Lufkin High School - Fang Yearbook (Lufkin, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1967 volume:

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S. --- g,0U GI-I Bl X gf Q 5 Q , wb 7 ' ff' U ww ' M 9 P7 4 E312 O 'Iso The 1967 FANG is proud to present another symbol ofthe tradition of Panther Spirit---the Lufkin High School seal. The seal incorporates the pine cone representing East Texas' famous pines, a gear signifying local industry, a lamp lighting the way to knowledge, and a panther symbolizing prowess and courage. The school philosophy of Victory through Dili- gence completes the design. This seal---with the school flag, the class ring, and battle cry of Scratch 'em, Panthers! ----- serves to remind all of us of the challenge, accomplishment, and pride woven through our years at L.H.S. I Contents ! fit? A d ' A t ca em1Cs..... 1. A 'va X55 ' ,dh , i t 5' aff Honorsu... t Y if i fe.. :- .. - 'ef ' -H -, 3jjg5f,l,5,gsg 3515,-. ,gl ' 1 , .ff N ',1+'fr'...4 'Vfw , -' , ':f1f2zf?21':1a1 5 W if 1 link-9 ?.-,gfzi-xI?l,1i,'j'i:L it K .X ' 1 S Qwltff' M - ., 3 ,f H+ O ' ' i f , rganizations. . . . 'Ein ft , L' An i' 73? 2 'QQLQZZEQ if Sports. . . .. Activities .... W ,.,..6,,0o .9 In 'Q ' 'C 5 Q f U ,,, ss my 3 I-1 7' Q ' on FRANK LEATHERS Superintendent ,..f 1 Q . i 61,3 5 ' . 1 s Mxw MR. R. L. HOBBS Accountant 411 Administration and Boarm With Progressive Polioie Of Opportunitf MR. LANGSTON KERR Assistant Superintendent SCHOOL BOARD Dr. R. K. Arnett, Mr. Fred Hill QSecretaryj, Mr. Louis Renfrow, Mr. Bill Bogart, Dr. Groom Shephard fPresidentj, Mr. C. J. Schuller fVice-Presidentj, Mr. Woodrow Scott. I2 4 i 5 Pilot Lufkin School System and Upon Doors io Its Students 'R .-5 F 'f f t f Y if R, A ,J ' ' 'Qw 545 , ' ' A l ? l lf fl Y' V- 1' V A ,X.b,, A , all S , Keg,-.x....xx 'xr' ir ef 5, , MR. W. E, DOC CURRY Vice-Principal MR. E. E. WILLIFORD Principal The common goal of providing the best and rnost challenging educational situation for every student unites many individuals, each working in a special- ized field and offering unique talents. The school board, the superintendent, the high school principal, and all those who assist thern in the day-to-day task of providing facilities and facul ty for the hundreds of L. H. S. students are in reality the extension of a community conscious of its re- sponsibility to the youth ofthe school systern. S .4 MR. WILTGN KILLAM Counselor ff-11 is f . v i l I MRS. DORIS REDD and MRS. SARA LYONS Secretaries I3 Physical Education Stimulates Mental and 3:9 'X -Y , ' ,A.'t ., V. ,,,, ...WZ ,... ,5,t1,.,,fj ,.L, east .,,.. ,V .W,,,, ., W.. , John Poland demonstrates the effort involved in the standing broad jump. MR. G. AKRIDGE MRS. S. ALLISON MRS, J, BURRIS Athletic Directory Head Foot- P. E, P, E, 5 Sponggr of Pep Squad, ball Coach Cheerleaders I4 Physical Activity and Provides Recreation and Enjoyment Volley ball permits competitive re- laxation and exercise for Coach Pool's sixth period physical educa- tion class. Girls in Mrs. Burris's classes find jumping jacks, a vigorous and energy-consuming drill. Emphasis of the P. E. program is physical fit- ness. nfw,au,' t ii-1' MR- H. PQQL Mrs. Allison instructs her students in the basic principles of Indian pn E, wrestling. English Program Offer MRS. C. SEAGO Englishg Co-Sponsor of N. H. S. Thllx ' f My , V. 1 ' if ,g . - 4 .,.. ..,.. on no Lf ' We , - ....... Mrs. Seago points out some of the refreshing new ideas in' her students' papers to Mrs. Par Futch, her practice teacher. MRS. T. NULL Englishg Sponsor of Junior Class MRS. H. HERRINGTON MRS. W. WILLIAMS MRS. C. MORRISON Englishg Journalismg Sponsor of Englishg Co-Sponsor of FANG Librariang Co-Sponsor of FANG PANTHER GROWLS I6 Variety and Enrichment to Eager Minds In an effort to provide an enriched program in the study of English, the department this year converted the traditional study of grammar and literature by semesters to a fused study of grammar, litera- f ture, and composition. A definite ,F challenge to both faculty and stu- dents, the new program is designed ::. ,L ' to emphasize the role of language in communications in our modern Len Arnett points out the theme world. Bermingharn as students in Mrs. literary assignment. 'fs ' . fl .X . MRS. R. GRANT MRS. M. IRISH Englishg Sponsor of Sophomore C1358 EI1gliS1'1 1 Q-1 A f of her spring analysis paper to Jamie Williams' classes hand in the annual Hs., , 1 MRS. L. WALKER English I7 - ...... .. s , ffka ,ri MRS. E. HORN MR. O. ECHOLS plane Geometryg Consumer Algebrag P.E. 3 B-Team Line Coach Bill Bruce and Richard Baggett work Mathg Co-Sponsor of N. H. S. graph problems in Mrs. Partridge's al- gebra class. Physics and Mathematics Students investigate Steve Hays, Larry Summers, John Poland, and David Cravy find the slide rule instru- mental in calculating mathematical prob - 1 lems. l . ..n..A1 .. ., ,,,.,. 5 Apart from her daily teaching duties, Mrs. Horn finds time to entertain geometry students with her musical Mr. Ward uses the Wilmhurst machine to dem- onstrate to physics students David Spivey and talents. Marcus Patrick the properties of static electric- ity Ithe Infinite Intrioacies of Numbers in the Revolution in Modern Math ' ' , Q, Q --tw , . up ff MRS. B. REYNOLDS MR. L. WARD Algebra Plane Geometryg Advanced Mathg Physics -v-X. 4- A MRS. N. PARTRIDGE Aigebrag Trigonometryg Solid Geometryg Sponsor of F, T,A, I9 The Progressive World Today Demands a Solid MR. D. ALFORD MR. R. WAGSTAFF MR. I. WRIGHT Biology Biologyg P. E. g Head Basketball Biologyg B-Team Coach Coach 1, l I Titration is the process which determines the concentration of acids and bases in various solutions. Janice White, Dorothy Lee, and Larry Summers fill two burettes with basic and acidic solutions. Using an indi- cator of phenolphthalein, Freddy Whitehead, Melinda Metteauer, and Jamie Bermingham are reading and recording as the solutions are drawn into a flask. Foundation in Biology and Chemistry 'tw 'Qu-P MR. A FOLEY Chemistry David Cravy assists Robert Havard in com- pleting a lab experiment in Mr. Foley's chemistry class. -.W + 'ww' 5: in ss' Q4 5,4 M tl' ' Q sf 2 .ii ' is .