'S BARBER SHOP Com pIimen'I's of M. E. MOSES CO. CompIimen'rs of HARRIS SPORTING GOODS HURWITZ IvIAN'S SHOP Phone PL 3-4474 W. C. BARROW MOTOR CO. 302 W. Marshall New and Used Cars Longview PL 8-5472 TOMMIE ASAFF REAL ESTATE CO Commercial Developer- Builder of Fine Homes Office Phone PL 3-IOI4 300 N H gh Longview, Texas If you wanl' il clone-Then le Tommie Asaff clo i+. 262 Complimen+s of E. C. JOHNSTON CO. L AND G OIL CO. 263 1 I Specializing in High Fashions 'For 'Hue Sub+een, Junior, and Misses 204 Norfh Green Longview, Texas KLEBB'S TOY RANCH C0mPlimen'fS I2II Alpine Road of PL a-zsoo ANTHONY? Your Complefe Complimen-'-S of Depar'rmen+ Sfore COOPER'S DRIVE INN Complimen'rs of GLO-M BEAUTY BAR Now Two Srores To Serve You BeH'er McINTOSH-DUKE PHARMACY 6II N. Six+h S+. AMEIZA SHQP 208 Nor'H'1 Fredonia MCINTOSH REXALL DRUG l39 E. Tyler S+. Prescrip+ions Are Our Business LONGVIEW, TEXAS GENERAL ELECTRIC Apphance BIVINS 264 CompIimen+s of LONGVIEW NATIONAL BANK LONGVIEW, TEXAS MEMBER OF F.D.I.C. CompIimen+s of JOE MCLENDON3 LUMBER COMPANY Benlamljln Iwjoore Palnfs Johns-M:anviIIe COmpIimenI's H Roofing H of ONE STOP BUILDING SERVICE 4I4 E. CoHon S+. LONGVIEW, TEXAS PL 8-2774 CompIimen'Is of BEARDEN'S ALLIED ELORIST RADIO AND TV OF LONGWEW SERVICE PHONE PLaza 3-466I C mP'I 'e IS of 8,, E. Mewn NOBLE CRAWFORD Sheriff, Gregg COun'I'y COmpIimenI's of HORANEY AND SONS LONGVIEW, TEXAS 265 BLACK B L A C K rf-2 BQA 6. Moron -'QB I co INC LONGVIEW TEXAS Complimen+s of J. W. FALVEY, JR. HUGH'S SCHOOL OF BEAUTY CULTURE Sfudenf Work Room Under lns+ruc+or's Supervision Reasonable Tuifion Easy Paymeni' Plan PL 3-9207 4-'H1 AND WHALEY TOM, PERKINS-JUNCTION PRINTING 8: STATIONERY CO. S3231 5555185 7' 'LfggIQ2Tl',VI'efllee+ PHONE PL 3-558i LONGVIEW, TEXAS I-Iome of +I1e LOBO Pennanis' si-Iowan DOORS PLM' 8'889' PRESCRIPTION SHOPS TUB ENCLOSURES Fasf Free Delivery Longview, Texas DOORS QIII 603 E. Meihvin PL 8'44 GREGG GLASS CO. 9952 805 E. MarsI1aII Ave. PL 8-5551 209 W. Marshall S+. Across From Brew Pon+iac Co. MIDGET MARKET c hal 'I' rus e ce 'I' Picnic Supplies 'I' Magazines PLBZB 8-4602 ' Drug Sundries I700 S. Green S+. 267 DRILLING 81 SERVICE COMPANY O P.O. BOX 35I FIELD OFFICE PLaza 3-725I MOI1 Ic52507 LONGVIEW, TEXAS JEFFERSON TEXAS 268 L WYA'lT'S CAFETERIA Confinuous Service From lI:00 AM 'l'o 8:30 PM 323 NorH1 High E ABC KEYS PAINT and BODY WORKS I2l6 Gladewa+er Rd. LONGVIEW, TEXAS PH. PL 8-8I82 269 EAST TEXAS me PLUMBING SUPPLY CO. E AL - Crane Disfriloufor A LONGVIEW, TEXAS LONGVIEW CONSTRUCTION AND DEVELOPMENT, INC. Paving, Wafer, and Sewer Longview, Texas ' V A GORMAN Moroizs, INC. W Au+l1orized Volkswagen Dealer A ' 73I Sou+h Green Sfreef A, . Longview, Texas Telephone PLaza 3-86II C,,mp,im.,,,,. of cl-luc:K's TEXACO SERVICE RAY SPINDELL Pl' 3'35ol I o er ve. and S van Drive M bb ll..o,il1lgview, Tezas ROYAL CLEANERS Compliment The Home of Fine Cleaning of C. B. McEACHERN 270 C0mPIImGf1'I'S CompIImen'I's of of SAPP NURSERY JAOKOVIOH BARBER SHOP Roses are red VioIe'Is are blue, We IIIce peanuf buHer C9mPIImenI'5 Do you sIraI'e7 of SERNQLTQABQAZQLSQN ONE HOUR MARTINIZING Oak umlrerg I nc. Quality-Service I as -' f 4Il E. comm S+. Lmqwmf TWA Phone PL 8-2756 I -- gi ' P' Swfclhrmm Real Estate FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Earn as You Save SOUTH AT FREDONIA LONGVIEW. TEXAS 27I GO LCBOS, GO! LA MONIQUE Complimen+s HAIR PAsI-IIoNs of 509 N. Fredonia PL 3-osoo FAYE'S Specialize in hair sfyling from 6-60, +op 'lo loe. Also specialize in facials, mani- . cures, and pedicures. 7056 N- HIQH PL 3-5649 -v - r . A .l . 4 5 Complimen+s MANUFACTURING of J EWELERS 433 MOBBERLY AVENUE LONGVIEW. TEXAS AUTO SUPPLY PHONE PLAZA 8-7981 JOHN C. ROBBINS ROBBINS PETROLEUM CORP. 4oa N. FIRST sr. PHONE PL 8-824l 273 You we TRW N BLDG mrs 1 TEENS LO N G V I E. VV S LADES 274 Q Fine Fabrics-Junior Fashions-Men's Apparel Complimen'I's of OMEGA WATCHES DR. MILTON QUEEN Exclusive in Gregg Coun+y Opromefriii' Complimenis of TURNER'S JEWELRY Teenage GIH Heaclquar+ers Compnmenfs of Over 250 Charms io Choose From Wiih Appropriare Bracelefs. Complimenrs of FIRST NATIONAL LGNGVIEW BARBER SHOP TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE Compnmenh Royal Typewri+ers of IO7 Easi Co'H'on PLaza 8-746I DARI CREME 275 Com plimenfs of HARRIS OLDS-CADILLAC BIRDSONG DRUG STORE Phone PL 3-5558 2 I2 N. Cenfer LONGVIEW, TEXAS NORTHCUTI' INSURANCE AGENCY LeGrancIe-Your Insurance Man Fire-Au+omobiIe-LiabiIi+y 2I6 Glover Crim Bldg. PL 3-22II W. D. Nor'I'hcuH' PL 3-4I43 LeGrancIe Nor'I'hcuH PL 3-6833 CompIimenI's of CompIimen'I's of LONGVIEW DRUG CO. CompIimen+s of QUALITY BODY WORKS 35 Years of Know-How BEAUTY SU PPLY CO. On behalf of all Beauficians and Beau'ry Shop owners in EasI' Texas. WILL DAICHES JEWELERS Complimenfs of SINCE I930 A I35 E. Tyler S+., Longview I22 S. Main S+., GIadewa+er CompI:nenI5 o In Easi' Texas Daiches Are Four Leon Robedson Diamond S'I'ores. ICHILDSI Complimenfs of A 8: B SPRING 8: AUTOMOTIVE Complimenfs of SUPPLY 705 E. Mefhvin SKAGG'S RUBBER CO. PLMI6 506 W. MarshaII, PL 8-2758 CompIimen'Is of HALEY'S BAR-B-O Congralulalions, HERRITAGE Class of '62 TOOL AND SUPPLY CO. I204 Gladewafer Rd. Pl- 33336 James R. Curfis, Presidenf EASTEX CORNER STQRE WELDING SUPPLY n Oxy-Acefylene Equipmeni' Hl'WaY '49 Welding Machine and and Airporir Road Air Compressor Renials MI 3-2282 P.O. Box 847 I232 Gladewaier Rd. PL 8-7328 GOYN E'S CLEAN ERS Your Clorhes' Bes+ Friend Since I927 Two Locafions Across from d ChiId's Sfore Ci+y Hall an S. Mobberly 277 Complimenis of R. G. LE TOURNEAU, INC and Le Tourneau College C. F. COBB, Owner s 902 E. Me+hvin L0n9VieW ELECTRIC COMPANY f-f Jerry Spring's MEDICAL ARTS PHARMACY Prescripiions - Hospifal Supplies 62' N. 4'I'l1 PL 3-266l 279 1 - -, L L Q- in Q25-r .r-afizrlflr fffior T ,alyff 1+?'1s,M,f ., 3, ..'- I f A E,5f'iP'J1i A L' , - ii' 'if A ii wifi?-' '-' V fir ' T A P ,3lkj . W 355-gi ' ,, 1 V, .1 :,' V A A T ,wax 553, ,ru ,Am A T 4:5 2I sgH rf Q-we if rr ir ' 'elm 0 . 'F :W .QA ,522 1 5. 5 1 'xy Ra' gy 52- Us , T 3 - g, fo Q ,A . Q . f H 37- , ,- 513. ' .9 , R g3,5y?3v -7,2335 V in .7 A , 5 . warm ' LiE5g PEERLESS PEERLESS LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING, INC. 4I9 Mobberly LONGVIEW, TEXAS PLaza 8-5597 ir! 9? ,will all -B PN LONGVIEW MOTOR HOTEL A Wonderful Place +o Eail Swimming Pool Free Parking W. B. HOPE, Gen. Mgr. Ph. PL 8-279I 280 LONGVIEW ELECTRIC COMPANY Phone PL 8-2776 244l S. MOBBERLY Drinks and Sandwiches Shrimp Complimenis Chicken i of Bar-B-Q GARLAND CREOSOTING CO. PL 8 860i C- C- SHELTON TOMMY'S 500 E. Marshall MR. W. M. 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'flgf' b- fu- Qfff 15.41 X Q4 , 99? ,ILA X 4 f C, f 7 G ff, ,acc 7 - f' if 115147544268 5,65 f-52 lx VA 47 , x V 2571? ,1.50,JMf2f figfff A -fzzfcafiff V, ' 654411 QM, 'Z Q ,1..fi,.Q.fL17Q7f 1154: Afljrf, ffgjgy L Q 5 'Laffy 5 6 J f Q7 ' ,gg 'W' ffdif Q51-nd, 29l FINISHED AT LAST! 292 EX OF ADVERTI ERS A and B Spring and Frame ...,... ,,,,,.,, Allied Florist of Longview ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, Antlionyis ,,,,,,,,....,....,,,..,,...,.,..... .....,, , Artistic Beauty Shop ...,.....,.. ,,,,,,,, Asaff, Tommie, Real Estate ,... ,,..,,,, Avalon Beauty Salon ......,i.....i,...,,.,,,,i,.,,, Baird Appliance and Furniture Company , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,..,,,,, H HLl1'1'UW, Wi. C., Motor Company ,,.,,, ,, llutli, M. L., Company ,.,,,. ,,,, Bearden's Radio and T.V. Service ,,,,,,, Beaverls Buick ,.,..,..,,,,.,..,,,,,,,... ,,,,.,. Bell Transport Company ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, , Birdsong Drug ,,,,..,...,,...,.. ,.,,. ...,.,, Bivins Appliance ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,. W Black Boat and Motor Company ,...,.. 9 Blatt s ..,,,,,,...........,..,,..,,.. ,,,,,. .,.,,.,.,...,.. . B.M.I. .,..,,,,..,.,,.,.,,,..,..,,,.i,,,,,,, , Booth Insurance Agency ..,..,, Borden Company ,........,......,. Brannon and Galyon ..,, Brew Pontiac ,,,,..i,.,,,i..., Brown T.V. Service .,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Builder's Supply Company ,,,,, Cabell's ..,,....,..,,......,............ Cace's Steak House ..,.. Camera Shop ........................................... Capital City Lumber Company .,,.,.,,,,,.,,, Childress and Childress Visual Clinic Chuck's Texaco Service ............................ Cloudis Sandwich Company ....... ........ Coats, W. M. ................i.......... ....... . Coca'Cola ....,.............................. ......... Collier's Furniture Company ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, Coopcr's Drive-Inn ...... .... ....... Corner Store ,,,,,,, ......... Crawford, Noble ,,,,, ,,....,.. Dalches Jewelers ............ .... .... ......... Dari Creme ....,,,,,,,,,,,.....,.,..,...............,...., Dave's G.M.C. Truck Company ,,,,,,,,.,, Dickinson and Harrison Insurance Company ,,,,.,.............. .............. .... . Dobbs and Fountain , ,,,,,,,, , Dottie's Dress Shop .,.... ......... Dunbar Home Furniture ,. ,,.r,,, ,, Eastex Welding Supply .,..,......., ......,., East Texas Plumbing Supply .....,......... East Texas Steel Casting Company ,,,,.,, Eddie's 4 Oaks Drive Inn ..................... Falvey, ,l. W., Jr. .............vv ........ Y Fayeis Beauty Salon ,,,,,,,, ..,,,,.., Fedway's ..................................... ......... Ferrell, Carl, Humble Service .,,,, First Federal Savings and Loan Association ,,,,...,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,..,,,,,,.,.......,,,, First National Bank of Longview .....,. 276 265 264 255 262 258 260 262 2-16 265 285 250 276 264 266 261 253 251 246 271 250 246 257 259 257 264 266 282 270 252 281 252 246 264 277 265 276 275 255 250 276 252 259 277 270 283 260 266 273 255 281 271 258 First National Barber Shop ,,,,...,,........... 275 First State Bank of Longview ,,,,,,.,,,.,, Fisher-Sessums, Incorporated ....,,.Y.,,,,, ,258 2-16 Flowerlancl Florist ,,,,.,,, Food City .,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,v,,,,,,,, Foster Lumber Company .r,,,,, Frederick-Nila Studio ,,,,,,, Fyffe Gulf Service ...,.,,, Galosy's ,,,r,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,lr,,,,,v,Y,,, Garland Creosoting Company v,,, ,,,,,,,,r,, Gentry's Man Shop ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,r,,, Gillory, Marion ,,,, Glo-M Beauty Bar ,,,, Golden Hour ,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Golden Point Drive-In ,,,,,,,,,,,, Goodwin Chevrolet Company ,, Gorman Motors, Incorporated ,,,rA4,,,,,,,,V Gossett, Henry, Jr. ,,,,,YYY,,,,Y,,,,w,, Goyne's Cleaners ,r,,,,,,,,,,, Greenway Barber Shop ,,,,YY,,Y,,wYw Gregg Construction Company ,,,,w,,,,,4,,,, Gregg County Wholesale ,,.... Gregg Glass ,,,,,,,A,YYYYYYYY,,,.YY H and S Auto Supply ,,,,,. . Hagen Supply Company ...r.,, Haleyis Bar-B-Q ,,,,rrY,l,,Y,-, Harris Olds-Cadillac Harris Sporting Goods Hart Engineering ,.,, ,,,,,r,, Hayes-Miller ,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, Hendrix, Frazier Texaco Service Herritage Tool and Supply ,,,,.. Hi-Fi Music Company ,,,,,,,,,,,, Hill Insurance Ccmpany ..,,,, Horaney and Sons Y..... .,,,t,t,. House of Carpet tttt,t,..,,,,,,,,,,, Howard, Gaston, Insurance ..,,,, Hudson Blueprint and Photocopy Company ,,,,,,,,,,,,YYY,,YY,Y,,,,KKKKK ,-,,-,MYYV Hugh's School of Beauty ,,,,,,.... Hurwitz Man's Shop ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Industrial Steel ,,,,,,,,,,,YYYY,,,,,YYYVVYYVV- .lack and Horace Orchid Dry Cleaners .laokovich Barber Shop ,,,,,,,Y,,AY,, Jackson, F, R, YYYYY,.,Y,.,-VYYYYY, Y Jeri s ,Y,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,YY,, ,,,,-,,.,,,,,,,,,, .iohnston, E. C., Co. and L. and G. Oil Co. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,l,,l,Y,,,-e,VYVYYYYYYV - Johnston Quarter Horse Ranch Keith, Ben E., Company ,,,,,,,,,,, , Kennedy Realty ,,,r,,,,,,,,,,,4,,, Klcebls Toy Ranch ,,,,.r,,,,,,,,,, La Monique Hair Fashions ,,,,.. Landers and Turner Insurance Company ,r,,,,,,,,,,,,,l,,,,YYY,,,,,- AKKK, ,,,, Larry's v,,r r,,,,,,, ,,,,,,YYY,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, - Lebus International Engineers, Incorporated ,,,,,,,,r,,,,,,,,,,,,Y ,,,,,,,, Leilawood Flowers ,,,,,r,,,-,,, Leonard's Sweet Shop .,,.r,, Le Tourneau, R. G. ..,... , Little Chain Food Store 260 252 284 257 252 249 281 248 247 264 253 25 l 247 270 253 277 265 250 256 267 257 253 276 276 261 282 247 261 277 255 245 265 251 257 255 266 261 260 257 271 247 264 263 252 257 271 ..,...,,,,,264 273 .,,,,,,,,..284 255 245 255 ,,.....,.,,250 ,,,..,,r,..278 260 Little Jumbo Sandwich Shop ,,,.. .,,.. 2 45 Locy Real. Estate ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 247 Lodi Drilling and Service Company 268 Long, Jack, Rambler Company .,,,,,,,,,, 244 Long Leaf Lumber Company ,,,,, .,,,., 2 71 Longview Construction Company ,,,,,,. 270 Longview Drug ....,.....,,.,,,.,,.,,,,,,,,, ..,.., 2 76 Longview Electric Company W 270 Longview Feed ,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,.,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, 2 45 Longview Linen Service ,,..,,,,,, ,,,,,,,., 2 53 Longview Lumber Company ..,.,, .....,.... 2 65 Longview Motor Hotel ..,.....,,..,,,.,,,.,,,,,, 280 Longview National Bank ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 265 Lon view Print and Letter Shop ........ . 257 Longview Typewriter Exchange ,,,,,,,,,,, 275 Loomis, N. E. ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, W 272 McEachern, C. B. ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, 2 70 Mclntosh Rexall Drug ,,.,,,,.,, 264 McLendon Cleaners ....,,,....,,,..,, ..,...,,,, 2 60 McLendon, Joe, Mobil Service .,,,,,,,,,,,., lNIcWilliams ...,......,,,.,...,.....,,,,,..,..,,,,..,,......, Machinery Supply and Grinding Co. Magee Co. .,,,....,,,,,,,,,,,,........,,.,,,,,,..,....,...... Mansfield Hardwood Lumber Co. ..... , Mar1tzy's ,,......,...,.....,,,,,.,,,,....,,.....,,,,,.. ..,,.,, Medical Arts Pharmacy ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, A Midget Market ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,ll Modisette's Gulf Service ,,...... Moffet Lumber Co. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,r, , Moody's .,.,,,,,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,r,,,,,, ,,-,,-,,, Moodyis Stamp and Coin Co. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , Moore Brothers Lumber Co. H ...... Moore-Neal Company ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,r Morgan, Louis, Drug ,,,,,,,,, Moses, M. E., Co. ..,, ,,,,,r,, A Motor Equipment Co. ,,,,,,,,,,, , ,,,,, -, Nash's Clothiers ,,,,,,,,,.,,r,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,Y,Y 265 250 253 244 282 258 279 .267 285 245 261 .282 255 283 244 261 245 261 National Security Insurance ,,,, ,,,,,,,,Y, 2 77 Northcutt Insurance Agency ,,,,,,,YrYYY,,,,, Norton and Barbee Grocery ,,,,,, c,,r,YY,, One Hour Martinizing, ,,,, ,,YY,,,,, Ozan Motor Company ...., Parker Barber Shop ..,,,,.. Paul's Photography .,,,,, Peerless Laundry ,,,,,... Pegues-Hurst Ford Co. Penneyls, I. C., Co. Perkins Brothers Co. ,,,,,,,-,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, A Perkins-Junction Pharmacy Plaschke Jewelers ,,.,,,,,,-,,,,,Y Pliler Typewriter Service Prescription Shop ,.., Quality Body Works ,.., Queen, Dr. Milton ,,..r,,, Raney s ,,,,,,,,YY,,,,. M,VYY,,--- Record Shop -.,,,r,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Reliable Motor Supply ,-,,r,,, ,,,,,-,g, Richards, Bill, Used Cars YYVY YMYYY-,V 276 257 271 247 261 285 280 266 259 251 267 273 255 267 276 275 255 261 283 283 f Rieger's Cleaners .....,,,.,,,,.......,,, ....,,, 2 52 Sladels ...VY,Y,.......Y,,,.,..... . YY.,,,,, 274 Tramcl, 1116121 ,,Y,4.......Y .....,Y,, 2 60 Riley's Paint and Body Shop .,,,,A,,....,., 269 SHO-Wh110 14HllI1f1l'Y -----A4--- ------4- 2 59 Trice Production Co. Y,,, ..,,.,,, 2 59 R01J1Ji11S, 101111 C- .fff...4Y.--.fffff.-... ffff... 2 73 5011111 618811 C011 Course ffffffff 255 Trinity Lumber Co. .r... ...,.,,,, 2 52 Robertson, Leon ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, 2 76 50111112111 Plumbing CO- ---- -------- 2 46 Tumerfs Jewdry --fii A---wiwiV 2 75 Royal Clearwrs -o4A--.. -o ...A... 2 70 501111118851 Electric - ooooo- ' oro4A'--- 2 19 Udou, Inc, r,rr4,,,,,,, rrA,,,,,r 2 83 Royall Beauty Supply ...l-f -......l 2 76 Zpfirlgsi, CR B' ,Sf ' j A rrrA r rrrr'rAA 3 gg United Gas r,,,,r r,,,,,,,r 2 51 Ruff Real Estate ......,,,,, ....... , 258 551, esllopay' lsm mor 'AA 2 55 V1o1ot Shoppe AMM7A-----,-- --n.,,,7, 2 82 Russell Electric Co. ....., ,,,,,,, 2 51 Taylor, Nancy, Finishing School and Wobol-is Root Boer --lbrrrr YA------- 2 81 S81eW8Y Cab CO- ------- -f--f-- 2 47 Modeling Studio ...,..,,,,,,....,,,Y,,,..YY..Y,,,,Y,... 253 Welch Funeral Home ,,,,.,,, ,,,,,,,,, 2 54 Sapp Nursery ............,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,.,r,.....,,,.,,,,,, 271 Texas Eastman Co. ...., .,,,,... 2 48 Westbrook Auto Supply oooooo ooooooooo 2 73 Sample T.V. and Radio Service 7.Y575,5,5, 251 TCXHS F11f111111f9 CO- -oooo -o-o---- 2 46 Wilson Distfilnnting Co, ,,,- ,w,q7rVrV 2 46 Sewall Paint Store 7575..55,........w,.,575,5,5r55,r,, 275 T110mPS0111S e'e'--'-'e'efe4' 5'55e--- 2 75 Wi1oon'o Pawn Shop VrrV,,,, ,rrrrr4,r 2 60 Shoemakefs .....7,,... ......, 2 44 Tomlinson' Clyde r 'r j 250 Wyniyo Cnfotorio ,-,,,,,,-w ,wrrrrrrr 2 69 Skaggs Rubber Co. . .r,.. ..,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, 2 7 6 TOmmY1S,Hf1mb1e Servlce M, 281 Youngtown .... ,,,,,,,,r 2 74 Skipper and Ziegler Insurance ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 250 Topp Pfimmg CO' AA M 2 67 Y.M.C.A. .... ,,,,,,,-- 2 44 Adams, Mrs. J. S. ,,,,,,...,, ....,,, 1 83 Hawkins, Bill .....,,.... ,,,, 1 8, 129, 173 Overall, H. L. ,,,,,,,, ,,,,r,,....,,,,,,,.,,...., 1 72 Baushke, Mrs. M. M. .l...., 170 Hineman, James G. ,,,, ,.rr....,,,....,,.,,,,, 1 79 Pennell, Jim ,,,......,,,. ....... 