Longview High School - Lobo Yearbook (Longview, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 324 of the 1963 volume:

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Share with us all the many wonderful memories that have typi- fied our high school days. As you peek through the keyhole at the opening of each section, may you see in pictures the loyal spirit that is evident everywhere at L.H.S. We wish to express our deepest appreciation for the countless hours of work and guidance of our spon- sor, Mrs. Wilson, and the always- faithful cooperation of our capable staff. Serving as your editors for this Peek Into the-Past has indeed been the most enjoyable, fun-filled, yet continually difficult, experience of our high school days. It is with great hope and ex- pectation that we give you your year at Longview High School. May you receive as much joy seeing it in this annual as you did living it. This being the Fiftieth Anniver- sary of the animal at Longview High School, touches of gold have been added in various parts of our book to commemorate this event. '14 Peek Iwfov dw Paw' who 'ws Lomguiwv I-liglv School Longview, Tama Vo0umw 50 LOB -l Lws Ped2ffmtatlmwPa5tYea1uatLHQ J 2 I 'K Roomw Being JimnwT5Sow CO-EDITORS . EL? Q jf - g fin . ,M -ffwgsx , 121 if' ff 4zL71pi 2 ..-s' ' 4 Q f 1, 1. Lobo spirit is evident at our football games and other athletic events. The spirit of the student body is boostecl by the pre-game rallies. LOBO ' 4 rabawgcwfm STUDENT LIFE ,.,.t SPORTS .,...eee..ooeeo MUSIC ee....,ite CLUBS oo....4,..e.o.... . ACTIVITIES .,,..,i . FAVORITES ,e.eeo. . FACULTY o,e.ett I STUDENTS .eee..... . FRIENDS ....e.,.e . f E i - ., ' ' f ' . fl 2241 WWE '75-L13 .L!fL'fLF,Z-f -- -vz.fL5i2J1f i5fi? ,, 'Rf5ii1f 'W H -Ji -, . WwDedI13afwf5w1Q62 Lobovta ' - B Many years of untiring service to Longview High School, along with her cheerfulness, and genuine dedi- cation, and cooperation have helped us to make our choice for dedica- tion. It is with sincere humility and appreciation that we dedicate this, our 1963 LOBO to MISS BERA LAMBERT. Miss Lambert counsels with one of her many student teachers. LOBO CO-EDITORS JIMMY TYSON RONNIE BERRY LOBO ' 9 While the clan talks, Tommy catches up on LOBO Many arrive on the school bus at the beginning of each day. Own Penh I ata dw Paw' Begins ow Some of us make it, and some of us don't! some much-needed sleep. dent. 'afTgpicaUf Dag Be6ow Qclfoo-'D l l Early-birds gather around the stump to play a quick hand. l i r l 1 i 1 l l l l ' A fl, f f ' 1 7 Carol admires our new African foreign stu- New subject at LHS-Home and Family Life??!! Teachers' hall duty is a new terror before school. LOBO 0 11 O 5 Oc S O P. E. boys enjoy vigorous activity that breaks the morning monotony. Wheee! School is .rzzrh fun! If you forget your excuse one more time . . LOBO ' 12 A familiar sound around L. H. S.-the morning devotional. 'nv s Each Monday morning begins with the Pledge of Allegiance. 1 Al .1 1. .1 ' 'L' ' Qi T . 'Wifi Www '1 if w'1fYfHff.atRf'zQ i?Piif:5kM:Q 1'iS'2'i.!m07f'2'?:d'SE mm WV 4 R 1 1 ff if f .,,,.,. N . A :,i,Pgg-xH . AQ 2 M mf Let's Take of Bmw! - Everyone gathers in the cafeteria for the greatly anticipated breaks. Dahling, I really mm! have a Coke! jo Ann discusses the Cuban - lf' Bach fav MIdkMofw:iug Class activities resume again after a morning change of pace. crisis with Leslie during one of gayer breaks. Boy, I'm hungry! Is it time for lunch? LOBO ' 17 Our busy cafeteria workers frantically prepare the noon meal for hundreds of hungry students. l Yes, Daddy, I forgot my lunch Lundy abLasttofTalwl-luugfuj money. Thelma, everyone's lunchroom sweetheart, diligently performs her duties. Various looks of dismay, disappointment, and surprise appear - on the faces of students as they receive their food. LOBO ' 18 hs. Lobostatlw GNL Point This typical scene in the cafeteria shows students in the midst of their 20 minute meal. jim :md Terry hurriedly deposit their money for their favorite treati Winstons or SiliE:IUS? LOBO ' 19 Aigfwu 20 Minutes wbtlw Point, I i Two hamburgers :md 21 Dr. PCPPCF, P15356-H Each student fights to be served first. LOBO ' 20 N , N 1 Judy discusses it with some of her sophos L more fans. sg 1 J ,, 5 ,.. ,.i.,....,.,..-vew-'L ' 'Mb'Tifl'1,i,flf'A-ff -f fmhiwttsfu MM , ,NWN r.,,,, M E s . ... 1 . V 4 1 ,-ve , C . , k rw V The man who takes his family out to dine is the greatest guy in the World. Bacbftcv O-ul if Q x Don's report proves to be highly interesting to his class- mates. 4 yzx- fy filer J fry Wi - 5iLf:v?iif: . J i JY K . 5 wif- 5 , Mrs. Gray helps Linda make many nice things in homemaking. Surprise covers the usually jolly face of Mr. London. LOBO ' 21 I was peaches, I was cream-I was Captain of the football team. ' Close, Eaelvweeh Dweimg Football wiflv Fn5fwl2e8p0w6w bg L i l e Students show much enthusiasm throughout ull pep rallies. Loyd gave his usual rally speech: VUe're gonna bent 'umf' LOBO ' 22 ASifi'i'f?i Mu 'ifziil S Our greatest asset-hard-working cheerleaders. Art Club helps boost spirit by painting Lobo Caricatures. 1 The Sophomore skit featured Ann Calk as Billie K. and Ronald Cook as Dan in L1 Homecoming of the Future. This bright panel, consisting of Kitty Carlyle, Tom Poston, Polly Bergan, and Ralph Belumy, try to guess the identity of Lovd Lobo. 2r'f ,- ifwtintlffn 3 LOBO ' 23 .,,f f 'M Two! Lobos D Halls, Betty looks on clisgustedly as the juniors try to decorate. Jaclis expert advice enables David to handle the flag, as Mark gets in the way. Weclnesday' night's Teen Time proves to be an excellent excuse to get out of the house. joe, along with the other custodians. does an excellent job of keeping our school ship-shape. LOBO ' 24 Eluslv ta D.C., TeewTww, OtlwuAciwftms This tender love scene occurred in the romantic setting of the Club D.C. l l I'd like a 'D.C. Daclcly Specialf please. f ,.. I 1 ,,-IW. fl,-wma LOBO ' 25 LOBO GPM EDITOR DALE STRINGER I x K X s M LOBO ' 27 Fine and ' AwHecwbo6vLobcv Team GLENN MALONEY JINI GRAY JIM PENNELL BOBBY COLLIER Athletic Director Head Coach Line Coach I-1116 COHCh The Lobos were without the services of Dan for a few games this year as Dan was out with a knee injury for half the season. Danls leader- ship and great play in- spired t h e Lobos greatly on and off the field of play. Dan McMahon LOBO ' 28 Sept. 14 Oct. Nov, FOOTBALL SCHEDULE South Oak Cliff Henderson Memorial CHoustonj Highland Park Irving Tyler Lee Marshall Texarkana john Tyler Lufkin LOBO CAPTAINS They 6 22 O 25 18 6 7 13 8 27 Loyd's fiery leader- ship inspired the Lo- bos to greater play many times during the past season. Loyd's fine all-around play earned him all-district and all-state honors during the past sea- son. The Lobos have never had two better all-around captains. We certainly hate to lose Loyd and Dan. Loyd Phillips uagwgm u - Q J' M x , y xii 5, ff, 3325 5 1 N ffl' 1 ,Y-5555: L, ff s'fp.f3Q .,,5.,,,1-RA , 33' 1 5m,'3. , ,A nigh . ,K ,4 83, qu'- , evffifs f - -:Q,,Q,w AQ Qi .,k:,2,,. ? DAVID OVUEN BOOTS XVILLIAMS LARRY LINSENBARDT STEVE PAINF Head Manager and Trainer Head Manager Ixfamger Mmaber RUSTY TWUSSER KENNY BICKINLEY DON INIORRIS GLEN COBB Soph. Halfbacl: Sr. Quarterback Jr, Fullbacgk Soph Fullbqqk HAROLD BRIDGES DANNY SEAI-E BIORELAND ROOK JOHN MALONE Soph, Hulfbuck Sr. End Sr. Halfback Sr I-Ifllfback Rook Lobos inter- gang- cepts tackle to set South up tie Oak against Cliff South runner. Oak Cliff. LOBO ' 50 wmmm-v0umXmw,rvrw1,:fwzQrwkmwA:www fhr- ---.. fwfC:. -:'--ffwwmrgw-N:-:vu-.,n wwm4::mK:' Y QmmzrsmmmamwfrfwmwwmnasummvmwcfwrwwnIWW-ww lm-.1-nw' TOMMY ALLBRIGHT IERRY AYNESWORTH SAM JOHNSON JOE MARTIN Soph. Quarterback Sr. Quarterback Sr. End Sf' Halfback DAVID AXBERG BILLY WARDLAW DALE STRINGER LINK SUINIINIERS jr. Guard Jr. End Jr. Tackle Jr. Guard BILL MCCULLOUGH GENE GREGG PAT LINDSEY RANDY CORRELL Sr. End Sr. End Soph. Tackle JI, Taqkle Qlllfk P2155 and to Dan ieale close or in shOrt for gam the tackle LOBO ' 31 IVIIKE SIOUT DAVID KIERGAN DAN INICBIAHGN CURTIS MAY SL Hulfback Sr. Fullbacl-. Sr Halfblck Sr K1cIxer INIIKII TARINIAN GARY BOSXX ELL BOB WISE LOXD PHIIIIPS Sr Halfback Sr. Halfbick Sr Halfl:-HCL Sr Gund CHARLEQ TX NER DICK MILLER JIMMH CHANDLER DOUG FRANKLIN Soph Tfackle Sr End S1 End Sr End Bob runs arolxnd Henderson defender. TERRY DON PHILLIPS NIIKE COLLIER RICHARD BICDANIEL ROD SANFORD Soph. End Soph. Center Soph. Guard 50911 THCH6 RICHARD ROSSOW KENNETH NCRVVOOD BOBBY COHEN DANNH DONWNING Jr. Guard Soph. Center Soph. Guard jr Center E C Y STEVE PURCELL Sr. End in ,X i N Albright receives his instructions from Coach Gray and Coach Pennell. s, 3 Hang on, Morelan Get him, David! VX One of the outstanding plays of the 1962 season was Mike Tarman's runback of an in- tercepted lateral 80 yds. for six points against Tyler Lee. Kenny runs around Lee defender 5-Loyd an ink! ook on. -211 IA' . 1xLinl7as an eye on a Lee runner as other Lobos come to assist. if LOBOS f ,J r Loyd Phillips, Mike Stout, and Billy Wardlaw bring down a Lee receiver after a short gain. GAME AT A GLANCE REBELS 7 ,,,,i...,.... ,,,,, f irstdowns ...,,,,,.. ,..,,.....v 1 4 92 ,i...... ...... y ds. rushing ,..... ...,,,V.. 1 O8 48 .,,,,,,, ..,,,. y ds. passing .,.... ......,., 1 35 140 ,,,.,,,.. .,,,.....,... t otal yds. ,,i....... .,...,... 2 41 5 i,......., ..... p asses attempted .,,Y .,,,,A.,,.. 1 5 2 ,,,,,,,,,,,., ,,.....,.. c ompleted ,,,,,, ......,......... 6 9-32.7 ........ ...... p unts average ...... .... O-0 ,,..,,,r,, ,..,,,. 2-25 ,,.,,,,, ,,,,.,,, p enalties ,,,,.... . W7-30.8 3-1 .,,....5-45 fumbles lost .,,.,,, ........., Lobos Lw12-6, bubFaUffofMcws 7-0 Tarman brings down Marshall receiver as Loyd, Pat, Bob, and Don rush to assist, Kenny watches as Kiergan smashes into the middle of the Maverick line. LOBO ' 34 GAME AT A GLANCE LOBOS MAVERICKS 3 ,,,,,,,,,,,.,,. .,..... 1 st downs ...,....,...,,............ 12 54 ,..,.,,,.. .... y ds. rushing ,..... ...... 1 15 2 ,,,,,,,,,,,, ..... y ds. passing ,,,,.. .,1.,,.. 7 4 56 ,.,.,.,.. ,,,,,,,,,, t otal yds. ,,......... ...... 1 87 10-2 ...,,,, ,,..,. p asses completed .... ....,,, O -5 O ,,,,,,,,,,,, ...,.. i ntercepted by .... ..,...,,,, 0 1-1 ,...,....... ,,,,,,,,. f uinbles lost .,...., ,,,..,,......v 4 -3 8-36.2 ,,,,,,, ...... p unts average ,,., ,........ 6 -35.0 5-22 ,,,,t,, ........ p enalties ...,t, ..,,..,, 4 -40 Way to tackle, Harold ! r Wise cuts back gain a few extra yards. GAME AT A GLANCE LOBOS TIGERS 9 ,,,,,,..,....A,, 1st downs ......,,,,,,.,, 9 34 ,,,,,,,,,,,, yds. rushing . ,,,,,,,,,, 72 86 ,,,,,,,,... yds. passing .,i.,,,,,, 118 120 ,,,,,,,,,,, total yds. ,,,,,,,,,,,, 190 24-11 .... passes completed ,,,,,, 15-8 2 ,,,,,,,,,,, intercepted by 5-1 ,,,,,,,, fumbles lost 5-4 8-50.6 punts average ...7-40.8 4-50 ,.,...,.,., penalties ,,,,,,,,,, 15-25 X john defends against Tex. passing. Harold gains good yardage behind good blocking. Degmw Qhuws, but Lobos Taste De6ealvTwl0w And another Lion bites the dust! Wfay to fake, Kenny! f . Harold makes a good catch for a first down against John Tyler. Allbright throws behind good protection. LOBO ' 55 LOBOS 5 .............. .,.... 55 ......... 112 ....... 147 ....... 24 12 .........,.. O .......... 6-4 .....,. 7-51.5 .. 2-10 ..... GAME AT A GLANCE LIONS 1st downs ..... .............. 9 yds. rushing ........103 yds. passing 64 total yds. passes completed ...r.......... 13-4 intercepted by fumbles lost -1 3 punts average .. ....,.,.. 8-36.2 ..,.... penalties ......,3-25 Lobos EMLQeasow with 2-5-1 Allbright gets good protection from the fighting Lobo line as he prepares to fire another pass. GAME AT A GLANCE The Lobos ended the 1962 season with a 0-27 loss to the District Champion Panthers from Lufkin. Even at the end of this not-so-successful season, the Lobos still had the never-say-die spirit that marks a great team. LOBOS PANTHERS 6 ,,,,,,,. first downs ,,,s,,,, ,s,,,,,,,, 1 9 69 ,,,,,,,,. .. . yds. rushing .,,,.. ...,,, 1 65 29 - Yds' 19355193 ffffff f'ffff 1 01 Kenny Sprints out to pass in Lobo's final game against Lufkm 98 .s,,s, .. . total yds. . ,.,.,, ...,, . 266 16 ,,....,,, ,.,., p asses attempted . .. ,.,.. .16 4 ,,,,t,,,. passes completed .,,,, 1 ....s,,.. . . intercepted by ..,. ..., . 5 2-O .,,,,,,, fumbles lost . ,,,,, .1-1 7-30.8... .. .. . . punts average .,,, ,,,, . .5-39.6 5-43 ,,.,.., . . penalties , 5-55 B Team Vwwitg FRONT ROW, left to right: M. Dulaney, J. Smith, B. Smith, J. Laws, M. Vestal, D. Homer, S. Bell, D. Shelton, J. Kokenzie, B. Skipper SECOND ROW, left to right: B. Skipper, J. Lockhart, L. Mitchell, E. Gilmore, M. Caldwell, J. Molpus, D. Bramlette, D. Gregg l J. Neeley, R. Head, E. Harbour THIRD ROW, left to right: J. Presley, K. Conway, B. Grizzle, M. Dragasic, M. Pugh, R. Norvell J. Stevens, J. Curry, K. Hammett LOBO ' 36 SCHEDULE RESULTS LOBO B OPPONENTS 57 Henderson . . 6 57 ,,,,. ,A,,,, M t. Pleasant .. .... . O 12 ,,,,, .. v,..,,,,,,, Irving ,,... .. .. O 6 ,A,,,,,,E ....., T yler Lee ....,, , , .20 34 ,..A,, ,,,,,, M arshall ,,w.., . . O 14 ,,,e.,.., .,,, T exarkana Y,,, ,,.,A 1 4 44 ,,,,, .. John Tyler ,,,, 12 19 YY,.,..1, ..,., L ufkin . .. ,,,VV 20 BILL HAWKINS WENDELL GRAVES Back Coach Line Coach The Lobo jr. Varsity had an outstanding season this year with a 5-2-1 record. The Jr. Lobos scored 239 points and allowed the opposition only 72 points. These boys are expected to help the Lobos a great deal next year on the Varsity. Ends Wftlv The jr. Lobos on a rampage as Skipper follows his blocking up field ,M Y joe heads for Skipper gr ' pay dirt as sets up a vm 1- Marshall and block for an' ' jerry Don rush unknown to assist. Lobo. LOBO ' 37 BOTTOM ROW: Richard jones, Billy Vick, J. W. Parsons, john Malone, Ed Davidson VERTICAL ROW: Gene Gregg, Steve Purcell, Bob Goodwin, Chuck Beatty, Jimmy Johnson, Lloy Weaver 1962-63 DISTRICT SCHEDULE LOB CS OPPONENTS LOBOS OPPONENTS 49 ,,,,, .. I Tyler Lee I .. I ,,ee ,O ,cce 39 55 cccc W I f Tyler Lee 48 ,,,,,,,,,, Y,c,,,,, T exarkana ,,,,,,, 72 52 rirr H H . TCX21fk21f1a 59 ,,,, A ,,,, Marshall ,,VVV,, 30 67, ,.., , , Marshall 64, ,,,,,,, , , Lufkin ,, ,,,,, 40 44 ,.,,,,,,, ,,,,,, Lufkin , 54 ,..., . ,,,, John Tyler , I ,,,,,,,,,,,, 52 44 . f -IOIID Tyler u n , , , A Team Drsplag Ab-M5 LOBO ' 58 I,f 23 J sei , II . SE' .. I C J Q . 15 : EW. . 1? I f:sL1.,:e if W, gig Q II' mi 2? ,Yagi EEQLQ' 1 K 5 . ,Ll X 355 I E5 32 C Ks 3 ig e K-, Hx I X f.- E51 ' '-' .. ' .'-1: ' - 12... 1-2 I I L . 'Y . -QE I w , , Xf , V G' .,.. I, K,A:, J I Afwaisisvffw' H , , - if Q, ' I , , as-fx .pw If: .V-' .gg - - - use:-if II, - , I N ,,, L,.5 I . , . 54 I I gg gi 1 ..,. gif W , g QM 'ig X2 If I I is ML if S sf . .,., , Q , , ll H ' ' ' ' 0 3 ' 5 . ij E.. ,V :.,.k-I sn A, 5 . ., A I, l.-, IIINI FJEWI - ' gngff - 7 1,21 f , ' 2, ,V OACH VOTTO GADDIS A Team Ends . . RICHARD JONES ' :ff-, 4 3. 2? 5-I is Jw 'ASS we COACH JIM PENNELL B Team Managers, BILLY FALVEY and DON HARRIS. JIMMY JOHNSON GENE GREGG BOB GOODWIN BILLY VICK CHUCK BEATTY LLOY WEAVER PARSONS ED DAVIDSON WOODY MALONE STEVE PURCELL Billy Vick shows his ball stealing form, which won him Honorable Mention All-Dis- trict merit, in those two shots from at the Lufkin game. Lobos Qlww Fofww Bob goes high for two points. ,Mmm fm,-.etfiaimwlverm ,.f.,fu4f1. , Good block, Chuck. You'll get another free throw for this shot, I. j.! B Easketballz if 6 sw T rr 'T' s ff 1 We f QQ 'N 4 ts x 2 7 1 r is ' 'msn D 1 : J 1 e T T q:, e . 2 3 T ' iv ,Q . B srt fs 'LL L'iL , V A , ,f ' wi Q, f , V V F p T H 3: V s g : if A it i L A T 1 ' BOTTOM ROW: Harold Bridges, Tommy Cook, johnny Hornbeck, Don Bounds, Phil Wilson TOP ROW: Bill Cooper, Bobby Eddlenmn, Don Shelton, Mike Collier This year's B Team consisted of sophomores and two transfer juniors. The Junior Lobos had only a 2-8 district record, but steadily improved with each performance. FastawClap Harold drives for two points. I - Tlwbs Basketballlb Drag shoots as Bobby prepares to follow LOBO ' 43 ' for Match LastYewv's Drsbddv Howes BOTTOM ROW: Harold Bridges, Joe Curry, Kenny McKinley, Ken Norwood, Ed Davidson, Mike Collier, Dale Stringer, Gary Boswell, Don Morris, David Reese, Stanley Douglass TOP ROW: Bob Goodwin, jimmy Morton, Tim Bland, jimmy Chandler, Tommy Andron, Billy Vick, jerry Irwin, Ronald Cook, Gene Curtis, Bobby Eddleman, Don Bounds, Bob McEachern, jerry Aynesworth, Curtis May, Mike Tarman The Lobo Cinder men of 1962 Walked away with the District honors at Tyler last year. Many of the same boys are returning from last year's team, and along with the sophomores who played on the 1-2 finishing jr. High Squads last year, hope to repeat their 1962 performance. Coach Bill Hawkins and joe Curry, high point man in the '62 meet, hold the District 8-AAAA Championship trophy. u1mnawwwwz1fam,mnmmmwwmms:r.Qn f- .,-'. : - -tzewwr v Curtis May lowered the 880 record for District 8-AAAA to 2201.4 last year and is training for a state berth this year. RIGHT: Ed Davidson advanced to the state meet last year with a leap of 6' and is looking ahead to greater things this year. 4 I ,1 1 MCurry urges Goodwin on in Bob's leg of the Mile Relay. l MIKE TARMAN BOB MCEACHERN Mike and Bob are being tabbed as the top milers in 8-AAAA this year. iwMan5 Kenny leaves the number two man far behind in Sprint Relay. LOBO ' 45 Q aw? , M I 1 I1 5 .A Q . Q , 1? 2 P A I 'H W . t Q if J I I, if : . ,,g.I,.f- - , we is ..,, ' 1 .-3 -, ww- ,J r sipna N f I gs X 152 Mai .1 ,Q :I -1 firfz' 43225 1 - wg JZ il, , A f sn if 'fix ., m. I fi 51 'ZW ' ff 'iff' 5 ' A . 312556133 nv vm, '- 2 -' :ws 1:es:, v1 . 5. 7 I , ,L., .,,.. U, ,,ml.g75,,35,,, ,, Zi' ,ffw ,6.sf , - - ,, VY Q- ,,'-z,.-f.4:wf:z-.,' W ML, W , . M w,.M...x .v w R 'P '-v' wrrgzf f 5 r A K M, . ,15,:fZ.. mzw. 5 f,,4..?1w.sgQ14,-3, ,Qi , 1- - - V- mq firff:f-nf' A '- ' f 2' K 5 ,,, RICHARD RIALS, me. .. . V .Q '- A ff MGR. JIMMY JOHNSON RICHARD JONES DAVID PARKER ' gf I .. f' f if Y, se Zffffff ff X , dll jj xxx' gg ff STEVE PURCELL JERRY MCCAFFITY WOODY MALONE ..,.. , , 3A , r fy E .' ,L rfr. 1- fjg. ji 0' W f C 3 1 f . ff' f 1 ,W , iffy X COACH GRAVE5 CHUCK BEATTY DALE STRINGER BILLY VICK BOB GOODWIN 1 I L1ECEEElC iCE EECC C -': . S J X X X . ff if , E 'f F if , Q X X J W jim W- - 1. 7 ,J ig if LOB0 0 47!, k BOTTOM ROW: Don Greer, Bryan Klibeff, Mike BOTTOM ROW: Swffy Gray, Don Munden TOP Rodgers, Mike Landers Top ROW: Ken Wright, ROW: Leon Escude, jim Word, Tommy Bonner, John Bobb, Jim Hurst, Jim Morgan Steve Tolbeft LOBO ' 48 1 J ,HN xl X tl X I 2- Jfxxx J K- 'mx , P I N . , . . f I Sm11e, you re on cand1d camera, M1ke! X-' COACH MALONEY GUY HARRISON and BOB DAVIS BOTTOM ROW Steve Cooper Tom Irwin Pat Rodgers Kay Davis TOP ROW: A. B. ' Fields Pete Velde Tommy Cook B1llW1nn1ngham Mrs Holt, coach Teams Tecwwp 6001 1962 This year's Lobo tennis team is young, but has great hopes for this year and the future. The new eoach, Mrs. Nathan Holt, is very capable, and under her guidance the team expects to do well. BOTTOM ROW: Judy Blair, Susan Gentry, LaDonna Moore TOP ROW Hal Hatcher, Bob Brabham, Nate Holt, Bill Schrader Bob and Nate work on their doubles game. Keep your eye on the ball, Hal. Beatty scores on this hit by Parker Lobcmtwmtes f,wActww, mee- 1962 Curtis sets a new 880 record of 2203.8 at Pine Tree Relays. Curtis, Jerry, Kenny, and Bob talk over the Lobos' chances at the next track meet. LOBO ' 50 Basketball introductions: . . and the boys call this next boy 'Lover' Vick! .-4 kr: -, E: K, A 'ni ,L 'K f7'i:.-s-.'-' K , K zffuii Coach Bain urges Lobos on in the use of the horizontal ldder. Coach Collier encourages Lobos to strain to tone up their muscles. 3 LOYD PHILLIPS SAM JOHNSON JIMMY JOHNSON First team All-District, footballg second First team All-District, football. First team All-District basketballg Most team All-State, footballg First team Ft. Valuable Player, basketballg 8-AAAA Worth All-Texas Super Team, fO0rba11s Mr. Basketballg Third Team A11-Stare Most Valuable Player, football. basketball, BOB WISE GENE GREGG MIKE TARMAN Most Conscientious Best Blocking Lineman Best Defensive Bafk ,.,,nwwv ED DAVIDSON CURTIS MAY KENNY MCKINLEY Second Place high jump, District 8- Winner 880-yd. Run, District 8-AAAA Regional Track Meet, 440-yd. Relay AAAAQ Regional Meetg Second Place Regional Track Meet. High Jump, State Meet High jump. X MORELAND ROOK JOE CURRY GENE DRAPER Mr. Football High Point Man, District Track Meetg Intramural Champion Winner 100-yd. Dash, 8-AAAA Regional Meetg 440-yd. Relay, Broad jump, 100- yd. Dash. f ,li1 fS,1-fluff-feQ1s li Hallam I-Iesgyisslrl I S x I i la LOBO Musto EDITOR JENNIFER ROBERTS LOBO ' 55 'Y BAND DIRECTOR FIRST ROW: Pat McCamy, Nancy Thompson, Virginia Gattis, Pat Dingler, Toni Butler, Margaret Thomas SECOND ROW: Jane Smith, jan Bailey, Phyllis Males, Diane Woomer, Kay Lilley, Cathy Whitton, Kay Nix, Danny Rogers, Dean Cox THIRD ROW: Carolyn Oney, Francie Marchion, Sharon Smith, Delores Helms, Richard Ray, Kirby Darnell, Al Minter, Stephen Schull, Michael Brittain, Spunky Cregor, Bill'Lewis, Ronnie Subes FOURTH ROW: Brent Wood, Jacque Goode, Sharon Simmons, Charlsie Myers, Sonny Flesher, Mike Perritt, Ruth Davis, Danny Light, Terry Humphrey, Danny Mitchell Our Lobo Band, considered to be one of the finest in the state, has attained a distinction of winning not only its seventh consecutive first division rating in marching competition, but also won the coveted Sweepstakes Award last spring for outstanding musical accomplish- ments. To add to this record, the band won the Bossier City Invita- Own Bow ls Awards D. J. ROTONDO LOBO . 56 yffifxts Q ff, Dinah Waters, Judy Tatum, Susie Graham, Suzanne Chambers, Jacque Thaxton, Pam Rotondo Paulette Winters, Jo Ann Marks, Dan Reed, Sara Cupp, Dale Selman, Gloria Brown, Pat Walker, Brenda Rowland, Patsy Post Rob Barr, john Day, Mike Frazier, Clay Loclcett, Phil Singley, Bryan Brennian, Greg Mondello, Randy Robinson, John New, Brenda Shaw, Carolyn Cooksey Rusty Hollis, Dennis Axberg, Joe Powell, john Cace, Hue Nix, John Elia, Bill Fletcher, Robert james, Bill Grey, Thad Tatum, Bill Grubbs tional Marching Contest this year. By providing music for pep rallies, and assemblies, and performing at football games, and other civic functions, the band adds spirit to the school and community. lvtlw I-'OBO . 