-1. t hr,-QQZJL' ,er U QP' Q X Y A z , 1 Z! '1 , .4291 -L To complete a detailed study of its external and internal organs, Mr. Alford's biology students dissect the body of an earthworm. This course is divided into two main parts, Zoology, the study of animals, and botany, the study of plants. 2I Study of Social Sciences Aids in 6 ,3 MR. A HOLLADAY MISS F. FENNER Civics: World Historyg Lille World Historyg Economics Coach 0.0 ...tf '. . ' 0 0' 510' Q 41 Q-. Oh O tg . IO U , A has xkc,-I V , , -. 1,,, up ,, n Weekly news reports are used to stimulate interest and inform Mr. Schmidt's civics students of current events. Ronnie White and Carolyn Skinner relate recent happenings on the local and state levels. Gtr 'X .WJ MRS. O. SANDERS World History MR. J. GRAY American Historyg Football and Baseballg Coach 2 l Development of National Pride and Patriotism Mike Lazarine and Stephen Long, involved in typical frontier n gunfight, startle and amuse fellow classmates. They pre- 1 sent a vivid portrayal of the early settlers' method of settling disputes. 'film x .4 ' 1 Emily Terrill and Jamie Bermingham, dressed as frontier women, give Mrs. g K . Holmes's American history class an in- i '- sight into the life and habits of the early sod-busters. ,, LYS MR. W. SCHMIDT MRS. C. LIVELY MRS- C- HOLMES Civicsg Sponsor of Student COUHCU Civicsg American History American HMOYY f t The.ArHsand Languagm Studentsit To Pursue Various Speeelr Luanne Pruitt gives a thought-pro- voking talk in Mr. Lucas's Speech I class on the benefits of living in the present as contrasted to those of the past or future. ' Art students focus their drawing talents on sketching the landscape of the Lufkin High School campus. E .esgMefizn5zl..fwf5,ii H ..,-.ff WtI,M1,mfefngsfrzissiifwa., f - X. . M H H s H A s- W ,.., . .. K L . ,,L,,.:,,,1,.,.. H f fff-- 1. ... se ,W . Q ri,i - . .. in . , 3hf.:uffvgfss- - , H W,.: .. .L jg-ss . 'Mi' 'Wt' . . 'I 5 ' 'f 1. -iss s 1 as w rs sf: s, is - -, ,,, o ., .... , , W 1 l ' 'M , f -2, ' f s sg We f A '.?- X r X iv a 1 QL' W N R ! R152 'Pt me J Q x 'W .as PM 1 'Xxx .f J., if 5525 .1 ',.'. f.i ,Exist . r . 1 -a egis -.1- A at X vrm'.s:,- wr . .-, .f , if V 1 , ig . ss -if 5 'K ' N-rwwgi-P la W. ' sdssessar A 5 i ., ,-'Z ,',h' W ig, gggli MRS. G. MIXON MISS B. BOOZER Frenchg Germang Sponsor of Spanishg Sponsor of P. A. S. F. French Club 24 I E E I MR. E. CASBURN Bandg Choir Department lnspires Specialized Fields Skills in Music, and Art l The award-winning school band performs an intricate march- , ing drill in Panther Stadium. l flea-.14 QX t l x x. Jim Sanders and Chuck Lewis demonstrate the procedures administered to patients in a typical Spanish hospital. E if it-4 GX MR. T. LUCAS MISS B. YORK MRS. E, MOODY Speechg Sponsor of Drarnatics Art English: Speech Club and National Thespian Society I 25 A 'isa lam-' if '5C ' it , S ,W . ,mf in ' it , 9 . X MRS. M. BRADFORD lv. '. M. JOHNSON Shorthandg Typing 31'lO1'fh31'1Cl9 Typiflgi Sponsor of C. B. L. Commercial law is the branch of law that relates most directly to everyday occupational transactions. Mr. Paul McWilliams gives the basic concepts of this subject to Richard Nash and Harold Hutcheson in Miss Cook's fifth period class. 26 MISS Z. COOK Bookkeepingg Commercial Lawg Co-Sponsor of N. H. S. Q Sponsor of Senior Class puruuuu .1 -.xv-,ts-f-sia6va.:4 Mrs. Johnson's second year typing students learn to use the typewriter, the efficient basic writing tool of business today. 1 Business Courses Develop Dexterity and Offer Practical and Specialized Knowledge to Meet the Demands of a More Complex Business World i I I 1 . u- x t s--- 4 ll i -I -I 5 K Kathy Bradshaw and Deborah Hester, students of Miss Cook, use adding machines in order to speed up and simplify bookkeeping operations. lf!! E s H 5 w E p - ' -t 1 '- l , fb Shorthand is a method of writing rapidly in symbols or letters instead of words. Mrs. Bradford utilizes a record as a modern method of practicing dictation. 27 I Vocational Courses Provide a Source 15 MRS F MCKINZIE Homemakingg Co-Sponsor F. sys... ., .., MRS. I. NOLAND Homemakingg Co-Sponsor of F. H. A. MRS. M. LAWRENCE Home and Family Livingg .,g Homemaking L Linda Lindsay, Carol Bates, and Carolyn Terral, home- making students of Mrs. McKir1zie, display their creative cooking talents. These prospective homemakers are taught how to prepare and serve well-balanced as well as delicious meals. MR- C- HARRIS MR. L. WATSON Wood SROP Metal Shop ifraining for Future Occupations 'b 'Xiu VW. MR. E. SMITH Auto Mechanicsg Sponsor of V. I. C. Club Sheet-metal fabrications, oxyacetylene weldings, and lath- work are only a few operations performed in Mr. Watson's metal shop classes. ln conjunction with Mr. Harris's wood shop students, these boys constructed picnic tables and porch swings among various other projects. Mr. Smith's auto mechanic pupils develop their distinctive trade skills and increase their mechanical knowledge. ,..,L.Q MR. H. BATE Vocational Agricultureg Spon- sor of F. F. A. w, MR. I. LOVE Mechanical Drawing 29 Cooks and Custodians Spend Long Hours o ,A v I X oooo ? I HEAD CU STODIAN Doyle Platt 44- --4 W Luther Price Z5 E51 5 fi za! ew W r B. E. Foster Booker Holman MAID Flossie Lacey 30 I Effort for the Benefit of L.H.S. Students ig1-fifz.g---ff5,E2ii,g711,:QJALFQ r f-,, - All S ' W .J I - .f , Q.. :: 1 eg L 1 1 55:1 Q 1225 ,- , pg, W 2 .1123 Z -.... 