1 1, 18, 125, 175 Bayless, W. B. .,,,,,,,..... ....,,, 1 65 Howell, Mrs. Helen ......l.. ,........ 1 9, 168 Poore, Mrs. Virginia ..... ,....,.....,,..r 1 0, 167 Bennett, Dorothy ........i... ,.............. 1 65 Hutchings, Mrs. J. W. .................... 157, 168 Roark, Mrs. Eloise ..... ......... 1 7 180 Billingslea, Miss Sylvia ...... 11, 170 Jones, Bill ,..................,... ,,....... 1 6, 21, 77 Roberts, Mrs. Earl .....,... ............. 1 65 Blount, R. E. 1'Peppy ....... 165 Jones, Bill ....,............ ......., 1 6, 21, 177 Robinson, Miss Sybil ...,.... ..,.,,... 1 3 171 Caruthers, J. W. ............ ........ 1 74 Kimbrough, O. L. ........ .......,....,...... 1 65 Rotondo, Daniel J. ....... ..........,.,...., . 181 Cody, Mrs. R. A. ..... ...................... 1 82 Kirkhani, Miss Ruth ...... ............ 1 69 Rowntree, Miss Rebecca ....... 18, 21, 157, Collier, Bobby .....,.s .ssss.... 1 8, 130, 177 Lambert, Miss Born , .s.s...,..,. 18, 176 158, 170 Cooksey, Bennett .,... .................. 1 64 Landers, Tom ,.,..., ...,................... 1 65 Simmons' Mrs' Janette 'A---e 1 64 Dees, W. B. ......,,,,,,,..1.... .....,,.. 1 59, 176 Little, James H. ....... .......... 1 6, 158, 173 Siepiifinst 11011 eeeeo-------eeee -------- 1 2, 18, 183 DuBose, Mrs. Bertha ...... ............... 1 74 L0nC1011, J. G. ....... ............... 1 6, 175 Teat' Herbert 1 6' 181 Fickling, Miss Susan ...,., .,......,,,.... 1 7, 171 Mooooon, Doris ....... ........ 1 65 Tuck, Mis' W- K- eeee- e'---------ve 1 78 Field, M1-5, T, G, ,,,,,2, ,,,,,,,,,,,,1,,,,, 1 4, 176 Mackey, Douglas ....... ........ 1 79 Turner, C' C' '7 '7 '7' 1 78 Flew, T. G- ,,VY,Y,V-,------ 10, 12, 14, 166 Maloney, 11, G, ooooolooo oooo ooooooo 1 3 2 Wester, Melvin .......... ......., 1 0, 167 Footo, Mis, Virginia ,..,,.... 12, 159, 168 Mason, C- B- -of.--f----'oooo----fooooo 111---'--fo' 1 65 Wesieff MIS' Melvin -7-f ---------7 1 3i 182 Gaddis, vom, oolololooon ,,-,o,,o,,,o,,,,,,o,, 1 2,1 Mathews, Di, Charles F. ,,,,. ,,,.,,,, 1 2, 164 Williams. Mrs- Addijo V... .......... 1 65, 62 Grassman, Michael ,,A,--- A,------,,,V,,-AA,---, 1 78 Moroor, A11on ----,o--,----o,,-o oooooooo 1 75 Williams, Arthur ................ .......,,.,,. 1 79 Graves, W. L. -----,,,-A,1 -,---,v,, 1 8, 131, 177 Messner, D, M, o------W- oooooooo 1 65 Williams, Mrs. Herbert .................... 17 180 Gray, Jim ------q,,V,V,V1,1 ,-'V-VVV, 1 8,211 177 Minor, Mrs, Edna ,,,1,,,,,,,,,, ,,,1,,,1,,,,,Y 1 64 Wilkinson, C. N. ...............................,...,.... 172 Gray, Wanda ,1M,,-,-,,,A----VV -q---,V,'VwVV, 1 78 Mgntggmgry, Mrs, james oo,,,,,,,,o,oooo 159, 171 Wilson, Mrs. G. B. .................... 172, 157 159 Harris, Miss Kathryn -------' ------MY 1 69 Norris, LaVs-da ................ ............ 1 65 Young, M155 M8f11Y11 -------- -----------2-------- 1 69 Aaron, Linda Loraine ..,,........ 69, 198, 230 Androni Leo Alexander -7-' 77--7---- 3 5' 188 Banks, Rebecca A1111 ....--..1-.---1f 91, 178, 230 Aokoi, Coiootia Jane .,,, 4-1,61,146,169, 188 A11d10nfR012Cf1D1m111'1 -eeoo eeeee-ii--- 2 80 Bordwoll, Ronnie Quay .... 34, 66, 87, 93, Ackers Sherry Lea -Q--w,1vA1M-----v,,,,,AA--- 90, 214 Arnold, Robert Edward ......................... 230 114, 117, 121, 176, 188, 196, 208 Asaff, Jimmy Weldon ........ 13, 67, 69, 159, Barker, Ste hen Winnfield .................... 189 Adams, Bert LeCrande .... 98, 147, 180, 161, 169, 174, 188, 262 Barrow, Toflmy iiil -m15, 21, 41, 71, 89, 132, Adams, David Edward --oroorr 32, 36, 93, 98, AS11, R1C1'la1'd H1191 f------1-----'.-1------- 17, 36, 230 147, 154, 155, 157, 176, 188, 189, 198, 262 99,173,188 Atkinson, Bruce .......................................... 230 Barton, Sally Beth ,,,,,,, 32, 40, 67, 75, 88, Adams, Gary Wayne ..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,1,, 214 Awalt, Bruce Andrew ............ 63, 83, 84, 214 89, 97, 125, 156, 166, 189 Adams, Johnny Wallace ........ 11, 21, 33, 37, Awalt, David Marvin ........ 16, 22, 138, 139, Bass, Nancy Todd ........ 18, 31, 67, 76, 87, 67,87,89,154,159,16l,188 140, 141,144, 188 90, 146, 152, 155, 189, 196, 245, 279 Akin, Charles Wesley ....,......,...,,,,....... ..... , .188 Axberg, David Russell ................ 93, 123, 230 Bath, Edwin Tyler ,,,,....,,.................. 19, 230 Alexander, Janice ........ 9, 59, 85, 155, 161, Aynesworth, Jerry Ray ....... 20, 60, 71, 86, Bath, Trudy Lucille ,.,,......,. 68, 81, 96, 97 230 122-1312971721214 Bath, Winston Loyd ..,.,... 12, 40, 68, 145, Allan, Betsy Ann ...... ....,. 6 9, 230 Baber, Lester Roy .......,........ 158, 179, 188 147, 181, 188 Allen, Wanda Jean ...... ........ 1 88 Baeous, Robert Earl ....... .............. 1 80, 214 Baughke, Janice Sue ,,,,,,,, 13, 138, 139, 230 Beaird, Suzanne ...,,,., 10, 32, 41, 57, 65, 72, 74, 75, 76, 88, 155, 156, 160, 167, 244 Bearden, Mary Blanche ..,,..,, 20, 22, 34, 88, 138, 139, 142, 143, 168, Bearden, Nancy Elaine ........... ,88, 182, Beasley, Marijane Nlargarette ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Beatty, Charles Winfred ....... 83, 124, 127,151 Beavers, Carol Jane ..,...., 68, 84, 146, 161,182, Beavers, Phyllis Ann .,...,..,,.....,..,..l,, 69, Bochtold, Carolyn Marie .,...., 84, 168, Bell, Betty Ann ....,,,,,.,.,,, 68, 85, 161, Bell, John Lyn ,,,,,,..,,,,,,,, 138, 139, 140, Bennett, John Wayne .,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 93, Bennett, Virginia Mae ,... 38, 67, 91, Benson, Benny Butch ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,.,,,.,,,,, Benton, Vickie Louise ,,,,,,, 21, 60, 69, 148, 153, 155, 170 Berry, Mary Ann ,,..,,,,,,,. 40, 67, 110, Berry, Ronnie ,,,.,,.. 10, 21, 56, 62, 68, 81, 100, 104, 107, 156, 157, 166, 214, 261, Bivins, Sally .....,.,., ,..,.,,,...,, 4 1, 63, 167, Bivins, Winston Joseph ,,,,,,,,,,.,,,.., ..,,,... Black, Martha Ann 83, 148, 153, Blair, Joe ,,,.,.................,..,, 83, 132, 169, Blair, Winford Royce ,,,,,,,,,,, Blalack, Donna Elaine ,,,, ...,,... 1 75, Blalock, Roger Dale .....11 ,,,,.,...,......, Blankenship, Sherry Lee Bodenheim, Betty Adele ,,,,,,, 12, 68, 100,105,106,145,152,174 Bogue, George Dickson ......., 138, 139, Bogue, Ronnie Joe ,,,.,.,,...,.....,....,..,,,,,,,,,, Bolton, Paul Simmons ,,,,,,,, 20, 21, 22, 138, 139, 140, 152 Bolton, Sara Beth ,,,,,,,, 68, 83, 90, 97, 105, 107, 146, Bonham, Patricia Ann ,.......... 69, 85, Bonner, Alice Faye ....... 20, 21, 29, 37 142,143,155 Bonner, Tommy Warren ...,,....,....,,,,,,,,,,, Booth, Karon ....,,.. 13, 21, 68, 69, 97, 105, 161,176, Boswell, Gary Clay ..,,,,, 38, 86, 123, 179, Boszor, Marilyn Elaine .,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Bowen, Francis Randolph ...,.,, 23, 63, 77,1o7,155,159,160,174 Bowen, Karen Elizabeth ,,,.,,. 69, 83, Bowen, Phyllis Kay ..,,l.,..,,...l...,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Bowles, Dennis Jefferson ..,,,,, 37, 66, 89, 98, 99, 114, 117, 190 Boyd, Judy Carolyn .,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 91, 108, Boyd, Ruby Jo .,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,..,... 88, Brabham, Bob Edward .,,,,,,,,,, 84, 134, Branch, Billy Gayle .,,.,,,,,...,,,..........,,, 41, Brannon, Clifton Woodrow Jr. ,,,,,,, 15 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 67. 188. 293 67, 188 214 214 125. 230 152. 214 230 230 214 188 230 108, 182 230 97, 230 188 74, 244, 293 138 230 230, 266 214 214 230 ,230 230 84, 214 230 214 61, 190 100, 214 230 61, 190 230 214 158, 214 230 67, 190 230 230 84, 194 231 190 231 214 31, 157, 196 214 39, 44, 59, 67, 71, 145, 147, 152, 154, 180, 190, Braun, Arlin Daniel ,,,,,,, 23, 35, 67, 79, 88, 190, 196, 208 Braziel, Don Marshall ,,,,,.,, ,,,,,,,,, 1 82, Brice, John Michael ,,,,.. ,,..l,,,, 8 8, 215 Bridges, Jack ...........l..,,....,,,,,,.,....,,,,,,,,,,, 215 Brightwell, Charles Stanley ,,,.,,, 66, 70, 116. 119, 215 Brinker, Donna Jane .,,,..,, 16, 69, 173, 231 Brooks, George Alfred ......,, 84, 108, 231 Brown, Barbara A. ..,..,, 21, 61, 68, 102, 107, 146, 152, 174, 215 Brown, Betty Yarnell .,,,., 63, 79, 80, 81, 85, 100, 102, 107, 215 Brown, Bruce Edward ,.,.,...,,.,....,,,,..,, 17, 231 Brown, Edna Elaine .. ..............,,,....,.., 182 Brown, Micheal George ,. 32, 40, 61, 70, 109,110,111 215 Brown, Ronnie Henry ......,...., 18, 183, 215 Brown, Walter Stephen ...,...,, ...,.........., 2 31 Bruce, Sharon Jean ..,,,,,,,,,,,.,, 148, 182, 231 Bruner, Merry Kaye ,,,,,,, 16, 39, 67, 109, 110, 190 Brunson, Glenda Gay ,.....,,,..,.,...,..,,, 89, 190 Bryant, Barbara Jo ,..,,..,,.,...,.,,,.,....,........, 231 Bryant, John Lay ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 16, 84, 147, 231 Bryant, William Howard ,.,,... 33, 79, 87. 191, 208 Bumpass, Laura Kathryn ,,,,,,, 20, 21, 23, 40, 47, 57, 59, 62, 78, 104, 138, 139, 141, 157, 159, 191, 256, 293 Buie, James Edward ,.,.,,., 35, 70, 138, 139, 231 Burks, Jimmy Earl .l,.,,..................,........ 215 Huge, Virginia Gail l,,,,.,l,,,,,.,. 37, 102, 191 Bussey, Charles Bruce ,,.,,,,, 11, 68, 158, 161, 169, 215 Bynum, Richard Stuart .............,.. 