Longview High School - Lobo Yearbook (Longview, TX)

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F3hl'3SflC Fll'Sf Feats Many students competed in UIL competitions for sports in which they possessed ability and talent. The best of these stu- dents were awarded medals, cer- tificates, and in some cases, scholarships. Girls' Swimming. First row: Melissa Bianca, Jill Shil- lings, Krista Heck. Second row: Angie Miller, Charisse McClendon, Gena Wooley. Not pictured: Susan Buchanan. All of these girls were chosen to the First and Second Team All Dis- trict Squads. Boys' Swimming. First row: Daniel Gonzalez, Chendo Gonzalez, David Frith. Second row: Mark Zeigler, Bobby Mc- Cracken. All these boys were chosen to the First and Second Team All District Squads. fbelowj Soccer. First Team All District Squad. First row: Judd Gibson, Steve All- britton, Darrel Sherman. Sec- ond row: Johnny Ward, David Nethery, Japeth Pace, and Scott McCormick photos by Sonya Cullins and Jennifer Emmel Baseball. Second Team All District: Jim West. Honorable Men- tion: Kevin Hill, Trey Hickman, Chad Henry, Danny Fontaine. First Team All District: Mike Bobo, David Davis. HONORS 55

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All-Star Achievers The Longview Lobos finishing second in our region, dominated the district by placing five players on the All-District team. Averaging 60 points together per game, Seniors Donnie Colbert, David Wesley, and Devin Stevens were all named to first team of the All-District squad. Honorable Mention players from the team were Anthony Bradley, and Scottie McCollum. Two players were named to the All East Texas team they were Donnie Col- bert, and David Wesley. David Wesley had a record 10 steals in one game to set a new school record, this allowed him to be entered into the Bas- ketball Hall of Fame. The Lady Lobos finished an exciting season claiming the District Champion- ship and headed for the playoffs. Long- view dominated the District with five 'U it J Q ii 74 H0 X ORS stars chosen to the All-District team. They were: Wendi Widdle, Altha Palmer and Patricia Beckworth. Se- lected as Honarable Mention were Becky Seecs and Shonda Hyderr Chris Ferrell was the recipient of Dis- trict 13-5A's Most Valuable Player Award along with David Wesley, Chris was also named the Texas Gatorade Player of the year. Named to the All-East Texas Girls' team were Wendi Widdle, and Chris Ferrell. Right: Donnie Colbert and David Wesley Below left: Devin Stevens, Middle: Anthony Bradley, and Mid- dle right: Scottie McCollough. Bot- tom: Sally Rouse,-Christi Arnold, Shonda Hyder, Wendi Widdle, Chris Ferrell, and Patricia Beckworth. pm.. . by .srmqm c mlm gllcvlaf Guzltalba ff

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An Ude to All hail to dear Old Longview High Schooll We pay you honor today. We will tell the world That your honor will stay. All hail to those who came before us And made you so strong. We will never falter Or do you wronglu The sound of these words do ring And a touch of nostalgia bring. The thoughts in my mind of late Make my heart nigh to break. The dozens of times I sang your song, I promised not to do you wron Hut the passing of time has to you see, My words were but an empty decree. g. ld, Soon the wrecker's ball will fall, But not the memories you gav us all. There were times ofjoy and tearsg These dearly we will hold for years. Helen and Dimples in their rooms did teach. And Wilkie , his philosophy would reach. Mr. Field climbed your stairs 6 Old LH upon his hands. And when he did, we gasped. Oh, my lands! At 3:20 the parking lot With smoke would fill. Then to the Point or DC For a quick chill. There we'd gather and plans did make Who we'd ask out for a date. I'll ne'er forget that cold November: It's so easy to remember. Rod came from the next room and cried, Our president: he has died! To the War Great, Korea, And the Viet Nam of late Your sons you so freely gave For our freedom to save. Some of your boys answered the call. Then, as men, some gave their all. Though we came and though we went, We'll never forget the times we spent. In your halls and rooms we abode And shared life's dreams and life's load. Johnny James Class of '64 ---A oo H0 N ORS .Aa