1 4 1 Mrs. Charlene Stevens Qdirector of the cafeteriaj, Mrs. Stella Duke, Mrs. Lily Mae Denman, Mrs. I Sadie Cummings, Mrs. Flora Hunt, Mrs. Elizabeth Williford, Miss Gussie Tippet, and Mrs. Ila Baines. VS? M J fi: at lift 4 The members of the Cafeteria Council are FRONT ROW: Janice Shanks, Lee McLaughlin, Patti Edwards, Mary Ann Rawlinson, Susan Ellisor. BACK ROW: Gus Boesch, Bruce Main, Philip Sumners, Bill Shoop, Cecil Whitehead, Mrs. Charlene Stevens, Sponsor. 5 A f E-. A . .ff sf .fUs43'1- WP- r 3-. if' . N 7..- . xl' .,.,, was President- - - - Vice-President- - - Secretary ---- Treasurer- - - Reporters- - - Senior Class MDA OFFICERS SYMBOLS - - Charles Poland COLORS- - - - - Blue and Green - - -Steve Smith FLOWER- - - ---------- White Rose - - Jacqulyn Moody SONG- - - - - - Climb Every Mountain - - -Marijo Atkinson MOTTO- - - lt is not the end. It - - - - - Emily Allen Margaret Billingsley is not even the be- ginning of the end. It is rather the end ofthe beginning. Churchill Qty-:' 'W' ?-Q. 1 J. xy, ' Q'--Q M li' - . KN fq 'EN 6. , Airs N -J 3 S-15 q-..- ,ls ,X -L if QT'-v 51 Q-'1 Helen Adams Patricia Alexander Laurel Afmef ROGHCY BarnGS Linda Adkison Debbie A1131-1 Brooke Armstrong Ned Barrett Bobby Alderman Emily Allen Mafilo Atkinson Bill Bartlett Kenneth Aldredge Linda Jo Anderson Dali Austin Amy BASS Pam Bates Oscar Beaird Betty Beazley Brenda Beck 33 Davilynn Bennett Sherry Berry Margaret Billingsley 1 David Bowers Kathy Bradshaw Walter Brady Lisa Breazeale Jerry Brock Judy Brock Linda Brock Donna Brooks Annette Bryan Competitive Spirit Spurs Senior: A Variety of Classroom ilk. .W ,QQI-ff' L 'E ' -if A .. 31-pftsfxwg Gilbert Burton Ben Camp Louise Caples Nathan Cayton Jack Christenson Terrell Bynum Pat Campbell Beverly Cardwell Jimmy Childers Betty Church 34 is 'WW' f' sr Wsya A ' N ok' U oil TtF'aT.'v - -g sig.. Q . L 4 2. '19 i i5i ?fU11' -it r. . fb- sig Y if 3, Ki-Fw 'Wg fr . -E' as 4 +5 t .5 .W y . 1 1 za Q To add attractiveness to Mrs. Iohnson's shorthand class, Marijo lo Excel in Atkinson and Brooke Armstrong made a poster during their spare , time. The tree limbs designate the speed at which students can Eklus take dictation. wg 55 0- gin ' F-531 Q gf. nf- D-, 1 .-' l i K 2: V . 15 g A 3 ' ' C ' few,- .Ax fi, me Wayne Conner Cornelia Crumpacker Cindy Dabbs Charles DiStefar1o Lofton Douglas nald Crager Lynn Cummings Chloetta Daniel Rita Donnell Dale Duren 35 1- S 7L'4 5 6 sl 5117? 3337 ir A ': 'L ' MP' 59? ,- zlsiixr Senior Class sponsor Miss Zelma Cook also co sponsors the National Honor Society as well as teaches bookkeeping and business law. ln addition to her activities in teacher organ- izations outside of school, she spends much of her time as an officer of the Wesleyan Service Guild of the Methodist Church. Paula Durham Carolyn Evans Beverly Finley Steve Forrest Ramona Freeze Gene Easley Mike Evans Ronnie Flournoy Gerald Forsythe Gerry Sue Fuller Susan Ellisor Judy Fenley Carolyn Encinia Tommy Fenley Capable Sponsor Guides Class of 1967 through Three Successful Years 119 Q1 .pair 'ri 1 ge 2-...Tv 455, Qtr' wg-M-X s-...A .4 E39 Jan Furch Melba Gay Teresa Goolsbee John Grier Jackie Harrell Sylvia Gandy Dianne Glidden Connie Green Tommy Griggs Judi' Harrington Ronnie Garcia Sandy Glover Elaine Green Larry Grisham Marcia Harris Deborah Gassaway Janie Goodman Peggy Green Wayne Haley Richard Harris 1 'S' WK si Julia Haskins Susan Haygood Nancy Hedrick Ray Hicks Billy Holcomb Bina Hassett Sandra Hays Bettye Herrington Carolyn Hilton Glenda Holt Senior Class Council Members of the Senior Council are FRONT ROW: Margaret Billingsley, Beverly Cardwell, Viki Lindsay, Emily Allen, Davilynn Bennett, Beverly Finley, Bettye Herrington, Marijo Atkinson, Nancy Hedrick, Jacqulyn Moody. BACK ROW: David Spivey, Jack Christenson, Douglas Orman, Charles Poland, Jan Polk, Susie Scoggins, Jan 8 Futch, Nan Massingill, Jack Lord, John Wade, Steve Smith. Q1 EH Q35 i i . J :FN if 'C' I QL.. ls i tux A lv Duane Hopgon Don I-Iutson Jane Ivy Linda Johnson Tom Hudgens Jack Ingram Carol Ann Jackson Ronnie Johnson Jan Hudson Gerald Ivie Carroll Johnson Cecile Jones Harold Hutchesgn Gary Ivy James Johnson Harold Kendrick Kathy Kendrick Sara Kerr Troy Kerr Linda King 39 K x 'vi W V silffi L 1 ff!! if 15 1 fr Sli . .rg-lk sr F A, K F .K , I ' i i KV 5 '-is Mfg' wr- K ,X I 'Xp s H r 5 'Sw r l 4 6 9 9-ky' '-'B at it I w ls y 3 X s. 2: If iv as , 1 1 Z3 t a t ,J 4 gk Sf 53 5 It X 3 1 . ' if as If 353 A it Vi st Y' a es , , , , X is ,ar we as Ks s, i L . xx I . .. M 1 ,tu Blix 1 A N David McGaughey, Marcus Patrick, Charles Poland, and David Spivey find that group effort is the best way to solve a difficult physics experiment. Lynda Looney Jack Lord Benny Lovett Bobby Lovett Carmon Lovett Susan Lowe Terry Lowry Dennis Luna Advanced Classroom For Challenges oi E 5 V procedures Sharpen Seniors Qduoational and Professional Pursuits 'eff' N C- k'XL,a N-.JI gps -Us-f 1-..., sfxk Jack Kinnaird Sharon Kirk Alvin LaBar Ann Lackey Keith Langford Rhonda Larson Daphne Latham David Lawrence Jimmy Lee Trubon Lee Charlotte Lewis Viki Lindsay Mary Jane Lunia Rodney McBride Larry McCall Gary McC1endon Richard Mcijlendon Bonnie McConnico Glen McDaniel David McGaughey 4l Joe McKellar Joyce McMullen Royce McMullen Tommy Maberry Mary Maiden Bruce Main Bert Mandeville Ernest Massingill Wrde Vanety of ACt1V1t16S Outside o Nan M3SS1Hg111 Donald Mayo Danny Melton IIITITHY M1nton Jacqulyn Moody Emrly Mathews Mary Jane Medford Larry Mllls W1ll1an'1 Modlsette Jim Moore we W- ' ii? 7 is if R 613 x rasaroom Routine Is Characteristic of Seniors Charles Morgan Jerry Morgan Larry Morris Thomas Mote Q- ' s.A Richard Nash Arthur Nelson Pat Nicholas Douglas Orman a , -:aw W Uttff-' X- G fin.. -+ S 2-lb, If-4 l 'r A Q! fn W- fm' xt uv' ,HIMW Norma Parker Morris Parrish Marcus Patrick Lynn Parker Susan Pasierb Jan Patterson Q7 sa, A , - . s-A' as jf X ,r . K Qf rf Q i' 5, - , - 'F i X Q .,i'-1'i4fi-ga . .1?2'-'?af .1 xii! . Larry Grisham has worked hard to com- plete his collection of unusual rock specimens. He attended Texas Univer- sity last summer on a scholarship re- ceived from the National Science Foun- dation and spent a week in Washington, D. C. , last winter as one of the most promising young scientists in the United States. 