159, 191 Byrd, Bobby Waiy'ne .,.,,, 20, 66, 71, 76, 77, 114, 116, 119, 121, 122, 134, 191 Cace, John Stephen 111 ,,,,,. 22, 84, 89, 138, 139, 144, 231 Calhoun, Richard Brent ..............., 163, 231 Calk, Sue Jeanne 20, 63, 68, 69, 83, 90, 105, 134, 173, 215 Calloway, Jon Micheal ...........,.......,....f... 231 Campbell, Clyde William .....,,, 71, 107, 159, 191, 267 Campbell, Dorothy Lillian ....,,, 21, 33, 41, 87, 97, 147, 155, 157, 159, 188, 190, 191, 208, 271 Capps, Ronnie Glenn .........,,,,,,1................ 93 Cardullo, Anna Jane ............,.....,A.......--f. 231 Carr, Kaylon ....,,.,,,,1,,,,......,. 69, 83, 155, 231 Carr, Raymond Renniks ,,,,,,,, 13, 29, 61, 63, 124, 125, 126, 134, 155, 159, 190, 191 Carter, Carolyn Faye ......,.,,,,,.., 69, 148, 231 Chambers, Patti Suzanne ,....., 20, 22, 138, 139, 140, 231 Chandler, James Otis ...,.,.. 98, 115, 119, 215 Chaney, Frank Knight ..-.ffffff. 21, 155, 215 Chastain, Brenda Joyce ........,.......... 37, 215 Cliavers, Frances Kay .....2..1... 110, 111, 215 Chaves, Lena Mae ...... ffffffffff------------ 1 91 Chaves, Susan ,..,..............1.....-,f, 92, 173, 231 Cheney, Russell Wright ....ffff..----,----f-A--,-- 231 Childress, Carl Wayne ,,,,.., 36, 37, 79, 106, 158,191,282 Clamp, Billie Dan ..,...............i.......- 86, 191 Clancy, Karen Kaye ....... 109, 110, 111, 215 Clanton, Virginia Elaine ., ...., 63, 65, 81, 83, 215 156, 297 Clark, Richard Cole ,,...,,, 22, 138, 139, 144, 231 Clement Jerry Vincient ,,,,..., 20, 29, 32, 40, 66, 71, 75, 99, 114, 117, 118, 120, 129, 156, 192 Clements, Mary Lou ..............., 69, 84, 231 Cobb, Charles Franklin Jr. ,.,,,,, 33, 39, 61, 62, 70, 154, 192, 279 Coggin, Wilbur Randall ,,,,... ,39, 87, 107, 192 Coil, Bobby Douglas ........... 32, 37, 40, 66, 71, 89,115,1l8, 215 Coil, Micheal Lee ........ 112, 123, 128, 155, 231 Cole, Joe ,,,,..............., .. ,,,.............. 37, 231 Cole, Edgar Lynn .,,,..,...,,.,.,.,.......... 110, 192 Cole, Mary Elizabeth ,,., 35, 67, 88, 89, 108, 146, 192 Collins, Carol Joy ........ ...,.,......i...... 2 15 Condray, Jesse Elmer ...,,,,,,,,, 17, 174, 192 Conley, Donald Ray ,,,,..,.............,..,...,... 231 Conner, Sandra Sue ........,,.. 40, 67, 79, 88, 192 Cook, Jeanne ,.,,,.., 22, 39, 62, 79, 138, 139, 144, 192 Coolidge, Jimmy Ray .........,,,,,,,,,,,,,,. 83, 231 Coolidge, Tommy Calvin ,..,.,, 39, 168, 182, 183, 192 Cooper, Stephan Clayton ...,..........., 134, 231 Coorpender, Sheryl Ann ..,,.,,, 63, 91, 185, 215 Corbitt, Glenda Nell ..............,,....,,.. 69, 232 Correll, Gay ....... 20, 28, 50, 64, 67, 76, 87, 145, 156, 158, 166, 192, 279 Correll, Randy Bernard .,...., 20, 61, 71, 123, 177, 232 Cotten, Ann Elizabeth ..........,, 69, 153, 232 Couch, Ronnie Eugene .............,..,,..,,,.... 215 Covin, Forrest David ,...,,,, 10, 13, 23, 30, 33, 38, 56, 57, 62, 67, 69, 70, 76, 152, 154, 160, 192, 244, 253, 261, 274, Cravey, Patsy Jeane ,,,,,,.,,,,.,,,.,,............. Crawford, Mary Evelyn ,,,,,,, 37, 67, 105, Crisler, Rita Nell ..,,.,...........,..,,,.,,,, 175, Crocker, Robert Lee ,,,,,,,,,,,. 138, 139, Crutcher, Bobbie .,,.,.., .,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,. Culver, Carole Lynn ............... 69, 148, Cunningham, Noretta Blanch .,,, 22, 139, Cupp, Sara Beth ,,,,....,,,, 138, 139, 141, Curry, Richard David .,,,..,, 38, 130, 161, Curtis, James Robert .,..... .69, 74, 84, 155, Damuth, Donald Lee ,....., ...,,....,,.,.,..,,. Daniels, Cheryl Jean ...,.,......,... 91, 146, Davenport, Dwight David ....... 87, 107, Davenport, Joe ....................,........... 135, Davidson, Edwin ........... ,66, 129, 130, Davidson, Terrye Dianne ..., 16, 68, 84, Davis, Charlotte Kay ,,,,..,,..,,.,,. 68, 90, 159, 293 232 87, 193 216 232 216 232 138, 232 232 193 100, 216 232 216 193 193 216 171, 216 216 Davis, Dustin ...,......,,l,,,.,,, 84, 92, 178, 232 Davis, Laura Lucile ,,..,,,, 67, 79, 84, 86, 100, 146, 193 Davis, Robert Willeford .,.,,.,, 22, 138, 139, 171, 232 87, Day, John Allen . ,,,. 16, 22, 138, 139, 177, Day, Richard Bryon ,,,,,,, 22, 138, 139, De Armand, Kenneth ,,,..,,..,........., 179, DeBerry, Martha Lee ,,.., ,,...,. 3 4, Dc-ramus, .lesse Phillip ......,,.,,,.,,, 179, Dillard, David Wayne ,.,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Ditto, Walter Gordon . ,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,, 1 74, Dort, Janice Evelyn ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, . 36, 163, Douglas, Stanley ,,,,,,,,,,, 20, 114, 119, Dowd, Barbara Gay ,,,,,,, 32, 37, 87, 139, 142, 143, 157 Downing, Danny Merrill ,,,,,,, 123, 173, Draper, Walter Gene ,,,,,, 13, 99, 168, Draper, Betty Perry 18, 60, 63, 84, 152. 174, 198 Drew, Floyd Ray ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,, . . Drew, Ronnie Roy .. ,,,,,,,,,, . 93, 123, Droppa, Barbara Joy .. 12, 36, 146, Dudley, Joanne Elizabeth . 21, 38, 68, 74, 75, 179, 188 Duffel, Leslie Ann . ,,,,,, . .. ,,,,,,,, Duffel, Dale L. ,,..,, .. .,,,,, 19, 85, 173, Dugger, Jerry . ,,,,, .. . ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, . 109, Duncan, Dena Lucille .. ..,, 22, 84, 138, Duncan, Sam Park lll ,,,,,,,,,,, 62, 106, Dunlord, James Owen ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 173, Dunlap, Robert Wayne 70, 83, 153, Dyess, Jamie Lee ,,,,, 15, 16, 33, 39, 104, 145, 149, 164 Eason, William Robert ,,..,,, 39, 62, 63 106, 107 Eason, Karen Ann ,.., 68, 85, 146, 152, Earhart, Charles Edwin ..,,.,,,...,,,,,. 85, Eckert, Linda Sue ,,,,,,,,,,,, 14, 17, 111, Edens, Nancy Earle .. ,,,, 67, 83, 148, Edmiston, Barbara Ann ,,,,,,, 12, 15. 89, 102, 103, 145, 155 Egbert, Tommy Evan ,,,,,,, 16, 18, 88, 145, 147, 149, 175, Elia, Charlene ,,,,,,, 20, 22, 41, 138, 139, Ellis, Nelda Joy ,,,,,,, 21, 63, 68. 83, 105, 107, 145 Ellis, Janice Elaine ,,,,,, 63, 80, 85, Ellis, William Glenn ,..,,. ,,,,,,,,,,, Emmel, Herbert William ,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, 1 69, Eseude, Leon Raymond .,..,...,,, 70, 84, Eubanks, Billie Carol .. 66, 131, 173, Eubanks, Bob ,,,,,,, 89, 99, 131, 158, Ewing, Billy Tucker ,,,,.,,, 15, 16, 20, 29, 39, 66, 71, 76, 98, 114, 117, 119, 120, 134, 145, 147, 154, 155, 194, 198, Falconer, Charlotte Ann ,,,,,,,, 16, 17, 69, 177, Farish, Richard Marrion ,,,,, ,,,,,,, 1 80, Feldman, Mark Booker ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, 8 4, Fclker, Frank Donald ...,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Ferchill, Patrick William ,,,,,,,, 69, 84, Ferguson, Bobby Glen ,,,,.,,,,,.,.........,,,,, Ferrell, Boyce Oneal .,.,.,, 38, 98, 194, Field, Micheal Emory ......,, 13, 14, 70, 176, 144. 232 216 193 193 216 232 216 193 216 138, 193 232 232 68, 216 216 232 193 67. 194 232 216 110 139, 232 194 216 183, 232 62, 194 80, 194 216 232 216 232 29, 194 106 194 194 100, 217 105, 216 232 217 232 176, 232 194, 206 38, 121, 202 83, 232 217 232 233 233 217 281 83, 217 Fielding, Peggy Sue .,,,,,, 38, 67, 102, 180, 195 Fields, A. B. ,,,,,,,, 21, 36, 134, 145, 147, 159,217 Finane, Theresa Alexis ,....,,, 12, 15, 16, 35, 62, 80, 103, 107, 149, 195 Fincher, Grace Earl ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 79, 176, 217 Finklea, Genelle Cornelia ,,,,,,,,, 148, 233 Finklea, Judge David ,,,,,, 17, 33, 39, 109, 111,217 Finklea, Judy .lo ..,,,,, 12, 14, 16, 59, 68, 87, 104, 1-15, 149, 157, 172 195 Finn, Mary Alice ,,,,,,,,,,, 68, 103, 155, 217 Finnell, Judith Ann ,,,,,,,,,,, 39, 67, 146, 195 Flaliie, Mike ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 11 Flanagan, Canda Beth ,,,,,,, 57, 69, 83, 148. 155, 233 Flanagan, Robert Franklin . . 32, 37 71. 77, 97, 99, 174, 217 Fleisher, Harvey Oscar ,,,,,,, 22, 138, 139, 144, 233 Fleming, Bobby Lynn ,,,,,,, ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,, 2 2 Flesher, Don Sanders Jr. ,,,, ,,,, 1 54, 217 Fletcher, Ronald William ,,,,,, 62, 106, 138, 139,144 195 Flewharty, Tommy C. ,,,,,,,., ,.,,,, . 83, 233 Ford, Charles Christopher ,,,,,,,,,,, 89, 195 Foster, Robert Riter ..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,..,,,,, 169, 217 Fouts, Larry Lynn ,.,.. ,,,,,,,,, 1 58, 176, 217 Fowler, Marion Squire ,,.,,,, 12, 15, 38, 145, 147, 149, 154, 157, 161, 1Q, 198 Fowler, Maxine Stuart ,,,,,,,,,,,Y,,YY,,,, 146, 217 FOX, Robert Way'ne ,,,,,,,Y,YY,,YY,YYY,Y,,, 177, 233 Franklin, Douglas Wayne ,,,,,,,, 122, 123, 217 Fried, Carlton Lee ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 217 Friend, Reginald David ,,,,,,, 84, 89, Fuller, Billie Katherine ,,...,,, 12, 16, 20, 68, 74, 76, 156, 176, 212, Fuller, Thomas Truman ,,,,,,,, 145, 147, Fulton, .James Ely ,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, 1 11, Fulrell, Melva Sheronne ,,,,,,, ,,,,,.,,,,,,,, Gable, ,Joe Larry ,,,,,,,,,,,,Y, ,,,,,,,,,,,,, Y Galleogs, Phillip T. ..,,...,.,....,,,,,,,.. 183, Galosy, Richard Allen ,...,.. 59, 69, 83, 155, Galyon, Norman Owen Jr. ....... 21, 33, 67, 70, 81, 155, 157, 190, Garison, Susan Gay ....... 61, 68, 91, 169,180, Garrett, John Lawrence ...... 