57 PATSY POST BAND SWIZETHEART mowaqmmmmmwm Choosing DfwwwMajofr5 C0-DRUM MAIORS I-OBO ' 58 PAM ROTONDO JACQUE THAXTON Maj ' sawTwIaB1ag MAJORETTES5 LEFT TO RIGHT1 Toni Butler, Nancy Thompson, Susie Graham, Diane Woomer, Pam Rotondo, Jacque Thaxton, Margaret Thomas, Phyllis Males, Kay Lilley, Patsy Wfalker MAJORETTES IN ACTION The majorettes demonstrate their talent and skill in twirling and dance routines at football games, pep rallies, and civic functions such as parades and the Lions' Jollies. HEAD MAJORETTE Nancy Thompson LOBO ' 59 Hold Positions iw umalb, mwLQtamBamLs BAND OFFICERS: GIRLS: Virginia Gattis, Secretary: Suzanne Chambers, Jo Ann Marks, Librarians BOYS: Lieutenants Dan Reed and Randy Robinsong Captains Bill Grubbs and Sonny Flesher: Lieutenants John Cace and john Day Mike Frazier LOBO ' 60 ALTERNATE ALLSTATE ALL-STATE FLUTE CORNET ALL-AREA ALL REGION BAND PICCOLO FIRST ROW: Mike Frazier, Cornet: Rob Barr, Trumpet SECOND ROW: Sara Cupp, French Horn: Jacque Thaxton, Flute: Pam Rotonclo, Flute Pam Rotonclo FIRST ROW: Carolyn Cooksey, Patsy Post, Pat McCamy, John New, John Cace-Saxophones SECOND ROW: Thad Tatum, Bill Grubs, Robert James, Bill Fletcher-Trombones THIRD ROW: Ronnie Suber, john Day, Mike Frazier, Rob Barr, Dan Reed-Trumpets Susie Graham, Piano: Dennis Axburg, Bass: Sonny Flesher, Drums ALL-STAR VOCALIST STATE Pam Rotondo 0 Longview band students are given a rare opportunity to participate in one of the finest High School Stage Bands in Texas. Not only were they presented the Outstanding Showmanship Award in the State contest, but they also played with great jazz special- ists as Stan Kenton' and Less Brown. The Stage Band also performs at both High School and junior High School assemblies and at other programs. BestfwQfato I!! ALL-STAR TROMBONE STATE l Bill Grubbs LOBO ' 61 Cl1o1fuPm6omsTlvrougl1oub ' Front to Back, ROW 1: Benton, Mays, Loftis, Boclenheim, Gorman ROW 2: Gray, Rodgers Sunkle, Green, McLendon ROW 3: LeTourneau, Taylor, Finklea, Loomis, Gipson ROW 4: G ton,X Roberts, Irwin, Ellis, Holloway, Black ROW 5: Rigney, Woods, Roye, Tuttle, Stahl, esle'Q Left to Right, ROW 6: Renfro, Curry, Wise, Mosley, Fuller, Trice, Hall, Kutzer, Mitchell ROW 7 Rodriquez, Vaughn, Jennings, Metcalf, Westerman, Bryant, Smith, Morris, McCullough, Killings worth, Jones, L. Linsenbardt, jackson, A. Linsenbardt, Miller, Seale, and Field HERBERT TEAT Choral Director The Concert Choir, consisting of selected voices from the junior and senior classes, sets the standard for the choral work of Longview High School. Be- sides performing for civic clubs and school functions, it represents L. H. S. in the choral contest each year and consistently receives superior ratings. LOBO ' 62 We even conduct I ... .ES . B045 The Girls' Choir involves a continued study of vocal techniques and diction, musi- cianship, and music appreciation through a repertoire of classical, contemporary and popular music. This choir joins with the sophomore girls in singing in the choral contest and certain programs during the year. Technique is amusing, but effective. , Xi!! 1 edf 4? el ffront to backj ROW 1: Daniels, Warren, Riley, OW 2: Morehead, Hardy, Sweet, Edens ROW 3: Nash, Wilson, Woods, Coorpender, per ROW 4: Harrison, I.eTourneau, L, Holdridge, Beavers, Shipman Cleft to rightj RO 5. Ingram, Wilcutt, Reynolds, White, Bruce, lglgiisong Hoffm1annlRO9W 6: hBolton,gWatson,, Stultzjarter, Carver, Harrison, Roberts, , r 1 er, owen, ow er, tt 't , A' - f., X, f ,V '7 V 'J If p , H em le lawffaf' Z 441' H 512 f -ff?-fe c fLfffff19 f ...f . , ff f f fr .7 A f LOBO ' 63 l Qleft to rightj ROW 1: May, T. Andron, Patterso Wedenieyer, Rodriquez, Wfilson, Nix, Gill, R, Andron, Orick ROW 2: Harrison, Bryant, Renfro, Bland, Curry, Jennings, Brown, McCamy, Wise ROW 5: Warr, Smith, McMahon, McEachern, Morris, jones, A. Lindsenbardt, L. Lindsenbardt, Gregg ROW 4: Holt, McCullough, Jackson, Philips, Kuykendall, Blair, Seale, Norwood, Fields Bags' Qpemda QpafwTmw Q 601.1 P The Boys' Chorus serves as an in- tramural choir for alluboys in school, however, boys in other school choirs are required to participate. It organizes in the second semester of each year to prepare for the Choral Contest which is held in the spring, and p6rfOr1T1S for various civic functions. LOBO ' 64 Practice makes perfect. This chorus of sophomore girls study as a separate choir and, like other groups, combine their voices with other choirs for such special occasions as assemblies, concerts, contests, and baccalaureate. G-mls' Qfudij EaswTeclw1ques iwpwp 6ofvMowA CJIDIRS Cfront to backj ROW 1: Boyd, Miller, Allen ROW 2: Hopkins, Rogers, Barnes ROW 5: Heaberlin, Allen, Radford, Fletcher ROW 4: Croley, Wilder, Lewis, Knight fleft to rightj ROXV 5: Smiley, Blalock, Nottingham, Bass, Talley, Tillery, Shelburn, Wilson, McCreary ROW' 6: Cupp, Mosley, Schepis, Bivins, Turner, Lindsey, Moore, Wfhitehurst, Hagan, Faircloth, Stephens, Wil- son, Everett Qopltomowlbtigteab ' wsaw ' 6ofuflwl5ffeAtTww ffront to laackj ROW 1: Howell, Rushing, Green ROW 2: Gonzoles, Turner, Gray ROW 3 Johnstone, Banister, Veteto, McCullough ROW 4: Beaver, I-Iickerson, Williams, Dees Cleft to rightj ROW 5: Foster, Goddard, Bolin, Miley, Sutton ROW 6: Philips, Holt, Hornbeck, Brown Gill, Orrick, Mullins, Xlifilliams The Sophomore Mixed Choir serves as the nucleus from which the Concert Choir is maintained each year. For the first time in several years, it performs this year as an individual choir. The girls of this group also attend contests with the girls of the concert choir. LOBO ' 66 CONCENTRATION I ALL REGION CHOIR MEMBERS ROXV 1, LEFT TO RIGHT: Joy Ellis, Carolyn McCul- lough, Nedra Banister, Judy Moore, Edna Gaston, Sherry Mitchell, Vivian Woods ROW 2: Sharon Woods, Betty Wilson, jennifer Roberts, Yvonne Roye STANDING: Charles Phillips. Abbie Lin- senbardt, Lee Killingsworth, L a r r y Morris, Richard Vaughan, Steve Jennings, Jim- my Holt NOT PICTURED: Martha Black, Vickie John- stone, Pam Kutzer, Nancy Taylor ALL-STATE CHOIR Jimmy Holt SEATED AT PIANO ALL-STATE CHOIR ALTERNATES LEFT TO RIGHT: Yvonne Y Roye, Dick Miller, jennifer Roberts Tewu U-IQ iwA0!fQfatw Clwws an..a,Qe.wsam:. 1 - -1' ACCOMPANISTS FOR L.H.S. CHOIRS STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Linda Turner, Sharon Bruce, Sherry Coorpender, Betty Wilson, Yvonne Roye, Jerinelle Howell SEATED: Karel Kay Goddard, Kem Mosley LOBO ' 67 LOBO EDITORS GAY TAYLOR JIM BUIE DICK TURNER LOBO ' 69 RONNIE BERRY JIMMIE TYSON Co-Editors Where are those layouts? Why haven't you done them yet? Tomor- row is the deadline! Canit you do anything right? Where are my pictures? Why isn't that blowup here? Who can take a picture this afternoon? RAIN? OH! NO! Anything but that! These are familiar sounds that come from the Annual room. Through all the confusion, frustration, and despair, Ronnie and Jimmie carry on a fine job with the help of our sponsor, Mrs. Wilson, Putting out an annual is not an easy job. It takes hard work, much time, and effort. Many sacrifices have to be made in order to make pictures and dead- lines. These are the reasons that staff members are chosen for their cooperativeness, willingness to work in harmony, and their ability to learn knowledge of journalism in a short time. For in Longview High School there are no special journalism classes for annual workers. Each year the LOBO is graded by the Texas High School Press Association judges in the summer. A T.H.S.P.A. convention is held in Denton the following fall and delegates from the LOBO attend workshops. This year the LOBO was privileged to receive an All-Texas rating. RUSTY MILSTEIN ARTHUR ROGERS Senior Class Editor Faculty Editor JERRY IRWIN NANCY PARKER LOBO ' 70 Ads Editors ELAINE CLANTON MARY LOOMIS Typists DALE STRINGER MONTY GRAHAM Sports Editor Art Editor O 5 KEM INIOSLEY JENNIFER ROBERTS Favorites Editor Music Editor eadlEMeaWitlvPoiseaL evwils JHNI BIJIE GAY TAYLOR DICK TURNER Clubs Editors KAREN STRUNK MRS. G. B. XWILSON Business Manager Sponsor KATHY JOHNSTON CAROL DICKINSON Sophomore Class Editors A .i..i . ioslLOBO'71 LlNDA LOBB MIKE LANDERS NIIKE TARMAN Junior Class Editor C0-Photographers The staff finishes pages for typing so that the deadlines can be -new t met. Because pictures are sometimes difficult to identify, all members of the staff help in identifying them. Karen and Dale help Rusty with his class sec- tion. LOBO ' 72 The voice of student government in Longview High School is the Student Council. The Council speaks for the students in school activities and educational programs. Elected representatives, al- ternates, and officers make up the membership of the organiza- tion sponsored by Mr. Wester and Mrs. Roark. Some of the many worthwhile projects of the Council are to provide interesting assemblies for the student body, and to sell plastic covers and name plates for the LOBO. Each year the student directory is compiled by members of the Council and sold to raise funds for expenses. During the year special school dances are sponsored by the Student Council, This year for the first time the Council had a textbook Round-Up for the purpose of recovering and returning lost textbooks. In the spring the newly-elected officers attend the State Con- vention in Abilene. Officers' workshop this summer will again be attended. Delegates from the Council attended the annual East Texas Forum held this year in Greggton at Pine Tree High School. Bob Wfise and Diane Porter were elected Halloween King and Queen at the annual Halloween dance sponsored by the Student Council. Representatives Bob Goodwin and Mike Collier sell Student Directories as one of the Council's projects. Student Council officers supervise table where students bring lost books to be returned to the rightful owner. ALTERNATES LEFT TO RIGHT: RONV 1: Gene Gregg. james Rob- ert .Ierry Kynes- '5J-rth, john Day, Wfoody O'Daniel ROXV 2: Cindy Marsh, Sara Bolton, Carol Lantz, Emily Goodwin, Bob Brabbliam RONV 3: Terry Moore, Romelle Big- by. Linda Plunket, jimmy Johnson, Gary Condray ROW' -i: Susan Ellsworth, Ronnie Berry, Linda Ray, Linda Green, Charles Phil- lips STANDING: Mike Tarman, Becky Bollin, IVIike Landers LOBO ' 73 I ii an 51 Sv Qs if 5 E si 4 lx, amen LQ-Qiwinf, 1 f:-:wx.W--,frw :if Uris' svfiffffw '-'iffwi '- -.Eu -Lv ' '-ns-4 ,,-fzzssfwiiu, .-M2223 ,- wwf f 'fwxi f fl' ' ' ffaswf-Qfsffxzffm-Q- -fvfz-mv . . 60M l Candidates discuss different ideas and problems concerning their posters and campaigns. Candidates and workers competed on Saturday morning before campaign week to cover walls with posters of all sizes. True-to-life but humorous, was a skit about the activities of the parking lot. The theme of the Beverly Hillbillies was used effectively through singing and costuming in one of the skits. Finally, after the vigorous campaigning skits and speeches, the candidates appear before the student body before ballots are cast. Some of the skits were take-offs on television programs such as this one, To Tell A Lie. LOBO ' 75 anew wr f, MQ, STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES ourgm TOP TO BOTTOM, LEFT TO RIGHT: Paul Rogers, jim Morgan, Tommy Sumner, Rodney Wagner, Karen Strunk, John Cace, Sandi Hawley, Rusty Milstein, Kenny McKinley, Carolyn Shoemaker, Curtis May, Vivian Green, Nancy Bearden LOBO ' 76 l 6 ,fi we 3' ,-. Q , r 0 0 WU STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES TOP TO BOTTOM, RIGHT TO LEFT: Dennis Gregg, Mike Pugh, Karel Kay Goddard, Ginger Griffin, jim Presley, Jane Williams, Susan Butter, Walter Ditto, Elizabith Amick, jack Bridges, Melvin Martin, Sue Ingram LOBO ' 77 OFFICERS: Betty Brown, Reporter, Janice Ellis, Vice-Presidentg Diane Porter, Secretary, Arthur Rogers, President. LEFT 91: - T, ROW' 1: Woods, Johnston, Wilson, Hay eyman, Presley, Beaver, Bigby, Rotondo, Pric , 'f edge, Parker, Taylor, Stringer, Rossow, Draper, Schnitt, Carr, Escude, McBride, Perry ROW 2: Koons, The object of the National Honor Society is to create an enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote worthy leadership, and to encourage the development of character in students. Membership is based upon these qualities and a grade average of The Longview High School chapter holds a banquet each year after the induction of the new members. Mrs. W. Hutchings serves as sponsor. Bailey, Woomer, Lilly, Gray, Cohen, Hurwitz, Howell, Goddard, McCullough, Gonzales, Beasley, Loftis, Rove, Shipman, Brinker, Cupp, Bruce, Jones, Hudson, Cravath ROW 3: Smith, Talley, Falvey, Belew, Linnen, McLendon, t is National Honofv Qoowtg was LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW 1: Shoemaker, Draper, Jones, Bath, Coorpender, Gentry ROW 2: Hayes, Phillips, Higbee, Greene, Hindman, Clan ton ROW 3: Johnson, Mosley, Presley, Awalt, Hanson, Strunk, Calk, Ellis WWC We Fletcher, McCullough, Mitchell, Trice, Weaver, Landers, Coolidge, Clements, Serpas, Ellis, Wright, Cace, Goodwin, Buie. l T C Diane hands Donna her membership card in assembly. LOBO ' 79 ,zamNf1 f Jil OFFICERS: Arthur Rogers, Presidentg jimmy Tyson, Vice-Presidentg Paul ROgerS, Treasurerg Rusty Milstein, Parliamentariang Bob Goodwin, Secretary Arthur presents Jennifer Roberts, Key Club Sweetheart, with a gift certificate. l LOBO ' 80 ICe5C1Uub The Key Club, a service club spon- sored by Mr. Mercer and the Long- view Kiwanis Club, consists of mem- bers chosen on the basis of leadership and scholastic ability. Some of the projects on the club's agenda are Col- lege Conference Day, Career Day, Teacher Appreciation Week, preparing a Christmas basket for the needy, and the raising of the flag at the home football games. Each year in April the Key Club attends their district convention. This year they met in San Antonio. There details about the purpose and objects of the club were learned. dl SENIOR DIRECTOR, Ronnie Berryg SOPI-IOMORE DIRECTOR, Mike Collierg JUNIOR DIRECTOR, jerry Irxving SPONSOR, Mr. Mercer. nf: W Ni i FRONT ROW: Randy Morphew, Bobby Cohen, Dick Turner, Dale Stringer SECOND ROW: Billy Falvey, Scotty Gray, Tim Bland, David Kiergan, Leon Escude, Pete Velde, Bill Ellis, Mike Rogers, Dan McMahon THIRD ROW: Mike Landers, Tommy Allbright, Phil- lip Wilson, Don Munden, Tom Irwin, jim Morgan, Mike Wfeclemeyer, johnny Bryant, Bobby Dunlap, Mike Field, jim Buie Key Clubbers and Mr. Morphcw, the Kiwanis sponsor, pay close attention at each weekly meeting. X 'B Arthur and Rusty , present a rostrum to the school for the Key ' Club. LOBO ' 81 J... Q up Carolyn Shoemaker talks with Civitan President, Curtis May, after being announced the Junior Civitan Sweetheart for 1963. To inspire future citizens and to encourage leadership in the community is the main goal of the junior Civitans, sponsored by the Long- view chapter of senior Civitans. The members are voted in by previous members and are expect- ed to maintain 'a certain average to hold member- ship. The club has taken part in many activities this year including cake sales, car washes, and selling packages of light bulbs door-to-door. The club sent Christmas cards to the faculty and co-sponsored the annual Anchor-Civitan Club Christmas dance. Also this year a group of mem- bers provided entertainment for part of the senior Civitan convention held in Longview. OFFICERS: Curtis May, Presidentg Moreland Rook, Vice-Presidentg Bob Wise, Secretaryg and jerry Aynes- worth, Treasurerg Danny Seale, not pictured. LOBO ' 82 ,ws N l l 4 fgmf O0 we x We .wqfis , MEMBERS, From Bottom: Joe Martin, David Owens, David Axberg, Mike Stout, Dennis Gregg,I1Qe-gy, Boots Williams, Billy Skipper, Bobby Smith, Billy Vick, Bobby Skipper, Mike Coil, jimmy Morton, jerry Nash, Iihk-Summers,YRicharcl jones, Edward Harbor, Lloy Weaw'er, Bobby Coil, Jimmy johnson, Chuck Beatty KRD ,-,-fff LOBO ' 85 Alnhlnhnf rip: 1,1 OFFICERS: President, Beverly Presley, Mary Elizabeth Hodges, Vice Loomis, Treasurer, Elaine Clanton, Recording Secretaryg Sue Skagg Secretary K OFFICERS: Chaplain, Sally Le Tourneaug Reporter, Vivian Woodsg Sergeant-at-Arms, julie Lassiterg Parliamentarian, Diane Porter LOBO ' 84 Qnnmunn I UQ ,STOP . To serve the school and the com- munity is the main purpose of the Anchor Club, an auxiliary of the Pilot Club. The Club strives to develop the initiative and leadership of its mem- bers selected by the popular vote of the Club. The Anchor Club, sponsored by Mrs. Hutchings, aids the Crippled Childrens Fund and The Salvation Army at Christmas with contributions. The members sell drinks at the Round- Up Club and give it hearty support. l Again this year the Anchor and junior Civitan Clubs sponsored a Christmas dance held at the Elks Club. -President, Mary , Corresponding DIRECTORS: Mrs. Hutchings, Sponsorg Sophomore Director, Ann Calkg Senior Director, Billie K. Fuller, junior Director Terry Jankey Club President Beverly Presley presents Ancbr Club Beau Curtis May with gold key chain from the club. Curtis was presented as the beau' at the Anchor-junior Civitan Club dance on December 22, at the Elks Club. with Qpeomlb Pwjects ,if figafz-v J MEMBERS-ROW 1: Susan Ellsworth, Melinda Starkey, Vickie Benton, Ginger Rodgers, Gay Harrison ROW 2: Nancy Loftis, Carolyn Holloway, Gay Taylor, Betty Brown, Harriet Mosley, Ann Lauderback, Kem Mosley, Betty Draper, Kaylon Carr, Sue Ingram ROW 3: Karel Kay Goddard, Judy Trice, Martha Black, Jodie McLendon,1ynn Loomis, Merrill Saunders, Betty Boden- heim, Linda Neal, Karen Strunk, Jennifer Roberts, Sue Calk, Susan Butter, Harriet Lewis, Vivian Rigney ROW 4: Carol Dickin- son. Kathy Johnston, Jan Alexander, Henrietta Gossett, Carolyn Shoemaker, Linda Lobb, Candy Flanagan LOBO ' 85 M NW f Q 1 M 212: .f W- 1 f as gg A .Vs 'QM 3 , 4,4 ' ,Ed N QM H A wi- 1 ,B L .frm J V .MN rw ,QW , -' wjf 'f W K 35 wie Q 5 'W A V - .. , 'V if Add W , as-Us XV Q .1wQ, .X , A I ew-Lfm-sc' ww K M .x i s-q,.,,, ,Q 2. A X, fb v ny' ' , Wi. ,Y 'I :- if J . Q 'C .Z fra 'f ar .X Af. y- inf' 'Z 2,-.5 ' 4 ,F , i ' Aj! . Ffh 2, 5 4 v-55 .sg . 1 .- Qu? Y ,ye ,ft Q A, as '31 4 ,. 9 0 I if iigimx -a 1. -fill! 1 . 433 km ,Y 1' ,y , , A 'Sli 3, , 95,76 L,7.3,lw.Wf weqmviyi. K Z W K -.M K, : 4 A '?.Qfg1i.QL' ff ,,,4,,w E ' ,a K' Ae. I -' ,3Q.!..u ' as ' 'A-T' f K I lf, Q Q , KF' 4. 13.2 . 2' S ' I' f. 4 1 Q-N mmm man 'Yetwwzwf nLw L? LOBO SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Posey, Baccus, Duffel, Damuth STANDING: Heizer, McPherson, Bartlett, Terrell Classes in cooperative occupational training are one of the most recent additions to the Longview High School curriculum. To both vocational students and the industry of Longview this addition has been an im- portant one. It is of benefit to the student in that it prepares him for his chosen vocation, and of aid to our community in that it produces a supply for the demand for trained employees. These classes afford students of Junior and Senior standing both practical and theoretical training in a va- riety of trades and occupations. Practical work experiences are provided the student through part-time employ- ment each afternoon at some cooperating business or industry, within the city. Our school provides technical instruction under the supervision of Mr. Douglas Mackey. Students may enroll in two other high school subjects needed for graduation. The course is set up for two years of training and carries four affiliated credits. Students receive wages comparable to those paid beginning workers in the same occupations. Typical occupations acceptable in the program are: auto mechanics, auto body repairing, electrical work, building trades, machine shop work, radio servicing, refrigeration servicing, welding. SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Chaves, Pepper, Tucker, Drew STANDING: Kirkley, Deramus, Spooner, Ferguson Elected officers and class representatives lead the Pep Club in promoting active Lobo spirit. Members, to support the club, sell fight ribbons, bumper stickers, foofballs, and shakers. Deco- rating the halls, Round-Up Club, and goal posts are other projects they do. At assemblies each year the Pep Club pre- sents trophies to Mr. Football and Mr. Basket- ball. Mrs. jane Adams is the sponsor of the Pep Club. The purpose of the club is to help en- liven the spirits of L. H. S. CapabQwO66wefwLeaaLPepCEubuv Yew Senior Representatives JANE BEAVERS MARY HODGES ri Sophomore Representatives HARRIET MOSLEY SUSAN BUTTER T T O O ffdfffffffffzff ! ROW 1: Powell, Phillips, Gree Hin man, Calk,.Kent, Ellis, Irwin, Bolton, Hawley, Beavers, Riley, Sandricle ROW 2: Gipson, White- head, Kutzer, Bearden, Gentry, A igbee, Davis, Stultz, Booth, Holley, Willie, Lancastor, Nikos, Ray ROW 5: Williams, Hestand, Woods, Rumbaugh, Davidson, ' mpler, ason, Long, Wfillis, Wforsham, Weinstein, Pitt, Perkins, Stevens ROXV 4: Clanton, Shoemaker, Barbara Brown, Betty Brown, B den 'm, Vicker' eyman, Wardlow, Stahl, Satterwhite, Saunders, 'White, Matthews, Rushing ROW 5: Daniels, Henning 'XVatson, Gossett, Skaggs jley, Gray, Hayes, Strunk, Roberts, Fowler ROW 6: Scott, Curtis, MCC:-1t'fity, Milstein, Feldman, Vlkdemyer 'ig- ep dub naps Sophs get royal at treatment during initiation. W I 1 Loyal Sophs decorate halls on a Thursday after- noon. BEAT THE LIONS!!! ' ' LOBO ' 90 I McGreger, Rigney ROW' Z: Harrison, Alexander, Sauls, Walters, Sweeney, Brinker. Richtmyer, Carter,lcWarren?EETgurneaL1, Clem ents, Tilley. Finklea, Wfilcut, Benton, Thompson, McIntosh, jankey, Lobh ROW' 3: Baushke, Nash, Culver, Tuttle, Koford, Morehead Gatlin, Groom, Beavers, Corbitt, Duffel, Williams, Bonham, Sims, McLeroy, Wfade, Gipson, McClendon, Loomis ROW 4: Mitchell Pliler, Moore. Mayes, Gaston, Simon, Rogers, Holdridge, McWhirter, Ruff, Blalack, Goodwin, Hudson, Rodgers, Ingram, Neal, Flanagan ROXW 5: Black, Holloway, Trice, jackson, Carr, Loftis, jackson, Galosy, Roye, Sunkel, Serpas, Taylor L ,Z Build Qpwb juniors decorate goal posts on Friday after- noon for home games. SOPHOMORES-ROW 1: XVhite, Amick, Cotton, Ely, Bostock, Slade, Scarlett, Dees, Hagen, Hansen, Gray, Goodman, Radford, Lewis, Moser, Butter, Griffin, Goddard, Starkey, Dickinson, johnson ROW 2: Perkins, Miller, McCurry, Roberts, Crawford, Simmerman, Arnold, Beasley, Ball, Everett, Mathews, Croley, Rushing, Hillin, Reeves, Koon, McMullen, Wilson, Henry, Walker ROW 5: Carnegy Rogers, Squires, Clements, Hoffman, Banister, Wagster, Chancellor, Brooks, Felsenthal, Waddell, Whitehurst, Wilson, Fletcher, Nelson, Moore, Steele ROW 4: Hopkins, Rieger, Sullivan, Turner, Bishop, Allen, Mahaffey, Knight, Allen, Yates, Corbit, Salling, Barbee, Dickson, Kaye, Grun, Sutton, Vaughn ROW 5: Cohen, Veteto, Wilder, Fuller, Gonzales, Fowler, George, Rodriguez, Lang, Bailey, Mc- Cereavy, Ray, Green, Calk, Flint, Simon ROW 6: Chamlee, Hudson. Bolin, Foster, Moore, Shelburne, Culp, Hurwitz, Tillery, Ellsworth, Williams, Talley, McGinnis, Miller, Moseley Sm' L 'ialui T - lui lil mx ,s1ff:2l.:-Qi. ig. -1 ii l i' ' 3 Mais :il i LONG-VIEW Wins APE-TWOS . . . If passing by Room 215 fourth and fifth periods, one sees the journalism classes and the editors of the Long- Viewu busily working to meet a deadline. With the help of sponsor, Mrs. Hutchings, the journalism students put out our biweekly paper. Due to the efforts of these stu- dents, the Long-View received an All-Texas rating in state-wide competition of the Texas High School Press Association. The cost of the Long-View is paid for by subscrip- tions, single copy sale of the paper, and advertising. The remainder of the cost is paid for by the main money rais- ing project, the Queen's Coronation held in October. The Long-Viewn staff spent many back-breaking hours with make-up and layout in order that it could continue to be one of the great voices of our school. The students of L.H.S. appreciate the efforts put forth by the journalists on the Long-View staff and will continue to praise the paper and its achievements. EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Vivian Green Journalists sell papers during fourth period on alternating Fri days. LOBO ' 92 40115 AT WORK: Martha Irwin, Vivian Green, Betty Brown, Margaret Wray, Je ry Nash l 'ws 1,ffJ - -'-1.1-ff fv ---- ---'VJ -4-- -- ---'- cv fff-- f ------f- - uJU.1.,y, girl! MTI-IQPA Q basil C5505 3 mi bg., Y . Ll-cilzq-, Mrs. Hutchings consults with students for decorating ideas. Jerry and Martha assist an artist in decorating the fan for the Queens Coronation. rs ifixf-ai wi 454 ii ii ,,1Q3f 'Q A N b Q1 ,Q is ' it s npr, LOBO ' 95 tems! Newly formed Samaritan Club, sponsored in Longview High School. Sweetheart. I-Ienceforth, the policy will be these annually. by Mrs. Williams, originated to establish more friendliness One of the club's projects is to elect a Beau and to elect i: is g ,j . za XKVL Fl: .I f '- . 