43 Seniors Take Pride and Interest 11 Stephen Pavlic Ronnie Petty Dee Pickel Charles Poland Jan Polk Larry Porter Carlton Pouland Regina Quarles 1 Dennis Quinn Donna Rains Bobby Ray Chryl Ray JoAnn Ray Donna Reeves Charlotte Registe Steve Reid Senior National Honor Society member Bettye Herrington guides parents toward the proper room the night of open house. Kathy Roddani Mike Rogers Johnny Ross Jan Rowin Sheron Rushing ,,,,.N an Buzz Sawyer Mary Schmidt Vicki Schultz 'Wh' ' K The class ring is a lasting symbol of the years of hard work and fulfillment that one remembers long after he has graduated from Lufkin High School. Members of Senio As ai x 4: S Judy Somers Starkey Sorrell David Spivey Mike Stephens Bill Stockton John Sorrell Siba Spencer Vicki Stefano Gene Stewart Larry Stone Ps 'SZ' E' Q4 was 3 f, 'ffx-. g , lass of 1967 Regard Class Ring mhlem of Authority and Aooomplishment xv Susie Scoggins Joe Scott Jimmy Seitz Janice Shanks Larry Sims Angus Skelton Carolyn Skinner Bill Slaughter Alan Smith Bobby Smith Steve Smith Woody Smith -35955 5.1 'sb' I' 9' iffy ? k . 1 :. , i T I Vii lv S ' il J Joe Stringer Mary Summers David Swank Larry Taylor Jeana Thiboutot Linda Slblbblefield Jeannie Swain Sherry Swanzy Brenda Terral Carolyn Thomas .MST Jill Thompson Melba Thompson my Arline Ticlwell James Trahan Pat Tucker Dennis Turner Dennis Vansau T John Wade Seniors Develop Practical Obtaining Desired Goal A 1 Sheryl Walker Wayne Walton Mike Watkins Ronnie White Doris Whitehead Gary Walters Judy Warner Jim West Cecil Whitehead Jerry Whitehead E W, 5 ri H iiix Judy Whitton Becky Wideman Janet Willhite Lynda Wimp 'kriwn PXL 'aklsikx' 'xi L., we lcv 9 1.1 SZ 2510, lxperience Essential for V1 Future Life io- 1 Judy Wood George Wright Jimmy Zeleskey Tommy Wood Cathy Zeagler Ioe Zurga Harriette Windham Lyle Witherell Charles Witherspoon is Celia Wittliff Glenda Holt, honored homemaking student, displays her skills in the culi- nary arts. 49 Junior Class Officers President ----- Vice -President ---- Secretary ----- Treasurer- - - Reporter- - - 50 - - - John Poland - - - Pat Riley Cathy Culwell David Medford - - - -Jan Book sit, 51' gs Q'--Q 'wr at Kathy Adams Paulette Adams Gary Ainsworth Melinda Alexander Douglas Allem ve,- Q.- Linda Allen Linda Anderson Len Arnett John Arnold Karen Ballard gr., Steve Barnes Bette Barr George Barrett Cheryle Barton Carol Bates -li Lane Batson Barbara Benoit Jamie Bermingham Julie Berry Sue Bird -dvi if ii 'bv ff! , Terry Bishop Debra Bivin Jan Book Bill Bowers Margie Jo Bowser 1'f 7 Q- S- Kathy Braden Linda Bradshaw Ricky Brashear Angela Bresie Karen Bridges 5l ,JE Class of 768 Demonstrates lts Outstanding School Spirit through Enthusiastic Support of Athletic Teams 14915 Stu' 'HW .......a0 '..-P' 1 f, , .va 1 l Ronald Bridges Charles Brooks Barbara Brown Carolyn Brown 52 Barry Broughton Sharon Burleson lleene Capps Cheryl Claxton Bill Bruce Marsha Burnett Becky Carver Kenneth Collins Mason Bryant Linda Kay Burrous Ronnie Chastain Ronnie Cone Sarah Burchfield L2-June Bynum Vernell Clark Jim Cornelius David Cravy Cathy Culwell Glenn Cumminy Mike Curry G EP- -, .64 A AN W , I fx LI sl ii ,-'S' S-' , Qzfp ' . lr Jeffery Danks Larry Davis Jai-nes Davidson Alan Day Louretta Denton ,swf rf f .1 L if W. ' X , , , . -Us ' wa , 3, IW' QF? 132 ' TQ Q . ,,. 6 ,,--X ,I ' lei David Dorsett Patti Edwards BOD Feflley Troy Edwards Gale Eilisor Bobby FSIgl1SOU Jane DeVore Dianne Dies Gary Dickinson Kari Dietz , ,fx xx LGU AFHSFI, Melinda Metteauer, Pat Riley, Dianne Dies, Linda Anderson, Jan Book. and Cathy Cuiweii support the Panthers by participation in the annual car parade. 53 5' 5 .. 1 f l 'X -c 3, few aw-p ry-Q ,-gn K X 3' 1 ix James Few Margaret Foley Brenda Fox Viki Freeman Jerry Gamble Cheri Gandy Cyndi Flora Regina Forsythe Ricky Fraser Gip FUSSCH Terry Gamble Gene Gardner Junior Council AXIQ1 Members ofthe Junior Council are: SEA'I'EDg Len Arnett, Jamie Bermingham, Nadine Spring, Debbie Hester, Angela Bresie, Julie Berry, Patricia Parrott, Luanne Pruitt, Pat Riley, Melinda Metteauer, Jan Book, Linda Lindsay. STANDING: David Medford, Bobby Mitchell, Larry Summers, Ricky Tate, Ken Handley, Mike Gibson, John Poland, Meb Todd, Alan Day. vi, ,sn Q. 4p..4' ,CC as, I Keg . 'F 'YH . i ,- Xa ve. ., . ,, L 1 'Es-, Q... f ' aw k. if 'w'x v- 1 B-YN x, QV Paula Garrison I , . Mike Gibson Dee Gipson john Glade Charlie Goodwin , V:f 'u 215 ' :TY 9-f E 5, 7 X kxzfzlw ii35?fi1:i1i:Q!1firQQQQ.'sifi?3Tfi5,f'f.i Q1 John Grider Anna Grier Mike Griffin Joe Grisham Sally Gunter W' ,LW ,'f 'l l L Z Tom Halbrooks Mary Ann Hambrick Ken Handley Anita Haney Ralph Harrell 1 , 2 K 4 5 'Jaw N .. ty ,ls . 'UN fb, . K , fag r 12' 771 , gf Ayr? ..-Q Ulf: tr 4 . . sf xx 1,5 r v. i ' is CU-1 DQQ xx :'k fi' - 'fx ffsfvvs A ' Q lx? c- m l, .kg 'Q .J L Lea Harris Larry Havard Steve Hays Connie Hedgecough David Hendricks Mike Herring Debbie Hester Van Hicks Mary Hightower Linda Hill es' ff:-J N Vx X.. Q fe. 'V ,gr R as al X r 12 it L 1, . xxx, IA.: -Us' 1 ef 5 y v R 1 X Xk J J T .. 4 k , l.l to Q s i R' 1 Q H.. ps xshtrrh vb' fi ik.,- Allan Hodges John Hopson David Huber June Hudson Morris Huggins 55 Earning Money for Worthwhile Projects is a Major Responsibility for Many Active Juniors Edwina Hughes Keith Humberr Brenda Hutson Bob Hughey Ronnie Husband Ronnie Jackson tl tar rg ' Junior Council members Bobby MitCh611, Pal Riley. and Bill Bruce sell candy at free period. 56 . ... A-gas., . 'f asanrsiiis Y ' , N 3 Z j 4 rli I sr, '.1 ..,' ET? E: ' J Barry Johnson Lynn Johnson Jerry Jones Thomas Jones J J ,J Calvin Kaemmerling David Kendrick John Kennedy Suzanne Kennerly Karen Kerr Reagan Kimble Gayle Knight I Gordon Knorr , 'vv'i vx, x l i . 