21, 38, 67, 99, 107, 183, 188, Gaston, Edna Earle ,,,.,,Y,,,, , ,,,,,,,,, 85, Gattis, Virginia Ann ....... 22, 84, 138, Gentry, Linda J6 ................ 62, 83, 172, Gibson, Dianne ..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 68, 101, Cillock, Leon Edward ,....,..1Y,,YYYY,,,, 183, Gilmore, Eddie Gene Y,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 179, Gibson, Mari Vivian ........ 69, 74, 148, 170, Glasscock, William ,,,,. ...,,,.Y,,Y,YYYY 1 79, Glover, Mike Lynn ,.,,..,,,.,,,,,,,,,1 17, 32, Goode, Sandra Lou ....... 21, 32, 37, 65, 196, 208, Goodwin, Emily Kay .,..... 69, 77, 84, 155,161, Goodwin, Robert Philip ,....... 61, 70, 77 128, 155, 157, 229: 298 143 195 64, 217 195 195 233 233 233 130. 233 4L 195 146 217 193 148 139 217 217 217 233 153, 233 217 233 151 279 148 233 83, 233 Goodwin, William .Joseph ..,..,,, 14, 31, 67, 70, 79, 87, 89, 130, 152, 157, 158, 161, 168, 170, 182, 196 Gorman, Sharon Howe ............ 84, 145, 218 Gossett, Henrietta Lynn ....... 81, 91, 146, 159,169,218 Graham, Monty Lee ........ 57, 86, 256, 293 Graham, Patricia Ann ,.....21, 33, 41, 63, 67, 84, 97, 157, 166, 180, 186, 187, 196, 279 Gray, Bettina Jane ....... 12, 69, 91, 145, 155, 218 Gray, Scotty Ray .......... 70, 132, 173, 233 Gray, Vance Claus ........ 79, 180, 196, 206 Green, .loan Carolyn . . ..., .. ...88, 218 Green, Judith Ann .. ......... 92, 108, 233 Greene Gladys Lillian .....,...................... 196 Greene, Vivian Ann ..... 63, 68, 79, 83, 91. 100, 101, 105, 157, 161,218 Greer, Robert Lee ................... 133, 177, 233 Gregg Melvin Eugene . 20, 71, 81, 115. 119, 124, 125, 126,218 Gregory, Richard Roland ,.,,.,..,,..,,. 13, 196 Grell, Kay Ann .......................,.,......... 68, 218 Groom, Caroline Ann ,.,,,..,.........,. 69, 233 Grubbs, Jerry Mack ,.,,,... 22, 138, 139, 140, 233 Grubbs, W'illiam Edward ......... 22, 37, 138, 139, 144, 170, 218 Gugar, Teresa Ray ................... 69, 85, 233 Hall, Bill Hartwell .......... ............... 2 18 Hall, Catherine Joan ,....., .,...... 1 46, 218 Hallum, Omar Darwin ..... ............... 2 18 Hamby, Warren Francis ,.,.........,.., 172, 218 Hamilton, Ronald Eugene ........ 11, 93, 233 Hammett, Kenneth George ,.........,.....,. . 234 Hammonds, William Arthur ........,...... 218 Hancock, Barbara Jean ........ 16, 21, 32, 36, 62, 63, 67, 76, 84, 104, 155, 157, 188, 196 Hanson, Kenneth Allen ........... 62, 84, 218 Hanson, Elmer Leland ..... ,..,.,..,,.. 4 0, 218 Hardy, Judith Aim ,...,,..,,,,,.,,,,,, 69, 85, 234 Harmon, Guy Fred ....... 20, 66, 71, 77, 78, 93, 115, 116, 156, 196 Harper, Bill Weeks ..........,,,..,.,,.,,.,,,,,,,,,, 218 Harris, Donald Roy ....... ,.,.,.,,,,,,. 1 76, 218 Harrison, Gay Susan ,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,.. 83, 234 Harrison, Guy Newell ..,.,... 132, 173, 234 Hatcher, Hal Dixon ....,....... 41, 83, 133, 218 Hauk, Donald Benjamin ....... 20, 22, 107, 138, 139, 140, 141, 144 196 Hawkins, Iva Cheryl ....,................., 84, 234 Hawkins, Jennie Lea .................. .... 8 4, 234 Hawley, Sandra ...,..,,.,,. 21, 59, 68, 86, 90, 146, 218 Hays, Ralph Arnold ...........................,... .196 Hayes, Anne Marjorie ....... 21, 63, 68, 69, 76, 97, 219 Hays, Mary Ann ........ ......... 63, 83, 234 Heim, Jerry Waune ,.,,...,.,,,, ,,,,,.,..,,.,,,,,. 2 19 Heizer, Richard Carroll ,..,,,,,,,,...,...,..... ,93 Helms, Linda Kay .,...... 22, 138, 139, 234 Helvenston, Kathy June ........ 63, 145, 180, 197 Henderson, Joe Miles ,,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,..,,,,. 234 Henning, Sandra Carol ......,. 21, 68, 69, 76, 86, 97, 179, 219 Herndon, Billy Don ........vv,,,,,,,,,,... 83, 197 Hestand, Paula Faye ,,,,.,,, 68, 89, 101, 219 Higbee, Barbara Ann ...,,,,, 63, 68, 69, 81. 219 Hill, Nancy Lee ....,,, 35, 102, 103, 146, 149. 161, 197 Hill, Richard .,..,,,1........,,,,,,,,,,,,....-.., 111, 219 Hindman, Martha Ellen .,,,,,, 63, 68, 83, 90. 101,219 Hineman, Charles Edward ............... 99, 234 Hinkle, Dee Allen .........., ,.,,..1..... 2 1, 219 Hitt, Dewey Lee Jr. ,,,,.,,.....,.,,,,,,,,,,,:,,,,, 234 Hodges, Mary Elizabeth ,,,,,,, 21, 65, 68, 74, 105, 219 Hoffman, Denise Cecile ,,,,,,,,.., 90, 146, 219 Hoffman, Ellsworth Leonard ,,,,,,,,,, ,..,.. 2 19 Hogan, Robert Earl ,,,,,,,,....,.,. 123, 129, 234 Hogg, Gary Lynn ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 22, 138, 139, 234 Holdridge, Kathy Jane ,,,,,,,, 17, 59, 69, 74, 92,144,155,178,284 Holiman, Edwinna Marie ,..,,,, 18, 36, 194 Holland, Ronald Terry ., 38, 160, Lili 7 Holley, Helen Beth ...,... 68, 85, 97, 169, 219 Hollingsworth, Barbara Ann ..,.. 292, 234 Holloway, Carolyn .........., 69, 85, 148, 234 Holt, Kaaran Ann ,,,,,,,,,,, 81, 82, 134, 197 Holt, Nathan Marsene Jr. 84, 134, 234 Holtslander, Barbara Kaye ..,,.,..... 90, 197 Horne, Danny Ray ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,...,,...., 219 Horne, Elizabeth Lee ....,,,....,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,, 234 Howard, Fredna Sue ,,,,,,,, 35, 63, 67, 84, 81, 87, 104, 145, 197 Hudson, Annette Marie ,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 84, 234 Huffman, William Rogers .,,,,,, 35, 67, 106, 158, 197 Hug, Carol Sue ..,,... ,.,,,,,,,, 6 9, 85, 234 Hughes, Helen Louise ......,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 234 Hull, David Carloek ,,,,,,,, 10, 14, 15, 27, 28, 58, 70, 129, 155, 156, 157, 161, 197 Humphrey, Terry Cecil 22, 138, 139, 234 Hunnicutt, Rose Anne ....... 20, 21, 62, 88, 105, 138, 139, 140, 141, 198 Hunt, Glenda Marjorie . ..,...,.,,,,,,,..,,,,,,,, 234 Hunter, David Robert .,.,...,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 219 Hunter, Terre1 Kent ,,,,,,, 21, 23, 138, 139, 140,219 Hurst, Jim Harrison ,,,.,,,,, ,,,,,,, 1 32, 219 Hutcheson, Jane Lanelle ..,.....,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 198 Hutcheson, Virginia Gayle ,,,,,,, 92, 178, 234 Impson, Janice Janeen ,,,,,,,,,,, 86, 92, 234 Ingram, Sue Ann ,,,,,,, 59, 68, 69, 85, 97, 148, 288, 235 Irwin, Gerald Broekett ,,,,,,, 16, 22, 60, 70, 74, 75, 138, 139, 144, 177, 235 Irwin, Martha Elizabeth ...,.... 12, 18, 68, 69, 219 85, 100, 174, 181, Irwin, Thomas Osborn ,,,,,,, 13, 16, 22, 70, 83, 138, 139, Jackson, Andrew Craig ,,,,,,,,,,,,1,,.,,,.1,,,.., Jackson, Bobby Tillo .,,,,,,,1.......,.. 123, Jorgensen, Pamela Lee ,,,,,,,, 16, 68, 81, 102, Jackson, Monagay ....... 69, 84, 97, 171, Jackson, Robert Eugene ,,,,,,,, 10, 11, Jamar, Linda. Lou .......,.,.., ....,,, 1 10, 60, 235 235 235 101. 220 235 123, 235 198 James, John Wayne ....,,,., ,,,,,,,,,,, 1 73, 235 Jameson, David Coleman ,,,.,,., 93, 183, 219 Jankey, Theresa Gay ,,,,,,, 68, 69, 83, 90, 108, 155, 235 Jennings, Larry Stephen ,,,,,,,, 145, 147, 219 Jester, Jerald Wayne ,,,,,,,,..,....,,,,.......,,.. 235 Johnson, Jeanne Carol H 91, 111, 169, 219 Johnson, Jimmy Galen ,,,,,,, 66, 71, 99, 124, 125, 126, 127, 130, 155, 220 Johnson, Linda Carol ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 235 Johnson, Sam Houston III , 20, 41, 62, 66,115,118,119,181,184,161,220 Johnson, Sharon Dianne .....,,,. , 103, 220 Johnston, Margaret Gayle 2, 30, 38, 44, 56, 59, 65, 67, 72, 104, 152, 157, 198, 256, 263 Jones, Charles Richard 99. 124, 125, 127, 170 220 Jones, Chris Leeman ,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, 2 35 Jones, Geneva Sue ..... ,,,,,,, 8 5, 146, 220 Jones, Golda Fay ..,.11,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.. 235 Jones, Margaret Ann 62, 63, 69, 80, 220 Jones, Mary Ruth ..,.,,,...,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 178, 235 Jones, Mary Winifred ..,,,,,, 13, 15, 17, 40, 84,100,101,104,145,171 192 Jones, Fred ..,...,1.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,.., 63, 101, 149 Jones, Ronnie Carroll .,,,. ,,,,,,,, 1 60, 235 Jones, Wayne ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, 1 38, 139 Jopling, David Gary ,,,., .1,,,,,,,,,, 1 77, 235 Kain, Barbara Louise ......,,.,,,,,,, 36, 67, 198 Keese, Raymond Reddell .,,,,........., 62, 220 Kellum, Sandra Kay ,,,,,,, 20, 29, 38, 64. 72, 146, 157, 158, 169 198 Kent, Nancy Rea ,,,,..,,.,,,. 13, 68, 85, 220 Ketchum, Paul Joseph , , 13, 18, 20, 30, 38, 66, 71, 129, 157 198 Kiergan, David Benjamin ,,,,,, 59, 63, 66, 114, 116, 118, 119, 121, 152, 159, 220 Killingsworth, Charles Lee .1r. .,,,,,, 84, 14-5, 147, 153, 154, 171, 181 220 King Cookm ,,,,,,, 30,37,61,67,84,89,90 92, 96, 146, 186, 198 245 King, Ronnie Buford ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 85, 235 Klibert, Bryan Norman ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 99, 235 Koford, Charlotte Camilla ,,,,,,, 69, 85, 152, 235 Koford, Kenneth Carmeron ,,,,,, 1,1,,, 2 20 Kulig, Michael Ray ,,,1,,,,,,, ,,,,,,11,1,11 2 35 Kulig, Stanley Thomas ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 109, 110 Kutzer, Pamela ,,,,,,., 13, 68, 81, 91, 100, 145, 158, 220 Laeour, Darryl Leon ,,,,,,,,,,,,1,11,,,,,,,, 35, 198 Lambert, Sharon B. .,,,,,, 35, 63, 80, 89, 104, 176, 179, 199, 210 LaMont, Dan Dt-rel ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,1,,,,,,,,,,,, 235 Landry, LaJuana Laurence ..,..,,, 79, 85, 102, 146 220 Lancaster, Sonya Sue ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 68, 69, 220 Landers, Mike Carl ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 70, 235 Landers, Thomas William III ,,,.... 