5.v,'l,,:, , aa .,.. . ,., f,.. 1. .... Q 'fig' kk.,, t.-K... :E Q '.i T ..f. MQ., 1 'J -1 ' ' .i 'fiat ' riff: 1 f ' J' ' ?t'f'fff as 1 ,HJ-I . H,.',4.?f, . - I, ..,e-.ack s ' f. --'- fr iam. .,-. iz.. .. ,aa l,-. ' - 5 7' -' ,,. . - it-J 'ff-r' '- at. ,.-. V fl,-5 L, f. , t ji . f. f -.', -I f I -. ' 3 . H . -',-. H' ,V.,V 5,,l.Vw I A T K t tt. .nf V 7 ' lv-- 4 if ,gg tyagggg f .- -fi Vri 7 - I ' ' ..,- ,' s 1 I - . 7 I in M sssl s.rr .ssa at I 54 ' A 1 , 'Mas-,., - ,ga l af- , E -M - X f. ., .- its 'rf f,. 11 'ttf'-rf --.riff .. A V Wa- T ' OFFICERS, STARTING AT TOP: Sharon Woods, Reporterg - Margaret Jones, Vice-Presidentg Ellen Hmdman, Secretaryg Vivian Greene, Treasurerg Janice Ellis, Presidentg Karon Booth,Sergeant-at-Arms. At the Samaritan Club's Sweetheart dance, Whiteliead and Phil Deramus were chosen Be Sweetheart, o o o FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Nancy Sunkel, Janice Baushke, Sandra Neyman, Sandra Courtney, Sherry Coorpender, Jennie Hawkins, Vonnie Roye SECOND ROW: Anita Arnold, Susan Beasley, Linda Ellis, Kathy Yates, Annette Hudson, Carol.Pliler, Patricia Hudson THIRD ROW: Cheryl Walters, Judy Moore, Diane Moore, Doris Reeves, Sue I-Iickerson, Kathy Sweeney, Bunnye Gipson, Martha Shipman Diana au and ' 'MXYQ -1 sasew1.,2+rf'- iw, ,, . .... . ff F QV? K 1 This year's chairman of Speech Arts was Janice Ellis. SPM Speech Arts members prepare to go tell stories to elementary school students. Barbara Thompson, Nan Cohen, and Judy Gross represented Longview High School in debate. Entering Interscholastic Speech Contest were Rob Foster, Becky Bollin, Bill Schnitt, Sue Ingram, and jay Melugin, LOBO ' 95 jf s ' FYIQ Latin students, desirous of knowledge about ancient Roman life, join the Latin Club. Mrs. Montgomery and Mrs. Baushke co-sponsor a Roman-style banquet and supervise monthly meet- ings of the Club. These activities bring to life some of the events in the Roman life and interest the student in an ancient civilization. Each year the club holds a slave auction, in which the first year students are sold to the second year students. The following morning they begin their tasks during a day in which they are at the command of their masters. Annually the Latin Club participates in a nation-wide test. This past year Vivian Greene and Bruce Awalt won a place in the Eminent Merit division. From this another trophy was gained for the school. ff Jodi X X . 1 XX jfif' l JKSV? 1 Hy .1 f Auctioneer Summers receives bids for slaves Gilmore Holt, Archer. F l xxkl Q Q Stews!! I-hgklhg ROW 1 Loomis Ellis Rigneyl Williams, Powell, Wfedemeyer, Carr, Mays, Serpas, Sunkel ROW 2: Gentry Brinker Ne l llanagan, Awalt, Groom, Shipman, Black, Taylor ROW 5: Sum- Greene Hayes Ca ter Kutzer, Weaver, Beatty, Goodwin, Blair, Buie W l - ' serr ii i ,ii A , , if 1 Q -K ser f -3 ,E ,K,:,, 2 I fr smirk j Q , J 55: e Q' A t ' ff: K 'fly' rifliivfiifi 757 1 Ll .te Hindman, Klibert, Irwin, Owen, Benton, Falconer, Harrison ROW 2: Westerman, Painter, Gipson, Calloway, Sumner ROW 3: Hatcher, Morris, Coolidge, Lay, avers, Corbett, Harrison Milfs ,Anmwalbffl ' At the annual slave auction, masters bid competitively for the best-qualified slaves. The following day the new owners enjoy the luxury of service provided by their workers. K M ,. M ,, V., .,,k Q, -,, , ,- V- , . LOBO ' 97 l 17' ' Slaves carry out orders issued by masters. Magistra Montgomery and Magistra Baushke attend slave auction. i DWL omgwga QW The High Priest performs the sacred duties of the induction ceremonies. 1 l ROW 1: Dees, Vaughn, McClure, Ely, White, Perry, Smiley ROW 2: Archer, Miller, Mills, Hoffman, Schepis, Wilson, Notting- ham, Cohen ROW 3: Gilmore, Mitchell, Holt, Roberts, Anclron, Ingram, Williams, Walker, Clements, Stone l L mrawazi- i- 2 -' :tygw 'ar ,113 ,,,fl,-, . - -- g . . 1 . ,,, In I :- it V- Z, . may st it A 7 . ,.:.E2,: 5.335 , I ,,gEEIQ.1,i5: J 3 1, 45 73 X I df get , V: as ,if Q M W2 H? K W? , li: 5 4 if 2 is 1 W ,1 ,gn Q, f E- f in if 05' Q E ,, fu 5. bf ia 2 A i ,G My Wfakwf Q, if xx JS + l' f JW . tl-if , ' 5 gf L , V q ROW' 1: Stuclcey, Wildei'. Irwin, DuBose, Smith. Howell ROW' Z: Loomis, LeTourneau, Loftis, Nash, Clements, Bruce, Wlad dell, Denson, Turner ROW' 3: Marsh, Trice, Goodwin. Miley, Stringer, Wfood. Bigby, Perry, McBride. Lives iwTwewtmtlu as OwuCa.esa1u's ' Www Masters and slaves enjoy annual Roman feast. As a Spirit of Latin I, jerry welcomes new students to first pro- gram. LOBO ' 99 Habla y Practica was a new club started this year for students who are taking or have taken three years of Spanish. The club, sponsored by Miss Sybil Robinson, was formed to help students become more fluent in the speaking of Spanish. Habla y Practica meets on the second and fourth Monday nights of each month. The officers elected this year by the club are: Mike Flahie, Presidentg Dean Patterson, Vice-Presi- dentg Barbara Brown, Secretaryg Sharon Woods, Reporter. Mike Flahie was elected president of the newly-formed Spanish Club. Tlwwff eafu Qpamislv New dub TOP ROW: Judy Moore, Betty Draper, Mary Lou Clements, Dean Patterson, Barbara Brown, Sally LeTourneau, jane Beavers BOTTOM ROW: Annette Hudson, Emily Goodwin, Libby Ray, Dan Reed, Thad Tatum , vf.. .--,-,,,,,-,,,-,,,-,,-,,,-Its...-I ,M N -I B I -In .Sk H I via., um-ul.-s .ne ..r... , , I K FIRST ROW, REPRESENTATIVES FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Janice Ellis, jane Willianis, Royce Ann Goodman, Melinda Starkey, Pam Perkins SECOND ROW: Betty Brown, Philip XVilson, Larry McClendon, Raymond Rogers, jackie McCormick pawmislvCUubP I iw ' In an assembly Keith Richards related exciting events of his bull-fighting career. The Spanish Club enjoyed an afternoon at the ice skating rink. LOBO ' 101 Strengthening relations between Latin-American countries and the United States and promoting interest in the Spanish language were the main purposes of this year's Spanish Club, sponsored by Mrs. Janet Dirlam. Activities of the club, composed of students taking Spanish I and II, were monthly meetings as well as social events. Two assembly programs, a talent show and a speaker, Keith Richards, were also on the club's list of activities. FIRST ROW, FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Ginger Griffin, Carol Dickenson, Charlotte Koford, Pat Gatlin, Delores Wilson, Karen Fowler, Lesli Hurwitz, Susan Ellsworth, Judy Miller, Harriet Mosley SECOND ROW: Dorothy Majas, Diane Squyres, Michelle Matthews, jean Hagin, Sue Shelburn, Sherry Dickey, Karon Crowley, Nan Cohin, Linda Green, Karel Kay Goddard THIRD ROW: Susan Butter, Jeanette Bell, Gene Draper, Karon Barbee, Kay Talley, Clara Smith, Mike Renfro, Eddie Richardson, Mary McXWhirter, Mary Ruff, Carol Kroforcl, Susan Wilson, Linda Talley aefwnogetpmm FIRST ROW, FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Delores Helms, Karen Young, Marsha NX'hitehurst, Lou Steele, Diane Woomer, Mary Wfilson, Gerry Parker SECOND ROW: jerry Grubbs, Don Kilfoyle, Libby Horne, Linda Simon, Cheryl McMullen, Sandy Fletcher, Annelle Bigby, Nedra Banister, Scott Renfro THIRD ROW: Richard Graham, Ronnie Bishop, Ronnie Richards, Tommy Harris, Dan Lamont, Carlos Smith, Kenneth Norwood, Pat Downing, Mike Glover, Spunky Cregor :ziaasnm 'li' aretu, qi ,t FIRST ROW, FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Edna Gaston, Harriet Lewis, Margie Lindsay, Beth Bivins, Tomi Kay Radford, Virginia Gatis, Linda Ellis, Linda Swindell, Alice Gonzolas, Sara Philips SECOND ROW: jan Bailey, Donis Koons, jackie McCormick, Betty Brown, Carolyn Holloway, Judy Trice, Pam Rotondo, Carolyn Nelson, Toni Butler, Melba Price THIRD ROW: Ronald Cook, Bob McEachern, Gene Draper, Chris Denny, Mike Collier, Johnny Hornbeck, Toni Stultz, Linda Neal, Karon Barbee, Kay Talley Spanish Club entertained at an assembly by singing Bendiga America. En el pueblo de Espanol ??? Spanish Atmosphwf LOBO ' 103 Senior Directors KEM MOSLEY, BEVERLY PRESLEY, DAN MCMAHON, BOB XVISE .-... . .. 1,1 -r LOBO ' 104 Are you going to listen to Teen 'Time tonight? is a familiar question asked by the students each Wednesday. Teen Time, heard at 7:30 on K F R O Wednesday nights, is produced by students elected by Teen Time staff members. Everyone enjoys listening to the records, sports, and gossip of L. H. S.! 545 ow Weelelg Teew Yf,iQgssiQ gand Sports SUE SKAGGS7l CURTIS MAY XM lf Junior girls Sophomore Directors KATHY JOHNSTON PAT RODGERS fp, amdfQpofets News Tww Qlwwf . 4. J - I ,..!- - LL- ,.A......,..-:Al junior Directors GINGER RODGERS JERRY IRWIN LOBO ' 105 Greetings, sports fans! As Longview High School's recreational center, the Round-Up Club affords students the use of pool and ping-pong tables, tele- vision, and a food bar. It also provides a dance floor for recep- tions and club parties. This year the club stressed the need for 11 500-card membership so as to continue receiving United Fund support. This was important to students because without this support the facilities of the Round-Up Club could not be used. SENIOR BOARD MEMBERS AND OFFICERS: julie Lassiter, Presidentg Danny Seale, Vice- Presidentg Dan McMahon, Reporterg not pic- tured, Beverly Presley, Sec.-Treas. For an after-game reception, green and white enhance the Round-Up Club's interior. LOBO ' 106 Iaoeptums, as www as -UP JUNIOR BOARD MEM- XQS e BERS1 Dale swinger, Emily XX Q Pool table ,f' Round-Up Club sweetheart, Mary Elizabeth Hodges, ac- cepts gift Charm from board member Beverly Presley. Dawes, Aw New at Goodwin, Lynn Loomis. Bob Goodwin ,ff H f frafofaneiid Ann put forth every effort to make the lust reception the best one ever! SOPHOMORE BOARD MEMBERS: Pat Rodgers, Karel Kay Goddard, Carol Dickinson, Tim Bland technique improves. M LOBO ' 107 TONY STULTZ, Presidentg BETH HOLLEY, Vice-President, SANDI HEN- NING, Sergeant-at-Armsg KARON BOOTH, Treasurer. To combine good physical fitness and wholesome recreation is the aim of the Girls' Bowling league, sponsored by Coach Ste- phens. The sophomore, junior, and senior girls enjoy bowling each Saturday afternoon with their different teams. A group of girls forms and names their own team and then is eligible for active competition with other teams. The girl bowlers enjoy special bowling privileges each time they bowl because they belong to the League. Bunnye Gipson, Dorothy Willie, Betty Rogers, Terrie Weinstein, Vickie Benton Susan Butte m2Wan Cohen, Kay Davis, Ellen Hind- man, Sherry Tilley, Janice Brooks Darlene Worsham, Becky Banks, Sandy Williams, Linda Green, Pat Bonham, Dusti Davis Jan Alexander, Barbara Bryant, Kathy Sweeny, Dunk Sims, Charlotte Falconer, Carol Pliler, Sandy Williams, Judy Hardy LOBO ' 108 fix: x il X Mary Ann Hayes, Nancy Edens, Betty Bell, Francie Marchon, Donna Blalack, Pamela Hanson Brenda Shaw, Dyana Bruce, Libby Horne, Jane Holdridge, Josie Rumbaugh fl W f- Iliff! MK' T K C rf-fbllvfjfg Q 0 i B jwyff J . fl V' J G ifllj' q 4,41 4 ofa 6 L Club members enjoy bowling each Saturday afternoon. Cheryl Walters, Kathy Sweeney, Teresa Gugar, Barbara Sauls, Cheryl Randall, Ellen Hindman jane Williams, Karel Kay Goddard, Marjorie Dickson, Michele Matthews, Patsy Walker, Elizabeth Amick, Gloria Brown, Sunny Satterwhite, Janice Brooks LOBO ' 109 Bowling OFFICERS, LEFT TO RIGHT: Ronnie Brown, PresidentQ Rusty Milstein, Vice-Presi- clentg Danny Seale, Sergeant-at-Armsg David Reece, Secretary. ' Ollub Provides Wlnolesomw FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Danny Seale. Bob McEaChern, Mike McDonald, Scott Reneau, jerry Brahms, Bobby Vizzier. The promotion of better bowlers is the main purpose of the bowling club, sponsored by Coach Stephens. Members meet each Satur- day afternoon to better their game through practice and instruction. The club furnishes clean and wholesome recreation for all its members. The Bowling Club is divided into different teams, each team trying to obtain higher aver- ages than the others. Toward the end of the year, tournaments are sponsored at which time bowlers compete in singles, doubles, and mixed doubles for trophies. While the main fundamentals of bowl- ing are taught, keeping score is a vital necessity of the game, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jim McCauly, Jimmy Chandler, Tommy Reagan, Bobby Grizzle, Gary Don Lindsay, Mike Collins, Edwin Bath, 6M LEFT TO RIGHT: David Reese, Ronnie Brown, Mike Sheehan, David Rogers, Billy Falvey, Claes Tollin. LEFT TO RIGHT: Steve Purcell, jon Vogel, Richard Eckert, Dick Horner Rusty Milstein, Dana Hern. Bowlers practice every Saturday afternoon to build their game through practice and instruction. Also during these Saturday ses- sions, contests are held between the different bowling teams to better their game skill for competitive league competition. LOBO ' 111 OFFICERS, FROM TOP: Jacque Thaxton, Presi- dentg Trudy Bath, Vice-President, Anne Hayes, Secretary, julie Lassiter, Historiang Betty Draper, J Reporter, Sandra Henning, Treasurer ' i i Club members create initiation day costumes. LOBO ' 112 5 , AfvbCJQub as l The study of art includes not only drawing, but art appreciation as well. It aids the powers of observation and encourages drawing as a language of the expression of ideas. Art students of Longview High School became aware of a decline of cultural interests and formed the Art Club. Sponsored by Mr. Hindman, Longview High's art instructor, the club plays an active part in art ex- hibits and in preparing various posters and pep rally signs. FROM TOP: Linda Hanley, Rethea Fuller, Sue Bishop, Sandra Henning Tommy Cook, Gary Boswell, Roger Blalock, jim Wallace, Sandi Hawley Sandra Nikos, Tonya Thompson, Linda Helms, Terrye Davidson, Mr Hindman, Karon Booth, Nina Kay, Trudy Bath w f I ni, 1 ieawaf-rf-fiiaateautelrarfizul v ' fra A J , if 4 fil Q. fi If 55 FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Bobbie Crutcher, Paula Hestand, Betty Draper, Linda Ogden, Richard Clark, Teresa Gugar, Char- , lotte Stevens STANDING: jay Schopper, Karen Barbee, Beth Beaver, jeaneen Impson, Don Braziel, Paula Self, Royce Ann Goodman, Jacque Thaxton, Janie Dees, Monty Graham, Ann Hayes, Milee Perritt, Jay Melugin, Rick Castillo, Buddy Rogers Loeb tal rrmepwj NwAfd: Mr. Hineman helps students with projects. LOBO ' 113 New Club members adorned with colorful hair and wigs welcome the end of initiation day. . s v ,f.- in To be a link between the faculty and the library, to keep reading material available for students, and to encourage students to enter the field of library science are some of the purposes of the Library Club, which is sponsored by Mrs. R. A. Coty. The club meets on the second and fourth Monday nights of each month. The main project this year is the raising of money for delegates for the State T.A.L.A. Convention in Fort Worth. OFFICERS, FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Laraine Aaron, Patsy Rost, Sandra Henning Judy Greene, Ann Hayes, Margaret Wray, Terry Jankey, J. D. Osborn, George Brooks. TOP ROW: Sandra Neyman, Mike Perritt, Danny Mitchell, Mike Renfro, Betty Osborn SECOND ROW: Patsy Roberts, Teresa jugar, Shirley Blankenship, Sharon Smith, Patsy Cravey Members of the Library Club board bus to attend the state convention in Fort Worth, where they learned many pointers in library work. . . ,M ,uugassat-fmw.o. me .a.,,,,,.v...at .. f... at. ,--f -::st:ww,:am.1wi1a.. -1-1rfa: rt 4i:mfa.w..1w.mm1new1 .-,. w.f 2fezs'nmsnvaa,: ttsawmwwmw Under the direction of Mrs. T. G. Field, the Religious Ethics Club strives to enrich the members of the student body in faith in God and service to mankind. There are three Religious Ethics classes, each being a separate organization having its own officers. The meetings, when held, are called. These Bible courses are made possible through the Ministerial Alliance of Longview. The projects of this year's Club were Parents' Day, Thanksgiving and Easter assemblies, and devotionals for clubs of the city. Parents relive their school days as they attend religious classes on Parents' Day. ef o6fEfbUa OFFICERS: President, Richard Jones, Vice-President Billy McCranieg Reporter, Betty Holcornbg Social Chair- man, Barbara Brown U C . . ROW 1: Williams, Aaron, Marler, Worsham, Willie, Eckert, johnson. Gray, White ROW 2: Fletcher, White, Gipson, Rutledge ROW 5: Robey, Wade, Hodges, Woods, Saunders, Sandridge ROW 4: Fowler, Stevens, Thornberry, Strunk, Bolton ROW 5: White, Robinson, McDonald, Akin, Franklin ROW 1: Williams, Irwin, Kent, Henning, Loomis, Jackson, Davidson, Lancaster, Holley ROW 2: Baushke, Wisdom, White, Gossett, Rhodes, Sutton, Acker, Collins ROW 3: Parker, Hanson, McGonigle, Jones ROW 4: Lindsey, johnson, Seinlear, Miller, Parsons Pafwwts' Dag, Thanksgiving and OFFICERS: President, A. B. Fields, Vice- President, jerry McCaffityg Reporter, Vivian Woods, Social Chairman, Patsy Stahl. LOBO ' 116 First period Religious Ethics class closes Thanksgiving program with appropriate hymn. 1' am Robert Curtis and Ellen Hindman describe to the members o 51' period some of the scenic wonders they viewed when each traveled in Europe. Of par- ticular interest to the Religious Ethics Students was the vivid description of Europe's Churches, many of them beautiful Cathedrals of Gothic design. OFFICERS: Gene Gregg, Presidentg joe Curry, Vice-President, joy Ellis, Social Chairman, jan Wade, Reporter Highlight eafv ' Ck Mrs F alll .l I-if I ROW 1, LEFT TO RIGHT: Shoemaker, Daniels, Booth, Garrison, Neyman, Ellis, Skaggs, Will' s ROW 2: Hamby, Martin, Taylor, Gentry, Hindman, Green, Perkins, Hayes, Rumhaugh, Presley ROW 3: Curtis, Martin, Southerland, Davidson, Emmel, Brown, Fried, Jennings, Williams, Langham, Shelton X -mmm- nn - ,l n1-u-:ii r xi.. . OFFICERS: Janice Ellis, Presidentg Sunny Satterwhite, Treasurerg Betty Boden- heirn, First Vice-President, Vivian Greene, Secretary Girls interested in a teaching career discover the potential of such through membership in the Henry Foster Future Teachers of America. The club re- quires of its members a B average, a fact which reveals an emphasis on selective recruitment of outstanding teachers. The purpose of the club, co-sponsored by Miss Bera Lambert and Mrs. Silvia Collier, is to provide its members with experience to develop the quali- ties and aptitudes basic to successful teaching. Op- portunities in the career of teaching are also studied. In April, Future Teacher Month, the members will select their choice for the Most Outstanding Teacher of the Year. Our own Future Teachers' Club is sponsored by the Longview chapter of the Texas Classroom Teachers Association. I-?uhmefTeaclwus A ' lAlitlvTea1:l1img Lars and Claes interest the members with information about Sweden, their native country. Mr. Teat accepts The Teacher of the Year award from the Future Teachers. l ! LOBO ' 118 Charlotte Phyllis 1nd Judy thank their hostess Bett Bodenheim, , s f , Y for an enjoyable meeting. New members are honored at a tea given in the spring ROW 1: LEFT TO RIGHT: Brinker, Warren, Calk, Porter, Ellis, Koford, Woods, Neyman ROW 2: Mays, White, Bolton, jackson, Benton, Wray, Alexander, Willie ROW 3: Greene, Carter, Shipman, Beavers, Roye, Hindman, Serpas, Pliler, Cupp, Hodges, Mosley, Skaggs l 'ff 'ff' 7- n ll'sfaf-- w. VafvS0 iv1m i,'72':'frvff21'Sw.,..:f' 'v 2H Mi- - '-' 1 1.'2Q! ekfx- 1w 'Sf Newxfffw' '1 MEMBERS: STAND- ING: Linda Sutton, Ann White, Teresa Gugar, Barbara Sauls, Rhonda Bass SEAT- ED: Teresa Rodri- guez, Virginia Gattis, Charlotte Falconer, Cheryll Randall, Caro- lyn Chancelor Sandy inspects slide under microscope while Nancy looks on. LOBO ' 1 20 Bunnye and Sharon take the library cart to patients in order that they can enjoy reading. vi? OFFICERS i-Q33 Mommgggqggi, SHARON JoHNsoN, viwpfesiaenfg SANDRA WHITE, Secretary'Treasurerg BETTY BROWN, Reporter. To be prepared to be a good nurse of tomorrow the Future Nurses Club makes its services available at the Good Shepherd Hospital. At their regular meetings, programs of different medical fields are presented by qualified people. Through various projects sponsored throughout the year, the Future Nurses present a scholar- ship to one of its members. . . .TwwamLTaEents Sandy, Nancy, Bunnye, and Sharon are prepared at information desk for afternoon duties. MEMBERS: STAND- ING: Toni Stultz, Josie Rumbaugh, Norma Pitt, Sandy Nikos, Bunnye Gipson SEATED: Kar- en Booth, Mary White !H1xl.'l7.l OFFICERS: Pat Kutzer, 4th Vice'Presidentg jane Holdridge, 3rd Vice-Presidentg Barbara Brown, 2nd Vice-President, Karen Strunk, President. To promote a growing appreciation of the joys and satisfactions of home- making is the main purpose of the Future Homemakers of America. Many goals are stressed in the club to further interest in home economics and to launch good citizenship through home- making. The members strive for better development of creative leadership in home and community life. Mrs. Tuck and Mrs. Gray sponsor this club which has national affiliation. The officers are elected by the popular vote of the members. This year one of the officers is privileged to hold 21 district office. OFFICERS: Mrs. Tuck and Mrs. Gray, sponsors, Ann Calk, Treasurerg Sue Calk, Historiang Pat Morehead, Secretary. F.H.A. Girls profit by experience in homemaking classes, preparing for their future life. Helpful hints and short cuts are among the valuable knowledge learned. LOBC f- fi-fi:--1 f . f 'zl,! 