5 , X24 ' -4.,g::1'2:-L Pam Petty buys a cake at a Girl Scout cake sale from Kay Moore. as, 'Wim xx ,J ,Xi A ,, nm N, - . -JY., - xi Gs an lg T :Q Q' V . Lg Q , P' - A '.-t l 'QS Karen Kurth Jane Lee Mike Lazarine 505 Leedikef Jerri Leavings Bobby Leoflafd Dot Lee Gary Lewin Kyeleen Lee Linda Lewis 5..- rltw ' Linda Lindsay Jim Lock Stephen Long John Lowery Michael Lowery P-JI Lg 'ff Y a. 0-' ' L ' g?'- fx: :J 'N ' 0 ' fn. 'A Jerrilyne Lumpkin Patricia Maddux Cecil Anne Ronnie Maberry Roger Mangus Massingill Betty Maddux Dick Marsellos George Mattair JoAnn, Matteson 57 Imagination and Interest Of Sponsor Guide Class Of 768 toward Success GN g ,uf X ,- we . ifwv Thu., 'WS Judy Mathews Melinda David Medford Metteauer James Metcalf Cynthia Midgley Thomas Metcalf Mark Miller Mary Lou Miller Janet Milliff Mike Mills Bobby Mitchell Cindy Moody 'Q-is ,J ' , af., , as J Nt Glenda Moore John Moore Kay Moore Linda Kay Morris Marilyn Munson avr' L X ,af 3+ 1 , J fw- in rw l in i Beverly Murrell Dorothy Murrell Sara Myers Franklin McCarty Kathy McClung to if 'siillil 'IQ L J! , Jw-xxx,-3.1 13 .X -.M si La 4 ' KX ' I J Wso....f' Kathie McGaul6- Leroy McGuire Elizabeth MacKenzie Lee McLaughlin James McMulle JUS . X. Y-' Ab i NA ..f ,,,, I , Z rio .Y R, 4' 'Q X -1 xl Patricia Parrott Alera Peavy Michael Perryman Pam Petty John Poland an it J tL t Y ,r 3, ,pr Mary Jo Pouncey Sharon Price --........... . ,...,,.,L, lg, 'gt' 'K K 1-xv' , an ' Xsg Q? John Pounds Luanne Pruitt Rex Ray Evelyn Ray Ricky Ray ,fgj L ,C Z 'Wig :S ' fl . . ' ' 'P IQ wglglfl As Junior Class sponsor, Mrs. Thelma Null has worked diligently in leading the class in activities such as planning the Junior Senior Prom. Aside from Junior projects, Mrs. Null spends her time in such rewarding work as teaching Senior English, participating in First Christian Church organizations, and enjoying landscaping her new home. 59 . is Hf,9!g?M.ll V ,J , ,oi -,, sf -t dam? 'TSA' ls-...,v ft aff' is ,. MZ, 2 f Mike Read Pat Riley Linda Rodrigues Pat Rogers Evelyn Rogers 60 K. 1 ? Sharon Rook Danny Roper Craig Roth Steve Runnels Melba Russell Becky' Rutherford Diane Sanford Sharon Sanders Dexter Satterwhite Steve Sinclair Benny Smith Carolyn Smith Garry Smith Marijo Smith Joyce Spencer awk ! ' , K 1.I42s- KI. fgsg I A 'emi 'lk 'LX YK , Douglas Spivey Nadine Spring Jack Squyres Joe Standley Linda Stansel Steve Steed James Stevens Judith Stephen Patsy Stewart Dorothy Stinsc 'Q Projects Inspire Greater Learning ' On the Part of Chemistry Students x, -KQV, ' W ,-igfiifriiiai'-g,.r f, 1- . --1 rxrwt at ,vi 1 wfvu v ,- v Q . 'iz 'R ' 'SEQ-CR m S 1-'Z - f p fx it X X xiii we-'wi ':,rf:.t Varied and interesting chemistry projects include a distillery constructed by Bob Fenley and Jim Cornelius. fall Ev Paul Springer Mary Taylor Carolyn Terral Oval Terry ane Sullivan Terry Taylor Emily Terrill Charles Larry Sumners Thiebeault Rick Tate Coy Taylor Bonnie Thigpen Jim my Thompson , Zr-P Rose Thompson Patricia Tindall 6l Juniors Prepare for the Future by Learmng of the Past Through Studies rn the History Of America s Herrtage Meb Todd Jeannette Tomez Joe Treadwell Mattie Tullis Lynn Tullos Ken Umbarger Laura Vardeman Sharon Volz Janie Wallace Keith Walters Ronnie Warner Carol Watkins Rick Watkins Allen Wealand Dick Weatherly Betsy Weber Steve Weisinger Joe Wells Larry Wheat Janice White Freddy Whitehead 62 r all f , r NJ ,fs I 4 V I f UFJ' As a part of a Frontier Days project, American history classes wore costumes to depict the early West. Douglas Spivey, Kay Moore, Johnny Hopson, and Ronnie Husband display several of these costumes to their class. nv. Yuri. f I -L uw T. A 'A . if I A 22' A , 1 1 U1 E ,, mm s 2 Ff- igr- . gkgrj i . ,ffl - L 1 fi A WY jgxixidx V L , f y X Q' 9 A 1 M sw' ' 5 ' Patsy Whitehead Leyrnoin Wiggins Billy Williams Melba Willis Mike Wilmon Grace Ann Wilson Jerry Wilson Michael Wilson Peggy Winberg Jimmie Witt Margaret Wood Rachel Wood Mona Wythe John Yates Paula Young 63 Sophomore Class Uffioors Vice-Presidenb - - - Secretary ---- - - Treasurer- - - - Reporter- - - - - Randy Marshall - - -Joe Taylor - Pam Davidson Jimmy Griffith - Robert Arnett Sophomore Officers Lead Class of 969 in Money-making Projects 'LX -iv S-1 Cecelia Adams David Alexander Mary Ellen Alexander Phillip Alexander Mike Allbritton Coy Wayne Allen Deneice Allen Larry Allen Robert Allen Andy Anderson David Anderson Stanley Anderson Frank Anding Dale Armet Robert Arnett Lenda Ashworth Billy Avriett Richard Baggett Roger Bally Richard Baker Peggy Barnes Dale Bartee Lynn Batson Nina Bazzoon Stephen Benefield David Bentley Debra Bentley Jan Bezanson Iva Io Bickham Tommy Billingsley Lufkin High School invaded hy 380 Sophomores Who Play a Prominent Role in Campus Activities 51-av 'QV' 5 il 6? 6' w...N.,- Jack Bishop Gus Boesch Deborah Bourrous Terry Boyd David Bradford Milton Bradford Pamela Brandon Carla Brashear Michael Brashear Don Bridges Gary Brock Melvin Brock Judy Brown Linda Bryant Arthur Bullock Jimmy Burrous Bruce Bynum Tim Cahill Jerry Campbell Larry Caples Ronda Carson Ken Carpenter Walton Carrington Gary Carswell Charles Carter Michael Carter John Carver Bob Castleberry Cooper Castleberry Larry Chalker mmf I., C,,, Q l -2 F K, y ,r x-, During free period, Tim Keane, Art Bullock, Lenda Ashworth, Joyce Gipson, and Parker McVicker find convenient time for studyingg Keith Moody and Tommy Billingsley enjoy a coke after a hard day at school. I fx fkii ., . H X if -J J b 0' f- fc 's -v--C-' fit 4, fl N. ,. r by Q A -...If r l C , U. VV ri' 1 i ' ' 'ff f 2-I.. ., -'-- ,R 3 fy, V I . Lil, w 5 fs' ' . 