33, 39, 63, 125, 127, 132, 190, 199 Iangharn, Earl Ray ,,,1,,,,1,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,-,,,,, 2 20 Lantz, Carol ,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, 1 73, 235 Larkins, Linda ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 3 3, 199 Lasiter, Carolyn Sue ,,..,,, 15, 21, 29, 42, 59, 64, 67, 89, 96, 97, 157, 158, 199 299 Lasiter, Julie Anne .,.,..., 68, 76, 77, 85, 87, 145, 154, 171, 220 Lauderback, Ann Scott ,,...., 69, 83, 148, 175 235 Lawrence, Raymond Larry 1 Laws, Larry Thomas ,,,,,,, 11, 20, 23, 66, 68, 116, 158, 179 220 Laws, Sheri Lyn .,,,,.,,..,,,,,,,,,,,,, 67, 79, 199 Lay, Robert Gene ,,,..,., 16, 17, 138, 139, 235 Lay, Thomas Gilbert ..,..,,,,.,,,,,,1,,,,,, 175, 236 LeTourneau, Elizabeth Cline ,,,,, 16, 69, 84, 145, 148 236 LeTourneau, Sara Louise ..,,, ,68, 84, 170, 182 221 Lewis, David Leigh ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,. 107, 199 Lewis, Linda June ,,,,,,..,.. 69, 148, 175, 236 Lile, Betty Margaret ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 81, 236 Lindsey, Gary Don ,,,,,,.........,..1..1,,,,, 99, 221 Linsenbardt, Albin William ,,,,1,,, 17, 81, 83, 145,147,158,221 Linsenbardt, Larry Wayne 17, 83, 147, 236 Lipsey, Robert Kon .,,,.,,, 160, 161, 173, 236 Lipsey, Ronald Ray ,,,.,,,, 34, 66, 93, 115, 118, 182 199 Little, Jane Page ...,,,, 12, 30, 38, 61, 67, 96, 97, 154, 156, 166, 199 279 Little, John Leonard ,,,,,,,,..,,,...... 134, 221 Livingston, William Lytle ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,1,,1,,, 199 Lobb, Linda Murel .,,,,,, 69, 83, 161, 170, 236 Loftis, Nancy Gray ,,,,,,, 13, 59, 69, 148, 155, 236, 266 Lofton, Morgan John ,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,11,,, 2 36 London, Joe Carol ..,1..,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 18, 175, 199 London, Vicki Ann ......,, 17, 32, 40, 67, 79, 90, 157, 178, 199 Loomis, Mary Kathleen ,,,,,,. 59, 65, 68, 72, 83, 152, 154, 156, 171, 221 Loomis, Celia Lynn ,....., 59, 69, 72, 77, 148,236 Loveless, Brinda Louise ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 236 McAllister, Jerry Michael .,,,,,, 40, 88, 138, 139,140,144,200,210 McAuley, James Franklin ,,,,.,., 15, 22, 36, 138, 139, 144, 236 McBride, John David ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 84, 236 McCaffity, Jerry Lloyd ...,..,, 13, 59, 68, 99, 160,221 McCanne, Jimmy Allen ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 18, 179 MCCranie, Billy Bruce ,,,,,,,,,,, 38, 160, 221 McCul1ey, Bobby Leon ,,,..., 145, 181, 221 McCullough, William Dale 18, 20, 37, 66, 70, 115, 117, 145, 147, 175, 221 McDaniel, John Robery ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 2 36 McDanie1s, Judith Marie ..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 221 McDonald, Charles hiike ,,,,,,,,,,,, 93, 99, 221 MCDivitt, Diana Lynn ,,,,,,,,,,,, 146, 177, 221 McDowell, Beverly Anne ,....,, 68, 79, 91, 101, 221 MeEachern, Robert Edward ,,,..,. 59, 130, 160, 221 MCGa1'vey, Douglas ,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 86, 200 McGee, David Allen .....,,, 66, 87, 118, 200 McGee, Gayle ,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,.,-,.,, 2 21 McGi1vray, Mitchell Mack ,,,,,,,,,,,, 108, 221 McGonig1e, Alice Elizabeth ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, 2 36 MeGrade, George Ernest ,.,.,,, , .,,, 40 Meflrede, John Robert ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 179 McGregor, Charlotte Lanell ,,,,,,,,.., 60, 175 Mclntosh, Martha Nell ., ,.,. 69, 83, 148. 155,286 McKinley, Kenneth Eugene ,,,,,,, 15, 20, 59, 66, 115, 119, 130, 221 MeLendon, JoCarol ,,,,,,, 21, 69, 107, 175. 236 McLendon, Judith Ann .,,,,,, 21, 31, 46, 57. 67, 69, 73, 76, 87, 104, 145, 148, 156, 170, 186, 188, 190, 200, 244, 245 MeLendon, Williain Clarence Jr. , ,, 18, 71, 175, 221 McLeroy, lva Nell ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 200 McLeod, Margaret Ruth ,,,,, 15, 38, 59, 81,101,145, 171, 67, 200 MeLeroy, Hilda Ruthann , 69, McMahon, Daniel David ,, ,, 20, 23, 37, 60, 66, 70, 74, 77. 81. 115. 119. 121, 236 57, 147. 157, 212, 213. 221, 281-4, 293 MeMeans, Janice Kay ,,,,,, 88, 104, 105, 200 MeNeW, Dixie Lee ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 138, 139, 236 McPherson, Garland ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, 1 73, 236 Macias, Felipa Cecilia .,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, 1 72, 221 Maeias, Godfrey , ,,,,, 66, 115, 119, 200 Macias, Joe . ,.... ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 2 0 0 MaeKay, Joseph Austin 19, 34, 78, 80, 98, 145, 152, 169, 200 210 Magee, David ., ,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, H115 Maier, Dennis Allan ,,,.,23, 33, 39, 57. 222 63, 67, 70, 106, 155, 157, 159, 200, 206. 253, 293 Malone, James Danny ....,, 20, 33, 66, 89, 99, 115, 116, 121, 201 Malone, John Lester ,,,.,, 66, 87, 115, 118, 120, 124, 125, 127, 130, 221 llarks, Jo Ann ,,,.,,,. 17, 85, 92, 138, 139, 178 236 Marler, Mary Edna .. .,....,, ,,Y. , 79, 221 Martin, Edwin Michael ..,,,,,, 12, 147, 194, 201 Martin, Joe Lee ,,,,,,,.,,,..,. 13, 93, 123, 222 Martin, Johnny Aaron 22, 138, 139, 140, 179, 222 Martin, Melvin Arthur ,, 35, 169, 179, 222 Mathews, Carol ,,,,,, 18, 101, 161, 169, 175, 222 Matthews, Janie Marie ,. ,, ,,,,,, 17, 178, 222 Matthews, Lynda Joyce 34, 45, 67, 87 184, 157, 159, 201 May, Curtis .,,,,,, 66, 71, 83, 122, 123. 130, 160, 169 iviiiyfit-ia, Betty 16 19, 21, 22, 179, 286 Mayfield, Judy Mae .,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 88, 201 Mayo, Kathy ...,... 21, 88, 67, 157, 180, 201, 204 Mays, Sharron Dolores ,,,.,., 59, 69, 83, 236 Medders, Violet Gayle ,,,,,,.,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,, 236 Metcalf, Billy Dean ,,,,, ,,,,,,, 9 3, 236 Meyer, Ray Edward ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 9 3, 201 Mikeska, Marvin Roy ,,,,,,.,,, 83, 172, 236 Miller, Anthony John .,,,,,, 11, 20, 39, 66, 70, 114, 116, 120, 155, 169, 201 Maier, Richard Earl ....... 85, 123, 14.5, 222 Miller, Stephen Wayne ,,,,,,,,, ,.,, , ,, ,,,,,, , 237 Mills, Vernie .,,,,,,,,,. ,,,.., ,,,,,,, 1 0 9, 111, 222 a Milstein, Rusty ,,,.,,, 59, 66, 68, 70, 212, 222, 260 Minor, Sarah ,,,,.. ,35, 63 67, 104, 160, Minter, Albert Hall 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Minter, Maurice Murray ,,,,,,,, 138, 139, Mitchell, James Robert ,,,,,, Mitchell, Kris ,,,..,,,,,.,.,,,, ,,,,.,. 6 8, Mitchell, Rohert Allen ,,,, ,, , 88, Mitchell, Sherry ,,,,,,,,,,,,..,.... ,.,.,,,,,,, 1 48, Mitchell, Williziiii David ,,,,,,, 22, 108, 139 Mix, Patricia 5 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,....., 92, Mix, Paul ,,,, ,,,,,,,,, ,,.,,,,,,,,,, 6 3 , 81, 133, Mohbs, Edward Lee ,,,,,,,,..,,..........,. 177, Modisette, Tommy ,,,,., ,,,,,,,,,. 1 3, 161, Molina, Jesse ,,,,,,,.. ..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,. . 4 Monsour, Garland ,,,,,,,, 64, 67, 86, 89, 105, 14, -20, 26, 28 155, 157, 158. 202 i hloore, Josh ,,,,,,,,,, ,.,.,, l 23, 147, Moore, Judy Ann ..,., ,,,,,,....,,.. 8 li, Moore, Lou Jean ,,,,, ,,,,, , ,39, 97, Moore, Mary Ruth ,,,,,,,,,.,,,,. ..... .... 3 6 , Moran, Doralynn 13, 68, 69, 81, 100, 102, 103, 155, 170, Morehead, Ann ,,,,, 19, 37, 67, 72, 78, 148, 166, 200 Morehead, Patricia . N69, 91, Morgan, Jim ,,,,,,,,,,, 22, 61, 66, 132, Morgan, Kenneth . .. ,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Morris, Don ,,,.,,,.,, .,,,,, ,,,.,,,, 1 2 3, 128, Morris, Larry ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.., 147, Morris, Nancy ,. .,,,. 12, 16, 38, 104, 161, 181 Morton, Stroud ,,....,.,..,...,,...,,,.,,,,.,.,,,, 83, Moseoey, Freddie Jean ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 110, Moser, Joel ,,,,,,, 21, 36, 47, 67, 70, 129, 157, 159, 188, 1v16S18y, Km 12, 21, 56, 68, 65, 68, 105, 145, 149, 152, 156, 157, 159, 213, 244, Motley, Raymond Leon ...,...,,,...,.....,,.,,, Murray, Bobby Garland .,,..., 8 ,,,.... Murray, Lynda ,,,,,,,,,,,, 38, 69, 1116, 180, Myers, Baxter E. ,,,,... 16, 22, 45, 138, 140, 141, 144, 145, 147, 181 Myers, Robert ,,,,,,, 17, 20, 30, 32, 41 66, 71, 75, 114, 117, 118, 122, 124, 126, 127, 131, 138, 157, Nash, Jerry ,,,,,,,,,,,.,,, 59, 71, 79, 122, Nash, Nancy ...., .13, 69, 84, 148, 171, Neal, Linda H ,,,,.,, ,, 21, 69, 148, Neal, John 511110111115 ,, , 21, 39, 67, 70, 89, 159, 176, Nelms, Mark ...,.,,,,, , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,, , Nelson, Joe Allen ,..,.,,,...,,,,, 62, 81, 168, Ncyman, Sandra Kay ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , Nikos, Sandra Kay 68, 90, 92, 103, Nix, Virgil Hue ....... 