4f52fsiftiffwie. Poore, and Mrs. Turner enjoy luncheon pre pared by homemalcing students during class Goals Girls show interest in effective signs promoting mem bership in F.H.A. time. 1 Mr. Wester, Mr. Field, Dr. Matthews, Mrs. E ? JUNIOR AND SENIOR MEMBERS: LEFT TO RIGHT: Darlene Worsham, Diana Whitehead, Vickie Benton, Sue Skaggs, Paula Self, Gayle Medders ROXY! 2: Elaine Clanton, Henrietta Gossett, Betty Draper, Ellen Hindman, Barbara Sauls, Linda Ogden, Sandra Neyman, Terrie Davidson ROXV 3: Becky Banks, Sandi Hawley, Sue Sandridge, Sara Bolton, Denise Hoffman, Carol Reynolds, Joyce Wade, Brenda Lovelace Karen Strunk, as club president, presides over F.H.A. meeting in which our Swedish students Lars Flodstrom and Claes Tollin gave a talk on their native land. wv Pwgwms SOPHOMORE MEMBERS: LEFT TO RIGHT: ROW 1: Sandra Fletcher, Susan Butter, Delores Wilson, Linda Rodgers, Mary Nottingham, Carmen Cortez, Imogene Emmel ROW 2: Harriet Mosley, Ann Calk, Judy Miller, Patricia Dingler, Pat Mahaffy, Nancy Baker, Betty Merriman ROW 3: Kathy Johnston, Linda Tillery, Marsha Whitehurst, Donna Everett, Ann Clements, Janet Hoffman, La Dona Moore, Janice Gipson, Janice Brooks, Nancy White, Margie Dickson, Janet McLarty farmlamwmfealmsfi ' 3141 await Conventions . . . contests . . . adaptations . . . constant competition . . . to problems that will confront them as farmers or ranchers . . . livestock raising . . . are the main objects of the Future Farmers of America. To add variety, club members made trips to the State Fair in Dallas, to the Prison Rodeo in Huntsville, and the Stock Show in Houston. Also the club sponsored a-school dance with the F .H.A. All through the year, the F.F.A. truly learned to do by doing, learned to live, and lived to serve. EwS5Do5S..., Mr. Auther Williams, F.F.A. Sponsor, offers leadership to a very active group. Tina Gray, F.F.A. Sweetheart, was pre- sented with a F.F.A. jacket. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Ricky Simpson, joe Barton, Mike McDonald, john Bennett, Richard Vaughan SECOND ROW: Gerald Wiggins, Billy Carter, Robert Fox, Don Sullivan THIRD ROW: jimmy White, Bill McKinney, Woody Malone, Ronald Hamilton lar-f,,.:a ., 3 'mfr' W :WW ' sa ',- FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Harold Bridges, Steve Paine, Robert Hunter, Robert Sullivan, Richard Hudson, Gene Newton, Jerry Fergison Scotty Gray, Tim Cropper SECOND ROW: jimmy Morton, Dennis Gregg, Dale Turner, Joe Schochler, Dale Schuler, jimmy Lockheart 1 One of the club's projects this year was the making of trailer. . . . ftlvtlwlllf-A. F.F.A. boys learned the art of welding under the guidance of Mr. Williams. LOBO ' 125 BY popular vote Patsy Stahl was elected sweetheart of the DE. President Billy McCranie led the activities this year. Club The primary aim of the ,Distributive Education Club of Longview High School is to develop a high degree of leadership and citizenship in the students of today, who are destined to take their place as to- morrow's leaders in the distributive business. The members of the club, sponsored by Mr. Hendrix, who succeeded Mr. Grassman, learn the art of business etiquette, and the operation of a successful business. nsbizbutwa MoMsT ' GIRLS: Paula Thorp, Jeane johnson, Marilyn Hubaker, Patsy Stahl BOYS: Carlton Fried, Terrell Hunter, Tommy Kulig, Walter Ditto LOBO ' 126 STARTING AT LEFT: Steve Brown, Buddy Warr, Tommy Modisette, Wayne Adams, Janie Mathews, Billy McCranie, Win- ston Bivins, Bobby Smith, Cheryl Arthur, Helen Hughs, Norma Vickery. LEFT TO RIGHT: Richard Hill, Make Brown, Harold Fuller, David Finklea. IJIUBUSIJIQSS L L MR. JOE HENDRIX LEFT TO RIGHT: Linda Eckert, Kay Chavers, Vernie Mills, Karen Clancy. LOBO ' 127 LOBO PHOTOGRAPHERS MIKE TARMAN MIKE LANDERS ARTIST MONTY GRAHAM LOBO ' 1 29 Dr- Matthews the fifSf Of Dr. Ford of the First Baptist many speakers this year, in- Church sings several hymns in forms the student body about assembly. the school bond elections. -4 ,,,,,,, 7 .,s., 12 ,,,,,, 14 18 ,,,, l 21 ,,s,,, 25 s,,,s, 28 ,. SEPTEMBER H . First day of school New students assembly Dr. Matthews assembly South Oak Cliff gameg first pep rally Dr. Ford assemblyg Back-to-School dance Henderson game School bond electiong Magic assembly Houston gameg first bus trip Qeptewbwu Bangs Boehm The jukebox proves to be one of the highlights of the Back-to- School dance as everyone tested their skill at selecting tunes. F-mst Assembllms, w 'esta'-:ff ef-2+ iss- sie-'zsffi f-s1l ,-sf-i::w'e:1:Qf,, :zs,..r.,f1. -ag1's..,f4a Billie K., Judy, and Harriet, along with the other cheerleaders, lead the anxious crowd at the first game. LOBO ' 130 -t was 1 Enthusiastic students prepare to leave for the Houston game on the first bus trip. Dances, mwb ford-IQ Terry admires Mark's masculinity at the Hender- son game. Dan and jennifer present our foreign students, Lars Flod- strom and Claes Tollin, to the student body. LOBO ' 131 Faifv I-ng!-D19 The dance at the Country Club after the Coronation was a big ni ht Matthews fSeat No. 22 ?D . ,L,.f-41112 sfy,,.2.d Longview's Miss Flame, Diane Por- ter, waves from her fire engine during the Gregg County Fair parade. LOBO ' 132 Carol Mrs. Hutchings an- nounces the Dukes, Prince, and King following school- wide elections for the Coronation royalty. Aw.rf,J-1:wvra ogowiba OCTOBER Miss Gregg County Contestg County Fair parade Coronation royalty assembly Highland Park gameg Pep Club initiations Irving gameg bus trip , Louann's Latin slave auction , Pan-Am assembly , ,. ....Trampoline assembly .. ., . Coronation dance , , Dr. Charles Allen assembly Robert E. Lee game Cdistrictj opener , Halloween dance . Keith Richards assembly School holiday A talk OH fr66LlOIU is giVCfl Indianapolis speedway driver by Robert Blackwood in aS- Bob Veith stresses the import- sembly. ance of safe driving. Off to the Texas High School Press Association convention in Denton are students of our annual and newspaper. 14 16 21 25 28 29 NOVEMBER . ,s,, Marshall gameg Wester Day , ,,,, Speech assembly fKon-Tikij , i ,,,,..,.., ti,,,, ,,,,,, , , , Bonfire , Texarkana game QHomecomingj , Safety assembly QBob Veithj ,, john Tyler game , Thanksgiving assembly Lufkin game . Robert Blackwood assembly THSPA convention N lwspwmg The annual bonfire before the Homecoming game is a popular event with all students. LOBO ' 134 X T e crowd begins to leave after the Texarkana The Bible class presented a touching program for the Thanksgiving assembly. Above is a scene from the radio skit. E 0 H o o FN l 0138 ' x i 3, Jr. le ' game, Homecoming for many old grads. Our loyal cheerleaders urge the team on for the Home- coming game. LOBO ' 135 N Begins w1tlvwEaug - l B Hungry Lobos mob jerry and Elaine prepare for a ride in the ole' Uhorseless carriage. Miss Kitty shows off her new bear skin. 'wie-i v-lxza?3'?a' L1 LHS cowpokes gather at the Saloon D.C. for a soothing sarsaparilla and fr plug of tobacco. , LOBO ' 136 If Wesfwu Dag and Qlwfep-Q Lobos the chuckwagon for a qulck break. Q ' f ' l Q fl 'CLW' y !f ll 1 Z l f L Pu LJ! l L. ' , -lf L br fl After a long ride in from the school, 5 ' Judy , and joe relax at the Dari- QC-rende. Vandalism broke out around LHS and not even bandits were safe. mi W 55951115 LOBO ' 137 ' olidatjs Pwvide Needed This time it was too late to go like a goose. LOBO Always talking-won't she ever be quiet! Miss Marlene Thomas, always a favorite at L.H.S., sings a solo with the Girls' Choir. l ,lx U , X if x t l2Q8f7A6wv 31183 Deoembefu The Speech class presents another out- standing play, The Bishop's Candle- sticks. Dr. Moore gives hints for Our favorite, Rev. Montgom- improving personality. ery, teases Candy and Rusty at the opening of his speech. DECEMBER 3-13 ,.... ............,..,,,.., ..... F avorites' elections 4 ,....... ..... D r. Bernice Moore assembly 7 ..,..... ....,,...,.......,,.... T alent Show 14 ,... 18 ..,.. 20 , 21 .,,.,, My name is Elwood P. Suggins. , Speech Class Assembly . ,,........ Christmas Dance .. ,,,,,,.,,..... Choral Assembly Christmas holidays begin tw.fimnf, eff,-il.-at ,s ,f 1 :- ' 139 Journalism students dis- play supposed cheating habits of honorable Lobos. LOBO ' 140 JANUARY 3 7wVV.........eee Rev. J. E. Montgomery, Woodland Christian Church 4 YV....... ,,,.., , , Basketball pep rally 9 ....-V,.. ..YY,,,,,,,. ..,,Y,,,,,, ,YY,,,, , F o otball Banquet 11 -..... .VVV.,YYV,,V..Y,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , ,.., , Disaster Drill 15 .....AYYVY a.aaaaa. I ournalism Class assembly on cheating 16 Yrfrff YVYV. ....aa,a,aa . W ., , , ,,,, Textbook assembly 17-18 ,.YVVVVv ,,,,,,,, M id-term exams 25 ffVV-VV,.. H , Stage band assembly 26-30 ffrrrr.. Student Council elections Discoui-aged Dan doubts . . . oh, heck, you think of a caption yourself! Jauuwuj Higlwafglwtealf bg Midfwww aussi 1- K., uv +' .i mama-twqisttlx fum .41 -nun, ,saw . .V ' f Wilkies does away with his honor system during mid-term exams. and Lobo ghosts scare up votes for H-O-double L-O-W-A-Y spells Holloway. Y .. fd M. These are your candidates for 1963-64 Student Council offices. LOBO ' 141 ' Talwmts, A standing ovation and For he's a jolly good fellow for Wfilkie. . . blue socks with the red poxf' I wonder why she was so worried about my socks! Q9 N'LT j Xl if .2 N . -J . fx. X, hx X K tx Our most favorite of all receives his triangular- shaped watch. And they're supposed to be taking tests?! Dag ls Obswwed iw 5, YY,,, , FEBRUARY Operation Teenager assembly 11 H , National Honor Society assembly 12 ,,e,,e ,, s..,,o,,e,,e,,,,.r Curriculum Work Day Student Holiday 14 ,, , Kilgore College Swing Band assembly 20-21 . , , 2, 2, ,,,t juniors take Iowa Tests 22 ,.,,i ,, Wilkie Appreciation Day and Assembly 25, ,, 26,,,, Cool Lobos . . . . . . Cold Lobos , , Begin 4th six weeks' tests Centenary choir assembly ...MQQK 4 Hanneke Swart Foreign student from Hol- land, points out her home country to history class. K.j.C. stage band display their talents at a very in- zererzing assembly. -f , ,f .f-, U.- .,,,s,-W ,,tf-1,.t.1 ut-,,E,,t, ,... V Vyyf 5-ew.. I: -, LOBO ' 143 The arrival of the annuals is always a highly-anticipated event of May. Examining their new annuals are Dan McMahon and Jimmie Tyson. LOBO ' 144 fu. -Qu. MARCH 16M .e,,,, ,,,,,,, C heerleacler Tryouts APRIL 7 ,,,,t,,,, ,,,..,,, D istrict Track Meet 28 ,,.w,.si. ...,.,.,....,,t,.,....,,,,.... P rom MAY Latin Banquet Baccalaureate Graduation SWG aww Cleopatra takes on a new form in the shape of Sandra Henning as last year's juniors capably decorate for the Prom. Last year's Prom was enjoyed by mx: :am,evwaremwwm1muwfewfa--me mir mmwni,maswww s 1 ii ,ummm everyone attending. Post-Prom ac- Curt and Kenny display trophies Won at the dis- trict track meet last spring. .off '62 One of the most trying, nerve-racking events of the year is the cheerleader tryouts held in April. tivities were also hi hl interest- 8 Y ing!?! Monty proudly exhibits his first-place oil painting after last Spring judging. LOBO ' 145 LOBO J EDITOR KEM MOSLEY LOBO ' 147 .AQ ,Af i Gi , K I, W L Q' 2, ,asf Wig, Qi? K , pgrfl. 75 7 .ki Q i z-'-iw? Vw ggi, N 5 fi if ,, 5 'ELMQQ 5 V Nw J , If A g, K' 23 55 M5131-.H .51 ,wg -. X. W4: vm vm -gg Jw jx , NY ., as v , 6 f V '55 Q Af Q 'Y 5 5 rs ' il 15 I 'L 5 i ,..,A 1? . M.. gy ,ix -- Y , 'SNK-mn X KL, .ge Q-X Af W ar W awk: 4 3 x, I 1 fi f W I Q 5 F1 w -1 i A ': 5 5 5 3 3 5 5 3 Y 1 5 1 J w v F 4 I r I akwfw-1-mwummnlwawgmwumnmmlluamw ,mf4kvkfm:wnwwL,rmwLwwem+fmua4hawww new f :swwmaa-vrmwpa qfwwu . Myra mwafmuwsfwwxmfwz ff wvaumlg vw- m4,frfww:avwawuff,J:w-1- . Queen mwwmnmw'-mu .M W,,. Q, Duchess Dio.wPofd:wv DukeMofwfowLl2.ool2f Awlfduclwas Billie IG. Fallen Awlwhdw Bob Wm LOBO ' 151 ogDukesmwLDucl1essesAdds DuIwCIw1Jas 'Duchess Loomis LOBO ' 152 nw w wwgmw nan-?'W' EV im. 3 :uf 1 :gk 3 5 ' if mwwwp v Q Ji 0 -- I I ,. 'A '- - U , 'lj' 5 h , fit' l Dudws.sEEo1wO0m1tw num mcg Mmm LOBO ' 153 DuclwssJauzwEEUis .Q ,V x f LOBO 154 Du!wKemwHvMcIGulmJ umm Jud., 'A IYUJ edilflml P151 5935 . .D , Q H3355 Duchess Qollg Lsfowwwaw Dulwgaw rzabwcwazs Duchess Bdtg Dfdipw Duke Dauidf Kwcgaw 'I X LOBO Qh1dwtsFfwwwQwedewQvfwef Du!wAntlwfu Ilzogw Dudwss Caaongw Qfwemalwv 'K f' J Yup ,,f,Q4,g,f-Qwfwx X i M, -' 21 - W A AV 4 A WK qg l ..,, ,... .. . . . M G V , ,V ,LL, ,,,.. , AQ L- T , uM,N,,Wg ,M A Q U. , , 4 . A . ' f 9 - , A ,535 ar' asA wtlwQ : f9'i'u , V 'vw ,N W ,fmt W - 'x,. Q, 5 5 4. x K Q ' , ,V A if . 3 , Wm. Kent, jane 'Beavers,1' Tina J S 2 : Z. 7, ,av ff ya v At iii N'-15'fE,, 1-, , S ' .. Q Q. 1 1 1 N4 4 :- I - N' ,ey gkgg,'WV:x-fl H4 .ff A v 1 159 i E RICHARD RIALS Prime Minister P Longview High School's Queen's Coronation which is sponsored by the journalism class, has become one of the most popular and beautiful events of the school year. The journalism students, working with their sponsor Mrs. Hutchings, plan the coronation as their main fund- raising project. Only senior girls and their escorts may participate in the coronation. Members of the royalty, which includes the king and queen, prince and princess, dukes and duchesses, and ladies-in-waiting, are selected by popular vote of the entire student body. This year a new honor, the arch-duke and arch-duchess, has been added to the royal court. ofytlw Magus jennifer Roberts Sandi Hawley Beverly Presley Sharon Gorman jan Rushing Carol Mathews jim Morgan jerry Aynesworth Mike Brown Bill McCullough Tommy Modisette Bill McLendon LOBO ' 160 WW Henrietta Gossett Ting Gray Josie Rumbaugh Toni Stultz Sunny Satterwhite Terrye Dziviclson joe Martin Mark Feldman Billy McCranie Leland Hanson David Parker Jack Bridges Malwstlw Elaine Cl2I1fOf1 CUFOIYU Sh0em-Qkef I Sue Sanclridge X Barbara Thompson Sara Bolton Betty Bodenheim Bruce Awalt Mike Stout Charles Brightwell Billy Vick Dale Stringer 'Terry McCaffity LOBO ' 161 Julie I-Miter MMS' Hodges Kludl' XWf1t5Q.U, '!! Viviun Woods Nancy Bezirden Billie K. Fullei Sam Johnson Kenny McKinley NIik6oL51I'id6rS eri Mfcaffii' Bill Gfubbs Paul Rosen J v s , OW 1 1 i ff' 1 i if l s n so K, Sharon Riley Sally LeTourneau lSh:iron Wfaiiupler Carol Collins Jane Beavers joy Ellis Dick Miller W'oody O'Dnniel Joe Curry J. D. Osborn Bob Goodwin Ronnie Berry LOBO ' 162 Patsy Stahl Sharon Johnson Sandra Neyman Lynn Wardlow Carroll Reynolds Nancy Kent Ronald Cook Ronnie Bishop Phil Deramus Mike Miller WHIIGU Hamby Arthur Rogers Language off flaw Paw Karen Strunk Mary Loomis Diane Porter Janice Ellis Sue Calk Kem Mosley Loyd Phillips Moreland Rook David Kiergan Kenny McKinley Rick Galosy Rusty Milstein LOBO ' 163 l Carol Perry Ellen Hindman Darlene Worsham Dianne Gibson Betty Bell Kris Mitchell A. B. Field Butch Smith Ronnie King n - oil Walter Ditto Q ty I, 1 !DMm Patsy Post Pain Kutzer Ann HayeS Sandra Williailus Sflfah PhillfP5 Bafbafa Hisbfe LinkfSum iers Ronnie Roberts A. B. Field jimmy johnson Melvin Martin Mike Tilfmfm SCOHY Scott kay LOBO ' 164 l Linda Ogden Shflffm Woods jackie Long Freda White Charlotte Stephens Jeanne johnson Mike Williams David Holley Buddy Glassock J. W. Parsons Larry Linsenbardt Abbie Linsenbarclt Sandra Henning Taffy Hall Dorothy Willie Sonya Lancaster Kay Davis Mary Lee Powell Gene Gregg Rodney XVaggoner Gary Boswell Gary Boswell Dale Stringer Lee Killingsworth LOBO ' 165 Mary Marler Barbara Brown Merrill Saunders Betty Brown Sherry Coorpender SUSHH GHrriSOr1 Tag Coolidge james Curtis Bob McEachern jim Hurst Steve Flemister Billy Branch 1, S Karon Booth Mary Swan Betty Draper , Linda Gentry Martha Irwin Dick Turner jerry Wright Curtis May Bob ' Ronnie Perry Danny Seale LOBO ' 166 Paula Hestand Margaret Jones Libby Ray 1 Doralynn Mopfn Sandra Courtney Linda Sxvindell Pat Fercliill Steve Purcell Abbie Linsenbafdt X Jimmie Tyscy' Eddie Gilmore Bobby Dunlap Norma Pitt ..-- 9? x Vivian Greene Maxine Fowler Sandra Nikos Iudy Perkins David Smith Lloy Wfeaver Tommie Kuykendal Everett Holcomb Dean Patterson LOBO ' 167 + ,, 2. wg , BQ8f7P9fl-8 ' Ewabbg PopuEwvVem Q 5? 5 ' , gg-ff -,-. .3434 fz1g,,k1 W5,f.a,5f:1,'-f fk'. Q -3517,-f7ffi?i4ifx ' f- 1 -. L - ' H:ifI J----33i.QLfi'?? . :EL, , u'fZE1 N-tw, , 192 ' C0assEEwtsCJumstmwL MOGUT MOST VIVIAN WOODS ABBIE LINSENBARDT LOBO ' 175 JIMMIE TYSON SUE SKAGGS FPJENDUEST JERRY MCCAFHTY JENNIFER ROBERTS EvewOwu Regkect WFTHEQT JUDY WATSON QRUSHARD ,JONES MOST LIKELYTO QUOCEED ELAINE CLANTON ARTHUR ROGERS afQpwi2oQD MOST DEPENDABLE MIKE BRICE MARY LOOMIS LOBO ' 1 75 ARTHUR ROGERS BRUCE AWALT With a 97.465 average Arthur Rogers is the highest honor graduate Bruce Awalt, with a 95.975, will lead the 1963 class of graduates as in the 1963 graduating class. He is also a National Merit Scholar- valedictorian. Bruce is also a National Merit Scholarship finalist ship finalist and a National Honor Society Scholarship finalist. and a trophy winner in the Nation-wide Latin Test. Tlwso ' l-lonofvtovL.I-I. . KENNETH HANSON Finalist, National Merit Scholarship Testg National Honor Society Scholarship finalist DAVID KIERGAN Finalist, National Merit Scholarship Test SAM JOHNSON Honorable Mention, National Merit Scholarship Test MACK PRESLEY Honorable Mention, National Merit Scholarship Test L.H.S. good citizen, MARGARET JONES, re- FRANCES SOL SIMON displays her grafting exhibit which won first place in the biology ceived the D.A.R. Citizenship Award. division of the Longview Science Fair. rzmgzl QMMMA ' VIVIAN GREENE proudly displays her trophy won by outstanding grades on a nation-wide Latin test. ELLEN HINDMAN, winner of the Betty Crocker Award, is L.H.S.'s Home- maker of Tomorrow. ,gf .fsigawzg ' my . -igfaa ,,ww,f VIVIAN WOODS and DAN MCMAHON were our delegates to Girls' State and Boys' State. AML Nw, ta owa Biggest Lobos 7-Texarkana 107, 1922 Go beat Texarkana and Wfatty Myers for me! Our Wilkie, truly the best-liked person ever to teach at Longview High School, is about to leave its halls. Those of us who have had plane geometry under him will never forget that class, undoubtedly the very coolest! Along with Plane G Mr. Wilkie's students also learned much about the history of L.H.S. Wilkie was here when they built the school! There are several things even his students were not told. Did you know that at one time our mascot was the Lion and that our school colors were black and gold? Who changed them-Wilkie, who else! At first Lobos was spelled Loboef. Wilkie also had a hand in the changing of this. Yes, Wilkie has been quite an influential leader in his career here as teacher, coach, athletic director, and friend. Speaking of coaches, the laughs that Wilkie brought forth as he told of his team's loss to Texarkana-107 to 7-were tremendous! Texarkana always seemed to give him trouble. A man riding out or town on the top of a school bus must have been an unforgettable sight, eh, Wilkie. To all of us Room 219 will always belong to our most favorite teacher. Mr. Wilkie, we'll never forget your class, the many things you did for usg and most of all, we'll never forget you! 644 fWJ,aff4if: You better get thisg it's on the final exam. fan everyday expression heard by Wilkie's studentsj Wilkie leisurely spends a class period eating his favorite. dessert, home-made ice cream. LOBO ' 178 ggssffiklx , i f LOBO EDITOR ARTHUR ROGERS TYPISTS MARY LOOMIS ELAINE CLANTON LOBO ' 181 mwLQolwolbEowwLWof:Lf. . . D. M. MESSNER Oil Operator and Electric Equipment R. SCHRADER Board Secretary, Texas Eastman Company MERTON YOUNG Life Insurance Underwriter C. B. MASON Lone Star Steel Company LOBO ' 182 TOM LANDERS Insurance Dealer 0. L. KIMBROUGH Wholesale Oil Marketer DR. CHARLES F. MATHEWS Superizllerldenl B.A., Howard Payne Collegeg M.Ed., University of Texasg Ed.D., Texas Techg Honorary LLD., Wayfland Baptist College Our school board is made up of dedicated citizens, who spend many hours setting the policy of our school system. At the school board meetings each month, the members consider many matters important to the efficient opera- tion of our school system. The members approve many courses which add breadth to our curriculum. The plans for the new science building have been directed and approved