4 'fi' A xv A rx V My Xx t fy i I .Y TAM jr' M51 f 31 .q.,, l be x Q... uv ,XTX QM, l C i gf Charlotte Chamblee Joe Charanza Kent Childers Linda Christopher Mickey Chumley Deborah Clifton Cynthia Clifford Leslie Colburn James Coleman Bill Collins Floyd comms Lee Collins Debra Sue Conner Clay Cox Buddy Crawford Ray Crawford Linda Cummings Carol Curry Cissy Daily Theresa Darden -'Ek' 8,43 QQ A+ A 67 .X L I .f'iQ' Mrs. Ruth Grant, sponsor of the Sophomore Class, participates in many activities. She holds a B. A. and an M. A. degree from Stephen F. Austin State College and has studied astronomy and geology at Carleton College in Minnesota on a National Science Foundation scholarship. She has also studied on an N. S. F. scholarship. Her favorite hobbies include playing bridge and forty- two, working in the yard, and bird watching. wr- Pam Davidson Sharon Davidson Richard Davis Sherri Dawson Sterling Dees ' ' . , fa. , -' Ioan Dickerson 81 14 , Dickie Dixon N., M ' A Roy Due Louis Dunham 5 Donna Durham Wayne Durham eil'-lt: r, N-P 1 7 N. Wayne Durham Juanita Edward Larry Ellis Martha Ellis ' . .. 9 1 f ' 1 f 4 iI X f L.. Heidy Ellisor Bob Erwin Sharon Encinia Kathy English Bobby Farrell Lynn Farrell Connie Fenley Patricia Fletcher Paulette Font Joann Forrest Patti Forrest Linda Forse Gail Foster Johnny Fowler George Freeman David Freeze Ken Fullen Steve Gandy Billy Gates Tommy Gay Gerald Gilbert Patsy Gilbert Bennie Gill Bill Gipson Joyce Ann Gipson Sandra Goodman Joel Goodson Janice Goolsbee Jimmy Griffith Debbie Guidi Teri Haley Sandra Hallmark Karen Hammond James Hannah David Harbour Lower Classmen Find Preparation of English Research Papers a Time Consuming Experience Vickie Harris Howard Hartnett Burl Havard Larry Havard Nelda Havard Robert Havard Thomas Haynes Danny Hearne Ann Heath Teresa Herpin Dolen Hill Thomas Hilton Danny Hodges Keith Hodges Mike Hodges Larry Holcomb Bob Holcombe Melvin Holland Deborah Hollers Sherry Holley Patricia Hopson Sharon Hudson Ronald Huff Danny Huggins Samuel Hughes Mark Hunter Bill Hutcheson Jimmie Hutson Jerry Hyde Jerry Ivie -5 .- .1 Q-.f K' J El iff Mrs. Walker's sophomore English classes spend three weeks in the library working on term themesg Louise Renfrow and Cissy Daily consult the card catalog for references. 5 F will ' ' ii ii A gg gl J r - ' L, 14 fits gy' wif 1 . I Q. xr fi aff' I U 1 . J 43 3 Q W 5,5 A Frank James Eddie Jay Cathy Jensen James Johnson Lindy Johnson Phyllis Johnson Sherry Johnson John Jones Pamela Jumper Jack Jordan Tim Keane Walter Keen Mark Kennedy Sam Kennedy John Kimbrough Robert Knight Connie Kerr Chuck Lewis Janice Liese Nancy Lindsey Outstanding Hobbies Provide Many Hours of Enjoyment For Tenth Graders Ralph Loggins Jim Love Glen Lovett Lois Lovett Larry Lucas Paul Luman Linda Lumpkin Larry Lunsford Danny McCoy Carolyn McDuffie Danny McGauley Linda McGuire Suzanne McKinney Herschel McKnight Robert McLaughlin Barbara McMorrow Roy McMullen Parker McVicker Linda Marshall Randy Marshall Joyce Ann Martin Steve Martin ,fn ,vghsswtt hf Ml f+Zr0.'t?:::ii'ria.if..lt,tf:zQ 9 ,,,camciaW'fi-,Gaye-L24.1.-.ft Y Q. Q giliird 5291? so fn x ,ld-N, 5' tWu'.pQJlw?-.f..29- f,- . Ari. leave rival, Y LZEJL. ba. M szffiir-?fff.E ?fqSi Having collected arrowheads and Indian relics for many years, Chuck Lewis has now developed an out- standing hobby that provides him hours of enjoyment. Left, Chuck demonstrates the Indians' technique of grinding corn for meal. In the middle picture he is digging for arrowheadsg at right, he displays a portion of his mounted collection. WFL 4 ' ,,, r- ' Elwyn Massingill Keith Matchett Diane Mathews Amy Mayo Brenda Mayo av' Wu. ,691 Charles Merchant Bette Miller Clifton Milligan Bonnie Mills Sandra Mills XQK Ida Milstead John Mitcham Barbara Molandes Arnold Montes Keith Moody if Richard Moody Steve Moore Pamela Morehead Carolyn Morehouse Billy Morgan James Morgan Jeanette Morgan Pamela Mote Bubba Munson David Murphy Glenda Murrah Bill Murrah Vicki Marsellos Carolyn Navarro Tommy Parker Cynthia Parrish Willie Patton Sharon Paulette Tommy Paulette Alton Ray Peterson wp, 'WT sc, -nf' fif- F7 rv' 'Q W ,gy Members of Sophomore Council: SEATED: Mary Ellen Alexander, Lenda Ashworth, Linda Marshall, Sandy Hallmark, Nancy Lindsey, Patti Forrest, Janet Sisk, Pam Davidson, and Louise Renfrow. STANDING: Dickie Dixon, Robert Arnett, Bennie Gill, Lee Winkelman, Joe Taylor, Wayne Thornton, David Bradford, Randy Marshall, Jimmy Griffith, Richard Baggett, and Tommy Parker l Class Council Members Act as Governing Body and Plan for Forthcoming Events - fa 4. 4 air 1 15 Ng. Q., ,Av rs. is 'QW fir :PV X X X . IE L.- bv' 'f 2- 'S .Q .. 'F Dewayne Phillips Donald Phillips George Phillips Jeannie Pouland Danny Price Charles Pruett Mary Ann Rawlinson Arthur Ray Donna Ray Judy Ray Kaylon Rayburn Royce Read Ellen Redd Pamela Redd Carolyn Reeves Mike Reid Randy Reid Nicky Reihle Y Louise Renfrow Craig Reynolds Delbert Reynolds Virginia Reynolds David Rhodes Lon Rhodes Max Richardson Andra Ricks Jeani Ricks Curtis Roberson Kevin Roberts Edgar Rogers Tenth graders find pleasure in a multitude of activities. Steve Moore and Clay Cox play a chess gameg Ronda Carson works on knitting a cap for her small brother. Ms ., 6,97- QS: A 'PN ,L .2 'vs Jane Rogers Maribeth Rogers Ronnie Rook Jodie Rouse Ronnie Rowell Debra Runnels Dean Russell Linda Rush Mike Samford Jim Sanders Susan Saunders Michael Schoolcraft Sharon Selman Deborah Sharp Joe Shepard Bill Shoop Louie Short Deborah Shotwell James Shurley Linda Sides K, Special interests Stimulate Sophomores To Spend Spare Time Beneficially 9. Q Ffh' wp 13' .ass ,-s.,,, Michael Simmons Steven Simpson Pamela Sims Tommy Sims Bart Sinclair Janet Sisk Sam Sitton Sally Slack Ray Smith Roy Smith Mark Spivey Charnita Spring Bob Squyres Gayle Squyres Richard Squyres Lisa Stanley Donnie Stephens Wilma Stephens Gary Storey Judy Strait Evelyn Stuart Thomas Stubblefield Earl Stuckey Barbara Sturrock Philip Sumners Jane Swanzy Donna Swor Janice Talley Ross Traver Jerry