22, 138, 189, 168, Nohlc, John .,,,, ,21, 33, 41, 67, 88, 161, Noble, Te ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,1,,,,,,,,,,,, Nutt, Mary Diane ......, 67, 69, 88, 89, 146, O'Daniel, Woody ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 59, 69, 83, Odom, Maria Yvonne ..,,.. 37, 110, v 1 156. 266 201 , 22 140. 201 237 222 201 237 138, 237 237 222 237 222 222 58. 161, 27-1 237 237 202 202 97. 222 145. 202 237 222 222 237 237 145, 202 202 76, 202 74, 222, 293 179 222 202 139. 202 60, 125, 202 234 284 237 73, 208 287 203 228 228 287 208 237 102, 208 237 111, 178, 203 300 Ogden, Linda ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, 9 1, 223 Oliver, Jack ..,........., ,,,,,,,,,,,,..,,... 8 7, 203 Oney, Roy Melvin ............,,,. iii ,,,, 177, 237 Osborn, Betty Jean ,,,,,,, 22, 138, 139, 237 osboia, J. D. 222.2....2. 22, 108, 188, 189, 169, 223 Owen, David Ray ,,,,,,, 46, 69, 131, 135, 171 Owen, James Michael ,,,,,,, 40, 47, 56, 62, 63, 70, 107, 155, 157, 203, 253, 256, 293 Owens, David William 46, 66, 71, 99, 116, 128, 131, 203 Owens, John Will ,.,,.,, 20, 39, 66, 71, 88, 99, 117, 134, 152, 202, 203 Painter, John Paul ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 83, 237 Palmer, David Patil ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 203 Paris, Nancy ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 146, 203 Parker, Brenda Sue ,,,.,, 35, 108, 109, 110, 204 Parker, Carl ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 223, 237 Parker, David ,,,, 35, 61, 66, 131, 156, 223 Parker, Nancy ,,,,,,,,,,, 56, 69, 84, 237, 293 Parrish, Wilmer Eugene ,,,,,,,, 138, 139, 223 Parsons, John William ..,.... ..,,,,.,,, 1 28, 223 Pasehe, Arthur Lester ..,,., ,,.,,, 2 23, 237 Pasche, Roy Harry ..,,.,,,...,,,..,,,....,..,,,, , 175 Passmore, Ann ,,....., 33, 41, 88, 90, 91, 157, 204 Pate, Anne ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 2 04 Patterson, Dean ,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 67, 84, 237 Patterson, Helen Fern ..,,., 36, 106, 204 Pebsworth, Patricia W13, 35, 67, 88, 97, 102, 106, 204- Pellett, Mary Sue .,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,, 35, 67, 204 Pepper, Kenneth Wayne ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 2 23 Pepper, Nancy Carol .,,,..,,, ,,,,,,,,,,, 1 48, 238 Perkins, Judy , ,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, 6 8, 176, 223 Perry, Carol ,,,..,,,............,..,..........,,,,,,, 11, 223 Perry, Ronnie Mack ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.......,,, 238 Perry, Saundra ,...,,, 33, 35, 60, 87, 157, 180, 204 Pettit, Frances ...,...,.,,,.1,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 238 Petty, D66 ........ 18, 20, 30, 66, 71, 75, 77, 114, 117, 118, 119, 120, 121, 124, 125, 126, 134, 157, 161,204 Phelps, Louise Kathleen .,,.,,,,,,,,,.. 67, 204 Phillips, Loyd e.....,. 32, 66, 115, 118, 122, 134, 169, 119, 228 Phillips, Sarah Frances ,,,,,,,, 13, 63, 68, 69, 81, 146, 223 Pierce, Albert Owen ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , ,, 238 Pierce, Judith Ann ,,,,.,,, 41, 67, 69, 97, 204 Pierce, Rinnie Faye ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 87, 204 Pinson, Charles .,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, 1 06, 169, 223 Pitt, Norma ,,,,,,,,,, ..,,,,, 6 8, 89, 223 Pliler, Carol ,,,, , ,,,,,,,, 69, 238 Plunkett, Lynda , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 89, 223 Porter, Diane ,,,,,, 63, 65, 68, 154, 156, 223 Porter, Ross . ,. ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, , 223 Posey, Lonnie William ,,,,,,, ..,,...,,, 1 77, 238 Post, Barry ,,,,. ,12, 19, 23, 28, 38, 42, 58, 66, 70, 74, 75, 76, 115, 119, 120, 121, 122, 129, 134, 157, 205 Post, Patsy ,,,,,,, 22, 85, 108, 138, 139, 223 Powell, Mary Powell, Mary Powers, Mary Elizabeth Lee .....2...... 18, 88, 154, Ellen .,,...,..,. 67, 89, 145, 224 205 208 Presley, Beverly ,,,..,,, 12, 20, 59, 65, 68 71. 145, 156, 198, 224 ......... ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 6 3, 224 ,,., 3.5 ,..,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 85, 171, 238 Price, Tommy .,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 41, 172, 174, 224 Purcell, Stepl1en .,,,,,,, 66, 115, 118, 124, 125, 126,160,176,224 Rabalais, Gala Louise ,,,,,,, 39, 62, 83, 84, 108,182,205 Randall, Cherly Lynn ,,,,,,,, 17, 69, 92, 238 Rathhun, Mike ,,,,,,,,,,,, 16, 159, 160, 161, ' 169, 205 Rawlins, Jerry Ann ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 14-8, 238 Ray, Libby ,,,,,,,,,,,,, ...,.,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 6 8, 224 Reagan, Tommy ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,. 114, 119, 170, 224 Rector, Elizabeth ,,,.,,, 22, 40, 104, 138, 139, 144,140,109,205 Reed, Bob Tom ,,..,., 22, 106, 107, 138, 139. 144, 205, 206 Reed, Daniel Louis .,....,,,,,,,,,, 138, 139, 238 Reed, Lionel Charles ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 238 Renfro, James Michael ..,,.,,,,,,, 99 147, 238 Renner, Marjorie Jean ....,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,, 148, 238 Reynolds, Carroll Ann ,,,,,,,,,,, 84, 146, 224 Reynolds, David Glenn ,,,,,,,,,,,, 99 115, 110 Rhodes, Virginia Carol ..r.,,,,,,,,,,,, 108, 238 Rials, Richard ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,.,, ,40, 132, 224 Rnm,1ynda ,.1.1. 21,32,36.65,73.74,146 157, 173, 188, 204, 205 Richardson, Jimmy ,,.,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 8 3, 224 Richmond, Charles 29, 37, 66, 114, 117, 118, 120, 121, 124, 125, 126, 127, 130, 155, 202, 205 Richtmyer, Martha Sue ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 69, 238 Richtmyer, Thomas James ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 238 Rigney, Vivian ,,,,,,., 60, 69, 83, 148, 155, 170,238,266 Rigsby, Donna .,,,,,,,,,, 38, 67, 79, 154, 205 Riley, Sharon ...,., ,91, 146, 180, 224, 269 Roach, Terie Jean ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 85, 238 Roberts, Jennifer ...,,,,, 16, 21, 65, 68, 69, 81, 145, 152, 224 Roberts, Patsy Ann ,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,, 92, 148, 238 Roberts, Ronny Royce ,,,,,,,,,,,, 138, 139, 238 Robertson, Edward Franklin ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 205 Robertson, Karen ......., 31, 39, 57, 63, 65, 67, 69, 72, 76, 206 Robertson, Thomas ..., 99, 138, 139, 140, 206 Robey, Thelma ,,,,.,,,,,,,.,.........,....,,,,,,,, 169, 224 Robinson, Randy ,,,, 108, 138, 139, 140, 224 Rodgers, Ginger ,,,,,,,, 60, 69, 74, 75, 97, 157, 238 Rodgers, Mike .,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 133, 224 Rodgers, Nancy ,,,,,,, 32, 67, 69, 79, 88, 108,157,206 Rodriquez, Joe .,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,... 13, 108, 147, 238 Rodriquez, Robert .,,,,,, 22, 35, 98, 138, 139, 140, 206 Rogers, Arthur ..,,, ,,,,,,,,,,. 6 3, 177, 224 Rogers, Betty Lou ,,,.,,,,..,, 17, 159, 178, 238 Rogers, Paul Franklin ,.,,,,,, 70, 84, 228, 238 Roland, Wayne .,.,...,.....,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 170, 224 Rook, Moreland ...,,,,, 59, 66, 114, 118, 169, 224 Rossow, Richard .,...... .......... 1 23, 239 Rowell, Leslie .....,. 1 ,,,,,,,,,,,, 225 Roy, Judy ....,.,,,,,,,,,,,, , ,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,.,.,,,,,., . Roye, Laura Yvonne ,,,,,,,, 69, 83, 148, Ruff, Mary ,,,,,,,,,,,,.,.,,,,,,,,,,,,, 69, 85, 173, Runrbaugh, ,Josie .,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 68, Rushing, Jan ,,,,.,.,...,..,,,...,,,, 13, 68, 69, Rutledge, Dorothy Rae ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 146, Rutledge, Gay Nell ,,,,......,,.,,...,...,....,,. ,, Sanders, John ,,,,.. ,, ,, ,,,,, 79, 124, 158, Sancllin, George .,,,,,,. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,, Sandridge, Sue ,,,,,.,,,..,.,,,,,, 68, 159, 176, 225 239 239 225 225 206 225 206 239 225 Satterwhite, Sunny Sue 68, 85, 105, 225 Sauls, Barbara Kay ,,,,,,,,,,, 69, 84, 239 Saunders, Merrill ,,,,,,, 61, 68, 69, 76, 81, 154, 173, 225 Sehnitt, William ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,.,,,, 239 Schrader, Larry ...,,,, 35, 132, 169, 190, 206 Scl1river, Edward ....,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 111, 239 Schriver, James Ray ,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 1 78 Scott, Robert E. ,,,,.,,,,. ,,,,,,..,,.,,,,,,,.,,,, 1 2 Scott, Scotty ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 69, 84, 225 Seale, Danny .,,,,,,, 66, 71, 77, 99, 115, 117, 118, 170, 225 Self, Paula Jean ,,,,., ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 2 39 Selman, Danny ,,,,.,,,,.,,,,,,,,,, 35, 59, 110, 206 Semlear, Jack ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.. ,,,,,,,,, ,225 Serpas, Mary Helena ,,,,,,, 69, 83, 108, 239 Shafer, Jim .,,,. ,,.....,......,,,.,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 2 25 Shamburger, Bob ,,,, 57, 60, 70, 161, 169, 188, 192, 206, 24-4, 256, 293 Sheehan, Mike ..,.,...,..........,.,. 