by the school board. Wfe of Longview High School are exceedingly fortunate in having such a dedi- cated group directing our school policies. rogatawea emu Poms. W. B. BAYLESS Board Presidentg Secretary of Southwest Reserve Life Insurance Company -- LOBO ' 183 Mr. T. G. Field, our principal, combines his cheerful personality with the ability to discipline when he feels it necessary. He shows an unusual amount of patience and understanding by giving us frequent breaks and assemblies. To each student with whom he confers about schedules, he gives expert advice on the basis of that student's interests and abilities. We students are indeed for- tunate to have such a man as our principal. LOBO ' 184 MR. T. G. FIELD Principal of Longview High School, B.S., S.M.U.g M.A., T.C,U. l , I Mr. Field checks a student's record before writing a recommen- dation for college. As guidance counselor, Mr. Melvin Wester performs many helpful services. He is al- ways prepared to discuss college or employ- ment after graduation with each student. Many tests for evaluating the students abili- ties and progress are administered by him each year. He also administers the-College Board tests several times a year. Besides his reg-ular duties, Mr. Wester takes an active part in sponsoring the Student Council and working with other school groups. nab ogeaww Qgstmw MR. MELVIN WESTER Assistant Principal and Counselor of Longview High Schoolg B.A., Arkansas State Collegeg M.A., Peabody College l . MRS. VIRGINIA POORE Registrar MRS. HESTER TURNER Attendance Clerk LOBO ' 185 Waiting, STROUD S.F.A. MISS RUTH KIRKHAM sity of Texas MRS. MARJORIE English IIIQ Junior Class Sponsorg BS., M.A., English IV N.T.S.U.g M.A., Univer- MRS. BETTY NALLEY English IIIg junior Class Sponsorg B.A., Louisiana Techg M.A., S.M.U. , amLVocabuQofv5 Speech students rehearse Kon-Tiki. Our language department provides us with a strong background in the many phases of language. Creative writing, in which good vocabulary, logic, and correct grammar are stressed, plays an important part in our English classes. Reading and understand- ing the great literature of the ages gives us a strong cultural background. Speech courses are helpful in developing more effective styles of verbal com- munications. Our courses in foreign languages help strengthen our cultural background further, while also providing a firm foundation for more detailed language courses in college. Mrs. Dirlam goes over vocabulary with her Spanish students. Plays X ,w, fe bg sigma D 1F,..,, . . flggiesf 'Q fssgy Students recite their Spanish in the language lab. English students are tested often. MRS. ELIZABETH GOETTLE English IIg Biology: BS., T.W.U. MRS. M. M. BAUSHKE Latin Ig English Ilg Co-Sponsor of Latin Clubg B.A., E.M.C.g vI.S.U..g E.T.S.C. MRS. J. W. HUTCHINGS Advanced English II, III, IVQ Jour- nalism I, IIg Long- View Sponsorg An- chor Club Sponsorg National Honor So- ciety Sponsorg B.A. Austin Collegeg M.A,. University of Texas. v MRS. SYLVIA COLLIER English II, IIIg Co- Sponsor F.T.A.g B.S., N.T.S.U. LOBO ' 187 LOBO ' 188 Qliudzj 06fF0wigwLamguagQ8 Pwvides of MRS. JANET DIRLAM Spanish I, IIg Pan- Am Club Sponsorg B.A., S.F.A. MISS SYBIL ROBINSON Spanish II. IIIg Sponsor, Pan-Am Clubg B.A., Baylorg MA., N.T.s.U. MRS. JAMES NIONTGOMERY Latin I, IIg Co- Sponsor of Latin Cluhg B.A., N.T, s.U., Mid., E.T. S.C. MRS. NELL WRAY English IIg French Ig B.A., M.Ed., S.F.A. Vivian and Bruce present the trophy they won for their high scores on the Nationwide Latin Exam. First year Latin students are initiated. BackgwwwL6owLobos Oral reports in English increase the students' in- terest. Christmas. 1 l MRS. VERA WARREN Miss Kirkhanfs bulletin board is carefully decorated for English Ilg B.A., S.M.U.3 B.L.S., University of Denver MISS REBECCA ROWNTREE Speech I, Ilg Debate Club Sponsorg B.S., N.T.S.U. MRS. HELEN HOWELL English IV, Senior Class Sponsorg B.A., Mary Hardin- Baylor Universityg M.A., Costumes add color to speech classes. E.T.S.C. LOBO ' 189 Uwlw' W. B. DEES E.T.S.C.g M.A., S.F.A. BOBBY COLLIER American Historyg Base- ball Coachg Assistant Football Coachg B,B.A., S.M.U. MISS BERA LAMBERT American Historyg F.T.A. Sponsorg B.A., N.T.S.U.g M.A., University of Colo- rado Answering questions is a great aid in learning. LOBO ' 190 Economicsg B.S., 2 l Coach Collier uses the map to illustrate his point. Each generation profits from the experience of preceding generations. A study of history gives us this knowledge of earlier generations while also providing a pride in our American and World heritage. Our civics and economics courses amplify the phases of these subiects which have also been covered in American history. The Bible students receive excellent instruction on religious matters. Parents attend Bible classes one day each year. - wlmmwwg Students pay close attention as Miss Lambert lectures. Mr. Abernathy ponders a question about Civics. IWRS. T. G. FIELD Religious Ethicsg Bible Club Sponsorg B.A., N.T.S.U.g M.A., s.M.U. JIM GRAY World Historyg Head Football Coachg B.S., E.T.S.C. CHARLES ABERNATHY Civicsg B.S., M.Ed., E.T.s.c. W. L. GRAVES American Historyg AS- sistant Football Coachg Assistant Baseball Coachg B.B.A., Southwestern University LOBO ' 191 anions Math Provide with MRS. G. B. WILSON Plane Geometryg Annual Sponsorg B.S., Central State College, Okla.g Ms., E.T.B.c. H. B. WYLIE Algebra Ig- B.S., S.F.A. BILL HAWKINS Algebra Ig B Team Football Coachg T r a c lc Coachg Sophomore Class Sponsorg B.S., M.Ed., E.T.S.C. Students often receive individual help on difficult problems. LOBO ' 192 E Plane geometry students work problems on the board. In mathematics a wide variety of courses is offered. These courses include algebra, plane geometry, trig- onometry, and mathematical analysis. This curricu- lum offers both the basic courses needed by everyone and the advanced courses for those who plan to pur- sue college courses in which higher math is needed. Mr. Turner clarifies a point with an explanation on the board Higlwv Math Pfwvida Basis 6041 Womb In trigonometry students Work with right and oblique triangles and their functions. Some of the topics covered in this course are oblique triangles, in- verse functions, radian measure, and graphs of functions. Besides provid- ing an intellectual stimulus, this course provides a stepping stone for higher math. Mathematical Analysis gives an in- troduction to higher mathematics on the college level. Many of the subjects covered are familiar from other math courses, but they are covered in more detail. The derivation and analysis of formulas holds an important place in this course. Introductory calculus is one of the most interesting topics. C. N. WILKINSON Plane Geometryg B.A., University of Texas C. C. TURNER Algebra II, Trigonome- try, Mathematical Analy- sis, B.A., Baylorg M.A., E.T.S.C. H. L. OVERALL Algebra IIQ B.A., David Lipscomb College LOBO ' 193 - CMM Lo.bTeclm1ques .www gm Films facilitate understanding biology ALLEN T. BIERCER Biologyg Key Club Spon- sorg B.A., M.Ed., S.F.A. J. W. CARUTHERS Physics, Algebra Ilg B.S., Texas A8cM MRS. BERTHA DUBOSE Biologyg Chemistryg B.A., Woman's College of University of North Carolina Dissecting a fish requires care and skill. As our modern world becomes more techni- cal, the need for a strong background in the sciences increases. Our science department offers courses in biology, chemistry, and physics. These courses are taught on a fairly advanced level. An advanced science course may be added next year for those students who have completed the regular science course by their junior year. Much emphasis is placed on lab work which in- cludes experiments designed to illustrate the basic principles of each science. Students write up exepriments in the lab manual. f' A xiii 2 af Www Qciewqw Eackgwwwb ,.mw4i11?t1Be Chemistry students solve problems in class periods. , Conservation of energy experiment is discussed by physics students. .. 4 . 'fi swift ' JIM PENNELL BiologY3 Assistant Principalg Assistant Football Coachg As- sistant Basketball Coachg B.S., M.Ed., E.T.S.C. G LONDON J. . Chemistryg B.S., M.S., E.T.S.C. Bill and johnny determine acceleration in physics lab work. LOBO 0 195 LOBO ' 196 V 0 T 0 0 JAMES G. HINEMAN Artg Art Club Sponsorg B.S., N.T.S.U. ARTHUR WILLIAMS Vocational Agricultureg F.F.A. Sponsorg B.S., Texas A8cMg M.S., E.T.B.C. DOUGLAS MACKEY Industrial Cooperative Trainingg B.S., E.T.S.C. KENNETH ROBERTSON Shopg Mechanical Draw- ingg Industrial Arts Club Sponsorg B.S., M.S., E.T.S.C. Shop students gain skill in using machines. Our vocational curriculum includes many courses which provide valuable training for both college and non-college bound students. Our I. C. T. and D. E. courses combine class- work with on-the-job experience. In many of the other vocational courses natural abilities are discovered and perfected by constant practice. Our vocation department teaches subjects which would help in any field a student chose. Cooking skills are stressed in Homemaking. zwPwctfcalb Sewing requires skill and patience. Ag. students fill out their project reports. ali-Q., N MICHAEL GRASSMAN Distributive Educa- tiong DE. Club Sponsorg B.A., Uni- versity of Houston MRS. W. K. TUCK Homemakingg Home and Family Lifeg F.H.A. Spon- sorg B.S., E.T.S.C. MRS. WANDA 1 GRAY Homemaking, BS., Ross works on his mechanical drawing. S.F.A. LOBO - 197 M0515 Find I-lalUl7ffaBefVm5 Use6uIO lN'lRS. R. A. CODY Librariang Library Club Sponsorg B.S., E.T.S.C, Ev... rs.. Research work is carried on in the quiet atmosphere of the MRS. MELVIN llbfafY- WESTER Study Hallg B.S.H.E., U ' 't f A k . . mvem Y O I arms Nearly all of our courses require outside study and research. The study hall and library offer the facili- ties for much of this work. Our library has a wide range of reference materials as well as many books used for our English book reports. The study hall offers quiet for those who wish to study. Study hall provides an opportunity for students to do extra assignments. I LOBO ' 198 Pwpaw 60m iw Business would Bookkeeping students work their practice set. If I :1','f -nfi. nf . 'W o ? 'P'W-1 s. 1. ff wk i ,i,s,, fl 2 Students become skilled in typing by constant practice. The business department offers courses in typewriting, bookkeeping, shorthand, and busi- ness machines. These courses are valuable for ghose planning to enter the business world as well as for those planning to enter other occu- pations. Practice teachers Paula Wagster, Katie Cole, and Buddy Duggins check bookkeeping and typing. MRS. ELOISE ROARK Typingg Shorthandg Stu- dent Council Sponsorg B.S., S.F.A. AIRS. HERBERT WILLIAMS Bookkeepingg Typingg Samaritan Sponsorg B.A., Baylor LOBO ' 199 Lab as ' Pk5sacaLTw1mg rw P.E. as ROD STEPHENS Boys' Physical Educationg Boys' Healthg Intramural Pro- Directorg Bowling Club gram Sponsorg B.S., S.lNl.U. Phillip practices his foul shots. MRS. J. S, ADAMS Girls' Physical Educationg Girls' Healthg Pep Club Spon- sorg B.S., L.S.U. In order to do his best mental work, one must also be physically fit. Our physical education department is striving to fulfill the physical needs of our students with courses in gym and health. A wide range of intramural sports is offered for those who do not participate in varsity sports. l LOBO ' 200 Girls choose sides for a volleyball game in P.E. MaiOreffeSPe1'fOrm Htourpep fflllies- Our concert choir gives many excellent assemblies throughout the year. Musical Development ls Pwvideab Tlveouglv ' , Music courses give opportunity for the talented to develop and display their abilities. The numerous prizes which our band and choirs have won are ample evidence of the excellent instruction our music students receive. The Girls' Chorus practices diligently. s me LYIEV HERBERT TEAT Choral Musicg B.M., N.T.S.U.g M.M., West- minster Choir College DANIEL J. ROTONDO Band Directorg B.Ed., E.T.S.C.g M.A., S.F.A. LOBO ' 201 SENIOR CLASS EDITOR RUSTY MILSTEIN IUNIOR CLASS EDITOR LINDA LOBB SOPHOMORE CLASS EDITORS CAROL DICKINSON KATHY IOHNSTON LOBO ' 203 HP BRIGHTWELL 1 HQ 7 wx, ,fi -iq . Q ff' Q '14 .M 'f 'I L..,.f , fx X,-i, . 2 f .f T' ,-' 'Q f F Y RH. w v x M xx W' x f , 1 1 X 1, ,W A r .f Auron: , ff x L fl K Ox' Z! X X xr x 1' If c-kQ,gN5 as Y V, I .p'T,5, Lx!! X. P rf? .- -V 'Y 1 Q , -.qv NN ws fi ' X x 'W SHERRY ACKER F.H.A.5 Religious Ethicsg Pep Club GARY ADAMS F.F.A.g D.E. CHARLES AKIN Religious Ethicsg Round-Up Club CHERYL ARTHUR F.H.A. BRUCE AWALT National Honor Societyg Latin Clubg Spanish Club Science Clubg Coronation JERRY AYNESWORTH Dukeg Treasurer, Jr. Civitansg Student Councilg L' Clubg Most Handsome 268 ' 60m LasbYewu just one more year to go! LOBO ' 206 6 BETTY BELL Spanish II Clubg Pep Clubg Coronationg Bowl- ing Cluhg Round-Up Club BILLY RAY BELL Transfer from New Iberia High Schoolg Intra- mural Sports RON NIE BERRY Co-Editor, Lobo g Dukeg National Honor So- cietyg Sr. Director, Key Clubg Student Council Joe BLAIR Latin Clubg Basketballg Golf: Science Clubg Intramural Sports ROYCE BLAIR Concert Choirg Boys' Choirg Intramurals Sportsg Round-Up Club BETTY BODENHEIM Lady-in-Vfaitingg Vice-President, Future Teach- ers' Assoc.g Concert Choirg Anchor Clubg Latin Club RONNIE BOGUE Latin Clubg Industrial Arts -Club SARA BOLTON Lady-in-Waitingg Pep Club Representativeg Stu- dent Councilg Future Teachersg Round-Up Club KARAN BOOTH Treas., Bowling Leagueg Future Nursesg Art Clubg Tennisg Pep Club ROBERT BACCUS I.C.T.g Softball-Intramural Sports JACK BARTLETT Transfer from Nacogdoches, Texas: Industrial Co- Operative Training TRUDY BATH National Honor Societyg Secretary, Bowling Leagueg Vice-President, Art Clubg Debate Clubg Pep Club NANCY BEARDEN Coronationg Future Homemakers of America: Pep Clubg Band MARIJANE BEASLEY National Honor Society JANE BEAVERS Senior Representative, Pep Cluhg Lady-in-Waitingg Pan Ain Clubg Spanish Conversation Clubg National Honor Society l l l TORO 0 vm GARY BOSWELL Football, L Club, Trackg Coronationg Art Club BILLY BRANCH Reporter, D.E. Clubg Round-Up Clubg Coronation DON BRAZIEL Art Club IVIIKE BRICE I.C.T.g Most Dependableg Religious Ethics JACK BRIDGES Coronation, Student Council, I.C.T.g E.F.A.g Intra- mural Sports CHARLES BRIGHTWELL L Club, Dukeg President, F.F.A.g President, Senior Classg Student Council LOBO ' 208 BARBARA BROWN Best Personality? Sec.-Treas., Latin Clubg Stu- dent Councilg Program Chairman, Religious Ethicsg Duchess BETTY BROWN Anchor Club, Editor, Long-View Staffg Di- rector, Pan-Am Clubg Lady-in-Waitingg Report- er, National Honor Society MICHEAL BROWN Student Council, Delegate to International Convention, Key Clubg Coronation, D.E., Treasurer, Key Club RONNIE BRO W N President, Bowling Clubg Vice-Pres., I.A.C. Science Club BRUCE BUSSEY L Clubg Football Managerg Bowling Club Golf Team, I.A.C. SUE CALK Lady-in-Waiting, Anchor Club! Historian F.H.A.g Pep Clubg Latin Club JIMMY CHANDLER Footballg Bowling Club BRENDA CHASTAIN Religious Ethics, F.H.A. KAY CHAVERS D.E. Clubg F.A.A.g Coronation ELAINE CLANTON National Honor Societyg Duchess, Coronationg Green- jacketg Recording Secretary, Anchor Clubg Most Likely to Succeed RICHARD CLARK Banclg Art Clubg Transfer from Greenville CAROL COLLINS Library Clubg Coronationg Band SHERRY COORPENDER National Honor Societyg Coronationg Samaritan Club RONNIE COUCH Intramural Sports SANDRA COURTNEY Coronation: Samaritan Clubg Pep Clubg Round-Up Clubg Transfer from Bryan Adams High School in Dallas, Texas Qpifdt as Football Begins Seniors enroute to Irving game, LOBO ' 209 if? 3.9 D PM PEP ' BOBBIE CRUTCHER Art Clubg Transfer from Tyler, Texas JAMES ROBERT CUTRIS Student Louncilg Duke, Coronationg Spzimish Club Pep Clubg Religious Ethics CHERIE DANIELS Religious Ethicsg Pep Clubg F.H,A.g Colleens ED DAVIDSON Trackg Basketballg L Club TERRYE DAVIDSON Coronationg F.H.A.g Religious Ethicsg Spanish Clubg Pep Club KAY DAVIS Coronationg Tennisg Bowling League: 'Pep Clubg Spanish Club LOBO ' 210 Ioreland, Loyd, and David proudly come before student body as co-captains. Boost Lobo Qpowb DICK DAY Band PHIL DERAMUS F.F.A.g I.C.T. WALTER DITTO Student Councilg D.E.g Intramural Sportsg Coronationg Choral STANLEY DOUGLASS Footballg Track BETTY DRAPER Greenjacketg Sec.-Treas., Pep Clubg Duchess, Coronationg Most Beautifulg National Honor Society FLOYD DREW Industrial Art Exhibit, First Prize Coronationg Pep ' lu oleensg Pan-Am Clubg Latin Club LINDA ECKERT D.E.g Pep Clubg Band JANICE ELLIS President of Debate Clubg Vice-President, Na- tional Honor Societyg President, Future Teach- ersg Duchess, Coronationg President, Samaritans JOY ELLIS Lady-in-Waiting, Coronationg All-Regional Choir Concert Choirg National Honor Societyg Future Teachersg Social Chairman, Religious Ethics HERBERT EMMEL F.F.A.g Religious Ethicsg Intramural Softball RICHARD FARISH MARK FELDMAN Pan-Am Clubg President, Hi-Y BOBBY FERGUSON I.C.T. MIKE FIELD Secretary, Key Clubg Latin Clubs Intramural Base ballg Tennisg Round-Up Club LOBO ' 211 CARLTON FRIED Religious Ethicsg Intramural Sportsg D.E. Club BILLIE K. FULLER Arch-Duchess, Coronationg Cheerleaderg Most Pop- ularg Secretary, Senior Classg Senior Director, Anchor Club HAROLD FULLER Transfer from Texarkana, Arkansas, Highg Round- Up Clubg D.E. Clubg Coronation SUSAN GARRISON Student Councilg Girls' Choirg Coronationg Pep Clubg Religious Ethics LINDA GENTRY National Honor Societyg Latin Clubg Pep Clubg Coro- nation DIANNE GIBSON Religious Ethicsg Youth for Democracyg Coronationg Pep Clubg Round-Up Club LOBO ' 212 A. B. FIELDS President, Religious Ethicsg Coronationg Concert Choirg Tennisg L Club DAVID EINKLEA Bandg Swing Bandg D.E. Clubg D.E. Beau MIKE ELAHIE President, Spanish Conversation Clubg Pan-Am Clubg Student Councilg Round-Up Club SONNY FLESHER Stage Bandg All-Star Stage Bandg Bandg Band Captaing Student Conductor LARS FLODSTROM Swedish Exchange Students Foreign Ambassa- dor, Coronationg Member of the Rifle Clubg Member of the Bowling Club ROB FOSTER Coronationg Spanish Conversation Club MAXINE FGWLER Coronationg Coleensg Pep Clubg F.H.A.g Re- ligious Ethics DOUGLAS FRANKLIN Footballg L Clubg Religious Ethicsg Round- Up Clubg F.F.A. MICHAEL FRAZIER All-State Bandg Trackg Stagebandg Coronationg Assembly Program Mr. Turner explains higher math to very interested students. ' QbwggQefwA BUDDY GLASSCOCK SHARON GORMAN Concert Choirg Spanish Club? Pep Clubg Coronationg Round-Up Club HENRIETTA GOSSETT Lady-in-Waiting, Coronationg Anchor Clubg Third Vice-President, F.H.A.g Latin Clubg Religious Ethics MONTY GRAHAM Artist on Annual Staffg Art Clubg Winner of Red Stocking Art Show TINA GRAY F.F.A. Sweetheartg Lady-in-Waitingg Vice-President, F.H.A.g Pep Clubg Concert Choir VIVIAN GREENE Editor-in-Chief, Long-Viewg National Honor Societyg Secretary, Future Teachersg Student Councilg Latin Club f Y ,W LOBO ' 213 Duke, Coronation, President, Religious Ethics, Chap- lain, junior Civitansg L Club, Boys' Chorus Band Cuptaing All-Star Stage Band Concert Choir, Latin Club, Pep Club, Coronation, Round-Up Club WARREN HAMBY LC.T.g Coronation, Bowling ARTHUR HAMMONDS LOBO ' 214 GENE GREGG BILL GRUBBS BILL HALL TAFFY HALL lfwlmg GamwfWeelwwLEa1ugs Paw Tlwtstg Lobos What are they drinking? ANNE HAYES Lady-in-Waiting, Coronationg National Honor Societyg Latin Clubg Reporter, Library Clubg Secretary, Art Club DANA HEARN Spanish Clubg Boys' Choirg Bowling Club SANDRA HENNING Treasurer, Art Clubg Historian, Library Clubg Sergeant at Arms, Bowling Clubg Pep Clubg Coronation PAULA HESTAND Pep Clubg Religious Ethicsg Art Club BARBARA HIGBEE National Honor Societyg Pep Clubg Latin Clubg Coronation RICHARD HILL Footballg D.E. Club ELLEN HINDMAN National Honor Societyg Future Teachers of Americag Latin Clubg Girls' Bowling Leagueg Winner of the Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow Award MARY ELIZABETH HODGES Lady-in-Waitingg Greenjacketg Round-Up Club Sweetheartg Vice-President, Anchor Clubg Sen- ior Pep Club Representative DENISE HOFEMANN F.H.A.g Coleen Choirg Future Nursesg Pep Club KENNETH HANSON National Honor Societyg National Merit Semifinalist LELAND HANSON Coronationg Bowling Clubg Religious Ethics Clubg Round-Up Clubg Pep Club BILL HARPER Round-Up Club DON HARRIS Intramural Sportsg Basketball Manager HALL HATCHER Coronationg Latin Club SANDI HAWLEY Student Councilg Coronationg Pep Clubg F.H.A.g Art Club .A LOBO ' 215 EVERETT HOLCOMB Banclg Stage Band BETH HOLLEY Vice-President, Bowling Clubg Religious Ethicsg Pep Clubg Spanish Clubg F.H.A. DANNY HORNE MARILYN HUBAKER Transfer from St. Petersburg, Floridag Deca Club DAVID HUNTER TERREL HUNTER Bandg D.E. Clubg Spanish Clubg Round-Up Club LOBO ' 216 JIM HURST Golfg Bowling Clubg Coronationg Intramural Sportsg Round-Up Club MARTHA IRWIN Football Sweetheartg Lady-in-Waitingg Long- View, Page Editor: Concert Choirg Pep Club DAVID JAMESON Sergeant at Arms, Industrial Artsg Pep Clubg Intramural Sports STEVE JENNINGS Religious Ethicsg Concert Choirg All-Regional Choir: Intramural Basketballg Round-Up Club JEANNE JOHNSON F.H.A.g Pep Clubg Secretary-Treas., D.E. Clubg Coronation JIMMY JOHNSON L Clubg Junior Civitang All-District in Bas- ketballg Baseballg Coronation SAM JOHNSON National Honor Societyg Football, All-Districtg Baseball, All-Districtg Coronationg L Club SHARON JOHNSON Pep Clubg Latin Clubg Choirg Coronationg Vice- President, Future Nurses RICHARD JONES President, Religious Ethicsg Junior Civitansg Wittiestg Baseballg Basketball MARGARET JONES D.A.R. Good Citizen Awarclg National Honor So cietyg Debate Clubg Latin Clubg Samaritan Club PATSY JONES Religious Etliicsg F.H.A. RAYMOND REESE National Honor Societyg Electronics Clubg Latin Club NANCY KENT Most Activeg Lacly-in-Waitingg Religious Ethicsg Pep Clubg Tennis DAVID KIERGAN National Honor Societyg Key Clubg Dukeg L Clubg National Merit Semi-Finalist LEE KILLINGSWORTH Concert Choir-Regional Choirg Intramural Sportsg Round-Up Clubg Y Rifle Club, Presiclentg Pan- Am Club ' fofpwvwwiiflu Eufiuxsfnsvw LOBO ' 217 Y' 'Tally' V ' x' :?5:.1fvj 2if1'1Krl5 '1- P.E, boys-always ready to help. ' 'Q-fwchuiglbt-iwlestoi ' KEN KOF ORD BOBBY KROLL Industrial Arts Clubg Pep Club PAMELA KUTZER Concert Choirg All-Regional Choirg F.H.A., 3rd Vice-Presidentg Coronationg Latin Club SONYA LANCASTER Coronationg Pep Clubg Religious Ethicsg Round-Up Clubg Latin Club EARL LANGI-IAM Religious Ethics JULIE LASITER Lady-in-Waitingg President, Round-Up Clubg Sergeant at Arms, Anchor Clubg Historian, Art Clubg Reporter, Bible Class LOBO ' 218 LARRY LAXVS Football Managerg L Clubg Industrial Arts Clubg Baseball Managerg Science Fair SALLY LETOURNEAU Duchessg Chaplain, Anchor Club, Concert Choirg Reporter, Pan-Am Clubg Basketball Sweetheart GARY LINDSEY Bowling Club, Treasurer, Coronationg Religious Ethics ABBIE LISENBARDT Most Talentedg Concert Choirg All-Region Choirg Round-Up Clubg Latin Club JACKIE ANN LONG Majoretteg Pep Clubg Coronation, Long-View MARY LOOMIS Duchessg Most Dependablep Greenjacketg Typ- ist, Annual Staff: Vice-President, Pep Club JERRY MCCAFFITY Student Council, Friendliestg Junior Civitansg L Clubg President, Religious Ethics BILLY MCCRANIE President, Distributive Eclucationg Vice-Presi- dent, Religious Ethicsg Coronation BILL MCCULLOUGH Concert Choir, Key Clubg L Clubg Football, Coronationg National Honor Society MIKE MCDONALD Bowling, Religious Ethicsg Choirg F.F.A. BOB MCEACHERN Trackg L Clubg Student Councilg Pan-Am Clubg Coronation MITCHELL MCGILVRAY Coronation, F,F.A. KENNETH MCKINLEY Footballg Track, Dukeg Student Council, Debate Club BILL MCLENDON junior Civitang Bowling Club, Footballg Golfg Coro- nation DAN MCMAI-ION King, Coronationg Pres., Student Councilg Key Clubg Co-Capt.