Taylor 77 Luikin High School Sophomores Enjoy Varied Joe Taylor Gary Teer Robert Thames Collette Thiboutot Melba Thigpen Iuanell Thomas Mary Thomas Chris Thompson Danny Thompson Gail Thompson Jeff Thompson Robert Thompson Wayne Thornton Gary Thurman Virginia Tipton Patrick Tomez Louis Torres Pablo Torres Paul Townsend Vickie Turner Bobby Vann Jerry Vann Jane Wade Debbie Walker John Walker Wanda Walker David Walson Cecil Walton Fred Wareing Eddy Weaver After a hard day at school Chris Thompson and Gary Thurman enjoy a game of poolg David Harbour, Gary Weeks Barbara Wells Judy Westerman Johnny Wheeler Katherine Whisenant Betty Whitehead David Whitten Kenneth Whitton Kathy Wilkinson Rudy Wilkinson Suzanne Willey Andy Williams Barbara Williams D'Anne Wilson Barbara Windham Lee Winkelman Wallace Wright Gary Wayne Yount Melanie Young Ralph Zeleskey w i 5 1 X + gn l 3 W N 1 W w F l , IX IX IX lil IX honors were earned by Susan Lowe who graduated w1th a 94. 65 average. um Laude g i ! r I Vale-d1ct0r1an and Salutatorlan r Jack Chrlstenson wlth a 95 15 average was named the valedictorian of the Class of 1967. Salutatorian w 1 N X hm uri-fiffs N ' M .'-. 7' I V :rr ssx- .- Y a ' ,- - - .. s d' K . I fi Es : ' W -1. - ,, f ' , 3,3111 K' ' ' ' -M kk 2 52 T .. V 'lai r ' r 1 it ii QQ, I .ing , X V, rfssfx, - ,i K' L - N 9,-. NANCY HEDRICK BETTYE HERRINGTON Magna um Laude L ' ' ,. f A I if,-7?-5, A A i ,. , 'ff wr 'E I - ' I fy? 'Y' M ajft ' ' 2 w A li I :A E , 'E is g P Q 1 ' , if ' 1 2' lx ,. i E X. ' 'H ,' - 1 -W PEGGY GREEN A ' , G A A f 'N ' , 4 r 3 -df L ' , 5: 3 TKT' A . 5 4 E 'R 3 1 A 3 Q , Ma. ia A. 2 1 . 'Q 1 55 ' if v ' A A G' 45' f I A , E T M4 3 ' fy L . ,af A 5 T 4, A, K , A - , A , . W . E M Q 5 ' 1 Q A ' 1 .I ,X j 4 -15 is EG ' -X , 3 'f f A Q I 2' '.' , i I K A Y ' A 2 1+ u 2 X S, A I A . BL G . - DA VILYNN BENNETT BEVERLY CA RDWELL F .3 UL 'E G, WE 5 N' h F A -, y 5 1-. , Ex ' Z' 6. Q 1 W 3 ff, 1 Il T, Q , . p Q Q' A g ggi f 1 . ' Q. '. ' ffff ai Q ' V1 I ' , 1 X! fig- i . G 2 i 21'l1 ,',, 1 1 l f A 1 5 T N A A ', V A , ylgey, Q A G 0 M44 , A A 1 . 'Q 5 fe-1 A J J ' :iq A A . , ' E 1 , QL!! :4 , , W ifi if? ffm ? I A gr E413 rl A 'N ' v I 0 . A 'iii ,fi , -if' Q f, Af :J I .GGG fl' A 9 Q A f 5 if A f: 'X ' ,a A 'l- f f 1 A ' i qEf'?'l!,' 'V E fi Ya EY I E. A ' f 1 . Y ?i'v'WE LINDA BROCK SUSAN HAYGOOD RAMONA FREEZE CHARLOTTE LEWIS GERRY SUE FULLER VIKI LINDSAY MIKE EVANS LYNDA WIMP Cum Laude gg m 1 5 V V l . 2 it 5' I' ' , - ,.. vas.-lglgiwr v 1 6 ' 'V , S A 'ax I s ' C EWSF TV f ' 57 '- I 21-5 .i Sir X: . I I ' ,, W M ,. l aff X ff f T, lk gm qvf 1 f l Q: 5 i ' 5 :if f Af ' Y A -. ' t G 4 E az CA ROLYN SKINNER CELIA WITTLIFF JAN POLK SU SIE SCOGGIN S 83 Outstanding Boy tudent JA CK CHRI STYEN SON Jack Christenson was named Out- standing Boy Student of the Class of 1967. Luilcin High School's second National Merit Scholar, Jack was Valedictorian of his grad- uating class. He was fall semester president of the National Honor Society, president of the French Club, and a member ofthe class councils and Key Club. Jack was the captain of the football team, and lettered in football, baseball, and basketball. Elected Mr. L. H. S., Jack was also a member of Who's Who, Sophomore Citizen of the Month for February, and Lions Club Citizen of the Month for September. A delegate to the Texas Nuclear Science Symposium and a chemistry lab assistant, he was also winner of the Pilot Club Civics Trophy, Civics Award, Mathematics Award, and the E. E. Hess Award. Jack plans to attend T. C, U. in the fall and major in mathematics. ,J A u non dsx rs71R asa e ,sf me 9. ga 'F 9 io gre Siu is Er N, UMn 25 A 15 le Cu 3135. as as l A it H A it Rh L, t 52 S3 I 5-1 .1 w ui Re ni 76 bs! 77 Ir! 78 Pt: 1 ,sa P0 ss M as f' 106 as iz Hoag sx 5, , as rm gs yb. f f mo ' to i .WX .. . I Outstanding Girl Student BETTYE HERRINGTON Outstanding Girl Student ofthe Class of 1967, Bettye Herrington, was also named Outstanding Student when she graduated from junior high school. She was fall semester vice-president of the National Hon- or Society, president ofthe Drama- tics Club, Editor ofthe FANG, and a member ofthe class council, National Thespian Society, P, A, S. F. , Red Cross and Pep Squad. Recipient ofthe D. A. R. Award, she was also selected Sophomore Citizen of the Month for December, Sophomore Citi- zen ofthe Year, Lions Club Citi- zen ofthe Month for March, 1967, a member of Who's Who, and a chemistry lab assistant. Being se- lected as Best Thespian Girl in the Dramatics Club, Bettye was also named to the All Star Cast and received the Most Outstanding Per- formance Awatd for Abby in AR- SENIC AND OLD LACE. Bettye plans to attend S, F.A, this fall. 3 and a and a S ofthe ! and 'ISI' .GLENDA Hom: DAVILYNN BENNETT die French Club, N. H. S. , Dramatics Club, National Thespian Society, and was Selected S0Ph0m0fe Citizen of the Month-for March. Chosen as Miss L. H. S. and secretary of the N.H. S. and Dramatics Club, NANCY' HEDRICK was a member of the Annual Staff, Red Cross, Student Council, National Thespian Society, P.A. S. F. , class councils, and French Club. She received the Junior Citizen of the Month Award for October, Lions Club Citizen for March, the Colonial Dames Award, and was a chemistry and biology lab assistant. JACKIE MOODY was a member of the Red Cross. Pep Squad, Dramatics Club, and Student Council. She also served as secretary of the Senior Class, parliamentarian of -the French Club and was selectedVDecember Senior Citizen, February Lions Club Ci- tizen, and Junior Favorite. Chosen Junior Citizen of the Year, IAN POLK was secretary of the Student Council, vice president of the N. H S. the second semester and re orter of the Dramatics Clu . , p b. She was also a member of the class councils, P,A, S. F, , National Thespian Society, Pep Squad and was selected Lions Club Citizen for September. The