98, 174, 225 Shelburne, Anne ,,,, ,,,.,,,, 4 1, 63, 107, 146 Shelton, Charles ........,,,,,,,,.,..,,,,,,,,,,, 111, 225 Shillings, Danny ,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 93, 225 Shillings, Jimmy ,,,,,,, 66, 93, 115, 116, 196, 206 Shipman, Martha Ann ,,...,. 69, 83, 148, 239 Shirley, Richard ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 2 25 Shivers, Janet ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 39, 67, 87, 207 Shoemaker, Carolyn .,,,.,,,,,,,..,, 63, 162, 225 Slioults, Janelle ...,..., 16, 37, 62, 145, 149, 161,207 Sidder, Francine ,,,,......,. 37, 62, 107, 175, 182, 207 Simon, Frances Sol ,.......,,, 69, 85, 175, 239 Simpson, Ricky ,,,,,,,..,,,..., 93, 159, 177, 239 Sims, Anda Lynn .,,.......,....................,,,, 239 Sims, Jimmie Gerald ........ 13, 22, 98, 138, 139,140,179,207 Skaggs, Sue ........,,,..... 65, 68, 75, 146, 225 Slayton, Dick .... .....,.....,,,,,..,,,,, 3 6, 225 Smilowitz, Barbara ,.,,,,, 67, 178 Smith Butch .,,,.......,,..,,,,,...,....,.,,,,,,,,,,,,, 225 Snndr Dadd ,.,.,,..,,, 39,145,147,181 225 Smith Jerry Neal ....,,..,..,....,,....,,,,,,,,,,,....., 93 Smith Kenneth ,,,,,,,, 16, 21, 41, 159, 188, 207,269 Smith, Louise ,,,,,,,, 67, 88, 102, 172, 207 Smith, Bubba ....,.,.,..,.........,....., 33, 41, 207 Smith, Robert .,...,,,,,.,........,,..,,,,,.,.........,,, 225 Smith, Thomas David ,...........,.., 81, 111, 207 Southerland, Nevil .,,, 41, 138, 139, 140, 226 Spencer, Bonnie Faye ..,....,,,,,...,.,,,.,,.,,,,,,,, 207 Spottswood, Richard ,,,.,,, 21, 75, 107, 188, 207 Spradlin, Shirley ..,,..,.,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,, 2 26 301 1 88, 292 226 157, 279 Spring, Kay ,,,,.,, 30, 40, 56, 65, 67, 72, 152, 155, 157, 187, 198, 207, 279, Stahl, Patsy . ,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 68, 145, 172, Stansell, Pat ,,,,,,,, 23, 32, 67, 88, 97, 186,208,245 Starr, Jim .,,,,,,, 13, 37, 66, 114, 116, 169 1:15, 208 208 208 226 139, 208 Stenhouse, Lynda Ann ,,,,,,,,,,,,, Stephens, Barbara Lee ,. ..,. 87, 146, Stephens, Charlotte , .,.......,....,........,,.,..,, Stevens, James Robert ..,.. 22, 138, 140, 144, Steward, .Jane Carolyn ,,,,,,, 35, 89, 102, Stewart, Larry Gene ,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 169, Stiles, Billy Jack ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, 226 208 Still, Ronny Robert ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, 2 O8 Stone, Linda ..,.....,.,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 239 Stout, Nlike .,,,,,,,..,,,,,, 18, 00, 115, 117, 220 Stringer, Dale Ray ,,,,.,, 20, 70, 77, 84, 123, 129, 239 Stroope, Edward Wayne ......,...,,.,,,,,,,,,, 208 Strunk, Karen Marie ,,,,,,, 20, 56, 63, 64 81, 92, 152, 158, 167, 226, 261, Stubbs, Harriet Cornelia ,,,,,,,, 13, 69, , 68, 293 155, 239, 256, 266 Stuckey, Joel Andrew , ,,,,,,,,,, , 226 Stuekey, Phillip Dean ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 84, 239 Stultz, Toni ,,,,,,,, 68, 85, 97, 146, 161, 109, 180, 226 Supan, Bill Paul ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 133, 168, 239 Sugden, Ronnie Paul ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 93, 239 Sullivan, Jayne ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, , , 239 Sullivan, Don Marsh 2 ,,,,., ......., 1 79, 226 Sullivan, Jerry Lee ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 239 Summers, Letchcr Ward ,,,,,,, 21, 37, 66, 130, 172, 208 Summers, Link Eugene ,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,, 1 22, 239 Sumner, Thomas Gregory ,,,,,,, 83, 132, 226 Sunkel, Nancy Lynne ,,,,,,,, 23, 138, 139, 142,239 Sutton, Paula Ray ,,,..,.,,,.. 40, 81, 103, 146, 186,208 Swan, Mary Frances ,,,,,,,, 64, 68, 158, 167, 226 Sweeney, Kathy Lucille .,,,,,,,,,, 67, 85, 239 Sweet, Bettie Jo ,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,, 1 48, 240 Swindell, Linda .,.,...,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 85, 226 1 Talbot, Catherine Douglas ,, 10, 29, 36 59,65,67,69,70,72,89,102,155,157 Tarman, Michael Frank ,,,.... 34, 57, 129, 226, Tatum, Thaddaus Alto .,,, 22, 138, 139, Taylor, James William ,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, 8 8, Taylor, Margaret Ann .,,,,,, 40, 67, 91, 102, Taylor, Robert Michael ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,, Taylor, Sandra Cay ,,,,,,...., 56, 69, 83, Templeton, Fred ,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 8 7, Terrell, Marvin .,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Thomas, Theresa ......,,,,,,..,,,,,,,,,,,,, 108, Thompson, Allem .,,,,,,, 63, 66, 70, 80, 47, 209 122, 293 144, 240 209 92, 209 240 240 209 240 240 107, 132, 209, 275 Thompson, Barbara ...,.,,, 59, 60, 68, 91, 156, 226 Thompson, Nancy 142, 111123, 85, 138, 131 240 W , . 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Weaveff Vlfgmm ---------------'----------- 210 65, 67, 72, 74, ss, 105, 106, 157, 160, 240 Weinstein, Terrie ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 68, 97, 173, 227 204, 211, 256 Turner, Merril,-n Ann ,,,, 40, 104, 105, 209 Westerman, Kenneth ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 83, 147, 240 WiHHiHg11Hm, William ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,1 Tuttlg, Janice ,,,,,,1,YYYYYYYYYYY, 69, 85, 148, 240 White, Alice Faye ,,,,,,,,,, ,,1,11,1,,,,,,,,, 8 5, 241 Winters, Aradelle .,,,,,,11 .,,,,,, 8 9, 146, Tyson, Jimmie ,irrrrr 56, 70, 81, 155, 157, Wlxite, Freda ,.,.,,....,.1,..,,, 84, 146, 161, 227 Wisdonl, Betty ,.,,,,,,.,1,,1,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.., 158, 226, 244, 261, 293 White, Jimmy ,,,,,,,,,,,.,,......,,,. 59, 93, 170, 227 Wise, Bob 1,,,,,,, 42, 60, 66, 71, 81, 99, Ulbrich, Ann ..,.... 21, 33, 39, 67, 77, 146, White, Sandra Sue ,,,YVV,, 207 21,211 103, 138, 117, 130, 152, 154, 156, 159, 170, 176, 151161, 188,204,209,279 139, 142, 227 Wold, Terry Michael ,,,,.,..,,.,....1,,,,,,,,,,,,, Underwood, Charles Russell ------,, 177, 240 White, sarah Anne ,,,,,,,,,1,,,,,,.,,,,,,.,., 92, 241 Wolf, Charles ,,,,,11,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Vaughan, Richard ------,--,1111111111 93, 147, 240 Wlmellead, Dianna ,,,,,,,,,,,, 68, 88, 161, 227 Wolfe, Mike ,.,,,,, 3, 19, 40, 81, 100, Vaush LQIH -eee-----8e,-- eeee---,------,, 3 8, 209 Wl1itel1ead,Wanda Fay ,,,,,,,..,..,,.........,,,, 241 147, 1491210 Velde, Peter ,eee ,--,,,,, eeeeeeeeee 7 0 ,84. 240 W11iltCHlJCTg, Julie .,,,1,,,,,,,..,, 14,83,161,241 Wood, Dimpsye Ann ---------11e--ee'eee-----fee-- Vick, William ,..,,,,,...,.. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 2 40 Wilcum Patsy YYY-YYv,YYW- 69, 85, 148' 154, 241 W00d21H, Norma -ff---- 23, 36, 52, 138, V' k B ' L 103 108 129 - ' f 1421151 IC ery, Dnme 99 ----fff' 1 7 v W1ll1a111s, DITICC ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,..,,,...,.. ......, 2 41 2101240 Willianls can 13 36 63 101 105 210 Woods' Martha Vickery, Brenda ,,,,,11, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,1,,,,,,, 2 26 W,ll,4 , JI 7 , 7 , , 241 W00dS, Sharon --------------ee--v- 30, 84, 146, Vickvry, Norma Sue ..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 240 Pms, dc W00dSs Viviun -------e 16, 19, 73, 90, 100, Wade,Cm1yn Sue ooeeeee, 37, 67, 90, 92, 146. 251333313 jxgjglj L5 ig 55 55 1g iff W d J Al 145'156?181ffZ9f 1 , ' -------- , , , , , or , ames en ..,,,.,,.,,,.............,,, , 180,210 100, 145, 147, 210 W h D 1 68 Wade, Jane: Lynn ,,,,,,,, 19, 6992, 148, 240 Williams Michael Lloyd 21 36 40 66 OTS am, Hr BHC --ee,ee,-,e,,,e--,e-------- - , Wade, Joyce 1,,,,,,,,1,, 21, 138, 139, 178, 226 g 1114, 3885216 vvrayv Mafgafet -------- 59, 69, 79, 100s W gg , R d ,,,,..,, 69, 123, V3, 24 - - -Y ' Wilkeorneg Aiaiey U 213 WIIIIHHIS, MllKC Vlncent ....... 35, 17155 Wray, Michael Wm-V36, 133, Walker, Jimmie June ,,,,,,,, 33, 38, 67, 79, Wmiams, Robert ....,... 18, 66, 71, 116, 132, Wffghtf Billie Pat 7777 i7iiii 87, 108, 146, 157, 210 174, 241 Wflght, JC-HY -eee-eee1eeee- eeeeeee--e 6 0, 93, Walters, Charyl Lee ,,,,,1,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 69, 85, 240 Williams, Ruana .eeee .,....., 8 3, 175, 227 Wright, JOYCG Anne ---- -----'-- 2 3v'178: Wampler, Sharon ,,,, ,,,,1,,,, 2 3, 68, 226 Williziins, Sandra ,,,.,,,. ..,,.,,,,4.,1..., 6 8, 227 Wright, Kenneth -------- --------------------' 8 41 Ward, Genevieve ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 240 Williams, Sandra Lee ,,,,,,,,,,..,,.,...... .,97, 241 Yates, P31113 ---1----------e--------- 35, 109, 111, Ward, Joel ,,,,,,,, 19, 36, 59, 67, 75, 78, 159, Williams, Sharon 1,,..,.. 40, 87, 146, 149, 211 Young, Karen -------------------e---e--------------e- 69, 182, 200, 210 Williams, Suzanne .,,,,,,, 19, 41, 67, 96, 97, Young, Paul -------- 21, 31, 32, 36, 43, 60, Ward, Pamela Kay ,,,1, ,,,,,,,,,1,,,,,,,,, 8 5, 240 161, 211 70, 75, 129, 157, 159, 186, 138, Wardlaw, William ,,,,,, 7w,w,,,A,, 1 7, 123, 240 Willeford, Sherry ...,..,.. 77,,ff,,7V 2 27 ZiI11iCki, MHYCIIC Pete --------------'--'----f-fA-Af ,lj z A I f 2 . 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