-Footballg Teen Time LOBO ' 219 DICK MILLER Footballg L Clubg Concert Choirg All-State Choirg Coronation VERNIE MILLS D.E. Clubg Choir RUSTY MILSTEIN Dukeg Best Personalityg Senior Class Editor, Annual Staffg Vice-President, Junior Classg Parliamentarian, Key Clubg L Club KRIS MITCHELL Industrial Arts Clubg Hi-Y Clubg Lang-View Staffg Coronationg Round-Up Club TOMMY MODISETTE Coronationg Intramural Ping-Pong Tournamentg D.E. Club JESSE MOLINA Trackg Intramural Sportsg Industrial Arts Clubg Round- Up Club LOBO ' 220 FELIPA MACIAS Pan-Am Club JOHN MALONE Footballg Basketballg Baseballg L Clubg Jun- ior Civitans MARY MARLER Religious Ethicsg Coronationg Long-Viewf i F.H.A.g Pep Club i JOE MARTIN Footballg Junior Civitansg L Clubg Corona- tiong Religious Ethics JOHNNY MARTIN Bandg Stage Bandg Bowling Club 1 MELVYN MARTIN Student Councilg Coronationg Religious Ethicsg , Intramural Softball I 1 CAROL MATHEWS Lady-in-Waitingg Bowling Clubg Pep Clubg 1 Round-Up Club JANIE MATTHEWS D.E.g Pep Clubg F.H.A. CURTIS MAY Dukeg Best All-Around? Vice-President, Senior Classg President, junior Civitansg L Club l l 3 1 i 1 Watch your language, Mary! ' ' Cut Applicoiioms 5 P DORALYNN MORAN I I President, Future Nursesg Latin Clubg Pep Clubg Coro- nationg Rowylipgflub, JIM MORGAN Golfg Student Councilg Key Clubg Coronation KEM MOSLEY Princessg 1st Vice-President, Student Councilg Green- jacketg Most Outstanding Sophomoreg Most Outstand- ing Junior BOB MURRAY SANDRA NEYMAN Future Teachersg F,H.A.g Library Club Sweetheartg Religious Ethicsg National Honor Society SANDRA NIKOS Pep Clubg Coronationg Future Nursesg Art Club LOBO ' 221 LINDA ANN OGDEN Art Clubg Religious Ethicsg Pep Clubg F.H.A.g Coro- nation J. D. OSBORN Banclg Library Clubg Art Clubg Coronation CARL PARKER Spanish Clubg Round-Up Clubg Religious Ethicsg In- dustrial Arts Club DAVID PARKER Baseballg L Clubg Pan-Am Club, President I. W. PARSONS Basketballg Religious Ethicsg Coronationg Trackg Boys' Choir KENNETH PEPPER Industrial Arts Clubg I.C.T. Clubg Intramural Sports ' Haunt ' IUwwTlllume8 The library is extremely popular the day before research themes are due. LOBO ' 222 DIANE PORTER Best All-Rounclg Duchessg President, Pep Clubg Secretary, National Honor Societyg Greenjacket PATSY POST Band Sweetheartg Stage Banclg Most Outstand- ing Librariang Library Clubg Coronation MARY LEE POWELL Latin Clubg Pep Clubg Round-Up Clubg Rifle Clubg Speech BEVERLY PRESLEY Duchessg Most Outstanding Seniorg President, Anchor Clubg Greenjacketg National Honor Society MACK PRESLEY Letter of Commendation from National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Testg National Honor Societyg Spanish Club STEVE PURCELL Footballg Basketballg Baseballg Coronationg L Club LIBBY RAY Coronationg Spanish Conversation Clubg Pan- Am Clubg Pep Clubg Choir TOMMY REAGAN Pep Clubg Industrial Arts Clubg Intramural Sports CARROLL REYNOLDS Pep Clubg F.H.A.g Coronation JUDY PERKINS Pep Clubg Pan-Am Clubg Religious Ethics CAROL PERRY Longalfiew Staffg Latin Clubg Pep Clubg Chaplain Hi-Yg Coronation LOYD PHILLIPS All-State, Footballg All-District, Footballg Junior Civi tansg Prince, Coronationg L Club SARAH PHILLIPS Pan-Am Clubg Latin Clubg National Honor Societyg F.H.A.g Coronation CHARLES PINSON Science Clubg Bowling Club NORMA PITT Coronationg Pep Clubg Spanish Clubg Religious Ethicsg Future Nurses LOBO ' 223 RICHARD RIALS Basketball, Baseball Managers Religious Ethicsg UL Clubg Journalism JIMMY RICHARDSON Latin Clubg Coronation SHARON RILEY Lady-in-Waitingg Colleensg Bowling, Pep Clubg Art Club JENNIFER ROBERTS All-State Choir Alternate, Duchess, Coronationg Friendliestg Annual Staff, Music Editor THELMA ROBEY F.H.A.g Bible RANDY ROBINSON Lieutenant, Bandg Religious Ethicsg Library Club P LOBO 0 224 MIKE RODGERS Key Clubg Golf, Round-Up Clubg Y.M.C.A. ARTHUR ROGERS President, Key Clubg President, National Hon- or Societyg Dul-:eg National Merit Sernifinalistg Most Likely to Succeed BUDDY ROGERS WAYNE ROLAND Bowling Clubg Coronation, Intramural Sportsg Round-Up Clubg Pan-Am Club MORELAND ROOK Dukeg Mr. Footballg L Clubg Vice-President, junior Civitansg Religious Ethics JUDY ROY Josua RUMBAUGH Long-View Staff, Future Nursesg Coronationg Religious Ethicsg Pep Club IAN RUSHING Long-View Staffg Latin Clubg Pep Clubg Bowling Clubg Religious Ethics GAY RUTLEDGE Religious Ethicsg F.H.A.5 Transferred from Sabine High School WAYNE SANDERS Intramural Sportsg Transferred from Port Arthur SUE SANDRIDGE Lady'-in-Waitiiugg Long-View Staffg F.H.A.g Pep Clubg Religious Ethics SUNNY SATTERWHITE Treasurer, Future Teachersg Bowling Clubg F.H.A.g Pep Clubg Pan-Am Club MERRILL SAUNDERS Lady-in-Waitingg Student Councilg Round-Up Club, Board of Executivesg Anchor Clubg Pep Club SCOTTY SCOTT Coronationg Intramural Sportsg Pan-Am Clubg Pep Clubs Baseball DANNY SEALE Dukeg Round-Up Club, Vice-Pres.g jr. Civitansg Concert Choirg L Club Teusiow as ' Awaif Results The dukes huddle for a conference about their prospective duchesses. LOBO ' 225 i That seems to be a difficult crossword puzzle. impair 01, Pk-Jsws, mg Plum Problems 0 JACK SEMLEAR Religious Ethicsg Bowlingg Youth for Democracy MIKE SHEEHAN Bowling Club, Sec.g Intramural Sports CHARLES SHELTON Religious Ethics CAROLYN SHOEMAKER Duchessg jr. Civitan Sweetheartg National Honor So- cietyg Anchor Clubg Student Council SUE SKAGGS Cutestg I.ady-in- itingg Gree ' etg Gossip Editor, Teen Timeg C r. Sec., Anchor Club BUTCH SMITH , Coronatio ' Bowling Clubg L 72 - ' Staff LOBO ' 226 DAVID SMITH Concert Choirg Bandg Latin Clubg Coronationg Boys' Choir ROBERT SMITH D.E. Clubg Industrial Arts Clubg Intramural Sports NEVIL SOUTHERLAND Coronationg Religious Ethicsg Intramural Base- ballg Round-Up Clubg Band PATSY STAHL Lady-in-XX'aitingg Concert Choirg Social Chair- man, Religious Ethicsg D.E. Sweetheartg V.-P. D.E. Club CHARLOTTE STEPHENS Coronationg Pep Clubg Future Homemakersg Religious Ethicsg Art Club MIKE STOUT L Clubg jr. Civitansg Eootballg Coronationg Boys' Choir J KAREN STRUNK Queen, Coronationg Head Cheerleaderg Nat. Honor Societyg Pres., F.H.A.g Anchor Clubg Annual Staff TONI STULTZ Bowling League, Pres,g F.H.A.g Future Nurses' Pan-Am Clubg Colleenes DON SULLIVAN F.F.A., Rodeog F.F.A.g Intramural Sports 1 4 .4 TOMMY SUMNER Student Councilg Golf Teamg Latin Clubg Bowling Clubg Science Club MARY SWAN Cheerleaderg Coronationg Art Clubg Pep Club' Latin Club J LINDA SWINDELL Pan-Am Clubg Pep Clubg Samaritan Club MIKE TARMAN Annual Photographerg Footballg Trackg L Club' Best Defensive Halfback NANCY TAYLOR Concert Choirg All-Regional Choirg Colleensg Re- ligious Ethicsg Library Club BARBARA THOMPSON Area IX F.H.A. Pres.g Student Councilg F.H.A., Re- porterg Coronationg Pep Club 7 LOBO ' 227 LYNN WARDLOW Latin Clubg Library Clubg Coronationg Pep Clubg F.H.A. BUDDY WARR Coronationg Parliamentarian, D.E. Clubg Basketballg Latin Clubg Track IUDY WATSON Cheerleaderg Duchessg Wfittiestg Colleensg Good Samaritans , ' JOHN WEDDE MIKE WEDEMEYER Senior Class Officerg Key Clubg Latin Clubg Pan-Am Clubg Boys' Choir TERRIE WEINSTEIN Pep Clubg Bowling Clubg Samaritan Club LOBO ' 228 CAROLYN THORNBERRY PAULA THORPE Pep Clubg D.E.g F.H.A.g Religious Ethics CLAES TOLLIN Exchange Student from Swedeng Ambassador, Coronationg Bowling Leagueg Rifle Club PAT TUCKER Latin Clubg Industrial Arts Clubg Intramural Sports JIMMIE TYSON C0-Editor, Annualg Cutestg Vice-President, Key Clubg Coronationg Latin Club BRENDA VICKERY JOYCE WADE Bandg Religious Ethicsg F.H.A.g Pep Club A , JIM -WALLACE Setretary, Industrial Arts Clubg Art Clubg Coro- ,nation MPLER-- Coronationg Pep Clubg F.H. FREDA WHITE Future Teachersg Bible Clubg Pep Clubg Round- Up Clubg Coronation JIMMY WHITE Religious Ethics Clubg Vice-President, F.F.A.g District Treasurer, F.F.A.g Coronationg Latin Club SANDRA WHITE Secretary-Treasurer, Future Nursesg Maiorette, Bandg Religious Ethicsg Pep Clubg Bowling Club DIANNA WHITEHEAD Samaritan Club: F.H.A.g Pep Clubg Round-Up Clubg Coronation MIKE WILLIAMS Footballg Coronationg L Clubg Religious Ethicsg Latin Club RUANA WILLIAMS Coronationg Latin Clubg Pep Clubg Religious Ethics SANDRA WILLIAMS Pep Clubg F.H.A.g Coronation DOROTHY WILLIE Bowling Clubg Religious Ethicsg Coronationg Future Teachersg Samaritans PRUDENCE ANN WILLIS Coronationg Religious Ethicsg Pep Clubg F.H.A.5 Latin Club if BETTY WISDOM BOB WISE 2ncl Vice-President, Student Councilg Arch-Dukeg Most Popularg L Clubg Teen Time SHARON WOODS All-Region Choirg Reporter, Samaritansg Reporter, Spanish Conversation Clubg Long-View Staffg Future Teachers VIVIAN WOODS Secretary-Treasurer, Student Councilg Duchessg Most Talenteclg Girls' Stateg Long-View, Page Editor DARLENE WORSHAM Bowling Clubg F.H.A.g Religious Ethicsg Sarnaritang Pep Club JERRY WRIGHT Coronationg Round-Up Clubg F.F.A.g Intramural Sports LoBo ' 229 ,mg ,hi Jw1wuOUassFmm1tesEQwtwLb3 p0Pwa0lUVOf0d06fd10d08S , . i , ,.f. f -f I - , K , -4z,,-,1,.. -fm Loraine Aaron jan Alexander - l obert Andron Marilyn Armstrong Becky Banks Linda Barker Rob Barr Donald Baskett Edwin Bath Janice Baushke Chuck Beatty Phyllis Beavers Carolyn Bechtold Wfayne Bennett we 'Mavis 5,1 ,il-A 2 Benny Benson Vickie Benton Martha Black Sandi Black Donna Blalack Roger Blalock Pat Bonham Tommy Bonner Marilyn Boszer Don Bounds Beth Bowen Kay Bowen Judy Boyd Bob Brabham Donna Brinker LOBO ' 252 George Brooks Bruce Brown Steve Brown Sharon Bruce Barbara Bryant johnny Bryant jim Buie John Cafe Rod Calhoun Mike Calloway Kaylon Carr Carolyn Carter Rosalie Cassell Suzanne Chambers Rick Clark aw the Middle juniors display wild en- thusiasm on Irving trip. LOBO ' 235 Mary Lou Clements Joe Cole Tag Coolidge Connie Copeland Glenda Corbitt Randy Correll Patsy Cravey Robert Crocker Carole Culver Noretta Cunningham Sara Cupp Joe Curry Bob Davis Dusti Davis john Day LOBO ' 234 Pwues Puggaiaf-9 junior faces express mixed emotions in the Classroom. .,,i mu. , .. , , fawawswnmxfnf.. lf., 1. :iii David Dillard Gene Draper Leslie Duffel Bob Dunlap Chuck Earhart Nancy Edens Bill Ellis Leon Escude Billie Eubanks Sheronne Futrell Dale Fuller Robert Fox Tommy Flewharty Steve Flemister Harvey Fleisher Candy Flanagan Genelle Finklea Pat Ferchill Gary Farmer Charlotte Falconer Joe Gable Phillip Galleogs Rick Galosy Virginia Galvan Paulette Gantt Edna Gaston Pat Gatlin Virginia Gattis Anthony Gentry Eddie Gilmore LOBO ' 235 Bunnye Gipson Mike Glover Emily Goodwin Bob Goodwin Billy Gray Scotty Gray Judy Green Robert Greer Caroline Groom -Terry Gruhbs Nina Guevara Teresa Gugar Lynn Gunn Ronald Hamilton Judy Hardy Pep EwrtsArd0lyJ ' mf juniors help boost school spirit by takin their turn at decorating the 8 halls. LOBO ' 236 Halls aw Goal Posts ma:-ff.:2 ff: - Nate Holt Libby Horne Annette Hudson Helen Hughes Virginia Hutcheson jeaneen Impson Sue Ingram Jerry Irwin Tom Irwin Bobby Jackson Butch jackson Craig jackson Mona Gay jackson johnny james Terry Janl-:ey LoBo - 237 i Gay Harrison Guy Harrison Jennie Hawkins Mary Ann Hays Richard Heizer Linda Kay Helms Joe Henderson Phill Henke Charles Hineman Buddy Hitt Gary Hogg lane Holdridge Barbara Hollingsworth Carolyn Holloway Sharon Holmes Aw5i4Hvi'.!'ll',.'ua LOBO ' Linda Lobb Nancy Loftis Lynn Loomis Jim McAvley johnny McBride Pat MCCamy Jodie McLendon Alice McGonigle Charlotte McGregor Martha McIntosh Ann McLeroy Dixie McNew Garland McPhe-arson Mary Mcwhirter jo Ann' Marks 238 Linda johnson Golda jones Ronnie jones David Gary jopling Ronnie King Bryan Klibert Charlotte Koford Dan LaMont Mike Landers Carol Lantz Ann Lauderback Gene Lay Tommy Lay Betty LeTourneau Larry Linsenbardt Juniors proved to be tough on West- ern Day. 1-we ,W wvswx ' ComeaTlmouglv WFtZv2es6 ow Wesfwwv D05 Judy Moore i 1:afnaeaiaBnw22imWii2Ww23M'2m4'RSawx1 me., :mfs Betty Mayfield Sharon Mays Gayle Medders Billy Metcalf Marvin Mil-ceska Christine Miller Mike Miller Steve Miller Sherry Mitchell Eddie Mobbs 14 5- ne Morris Jef x Pat Morehead Don U' Morris 33115 41-'X 4? LOBO 0 239 Nancy Nash Linda Neal Hue Nix Te Noble Woody O'Daniel jean Oliver Betty Osborn Donna Overall David Owen Biff Painter Carol Parker Nancy Parker Roy Pasche Dean Patterson Nancy Pepper Ronnie Perry Albert Pierce Carol Pliler Cecilia Ponder Ross Porter Lonnie Posey joe Price Tommy Price Cheryl Randall Dan Reed Mike Renfro Carol Rhodes Martha Richtmyer Thomas Richtmyer Vivian Rigney LOBO ' 240 Patsy Roberts Ronnie Roberts Ginger Rodgers joe Rodriquez Betty Rogers Paul Rogers Jerry Rawlins Richard Rossow Yvonne Roye Blzlry Ruff George Sandlin Barbara Sauls Janice Schaefer Bill Schnitt Paula Self Eagwlg Awadv Appwaiclwg Pwm juniors hope to be able to match this vivid scene of last year's prom. LOBO ' 241 LOBO ' Sherry Tilly and other juniors represent the Pep Club in presenting interesting skit at pep rally umm c9ubA'ow.p3J '1' Mary Serpas Martha Shipman Steve Shivers Frances Simon Ricky Simpson Anda Sims Charles Spooner Donna Kay Stephens Linda Stone Dale Stringer Harriet Stubbs Phillip Stuckey jane Sullivan .Terry Sullivan Link Summers 242 Nancy Sunkel Bill Supan Kathy Sweeney Betty Sweet Thad Tatum Gay 'Taylor Mike Taylor Theresa Thomas Nancy Thompson Tonya Thompson Sherry Tilley Karla Tiner Mary Tipton Judy Trice Dick Turner Janice Tuttle Charles Underwood Richard Vaughn Pete Velde Billy Vick Norma Vickery Jan Wade Rodney Wzlggoner Cheryl Walters Pam Wilfd Billy Wfardlow Jane Warren Lloy Wfeaver Alice White Ken Wfesterman LOBO ' 243 ' Takmlwvu - Uppwxlassmew at Last Ann White Sarah White Patsy Wilcutt Boots Williams Doice Vlfilliams janet Wfilliams Sandra Williams David Wilson jo Ann Wilson Mary Wfilson Pat Wilson Bill Winningham Terry Vlfold jim Word Margaret Wray Kenneth Wright LOBO ' 244 Karen Young Pete Zimicki David Axberg Steve Cooper Carol Hug lw ' BOBBY HOGAN December 19, 1945 May 19, 1962 Forgive my grief for one remov'd Thy creature, Whom I found so fair. I trust he lives in thee, and there, I find him worthier to be loved. -Tennyson LoBo 0 245 06610916 SOP lvOQassE0wfs Susan Beasley Beth Beaver Gary Bechtold Jimmy Belew Kenneth Bell Stephen Bell Sylvia Bell Sue Benson Roy Bevis Annelle Bigby Romelle Bigby Ronnie Bishop Sue Bishop Beth Bivins john Black Judy Blair Lincla Blalock Tim Bland LOBO ' 248 jane Albright Tommy Allbright Anita Allen Rita Allen Elizabeth Amick Dennis Amos Donnie Anderson Tommy Andron Delbert Antwiler Elton Archer Bill Armstrong Gary Arneson Anita Arnold Dennis Axberg Harriet Bailey Jan Bailey Nancy Baker Nedra Banister Karen Barbee Linda Barlow Kay Barnes Debbie Barnes joe Barton Rhonda Bass Q ..4 ib?R5iEg2 Shirley Blankenship Dale Boddie Becky Bolin Janice Bostock Beverly Boyd Melvu Bradshaw Douglas Bramlette Bryan Brennion Bob Brice Harold Bridges Mike Brittain jerry B1-oms Janice Brooks Gloria Brown Dyana Bruce David Brumfiel Dianne Buckley Sharon Burkhalter LOBO ' 249 Qop Mewcawfmlewaim Toni Butler Susan Butter Marshall Caldwell Ann Calle Cathy Carnegey Billy Gene Carter Billy john Carter David Carter Harold Carter Rickie Castillo Donald Cerliano Barbara Chamlee Carolyn Chancelor Doris Chavers Patricia Chaves Robert Claclc Russene Cay Ann Clements LOBO ' 250 1, ,- Glen Cobb Linda Cody Bobby Cohen Nan Cohen Mike Collier Mike Collins Gary Condray Kenneth Conway Ronald Cook Tommy Cook Sue Cooksey Bill Cooper Xlifanda Coppedge jo Ann Corbitt Carmen Cortez Renee Cotten Dean Cox Carol Crawford Richard Crawford Charles Cregor Karen Croley Tim Cropper Carolyn Cupp Gene Curtis f .3 Vivian Damuth Cecil Davis Ray Davis Janie Dees Chris Denny Adele Denson Sandra Deramus Sherry Dickey Carol Dickinson Margie Dickson Pat Dingler Earnest Dowdy Pat Downing Mike Drzigisic john DuBose Melba DuBose Mike Dulaney Richard Eckert LOBO ' 251 Bobby Eddleman Johnny Elia Linda Ellis Susan Ellsworth Vicki Ely Imogene Emmel Donna Everett Carol Faircloth Billy Falvey Cathy Featherston Sherrie Felsenthal jerry Ferguson Bill Fletcher Sandra Fletcher Sally Flint jo Anne Foster jo Ellen Fowler Karen Fowler Rethea Fuller Roy Fyffe Albert Gardner David Gay Susan Gentry Patsy George Jerri Lee Gilbert Darrell Giles Van Gill Raymond Gillocl-: Janice Gipson Karel Kay Goddard Alice Gonzales Jacque Goode Royce Ann Goodman Susie Graham Richard Graham Robert Graham June Gray Carson Green Linda Green Dennis Gregg Don Griffin Ginger Griffin Bobby Grizzle Judith Gross Kathy Gtun Jean Hagen Marilyn Hamilton Linda Hawley Pain Hanson Edward Harbour jim Harper Tommy Harris Dorothy Hayes Donna Heaberlin Ronald Head Janice Heath jerry Hedgspeth Deloris Helms Kay Henry Martin Herritage LOBO ' 255 Sue Hickerson Bobby Hill Ann Hillin Patricia Hoffer janet Hoffmann Betty Holcomb David Holley jerry Hollingsworth Rusty Hollis jimmy Holt Shelia Hopkins johnny Hornbeck Dick Horner joe Horton Patricia Hudson Glenda Hunt Robert Hunter Leslie Hurwitz fdoE5ealfQ0plm8 QClwoUfLf6wb5 In the Pan-Am Assem- bly, this Sophomore vocal group entertains the student body. LOBO ' 254 uv fr' W Tommie Kuykendall Mary Sue Lang Linda Langham Albert Latham Jimmy Laws Jack Leak Franklin LeBus Harriet Lewis Bill Lewis Danny Light Kay Lilly Pat Lindsay Marjorie Lindsey Don Linnen Jimmy Lockhart Judy Lunsford Ann McClure Phillip McClurkin Jacqueline McCormick Linda McCreary Carolyn McCullough Betty McCurry Richard McDaniel Jimmy McGilvray June Hutcheson George Ingram Robert James Mike Jameson Carolyn Jarrett Henrietta Jester Jerald Jester Joyce Johnson Kathy Johnston Paul Johnston Vicki Johnstone Bobby Jones Nina Kaye Don Kilfoyle Lajuana Knight Jerry Kokenzie Linda Koon Donnis Koons I Gregory Mondello Pat Moore La Donna Moore Dianne Moore Bill Morehead Randy Morphew Jimmy Morton Sondra Moser Harriet Mosley Margaret Muegge Roy Mullins Don Munden James Nealy Carolyn Nelson Rual Newton David Norton Ronnie Norvell Kenneth Norwood LOBO ' 256 Brenda McGinnis Pat McGuire Janet McLarty Larry McLendon Billy McLester Cheryl McMullen Joan McNutt Pat Mahaffey Phyllis Males Francie Marchion Greg Marchand Cindy lXla1'sh Bob Mason Michele Mathews Ronnie Maxwell Euclocin Mejia Betty Lou Merriman Judy Miley Judy Miller Patricia Miller Joyce Mills Lynn Mitchell Jerry Molpus Jimmy Molpus Masculine Sophomore boys teach the cheerleaders some new yells UD Ya'll come on out and back us! iastw Qop Boost Lobof Qpwi: at B a V at- elrffiw-wal fesmvrawsaresaviwnaliifiafmafalllrmas x vs.-11 . :raw-1-'-I-I s Mary Nottingham Carolyn Oney Kim Orrick Steve Paine Gerry Parker jimmy Parker jimmy Pearce Pam Perkins Mike Perritt Doug Perry Don Peyton Charles Philips Terry Phillips Judy Ponder jim Presley Melba Price Clint Pruett lNIike Pugh LOBO ' 257 Sophomore girls dread the annual initiation of the Pep Club. Pdgldrmeab Qop P10191-falls o6vLI-IQ Sharon Rachal Tomi Kay Radford Billy Ray Linda Ray john Raymer Jack Redfearn Doris Reeves Scott Renenu Danny Reynolds Wayne Rhodes Ronnie Richards Eddie Richardson Pat Rieger Nalora Riley Sally Roberts Pat Rodgers Teresa Rodriguez Danny Rogers LOBO ' 258 lswimi' ienfusmallili f l David Rogers Raymond Rogers Linda Rogers Pam Rotonclo Brenda Rowland Kae Rushing Betty Rutledge Cathy Sailing Rod Stanford Carroll Sartor Betty Sawyer Elizabeth Scarlett Ladd Scharff Cecelia Shepis Joe Schuchler Jerry Schopper Bill Schrader Barney Schrimsher Dale Schuler Dale Selman Brenda Shaw Sue Shelburne Billy Shirley Steve Shull Linda Simmermann Wanda Simmons Linda Simon Phillip Singley Kay Skinner Billy Skipper Bobby Skipper Sharon Slade john Smedley Becky Smiley Bobby Smith Bruce Smith Carla Smith Carlos Smith jane Smith jerry Don Smith Lynda Smith Norman Smith LOBO ' 259 Sharon Smith Stanley Smith Steve Smith Jerry Snider Diane Squyres Melinda Starkey Lou Steele Danell Stephens james Stevens Linda Stevens Roger Stevens Betty Lou Strange Mike Strong Ronald Suber Charles Sullivan Dana Sullivan Linda Sutton Virginia Sweetin ' if K ' '-wwe 'lx fl A V SA- f .:w., Kay Talley Lynda Talley Jacque Thaxton Margaret Thomas Linda Tillery Steve Tolbert Pam Tribble Dale Turner jan Turner Linda Turner Charles Tyner Addie Vaughan Mike Vestal Claire Veteto Bobby Vizzier jane Waddell Ronald Wade Sandra Wagster Dough Walden Gil Walker Patsy Walker Sally Walker Tommy Walker Kathryn Welborn Marie White Nancy Wfhite Virginia White Marsha Whitehurst Alice Vlfilcler jacques Wilkinson jane Williams Steve Williaiius Betty Wilson Phil Wilson Susan Wilson Paulette Wfinters Edwin WOOcl Brent Wood Janice Wloolard Diane Woomer Lynda Vifright Kathy Yates A6tefu Qop www, Two Sophomore lovelies confidently display the latest fashions as they as- sume the ranks of upper- classmen. LOBO ' 261 LOBO 210.-I XX .J QTY , X243 ?.-CK 3 ,J it 4 '+C ks sff-w. x55 -3 V9 'R' ...xc Q Q. 'Q 1 f. C Q axe. 'LT L3 91-+-4 X G1,Q::f:.5 'ao e 'fx - CA- NC? -jx , Q- ' M 1- I I N1 O -L, gi YD I2 Siu h'v if ,M nw-QQ u Q,,-N5 -.ufi'W wU5'f'I 5 Q Q . A ' Q wx I w , I. 'y'Q...s'1 . -X Q,-Q ,S - 3 fgv-as Vx Qvoa wifi CLR?--'N I 45: Sf O V- AC'..Ru--TLLQQS-J.J if-4 ' L13 Q',yQ wa, 5,141 -4-egg-,LQEB 'VCme??.Eg, fy o 'wi We Us .. , , ' l -- MCS M52 Cav' 'kfixo U N ' Rel lA fvL1'JQC 'QV Dum YK -is 8' C NC? f . MY fx-I' :u'H'Vi.- Nogsb KJN-I-.fk'd..:1 A-Q A ' vlan - ,L Ngo fail X56 Q .JC YK NQ V' wifi VIL-+1 L N E 6 Q e. Q i R, X ' ' ' 3f.'Lo s x L' H :O-.v'f-wi . Eg -5:4-Q g L 3-'LQ L:v.'.s is M205 'friwyfo R- R 'igeaygr A I mg-3 he 'QL LQ, R .I QRJJC' ' ,-,,.,Jk,.'.,g' gckbx- 5 W3 R.-. xau' X92 ik WNE1' Lioovqi. wo Q New war ' '55'?.Jcxv- 4 n N x-., W -3-11-RQJQ 45 -O K-f'v2bw'.-ak kgfg E Qw cbN.c, 70 M5- Lgauaw-Rfa Y. wx cs -Ja, N o,w:.,s' QW' 'Viv' 9 EDITORS NANCY PARKER JERRY IRWIN BUSINESS MANAGER KAREN STRUNK , RQ' Q K. ,Ji- S CE ' QA, Nts LOBO ' 265 W GIANT'S DISCOUNT DEPARTMENT STORE Highway 80 Wesf Longview, Texas LOBO 64 LONGVIEW NATIONAL BANK Member F,D,l,C, Longview' Texas Telephone: PLaza 3-55Il LOBO ' 265 EASTEP OUTBOARD Shop Mercury Mofor Sales and Service Complimenfs of WADEL-CONNALLY COMPANY PARKER'S BARBER SHOP Complimenfs of GANS AND SMITH '8'5S'Hig GENERAL INS. Complimenfs of LIFE INSURANCE CO. D. A. BENTON Longview, Texas W 0 I '5 ::tE ., . ,,,, A 4 .A.,, , f.f'7'1iZ':' ' .. .. ., ,. - , 1.,,1,1 : .72 PM .r- Q., .. x , , 5,523 . .-:ll U . '. 57,5--,.f 'QM' ,435 3 Nz , . Mlafs5' A Xf if FQ E51 I W , LOBO ' 266 lake makeS S arkle LONGVIEW COCA-COLA BOWLING CO. our Party o v N X. ' Q Qi tial. cRss'rAuRAN're p Famous For H s Fine Mexican Foods Highway 80 HAGEN SUPPLY CO. Electrical Dis'I'ribu+or Longview, Texas 1 5:2131 MODEL 66 ,eoz sg TH E RM 0- awlo p ee OVERHEAD PnoJrEcTott'l3Zi Now-An Overhead ProiectoritalhglsEvery Classroom . . . Every Training Roohilp , From 3M research-a projector tailored to the reguire- ments of the instructor, and the budget of theilitiyer. The brand new Model 66 Thermo-Fax Overhead Projector. New in ConceptyNeW arfar ina arrs DesignyNeQ' Features for complete versatility. i 'tif' it Make Overhead pfiroiection uuuu Traryeparfi encies WithEaae. it ryttr e'tt i You can ..,,r..V,..,,. ,, .,,ti L. ,...,,. gif for the Modelwiiisflssfor i llr seconds, for pennies ona standard Thermo-Fax Copying Ma- chine. Use practically any original docurnent-hand- written, typed, printed or drawn. It's fast, it's easy! glecfronielaggusiness macAines, Lgncpj Lhmsvlzw, TEXAS LOBO ' 267 I PHONES: PLaza 3-268I 2I0 S. High Sireei' PLaza 3-8I6I Longview, Texas STAR MOTOR CO. New and Used Cars OWNERS: SALESMEN: R. B. Smedley Ted Randall Cf E. Bounds Troy Spurrier LOBO ' 268 GREGG COUNTRY ABSTRACT CO AIJs'I'rac+s and Ti+Ie Complimenis Insurance 'F Cur+is Bld. PL 3-2683 0 LONG IEW FEED . V ' HIGH 80 SERVICE INC- HUMBLE PRODUCTS DiaI PLaza 8-468I l28 W. Marshall BAILEY SALMON, JR., Ageni' XI I I lf!! I T MANUFACTURING CORN ER S ORE JEWELERS Hi-Way I49 and Airporf Road Ml 3-2282 433 Mobberly Avenue Longview, Texas PHONE PLaza 8-798I ' 1 PHGTOGRAPHY PL 3-I662 JA 3-2743 304 N. Four'II1 24I3 Times BIvcI. Longview, Texas Housion 5, Texas LOBO' 269 Best Wishes From SOUTHERN GAS COMPANY Hon MRS. ROGERS LACY P d CENTRAL ABSTRACT 81 ' 'T .. TITLE COMPANY 17,65 .Q 307 N. Cerner S+. P.o. Box new Phone PLaza 8-27I3 lC'tll'r I LONGVIEW, TEXAS REAL ESTATE GREGG PHARMACY T 81 H PHARMACY H. V. STRAUGHAN ancl DON LANGDON. 4l0 M0bEe lY Qwnm-' Ph. PL 3-5075 Marshall Hwy. T 6+l1 Slreel' GENE WALKER. Owner Personal AHenTior. 'I'o Doc+or's Free DeliVe Y Prescripfions Besl' Parking in Longview I 1 V EAST TEXAS TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE Renfal Service 2l5 W. Tyler Longview, Texas LOBO 271 A L R KFRO - 1370 Serving Eas+ Texas JAMES R. CURTIS, SR.-Presd 1' LANDERS AND TURNER INSURANCE AGENCY Mobberly a+ Young TOM W. LANDERS PLaza 3-0245 HAROLD R TURNER LOBO ' 7 Mfrs T Fealuring The Ullimare in Smarr Apparel I O2 Eas'r Tyler NORTHCUTT INSURANCE AGENCY 'LeC5rancle-Your Insurance Man Fire-Auiomobile-Liabilify 2l6 Glover Crim Bldg. W. D. NORTHCUTT LeGRANDE NORTHCUTT NORTON AND BARBEE Grocery and Market Home of Fine Foods PL 3-4408 209 N. CENTER HUGH'S SCHOOL OF BEAUTY CULTURE Sludeni Work Room Under Ins+ruc+or's Supervision Reasonable Tui+ion Easy Paymen'l' Plan PL 3-9207 4+l1 AND WHALEY TOMMI E ASAFF REAL ESTATE CO. Commercial Developer- Builder of Fine Homes Office Phone PL 3-IOI4 Longview, Texas soo N. High lf you wanl' if done-'rlwen lei' Complimenfs of GOLDEN HOUR BOOK STORE JACK AND HURACE ORCHID DRY CLEANERS Main Plani' 52I Mobberly C0mP'imen+S PLaza B-5102 of TRY OUR ORCHID SERVICE OOLLTER FURNITURE OO. Serving the wg 04437 EAST TEXAS R EQ PLUMBING SUPPLY CO. ,I . I f 3 ' f ' rane is'I'ri u+or Q if O D B ' I ' ' QR, LONGVIEW, TEXAS JAOROVTOH BARBER SHOP JACK LONG RAMBLER 2nd Floor Longview Naiional Bank I I ambier HURWITZ MAN'S SHOP Phone PL 3-4474 I302 Wesi' Marshall S+. Longview, Texas 274 I Complimenfs of LITTLE JUMBO A FRIEND SANDWICH SHOP l00 E. Marshall WAYNE MAY ROBERT MAY Complimenis Longview of HENRY GOSSETT. JR. wk er, Inc. Quality-Service - 1' 4lI E. Co++on S+. Lwuiviwuf TWA phone pl, 8.2756 as O ELECTHIG COMPANY ' Box 242I Longview, Texas PLaza 3-i202 CONTRACTORS ENGINEERS DESIGNERS X ' , Complimenfs of . . . . FEDWAY Specializing in High Fashions 'For 'rhe Junior and Misses Complimen'I's 204 Nor'l'h Green of Longview, Texas LONGVIEW DRUG CO. 275 DICKINSON AND HARRISON INSURANCE I04 W. Me+I1vin GREGG CONSTRUCTION COMPANY General Pipeline Cons+rucHon MARION GILLORY SHOP 71,2 'jgsjjh PHARMACY 7II E. Me+hvin S+ree+ Longview, Texas Cornplirnenfs PI'10ne of TILLMAN PERKINS, Owner SNO-WHITE LAUNDRY Home of Jrhe LOBO Pennanfs 276 Complimen+s of HARRIS SPORTING GOODS D. L. IRWIN Oil and Gas Producer P.O. Box 307 Complimenfs Longview, Texas of CLYDE TOMLINSON WILSON DISTRIBUTING COMPANY Jani'ror Supplies and Fire Fighring Equipmenf 8I8-20 Easf Mefhvin P.O. Box I568 -:- Phone PL 8-482I LONGVIEW, TEXAS GOLDEN POINT DRIVE-IN Third and Marshall 277 Comrlimenfs KLEEB's TOY RANCH of LEONARD'S SWEET SHOP I2Il Alpine Road PL 8-2500 Complimenfs WENDELL OUINN of HUMBLE SERVICE GREENWAY BARBER SHOP '4g2o:'lCgf'2T7Fd- 2035 S' High Tires BaHery LubricaI'ion the harder you work the Iuckier you get . . The secre+ of success is I07, inspiraiion and 901, perspiraiion. Work hard and +he fuI'ure is yours. Our sincere congra1'uIa+ions +o 'ihe en+ire graduaiing cIass. SONOCO PRODUCTS COMPANY Longview, Texas CompIimen+s of Complimenfs HARRIS OLDS-CADILLAC of Longview, Texas LEILAWOOD FLOWERS CARL FERRELL HUMBLE SERVICE WALTER P HURST CO II05 E. Marshall ' ' PL 8-534' Acousiical Ceilings 278 I DUNN PHILLIPS' GROCERY CompIimen+s gt M WILLIAMS MARKET C sus yv. scum s+. CompIimen+s of Compnmenls wlLsoN's PAWN SHOP of I03 S. Fredonia A' R' 307 W. Marshall Ave. I3I E. Tyler Highway 80 PL a-807: Phone PL 3-6I27 Complimenis of CompIimen+s SKIPPER 8: ZEIGLER of INSURANCE GLO-M BEAUTY BAR CompIimen+s of Compllmenls o T I HE GEN-I-RY MANS SHOP TEXAS STATE GPTICAL 279 WYA'I'I S CAFETERIA We ca+er for special par+ies and banquefs. Phone for reservafions PL 3-683l Confinuous Service From lI:OO A.M. io 8:30 P.M. 323 Norfh High , ,,,n1'.f LCNGVIEW Y.M.C.A. PiWSiCdi S. Fellowshi Phone 8-7323 280 i SPECIALTY SALES COMPANY Weslinghouse Air-Condifioning 43I Eas+ College BODENHEIM INSURANCE AGENCY Insurance Service Since I907 LONGHORN DRUG STORE Comp,,mem,S Glover-Crim Building of Longview' Texas Joi-iNNiE'S DRESS SHOP PL 3-2646 FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Earn as You Save SOUTH AT FREDONIA LONGVIEW. TEXAS FULLER WALGREEN DRUG Dependable Prescrip+ion Service Longview'S newesl ancl mosl complele Drug SIore 3II N. High S+. Longview, Texas BERT ESPY AGENCY P.O. Box 407, Longview, Texas General Insurance Phone 3-47II L. R. BLACKMON BERT ESPY Phone PL 3-I4II TOIVIIVIIE CARLISLE 8c SONS GARAGE 2-4-Hour Wrecker Service Compllmenils Phone PL 8-2778 of 6I5 EOIIIII Sfreef SHAMROCK CLEANERS Longview, Texas Comphmems Complimenls of of BAIRD APPLIANCE 81 LONGVIEW LINEN SERVICE FURNITURE, INC. I07 S. Fredonia PL 8-7336 PEERLESS Laundry 84 Dry Cleaning, Inc. 4I9 S. Mobberly S+. PLaza 8-5597 Longview, Texas . fuounvcununs .,J'in'c44 U Arnovw 5 tl' 'O . W , liz mmm SIILICI I 'xt O, X506 5-funn KK X 282 THE VIOLET SHOPPE Flowers-Tropical Plan+s Phone PL 8-8792 62l N. 4+h Com plimen+s 0+ LONGVIEW LAUNDRY 620 N. F0ur+h M. L. BATH COMPANY OF TEXAS Manu+ac+uring S+a+ioners Home 0+ BATH-GRAM procluc+s Ask anyone we serve Phone PLaza 8-56II Longview, Texas Now Two S+ores To Serve You Be++er McINTOSH-DUKE PHARMACY 6lI N. Six+h S+. McINTOSH REXALL DRUG I39 E. Tyler S+. Prescrip+ions Are Our Business WILL DAICHES JEWELERS SINCE l930 l35 E. Tyler S+., Longview l22 S. Main S+., Glaclewa+er ln Eas+ Texas Daiches Are Four Diamond S+ores. Fresh From Kei+h's BEN E. KEITH COMPANY LONGVIEW. TEXAS Larges+ Dis+ribu+ors 0+ Fresh Frui+s ancl Fresh Vege+ables in +he Sou+hwes+ Charge Accoun+s 'nvi+ecl PERKINS BROTHERS COMPANY Park Free While You Shop Showcase o+ Fashion! INDUSTRIAL STEEL WAREHOUSE, INC. Anylhing in Sleelu PL 9-4454 TWX 2I4 - 759-94I0 Cable Address INSCO Longview, Texas GOODWIN CHEVROLET Green aI' Whaley Slreel' Longview, Texas Complimenfs of NASH'S CLOTHIERS Greggfon Shopping Cenler LONGVIEW GLASS CO. Phone PL 3-2702 50I E. Marshall Longview, Texas ComplimenI's of MOTOR EQUIPMENT CO JOHNSON MOTORS S. Green a+ Nelson S+. PL 3-I I6I 284 I wi-IITEHURST Lu-Ru's SHOE MART GU'-F SERWCE Gulf Tires-Accessories Shoes for lhe Enlire Family S+ C' . eam eanmg All Shoes on Open Display lor Easy Seleclion. 24'H0Ul' Service IIO E, Tyler PL 3-206l Wesl' Tyler and Marshall Longview, Texas Phone PLaza 8-54lI Longview, Texas Complimenls of HARRY HARRINGTON TURPIE SLADE -from the minds of young thinking clothing designers- Fealuring lhe mosl soughl afler IVY clolhing in America. lf i+'s new-If i+'s slylish- TURPIE SLADE will have ill I37 E. Tyler S+. Phone PL 8-779l Famous brands lor lhirly years. 285 SKAGGS' RUBBER co. I PL 8-2758 2II Hoskins CompIimen+s of BLATVS PRESCRIPTION SHOPS LADIES' READY-TO-WEAR Fesi. Free Delivery Longview, Texas -FII 603 E. Me+I'1vin Complimenis PL 8'44H 9552 805 E. Marshall A of PL 8 555: DARI CREME LONGVIEW CONSTRUCTION AND DEVELOPMENT, INC. Paving, Wa+er, and Sewer Longview, Texas 286 TEXAS FURNITURIE COMPANY 232 E. Me+I1vin Gold Bond Reciempiion Cenier Longview V ' To +I1e SUNSHINE 9 From I A PERRY PARSONS, 'ei Specializing in I I INDIVIDUAL COIFFURES CompIimen+s Exper'I's in Hair Shaping of 45' N. Fredonia SWEENEY'S FOOD MARKET BOBBIE LOPER-Owner LONGVIEW SAVINGS AND LCAN ASSOCIATION Chariereci I924 Insured Up to SI0,000 - by Agency of U. S. Government 470 Inieresi 3II E. Meihvin S'I'. 287 Aerial view of Texas Easfman PI-ani' Compliments of TEXAS EASTMAN CCMPANY DIVISION OF EASTMAN KCDAK COMPANY Complimenfs of Complimen+s THREE FRIENDS WESTBROOK MCCLENDON CLEANERS ROBERT L. McCLENDON, Owner Phone PL 3-I55l 709 E. Mefhvin S+ Longview, Texas RELIABLE MOTOR SUPPLY Rely on Reliable sf, PAT JOE vlc , FERCHILL 20l S. Hugh 9 , HENRY L. FOSTER LUMBER CO. LOBO ' 289 CompIimen'I's of C.. B' TPSRKS HAYES-MILLER mpor ars I F PL 3-7077 322 s0u+h High Sheel Mele Roo 'ng MCCQRMICK Complimenfs WELDERS SUPPLY of PL 3,5o,8 COOPER'S DRIVE INN Complimenfs of FIRST NATIONAL BARBER SHOP Complimenis of JOHNNIE'S DRESS SHOP Earlee Shopping Cenfer MOFFETT LUMBER CO The I3uiIder's Super Merkel Repair and Remodel Loans BMI School of Business Glover-Crim Building Execuiive Secre+ariaI Sienographic Bookkeeping Accounfing When you're looking for a job, I'r's beH'er Io be a BMI graduafe 'Ihan Io compeI'e wi+h one. the n'5rT6'y7'I'5yIor Finishing School and Modeling Sfudlo 603 Glover-Crim Building Longview, Texas Turn your face info your for'rune. Re-shape your figure +o perfeciion. Develop your self- confidence Io Ihe fullest Complimenis of TURNER'S JEWELRY 2 I 8 E. Mefhvin OMEGA WATCHES Exclusive in Gregg Coun'I'y Teenage Gif+ Headquarfers Over 500 Charms 'Io Choose From WiI'h Appropriaie BraceIe'Is. LOBO ' 290 Complimenis of MR. AND MRS. F. R. JACKSON VAN MODISETTE GULF 20I S. High Longview, Texas We Give Gold Bond S'l'ampsI R. C. WOOD CO. Office Supplies, Furni+ure, Prin+ing, and School Supplies Glover-Crim Bldg. Longview, Texas EASTEX WELDING SUPPLY Oxy-Aceiylene Equipmenr Complimenfs of ALLIED FLORISTS Welding Machine and Air Compressor Ren+aIs Compnmems P.O. Box 847 of I232 Gladewafer Rd. PL 3-7323 TRINITY LUMBER CO. CompIimen+s CompIimen+s of of ARTISTIC BEAUTY SALON AVALON BEAUTY SHOP Ccfelteb LOBO ' 291 Complimenfs of NORTH CUTI' FURNITURE MEDICAL ARTS PHARMACY J. B. SPRING, Owner 62I N. Four'I'h S+. Longview, Texas Phone PL 3-266 I CompIimen+s of TI'IE SPORT SHOP 4I4 SouI'h High BIRDSONG DRUG STORE Phone PL 3-5558 2I2 N. Cen'I'er Longview, Texas TEXACO STATION Phone PL 8-794I 2I0 S. Cenfer SI' 2II W. TyIer S'I'ree'I' Phone PLaza 3-I72I Longview, Texas DUNBAR BIueprinIs, WhII'eprinI's, Pho'I'ocopies, O'FfseI' Prin+Ing and LiI'hography HOME FURNITURE 2I9 Easi' Tyler Complimenfs of Cvmplime-n+S QUALITY BODY WORKS of 35 Years of Know-How HERITAGE TOOL 81 SUPPLY CO. I204 Gladewafer Rd. PL 3-3336 Complimenfs of DR. MILTON QUEEN OPTOMETRIST HART ENGINEERING CO. LONGVIEW PHOTOCOPY CO. 4 I 5 Nor+h CenIer Phone Phone RANEY'S The Besf for Less Leafher Goods and Wes+ern Wear 204 N. CENTER PL 8-2404 PL 3- I 882 LOBO 0 292 MUTUAL OF OMAHA Complimenffs SHOWER DOORS PLM 8'889' of TUB ENCLOSURES House or CARPETS 532125 DOORS Compnmem 0, GREGG GLASS co. -I-iv' 8K W. Marshall S+. Across From Brew Pon+iac Co. Complimen+s of LITTLE CHAIN FOOD STORE C0mPIime'1'fS of ANTHONY'S Compliment Your Complere of Deparrmeni' S+ore MOORE BROS. LUMBER CO. Complimenfs of M. E. MOSES l207 Alpine 20I3 S. Mobberly Inclusrrial Blvd. Complimenrs LONGVIEW, TEXAS of GARLAND CREOSOTING CO. Complimen+s LONGVIEW TYPEVTIRITER EXCHANGE CLOTHIERS Longview's Ololesr and Cqmplimen-f-S of Finesr CloH'1iers FLOWERLAND FLORIST Dia' Pl-ala 8'899' PL 3-6025 LOBO ' 293 I S l9I4 ONE STANDARD OF SERVICE WELCH FUNERAL HOME MOTOR CO. Compliments of W O O D Y Sl I Complimenls of JACKSON'S MOTEL 81 CAFE 5I8 Wesl Marshall PL 3-5578 H 81 S AUTO SUPPLY 5I3 N. High Dial PL 8-4406 Longview, Texas KERMIT SIRRAT-Owner McOuay-Norris Mfg. Co. EIS Brake Paris Delco BaH'eries Perfecl' Circle Pislon Rings SOUTH GREEN GOLF COURSE Open 6 Mon'rI1s Yearly April I 'Io Oclober I 2IO0 S. Green S+. PL 8-8836 LOBO ' 295 I LONGVIEW LUMBER COMPANY BENJAMIN MOORE PAINTS HARDWARE JOHNS-MANSFIELD ROOFING 'ONE STOP BUILDING SERVICE 4I4 E. Co'H'on S+. Longview, Texas PL 8-2774 Complimenls of Complimenfs PIZZA VILLA of Highway 80 FOOD CITY sTEMco 153: Q MANUFACTURING AIILRA SIIG? COMPANY 208 Norlh Fredonia PL 37266 Longview, Texas PLAZA 3-I4-88 PRINTING 81 STATIONERY BILL RICHARDS CO USED CARS ' . Buy Sell Trade School Supplles 2l3 Wesl Marshall 2l5 E' TYIG' Longview, Texas Longview, Texas Res. Ph. PLaza 3-2807 GENERAL ELECTRIC Appliance BIVINS Complimenfs of WAYNE THORTON PHILLIPS 66 GLEN5 6l0 E. Marshall 525 3rd 24-Hour Service PL 3-7825 PINEWOOD HOME STORE LOWELL HOLLOWAY FURNITURE 836 W. Marshall LOBO ' 296 Tropical Fish ancl Pei' Supplies 204I High S+. Z' 11' Q' 2 25 LOBO ' 297 f ag cf-1 til 'Z Regards CompIimen+s From of SOL SIMON J. W. FALVEY, JR. OZAN MOTOR CO. sEAsLEY's TELEVISION Lincoln-Mercury-Comef-Jeeps C E 3:3 E. Tyler PL 8-4204 504 E- MGIIWIH L D Longview ongvlew, Texas We Know Our Business WM. C. Iv1cLENDON RADIO COMMUNICATIONS CompIeI'e Radio Communica'rions Sales Service Ren'I'aI LOBO ' 298 This is self-service dry cleaning. FOURTH ST. SHOPPING CENTER GOYN E'S CLEAN ERS -Your Cloihes Bes+ Friend Since i927- 4 Convenienf Locaiions +o Serve You GOOD LUCK, LOBOS! BREW PONTIAC CO 'P'i 'e +S Marshall a+ High ol Bo, 249 PL 3-4454 GASTON S. HOWARD LONGVIEW, TEXAS LOUIS MORGAN DRUG Fas? Free Delivery P. jTg1RE ff' C HARDWOOD LUMBER co mewoo oppmg en+er Phone PL 8-8286 STORE in Longview, Texas Alpine Shopping Cen'l'er Phone PL 3-5585 LOBO ' 299 I ...Wh V. .ly g:gIgIEIfZf::.g.f213:?i:fI21f:f.5:f:f.-., . . :rzgiggzgggf ,:r:yg1515:5:g:g151g. ,, , 2 .. ..,... . . N 1 -14-1'-111111242 '-' ---1-:.:-:I-:-1: xiii? ff-'3fg?M'E255E5E5:5Ej.55-,g m+:-r-:+:-:-:-:,,- x rw, ..... . 41 , - Z':u:a:2:5:s:2:2:5:::5:2 ,,:.::35:515:,q,5:5y I - ......... . . jo ,Y f . ' f1f1Ei2if f -'4'- r-:1rs:1:rs:1f1:::2:24g5- ,' r ' --f:1:515:51g:5155g:33:.-y-gigygi 3fi3:775f1fT?f5f3I5:ffffI27I . EfErErE2ErE1E1E13Ef:iw . -1-ai-fu' 1.3 '1:z:1,-:-xg:-2'2v f 4E:EEE:2:2,1, .. -Q:gg:13g:::5::: 1. 11:--1-:-:va ' 'vi-.n' .... I -- 2,1-a1:2:e :e:a:s:s:s:a:s4z1-.-. 1-451111144 45315: . . . 44,54 ,g:s:z-' :,:::1:::,,:,:5:g1 -'-1-'-aw' ' ' 4 ---:-:-:-:-:-. f 1 , Jg::g.:3:g::::f:3 U Z ..,...... , f 'eg:1::f::f:f:f:1:1 -1-as-21:11:12: 7-E-5552212123 rS2frs::::: -,NA . .im-W 1152: :m:s:e:e.:-, 2 131: 4.-Z: 15:27 3F3:Z3f:5Z7:3f .5:7f3:5:T 5 1-xl.-.,,, ' i2iEf2iEf25fz:z5, ' 1 '.:q::agzgsgzgzgsg:a:ss 5153: I If ll 0 I 4'22252555223531g2g5 ' 'Q 2 ?y:3:1:3:515:5:515:5: , f 5:g:5:5:5:5:E 4 ..,. , .4., 9 .,,,,. , ' . 'I i. . 5 5 '-314:-:- 515153315535 y -. 553: 1:5531--:-g55:,,,:, 2.5. f izwiiisisisfsiafq-1 -':s:a:2:s:5:s:'- '--0 5453355515553 -'-'-'-'- ' ' LEBUS INTERNATIONAL ENGINEERS INC Complimenfs of TRICE PRQDUCTION CO LOBO ' 300 4-:-:-:-' -:-:-A-.41 ,5i'Kf7: J. C. PENNEY CO I24 W. Tyler Longview, Texas 5 HORANEY'S AND SONS l , THE RECORD SHOP 230 E. Mefhvin S+. LONGVIEW, TEXAS Nexf Door fo 'Phe Arlyne Complimenfs of THE w. B. JOHNSON BORDEN CO. New Kilgore Road Phone 3-4456 LOBO 30 MACHINERY SUPPLY AND GRINDING CO JACK COVIN, Owner 8I2 E. Me+hvin, Longview CACE'S STEAK 81 SEAFOOD HOUSE I02 N. Green Longview, Texas LOBO ' 30 H I LL I NSU RANCE AGENCY 3 I8 E. Mefhvin S+. BILL HILL WILL PL 3-67I I Au'ro-Fire-CasuaI+y Bonds GORMAN MOTORS INC. 73I S. Green Longview, Texas LOBO ' 303 LONGVIEW BANK AND TRUST COMPANY Founded on Confidence. Growing on Service. I Member F.D.l.C. R. G. LeTOURdNEAU, INC. an LeTOURNEAU COLLEGE LOBO ' 304 Chcl P GREGG COUNTY WHOLESALE ASSOCIATION S Ines D g Sundries MIDGET MARKET I Pphes Call PLaza 8-4602 I700 S. Green LOB0 3 5 S+. E. C. JOHNSTON CO. L and G OIL CO. 'E' ,. K 5:1 - f ess e if VZ S A K tx 'iid I Q -Q ga M jj? v r S. S ii- i ,f i rf i gi sl fl I H Ii i 3 Serving Longview Since 1889 Your Progressive Bank lf jlkfionglwflk OF LONGVIEW F.D.I.C. LOBO ' 306 SERVICES Checking Accounrs Loans Drive-In Banking Trusf Services Sa'Fe Deposii' Boxes Travelers Cheques Savings Accounrs Bank-by-Mail 24-Hour Deposiiory Free Parking Conference Rooms Chrisrmas Club Thaw, Tool, F-Mp Qufmpodm-IE LOBO DON GREER WANDA FLINT DR. G-U'lTRY ROBERT NEAL L ,X EVERETT TAYLOR Ziyi FULLER GENERAL TIRE co. 4? CAROLANE JEWELRY W' A 5' ' QQ, ,Ziff A ff -5' 'K ,WZMYW fp y L Z ff ' f 1 4 . K I, J ,jf W! , ' Y 4' 11 I 'KQM5 W 7 f, ,T , if L ' Pi Q 1,1 - WM W ff T733 iixff.. 'iv a f T f , ,t'f69!:L'q U4 :fl-rf l L 'W-x ,A 6 pfr- K? x 1 I W E, W X '1 xt 't'11'1m xii , ' . R Afffh -, A P 2 ,ff WM ur, HJ' J Ng F J A,ZAff!7iM15w74M4 f A 5 if , 'if ff' A' 1 V ' Tx ' 'UE' f' 1 - N . X' 1 5 P ' 976' f 7 ' --1 '. I l ' fl f' J ' Lf 'Tp f ' A WM f I I fl , 1 A . f IILEWI , 93,1 f A' ' 'E 'T A Q77 I I ' f f LW., ' ,V 'fp i 'f T, I' H 'HS :W ff' Q NL, - ,MS E A FR? Q' ' ,, LMS!-1 T f XV .I 1 A .I 4 tl L 1 ff ' b A A Y X -I :H ' 3 L Xu Z ffjilgllu' I ,V TH . V , .II lj inf-52,2 1 ' ' X . ,Tp I I - ,.'fg3fJ ,,ff'14', . 3- Q - KT'-EY-f L..'Q fig' ' T. '-X Wan , K5rf3'uf3'- ' m S4-A up 4: 1' ' - 'F ' E: T - I ,.,Y ,,,,.,4,, A 1 . X X-AL-h? qg .,', K A T ,, 1 I .. LOBO ' 307 Rf' Modeling Studio ..,,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,, EQIWYOW Bus' WWA Allied Florists of Longview .v,,...........,........ 29I Anthony's ....,, .,,,,......,..,...,,.,,,, Artistic Beauty Shop ........,,,,.... Asaff, Tommy, Real Estate , ,, Avalon Beauty Shop ., .,,,,.......,.. .. Baird Appliance and Furniture .... Bath, M. C. Company ,,,,............ Beasley's , ,,,,, Benton, D. A. .....,,,..... Birdsong Drug ...., Bivins Appliance .,,,,,. , BIatt's ., ,............., B. M. I. , ,, ,,,,...... Bodenheim Ins. Agency ........ Booth Insurance Agency .... Borden Company ......,......,,,, Brew Pontiac , ,..,..,. .. Cace's Steak House ........, Camera Shop .....,., ,,., , Carlisle's Garage ....,,,,.,.,, ,...,,. Central Abstract Title Co. .... . Coca-Cola ..,.......................... Collier's Furniture Company ..,. Cooper's Drive Inn .... ................... Corner Store ..., ..,.,,..,, ,,,, ,... Curtis, James R. .......,......... ...,.. . Daiche's Jewelers ...,,.,,........................ Dari Creme ,...,..,,A,,,............................ Dickinson and Harrison Ins. Co. Dottie's Dress Shop ....,...,,..,.,..........,.. Dunbar Home Furniture .......,,,... Eastep Boat Co. .,.,, ,...... .... . Eastex Welding Supply ...,....,,...... East Texas Plumbing Supply ...,.,.. East Texas Typewriter Exchange ..,..... ....,,,, Eddie's 4 Oaks Drive Inn ............ EI Chico ,,,, ,,,,........,........................... Electronic Business Machines ........ Espy, Bert Ins. Agency .,,....,..... Falvey, J. W., Jr. ,,,.,,,,.,,,,,,,........... . Fedway , ,,,,,.,,,............................,.. Ferrell, Carl, Humble Service .......,,.............. First Federal Savings and Loan As. ,....,,... . First National Bank ..,, ..., ...................... ........ First National Barber Shop .......................,,,. Flanagan, Taylor lPhi Beta Kappa ......,...., 30l Flowerland Florist ..,................,,,...,..... - .........,.... 293 Food City , , ,,., .,.....,............................ ,......, 2 9 6 Foster, H. L. Jr., Lumber Co ......... Galosy's .1 ..................................,.... . Gans and Smith Ins. ..........,..,......,,..... . Garland Creosoting Company ........ Gentry's Man Shop ,,...,.................. Giant .,,,,, .,,..,,........,......,.......... Gillory, Marion ..,,,, ,...., GIen's Seat Covers ..,., Glo-M Beauty Shop ,,,,,,,,,,,,, Golden Hour Bo-ok Store .,.. Golden Point Drive-ln .................... Goodwin Chevrolet Company .,.. Gorman Motors, Incorporated .... Gossett, Henry, Jr. .,,.., ....,.... Goyne's Cleaners ,,,..., Greenway Barber Shop ..............,..... Gregg Gregg Gregg Gregg Gregg H and Hagen Construction Company County Abstract .,,............. County Wholesale ......... Glass .........,.....,..,.. Pharmacy ..,...,,,.,., S Auto Supply Supply Co. ..,, . Little Chain Food Store .,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, Little Jumbo Sandwich Shop .... Longhorn Drug .,,,.,,,,,,..,,,,.,.,,.,.,,,,,,, Long, Jack, Rambler Co. ....,.....,.... . Long Leaf Lumber Company .... Longview Bank and Trust ......... Longview Longview Construction Co. .... . Longview Longview Longview Beauty Shop ..........,,. Drug ,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Feed Co. ....,... . Glass ......,........ ..,. .............,,......,.,,.,,,.,,, Harrington, Harry ..,,... Harris Olds-Cadillac ..... Harris Spo-rting. Goods ..,.. Hart Engineering .,,.,,.,................,.., Hayes-Miller ,, , ., ,,................... Hendrix, Frazier Texaco Service .... Herritage Tool and Supply ............ Hill Insurance Company ........,... Hollaway, Lowell, Furniture .,... Horaney and Sons . ,....,.,....,...... ....... . House of Carpet ,,,...,....................,...,,.......,.,.,,,, Howard, Gaston, Insurance .......................,.... Hudson Blueprint and Photocopy Co. ...... , Hugh's School of Beauty .............,......,,..........,,, Hurst, Walter P. ..,.., ,,,,..........,.......,...,..,.. . Hurwitz Man's Shop ..,...... Industrial Steel ..,.,,,. ...............,,,........................, Irwin, D. L. .,.,, ,,..,.,.,,,,.,.......,.....,...,.......,...,..,,,,,,, , Jack and Horace Orchid Dry Cleaners Jackovich Barber Shop ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,.,,,.,,,,,,,, 274 Jackson, F. R. .,,,,.......,.........................,,.,,,....,,.,,,,, 29l Jackson Cafe and Motel ..,.. 295 Jeri's ..,,.,, . .,,,.... ..,.,........ , Johnnle's Dress Shop ..,.,........,..................... Johnson, W. B. ,,..,.,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,.,. . ,,,,,,,.,,,,, , Johnston, E. C. Co. and L and G OI Johnston Quarter Horse Ranch ..........,,..,,,,, Keith, Ben E., Company ............ Kennedy Realty ...........,.,,,,,,,,,,,..,,,,,,,,,..,,, KIeeb's Toy Ranch .,,,,,.,,,,,., , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,., Landers and Turner Insurance Co. Larrys .................,....,.........,.,,.,..,......,,,,,,,,,,,,, Lebus International Engineers, Inc. Leilawood Flowers ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,...,,,,,.,,,...,,..,, Leonard's Sweet Shop ...,......... ,...,.. LeTourneau, R. G. ,, ,..,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,.. , ,. LOBO ' 308 Longview Laundry ................................................ Longview Linen Service ..... Longview Lumber Co. .......... Longview National Bank ........ ........ Longview Savings and Loan Longview Shell Service ...........,.... ....,.,. Longview Typewriter Exchange Lu-Ru's Shoe Mart ..,.........,.....,..,..,,.. ..,..... McCormick's Welding ...........,.... Mclntosh Rexall Drug ,..,,....... ,.........., . McLendon Cleaners ,... .... . . ....,......,....................., 289 McLendon Radio Communications 298 McWilliams ....................,.....,..................,...... sri: . -me shew:-:fezslz Machinery Supply and Grinding Co Mansfield Hardwood Lumber Co. Manlufactu ring Jewelers .....,................,. Maritzky's ..., ., ,,.,........,,............. Medical Arts Pharmacy ........ Midget Market .........,.......... .... , .. Modisette's Gulf Service ......,,... Moffett Lumber Co. ..........,,.,....,... . Moore Brother's Lumber Co. Morgan, Louis, Drug ....,,.,........... Moses, M. E., Co. ,....,.....,., .,,..... . Motor Equipment Co. ,.............,... . Mutual of Omaha Ins. Agency ....... Nash's Clothiers ............................... Northcutt Furniture ..,...........,.... Northcutt Insurance Agency ....... Norton and Barbee Grocery ,...... Ozan Motor Company ......,,....,........,. Parker Barber Shop ..,..........,...,. Parsons, Perry ,.,,..,,,...,, Paul's Photography ............ Peerless Laundry , ,,,, ,,,.,, ,.., . Pegues-Hurst Ford Co. Penney's, J. C. Co. ,.,, ,,,...,... . Perkins Brothers Co. ...,,...,,.,,, . Perkins Junction Pharmacy ,...,.. Phillip's Grocery Store ....... Pinewood Home Store ,....... Pizza Villa ..................,,,,,,,,,, Prescription Shop ....,.., Ouality Body Works ..........,............... Queen, Dr. Milton .....,....,.....,..,,,.,.,..... Quinn, Wendell, Humble Service Raney's . ,,..,,.,.......,,........,.......... . ,...,. .. Record Shop .. ..,,,...........,,,......,... Reliable Motor Supply ........... Richards, Bill, Used Cars ........... Roberts, Judge Earl ,..,,....,,,,, Salmon, Bailey, Humble Service ....... Semple T.V. and Radio Service .,...,, Shamrock Cleaners .........,,,............... Shoemaker's ....,,..,,,,,,,,.,,..,..,,, Simon, Sol ..,.,,,,..., ,,,...,...........,,,,.,,,,, Skagg's Rubber Co. .............,......... . Skipper and Ziegler Insurance ....... SIade's, Turpie, Clothiers ............... Sno-White Laundry ,,,,..,,,,,,,,,,....,,,,,,, Sonoco .,,,,, ............ .................... South Green Golf Course ....... Southern Gas Co. ,......,,...,..,.. , Southwest Electric .,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, South West Reserve Ins. Co. ..,... . Sparks, C. B. ......,,.....,..........,,,,,. . Specialty Sales Co. ........,.,... . Sport Shop ..,.,,,,,, ...... Starr Motor Co. Stemco .......,............ Sweeney's Grocery ,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,.,.,,,,,,,,, T 8: H Pharmacy ................................,,. Taylor, Nancy, Finishing School an Texas Eastman Co. Texas Furniture Co. ...... . Texas State Opticial ....... Tomlinson, Clyde ....... Topp Printing Co. Tracy, A. R. ...,...,.,,,....... . Trice Production Co. Trinity Lumber Co. Turner's Jewelry ....... Udell, Inc, ,,........ .... . United Gas ....................... Violet Shoppe ,, ,......, .,., ,..... . . Wadel-Connal Co. Walgreen, Fuher, Dr Wayne's Phillips 66 ........... Welch Funeral Home ....... Westbrook Auto Supply ....... Whitehurst, Charles ........,.. Wilson Distributin Co. Wilson's Pawn Siop ugs ...,... Wood, R. C. ..,, ,,..,,,,,,,,, , Woody's Pkg. Store ......., Wyatt's Cafeteria ..,. Y. M. C. A. ..... ,,....,............................. . mf Jsms1:rsi acw'f. ' l Wi Aaron, Linda Loraine, 114, 232 Adams, Mrs. J. S., 200 Abernathy, Mr. Charles, 12, 191 Baushke, Mrs. M. M., 97, 98, 187 Bayless, Mr. W. B., 183 Caruthers, Mr. J. W., 194 Cody, Mrs. R. A., 181, 198 Collier, Mr. Bobby, 28, 33, 46, 51, 180, 190 Collier, Mrs. Sylvia,- 187 Dees, Mr. W. B., 190 Dirlam, Mrs. Janet, 104, 186, 188 Dubose, Mrs. Bertha, 194 Field, Mrs. T. GA 191 Field, Mr. T. G., 15, 181, 184 Galvin, Mr. Joe, 24 Gattis, Mr. Votto, 40 Goettle, Mrs. Elizabeth, 181, 187 Grassman, Mr. Michael, 197 Graves, Mr. W. L, 37, 47 Gray, Mr. Jim, 191 Gray, Mrs. Wanda, 21 Hawkins, Mr. Bill, 37, 192 Hendrix, Mr. Joe, 127 Acker, Sherry Lea, 206 Adams, Gary Wayne, 127, 132, 206 Akin, Charles Wesley, 206 Albright, Nealy Jane, 15, 248 Alexander, Janice, 85, 109, 118, 209, Alexander, Janice, 85, 108, 109 118, 209, 232 Allan, Betsy Ann, 232 Allbright, Tommy Alan, 15, 31, 35, 51 68, 81, 248 Allen, Anita Jo, 65, 248 Allen, Rita Glo, 65, 248 Amick, Elizabeth Lee, 77, 109, 248 Amos, Dennis Glenn, 248 Anderson, Donnie Ray, 81, 248 Andron, Robert Dimitri, 64, 232 Andron, Tommy Michael, 16, 64, 98, 248, 250 Ansel, David Lee, absent 1 !..S mdw Hineman, Mr. Jim, 112, 113, 196 Holt, Mrs. Nate, 49 Howell, Mrs. Helen, 189 Hutchings, Mrs. J. W., 84, 93, 132, 134, 181, 187 Kimbrough, Mr. O. L., 182 Kirkham, Miss Ruth, 186 Lambert, Miss Bera, 180, 190, 191 Landers, Mr. Tom, 182 London, Mr. J. G., 21, 195 Mackey, Mr. Douglas, 196 Maloney, Mr. H. G., 28, 48 Matthews, Dr. Charles, 123, 183 Mason, Mr. Mercer, Mr. C. B., 182 Allen, 8, 80, 180, 194 Messner, Mr. D. M., 182 Montgomery, Nalley, Mrs. Overall, Mr. Pennell, Mr. Poore, Mrs. Roarlc, Mrs. Mrs. James, 188 Betty, 181, 186 H. L., 193 Jim, 28, 33, 40, 195 Virginia, 12, 123, 185 Eloise, 199 Iwdw Antwiler, Glen Delbert, 248 Robertson, Mr. Ken, 196 Robinson, Miss Sybil, 188 Rotondo, Mr. Daniel, 201 Rowntree, Miss Rebecca, 95, 180, 186 Schrader, Mr. R. I., 182 Stephens, Mr. Rod, 200 Stroud, Mrs. Marjorie, 181, 186 Teat, Mr. Herbert, 54, 118, 119, 181, 201 Tuck, Mrs. Mary Beth, 122, 181, 197 Turner, Mr. C. C., 142, 192, 193, 213 Wester, Mr. Melvin, 15, 122, 181, 185 Wester, Mrs. Melvin, 142, 180, 198 Williams, Mr. Arthur, 180, 196 Williams, Mrs. Herbert, 199 Wilkinson, Mr. C. N., 141, 142, 180, 193 Wilson, Mrs. G. B., 8, 71, 34, 136, 192 Wray, Mrs. Nell, 181, 188 Wylie, Mr. H. B., 192 Young, Mr. Merton, 182 Banks, Rebecca Ann, 108, 123, 232 Archer, Elton, 98, 248 Armstrong, Marilyn Laverne, 232 Armstrong, William Arville, 248 Arneson, Gary Dale, 248 Arnold, Anita Louise, 248 Arthur, Cheryl Nan, 127, 206 Awalt, Bruce Andrew, 79, 99, 161, 176 180, 206 Axberg, David Russell, 15, 31, 83, 244 Axberg, Dennis Edwin, 57, 248 Aynesworth, Jerry Ray, 25, 31, 50, 73, 82, 93, 132, 138, 157, 160, 170, 206, 262 Baber, Lester Roy, absent Baccus, Robert E., 88, 207 Bailey, Harriet Lou, 248 Bailey, Jan Elaine, 56, 78, 103 Baker, Nancy Kay, 123, 248 Banister, Nedra Ann, 15, 66, 102, 248 Barbee, Karen Lynn, 15, 102, 113, 248 Barker, Linda, 232 Barlow, Linda June, 248 Barnes, Charlotte Kay, 248 Barnes, Deborah Lee, 65, 93, 248 Barnes, Sandra Kay, absent Barr, Robert William, 56, 60, 232 Bartlett, Jack Lynn, 88, 207 Barton, Joe Michael, 224, 248 Baskett, Donald Stephen, 232 Bass, Rhonda Lee, 65, 120, 248 Bath, Edwin Tyler, 111, 128, 232 Bath, Trudy Lucille, 79, 95, 112, 113, 207 Baushke, Janice Sue, 95, 232 Bearden, Nancy Elaine, 76, 90, 162, 207 Beasley, Marijane Margarette, 78, 207 Beasley, Susan Karil, 248 Beatty, Charles Winfred, 38, 39, 41, 42, LOBO ' 309 47, 50, 74, 83, 97, 99, 232, 280 Beaver, Linda Beth, 66, 113, 248 Beavers, Carol Jane, 23, 25, 63, 78, 90, 100, 158, 162, 207 Beavers, Phyllis Ann, 97, 118, 119, 232 Bechtold, Carolyn Marie, 232 Bechtold, Gary Lynn, 248 Belew, Jimmy Ray, 78, 80, 248 Bell, Betty Ann, 22, 102, 109, 164, 207 Bill, Billy Ray, 207 Bell, Kenneth Eugene, 248 Bell, Stephen Gregg, 248 Bell, Sylvia Jeanette, 248 Bennett, John Wayne, 197, 224, 232 Benson, Benny Butch, 232 Benson, Claudia Sue, 248 Benton, Vickie Louise, 8, 54, 62, 85, 97, 99, 104, 118, 123, 128, 134, 135, 232, 233, 280 Berry, Ronnie Pierce, 2, 4, 22, 70, 80, 128, 132, 133, 137, 154, 162, 207, 214, 225, 305 Bevis, Roy Allen, 248 Bigby, Lydia Romelle, 11, 78, 99, 248 Bigby, Sally Annelle, 73, 102, 248 Bishop, Charles Ronald, 102, 163, 248 Bishop, Lillian Sue, 103, 112, 248 Bivins, Beth, 65, 103, 248 Bivins, Winston, 127 Black, John Ernest, 248 Black, Martha Ann, 10, 62, 85, 97, 99, 141, 146, 232 Black, Sandra Ann, 194, 232 Blair, Joe Stuart, 207 Blair, Judy Laurin, 16, 49, 190, 248 Blair, Winford Royce, 4, 10, 64, 207 Blalack, Donna Elaine, 109, 232 Blalock, Linda Marie, 65, 248 Blalock, Roger Dale, 112, 232 Bland, Timothy Mack, 15, 64, 81, 107, 190, 248 Blankenship, Shirley Rae, 114, 249 Bobb, John Norman, 48 Boddie, Dale Allen, 249 Bodenheim, Betty Adele, 62, 74, 85, 90, 99, 118, 119, 158, 161, 207 Bogue, Ronnie Joe, 207 Bolin, Rebecca Lynn, 15, 66, 73, 95, 249 Bolton, Sara Beth, 4, 23, 24, 63, 73, 90, 118, 123, 158, 161, 207 Bonham, Patricia Ann, 90, 108, 232 Bonner, Thomas Warren, 48, 232 Booth, Karon, 22, 90, 108, 112, 120, 166, 207, 262, 297 Bostock, Janice Lynn, 249 Boswell, Gary Clay, 14, 25, 26, 32, 112, 165, 186, 202, 208, 262, 294, 309 Boszor, Marilyn Elaine, 232 Bourds, Don Edward, 43, 232, 268 Bowen, Karen Elizabeth, 63, 232 Bowen, Phyllis Kay, 6, 232 Boyd, Beverly Kaye, 65, 249 Boyd, Judy Carolyn, 232 Brabham, Bob Edward, 49, 73, 232, 280 Bradshaw, Melva Lorene, 249 Bramlett, Douglas Riley, 249 Branch, Billy Gayle, 166, 208 Brannon, Rex, absent Braziel,,Don Marshall, 103, 113, 198, 208 Brennion, William Bryan, 57, 194, 249 Brice, John Michael, 175, 208, 249 Brice, Robert Larry, absent Bridges, Harold Eugene, 30, 34, 35, 37, 43, 225, 249, 280 Bridges, William Jack, 22, 77, 161, 208,,312 LOBO ' 310 Brightwell, Charles Stanley, 132, 152, 161, 208, 225. 303 Brinker, Donna Jane, 79, 118, 232 Brittain, James Michael, 56, 249 Broms, Jerry Ray, 249 Brooks, George Alfred, 8, 114, 233 Brooks, Janice Gayle, 108, 109, 123, 249 Brown, 157, Brown 101, Brown, Brown Brown Brown 160, Barbara A., 90, 100, 122, 133, 166, 171, 208 Betty Yarnell, 8, 78, 85, 90, 92 121, 159, 166, 208 Bruce Edward, 97, 131, 233 Charlie Ellis, 64, 66 Gloria Lynn, 15, 57, 109, 249 Micheal George, 80, 127, 132, 208 Brown, Ronnie Henry, 12, 111, 203, 208, 218 Brown, Walter Stephen, 127, 233 Bruce, Dyana, 109, 249 Bruce, Sharon Jean, 63, 79, 99, 233 Brumfiel, David Stanley, 249 Bryant, Barbara Jo, 108, 233 Bryant, John Lay, 62, 64, 80, 81, 198, 233 Buckley, Dianne, 249 Buie, James Edward, 19, 71, 74, 78, 79 '81, 99, 128, 186, 233 Burkhalter, Sharon Lynn, 249 Bussey, Charles Bruce, 12, 208 Butler, Toni, 56, 59, 103, 257, 250 Butter, Susan Day, 15, 20, 68, 77, 85, 90, 102, 108, 123, 131, 197, 250 Cace, John Stephen III, 57, 60, 76, 78, 79, Caldw Caldw 233, 302 ell, Herbert Marshal, 37, 250 ell, Mary Ann, 233, dropped Calhoun, Richard Brent, 233 Calk, Karen Ann, 23, 23, 84, 90, 122, 123, 250 Calk, Sue Jeanne, 79, 85, 90, 118, 122 158, 163, 208, 233 Calloway, Jon Michael, 97, 233 CHPPS, Ronnie Glenn, absent Caram atti, John Joseph, transfer Carnegay, Catherine Faye, 250 Carr, Kaylon, 79, 85, 97, 99, 233 Carter, Billy Gene, 224, 250 Carter, Billy John, 250 Carter, Carolyn Faye, 63, 92, 118, 138 233 Carter, David Ray, 250 Carter, Harold, 250 Cassell, Rosalie Ann Mary, 233 Castillo, Rickie L., 113, 250 Cerliano, Donald Wayne, 250 Chambers, Patti Suzanne, 57, 60, 233 Chamlee, Barbara Louise, 250 Chancelor, Frances Carolyn, 120, 250 Chandler, James Otis, 25, 26, 32, 111 .208, 309 Chastain, Brenda Joyce, 208 Chavers, Doris Lee, 250 Chavers, Frances Kay, 127, 208 Chaves, Patricia Rose, 250 Chaves, Susan, 88, absent Cheney, Russell Wright, absent Clack, Robert, 250 Clancy, Karen Kaye, 127 Clanton, Virginia Elaine, 4, 17, 70, 79 84, 90, 123, 133, 136, 153, 161, 175 209, 301, 303 Clark, Richard Buron, 209 Clark, Richard Cole, 17, 113, 233, 234 Clay, Linda Russene, 250 Clements, Ann Jo, 98, 123, 250 Clements, Mary Lou, 8, 78, 99, 100, 234 Cobb, Glen Edward, 30, 251 Cody, Linda Kay, 251 Cohen, Bobby, 33, 81, 98, 251 Cohen, Nan Elise, 78, 95, 102, 103, 108, 251 Coil, Bobby Douglas, 37, 83,-310, 313 Coil, Michael Lee, 83, 164 Cole, George joseph, 234 Collier, john Michael, 15, 33, 43, 73, 74, 80, 246, 247, 251 Collins, Carol joy, 12, 114, 162, 209 Collins, David Mike, 111, 251 Condray, Gary Wayne, 249, 251 Conway, Kenneth Shepherd, 37, 51, 251 Cook, Ronald Wayne, 15, 23, 163, 251 Cook, Tommy Lee, 43, 49, 112, 251 Cooksey, Carolyn Sue, 57, 251 Coolidge, jimmy Ray, 97, 99, 166, 234 Cooper, Bill Allen, 43, 50, 251 Cooper, Stephan Clayton, 23, 49, 194, 244 Curry, joe Welton, 26, 37, 45, 53, 62, 64, 83, 162, 234 Cgggtis lames Robert, r., 22, 64, 73, 90, 104, 132, 155, 166, 202, 209, 210 Curtis, Michael Eugene, 107, 194, 251, 280 Darnell, Kirby, 56 Damuth, Donald Lee, 88, absent Coorpender, Sherry Ann, 63, 79, 166, 209 Copeland, Connie Sue, 234 Coppedge, Wanda Patricia, 15, 251 Corbitt, Glenda, 97, 234 Corbitt, JoAnn, 90, 251 Correll, Randy Bernard, 30, 31, 234 Cortez, Carmen, 123, 251 Cotten, Mikle Renee, 251 Couch, Ronnie Eugene, 209 Courtney, Sandra Kay, 167, 196, 209 Cox, Emory Dean, 56, 251 Cravath, Diann, 79, 95 Cravey, Patsy jean, 114, 234 Crawford, Carol Ann, 251 Crawford, Richard Thomas, 251 Creger, Charles David, 56, 102, 234, 251 Crocker, Robert Lee, absent Croley, Karen, 65, 102, 137, 251 Cropper, Timothy T., 225, 251 Crutcher, Bobbie, 113, 210 Culver, Carole Lynn, 54, 63, 73, 104, 234 Cunningham, Noretta Blanch, 234 Cupp, Carolyn Ann, 65, 251 Cupp, Sara Beth, 57, 60, 79, 99, 118, 192, 234 Daniels, Cherie jean, 63, 90, 210 Davidson, Edwin, 38, 41, 45, 50, 53, 210 Davidson, Terrye Dianne, 90, 112, 123, 161, 210 Davis, Cecil Roy, 251 Davis, Charlotte Kay, 12, 22, 49, 90, 108, 210 Davis, Clifton Ray, 165, 251 Davis, Dustin, 1.08. 234 Davis, Robert Willeford, 48, 234 Davis, Ruth Ann, 56 Day, john Allen, 57, 60, 173, 128, 234 Day, Richard Byron, 211 Dees, Amanda jane, 1, 3, 24, 66, 98, 113, 251 Denny, Christopher Robert, 103, 251 Denson Adele Irene, 99, 251 Deramus, Phil Jesse, 12, 88, 163, 211 Deramus, Sandra Carol, 251 Dickey, Sherry Elizabeth, 15, 93, 102, 140, 251 Dickinson, Carol, 23, 71, 85, 102, 107, 246, 247, 251, 254, 301, 305 Dickson, Margie Ann, 109, 123, 251 Dillard, David Wayne, 235 Dingler, Patricia Ann, 56, 123, 251 Ditto, Walter Gordon, 77, 126, 164, 211 Douglass, Stanley Stewart, 211 Dowdy, Earnest Loyd, 251 Downing, Danny Merrill, 33 Downing, james Patrick, 102, 251 Dragisic, George Michael, 43, 251 Draper, Betty Perry, 9, 22, 24, 79, 85, 100, 112, 123, 133, 155, 166, 170, 211, 214, 313 Draper, Walter Gene, 53, 74, 79, 102, 103, 113, 235 Drew, Floyd Ray, 88, 211 Drew, Ronnie Roy, absent DuBose, john Barcust Jr., 15, 99, 251 DuBose, Melba Jo, 251 Duffell, Dale, 88, 235 Duffel, Leslie Ann, 235 Dulany, Dana Mike, 251 Duncan, Lucille, 131, 234 Dunlap, Robert Wayne, 81, 131, 234, 167, 235 Earhart, Chuck Edwin, 235 Eason, Karen Ann, 54, 63, 90, 164, 211, 264 Eckert, Linda Sue, 127, 211 Eckert, Richard, 111, 251 Eddelman, Bobby Hugh, 43, 50, 252 Edens, Nancy Earle, 63, 109, 235 Elia, Johnny Wayne, 57, 252 Ellis, Janice Elaine, 78, 79, 95, 101, 118, 133, 154, 163, 211 Ellis, Linda jean, 94, 252 4 Ellis, Nelda joy, 22, 23, 62, 79, 90, 106, 159, 162, 193, 211 Ellis, William Glenn, 79, 81, 198, 235 Ellsworth, Susan Wood, 73, 85, 90, 102, 103, 252,257 Ely, Vicki Sharon, 92, 93, 98, 252 Emmel, Herbert William, 211 Emmel, Imogene, 123, 252 Escude, Leon Raymond, 48, 79, 81, 235 Eubanks, Billie Carol, 235 Everett, Donna Jo, 65, 123, 252 Faircloth, Carol Ann, 65, 252 Falconer, Charlotte Ann, 74, 97, 108, 120, 209, 235 Falvey, Billy Davis, 11, 40, 78, 81, 111 252 Farish, Richard Marrion, absent Farmer, Gary Welks, 235 Featherston, Cathy, 252' Feldman, Mark B., 22, 24, 131, 161 Felsenthal, Sherrie Gertrude, 252 Ferchill, Patrick W., 167, 235 Ferguson, Bobby Glen, 88, 211 Ferguson, jerry Ray, 225, 252 Field, Michael Emory, 81, 97 Fields, A. B., 49, 62, 64, 132, 164, 212 Finklea, Genelle Cornelius, 62, 68, 130, 235 LOBO ' 311 Finklea, judge David, 127, 212 Flahie, Michael Francis, 100, 212 Flanagan, Canda Beth, 68, 85, 97, 99, 235 Fleisher, Harvey Oscar, 8, 107, 235, 280 Flemister, Steven Powell, 166, 235 Flesher, Don Sanders jr., 56, 60, 212 Fletcher, Bill Garland, 57, 78, 252 Fletcher, Donna Novella, 78 Fletcher, Sandra Elaine, 65, 102, 123, 252 Flewharty, Tommy Carden, 235 Flint, Sally DeNike, 90, 103, 128, 25 280, 313 Flodstrom, Lars Jonas, 22, 118, 123, 131, 157, 212 Foster, JoAnne, 16, 66, 93, 252 Foster, Robert R., 12, 95, 212, 214, 289 Fowler, jo Ellen, 252 Fowler, Karen Kay, 102, 252 Fowler, Maxine Stuart, 9, 54, 63, 167, 212, 313 2, Fox, Robert Wayne, 224, 235 Franklin, Douglas Wayne, 16, 32, 212 Frazier, Michael Stanley, 57, 60, 198 212 Fried, Charlton Lee, 126, 196, 212 Frierson, jimmy, absent Fuller, 128, 168, Fuller, Fuller, Fuller, Futrell, Billie Katherine, 23, 62, 84, 130, 133, 134, 136, 151, 162, 202, 209, 212, 280, 302, 312 Harold Kenneth, 127, 212 Raymond Dale, 235 Rethea Alice, 112, 252 Melva Sheronne, 235 Fyffe, Roy, 252 Gable, joe Larry, 235 Galleogs, Phillip Ferandrez, 235 Galosy, Rick Allen, 18, 68, 132, 163, 235, 242 Galvan, Virginia, 235 Gantt, Sherry Paulette, 235 Gardner, Albert Odell, 252 Garison, Susan Gay, 63, 166, 212 Gaston, Edna Earle, 62, 103, 235 Gatlin, Gattis, Virginia Ann, 56, 60, 120, Patricia Ann, 102, 235 Gay, David Joe, 252 Gentry, Gentry, Gentry, George, Gibson Gilbert 1 Anthony Doyle, 235 Linda jo, 79, 90, 166, 212 Susan Caughan, 49, 252 Patricia Kay, 15, 252, 253 Dianne, 62, 90, 164, 212 Jerri Lee' 252 Giles, Darrell Henry, 252 Gill, Van Garry, 64, 66, 93, 252 Gillock, Leon Edward, transferred Gillock, Raymond Richard, 252 Gilmore, Eddie Gene, 98, 167, 235 Gipson, Bunnye, 54, 68, 94, 97, 104 108, 120, 121, 236, 313 Gipson, Janice Ann, 123, 252 Glasscock, William, 165, 213 Glover, Michael Linn, 102, 236 Goddard, Karel Kay, 66, 77, 78, 85, 102, 107, 109, 137, 202, 253, 254 Gonzoles, Alice Marie, 66, 78, 252 Goode, Jacque Lee, 56, 252 1 Goodman, Royce Ann, 101, 113, 130, 203, 252, 313 235 Goodwin, Emily Kay, 73, 99, 60, 106, 236 Goodwin, Robert Philip, 16, 38, 41, 45, 47, 50, 73, 78, 79, 80, 97, 107, 137, 162, 236 Gorman, Sharon Howe, 12, 23, 62, 131, 144, 160, 213, 303 Gossett, Henrietta Lynn, 68, 85, 90, 104 123 128 144, 158, 161 LOBO 5 312, Graham, Euzea Sue, 57, 59, 192, 252 Graham, Monty Lee, 17, 22, 71, 113, 145, 213, 305 Greer, Robert Lee, 48, 236 Gregg, Dennis Ray, 15, 77, 225, 252 Gregg, Melvin Eugene, 31, 32, 33. 34 38, 40, 50, 52, 64, 73, 132, 133, 156, 165, 202, 214 Griffin, Donald james, 252 Griffin, Ginger, 20, 23, 77, 102, 252 Grizzle, Bobby Wayne, 111, 190, 253 Groom, Caroline Ann, 236 Gross, Judith Anne, 95, 253 Grubbs, Jerry Mack, 11, 102, 218, 236 Grubbs, William Edward, 57, 60, 162 214 Grun, Kathy Lee, 113, 233 Guevara, Carmen Nina, 236 Gugar, Teresa Ray, 109, 120 Graham, Richard Allan, 78, 102, 252 Graham, Robert Leo, 15, 252 Gray, Bettina Jane, 22, 62, 90, 134, 158, 161, 213 Gray, Billy Terry, 57, 236 Gray, june Bennette, 66, 78, 252 Gray, Scotty Ray, 48, 81, 225, 236 Green, Charles Carson, 252 Hagen, Linda Jean, 62, 65, 102, 253 Hairston, Thomas Ray, absent Hall, Catherine Ioan, 62, 132, 165, 202, 214 Hall, William Hartwell, 214 Hamby, Warren Raymer, 163, 214 Hamilton, Emily Marilyn, 253 Hamilton, Ronald Eugene, 224, 236 Green, Judith Ann, 62, 114, 118, 119, Hammett, Ken George, 194 236 Hammonds, David Charles, absent Green, Linda Kay, 66, 73, 102, 10857 1 Harnmonds, William Arthur, 214 109, 252, 254 if Hanley, Linda Sue, 15, 112, 253 Greene, Vivian Ann, 4, 77, 79, f9O, 92. 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