recipient of the D.A. R. Good Citizen Award, and the Outstanding Girl Student Award, BETTYE HERRINGTON was president of the Dramatics Club, second semester. vice-president of the N. H. S. , editor of the FANG a member of the P.A. S. F. , Red Cross, Pep Squad, and the class councils. She was also Sophomore Citizen of the Year, Lions Club Citizen for March, Best Thespian Girl, and a chemistry lab assistant. BRUCE MAIN was president of the Student Council his senior year, vice-president his junior year, and president of the Sophomore Class. He was also the secretary of the Key Club and a member of the P. A. S. F. , Dramatics Club, and the National Thespian Society. Sports Editor of the PANTHER GROWLS, he was chosen Best Thespian Boy of the Dramatics Club, Lions Club Citizen for November, and April Sophomore Citizen. EMILY ALLEN LA RRY GRI SHA M MQW JACKIE Moonr H NANCY HEDRICK LYNDA WIMP Citizens of the Month Are Named by Faculty on Basis of Cheerfulness, Courtesy, and Cooperation SEPTEMBER Senior- - - --------- BILL BARTLETT junigf ------ ------ I OHN POLAND Sophomore ---- - - - DAVID BRADFORD NOVEMBER Senior ---- ---------- C HARLOTTE LEWIS Junior ----- - - - CATHY CULWELL Sophomore- - - ---- STEVE MOORE 88 OCTOBER Senior ---- --------------- P EGGY GREEN Junior ----- -------------- D ANNY ROPER Sophomore ----------------- TOMMY BILLINGSLEY DECEMBER Senior ---- --------- - - JACKIE MOOD' Junior ----- - - - - - NADINE SPRlNl Sophomore- - - - - - LOUISE RENFROt JANUARY senior- - ------------- SUSAN LOWE 2 L Junior ----- - - - PATRICIA PARROTT Sophomore ----------------- JIMMY GRIFFITH Eixaigi FEBRUARY Senior- - - ---------- - - -JAN PATTERSON Junior ----- ------- B ILL BRUCE Sophomore- - - - - -RICHARD BA GGETT .r1Nwu,,,,.- Ji J '-ui , Senior- - - Junior- MARCH -------- ---GLENDA Hom' - - - - PAT RILEY Sophomore ----------- -------- C I-IUCK LEWIS MAY senior ------------------ LARRY GRISHAM SU SIE SCOGGINS Junior- - - - - -LEE MCLAUGI-ILIN Sophomore- - -- JOE TAYLOR APRIL Senior- - - ------- - - CA ROLYN SKINNER Junior ----- ---- D IANNE DIES Sophomore- - - - - BART SINCLAIR 89 Citizens of the Year The students selected for this honor are chosen by a faculty vote from among those who, during the school year, were named Citizens ofthe Month. 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AWARD NATIONAL MERIT SCI-IOLAR Berrye Herrington Jack Christenson COLONIAL DAMES AWARD Nancy Hedrick a,.....-- L I DARE YOU AWARDS Jan Polk Bruce Main if , -x 4 f 3 'f . f V METAL SHOP AWARDS Bobby Ferguson Robert Reynolds -R'A'b',, ,,,, , 1, WZ A Y RMK ,,,: .-261 .,' Rx H V' 4 ENGLISH AWARDS ,',, Q y Sgphomore -------------- - - - Carla Brashear Juniors ---- ------- S reve Hays Jamie Bermingbam A SCFHOIS' - - Laffb' Gfisham inAV!R Peggy Green A 1 ' w i ' J, , gn I BAND AWARDS - ' Y A JUUIUY LSC r A an -qi Q ' -Wi 1 L -Q H5 ' wif., , dif irr' - ,,', D My A ? 11.5. Acuusvrmswr sum., F fy Q . ff T 9 mu' Ca res f' A F 156 P WTR ' Dianne Glidden ' .y., fig In 1, o,ye, A ,,,. A ' oie' AIAA M 'xg Q - . y - AWVA N I A A f -, V A ' rryy A A A 'WAA Wo Aeoe' MATHEMATICS AWARDS loo Jack Christensong Nancy Hedrick -.LM Cr 5 E-, '7 1, A RT ACHIEVEMENT Micheal Lowry Steve Steed OUTSTANDING ENGLISH STUDENTS FOR THREE YEARS Jack Christenson Susan Lowe Awards Assembly Brings School Term to Close With Acknowledgement F-in-L SHORTHAND Glenda Holt TYPING I Bruce Main TYPING II Judy Fenley Of Exceptional Students X ROTARY SCHOLA RSHIP ,fl .,, y . f gh -yiijfzg Ramona Freeze -- ' -figi lstl A , A 'K 55 1ZgfE1i..Z,l5rg P- tx- , Y 1 , T L if 2 R -- I T ness: .55 1 ' 'y ai Q x U, r if ' rl A W1 l 4- ,- 1 iw gi A' ,f A -. jfrfjr jot I if A l Lkalefii W fitl y A it 1 K, im ' V 7 I 'J gi I 'ri I rr' - 51 I is i f 4, , X -' N Ex I W :iiqglsi ' A- ' fi'i5 f7' . -5 5 'fm i ia VTBJQ :'lf,xf .Q 'lv 'f Q 'lj -L, ., ,gt -.L . 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Peggy Green LUFKIN FOUNDRY SCHOLAR- Gerry Sue Fuller SHIPS Michael Evans Carmon Lovett David Bowers Lynda Wirnp IQ' Members of the Luilcin Chapter of the National Honor Society Strive to Maintain High Scholastic and Social Standards 1967 SPRING OFFICERS President ------------- Larry Grisham Vice-President ---- ---- - Jan Polk Secretary ------ ---- S usan Lowe Historian- - - - - - Peggy Green Reporter- - - - - Davilynn Bennett W A ACR it 1966 President ----- Vice-President- Secretary ---- Historian- - Reporter- - - FA LL OFFICERS - - - - - - -Jack Christenson - - - - - Bettye Herrington - - - -Nancy Hedrick - - - Peggy Green - - - - Daviiynn Bennett ,,-. s . , IO4 1966 - 1967 CLUB MEMBERS 4 V - r 4- .- '- f X is'wy..4m'..'gs , i t ' 'far A C A Yu ,4-5 1- J :t M 'ti X Q . s 9 A' l 3 V-'39 xgtdf,-, -,,. K 1 -4'-,. .'--4.44-,.1 '- l -Max Jefg'-'X-.'f1'32ff'4:f?5I'if' 5 .- ' - fa ---W1 .,fL 'gil-Q Lf... zviirf Y ' W v - - 4 ,uv x.g,.f,:f,'r, 'mf X , ff 3 N . ,S , .,,.w-f L. .shy .U - xx' ' , - . ,J . 5' is -Yay ' 'W' if f A x c ri . K fr 1966 spring inductees Jack Christenson, Bettye Herrington, and Nancy Hedrick look on as Susan Lowe, Charlotte Lewis, and Celia Wittliff F express surprise and happiness at being chosen for fall membership. Larry Grisham lights the Candle repre, sentirig Scholarship at the 1966 fall in- duction ceremony. ln addition to scholarship, qualifications for member- ship include leadership, character, and service. -. 'll ,'Gp' sv' X 'x of J . n . ,ff . y , is As one of the service projects of the N. H. S, , the club holds an Easter egg hunt for children en- rolled in special education classes. The members Junior National Honor Society member Luanne dye the eggs themselves the day before the hunt. Pruitt cheerfully performs her duty as an usher at the annual open house for parents during Texas Education Week in March. I05 i New Student Council officers make plans for the 1967-1968 school year, Mr. Williford inducts President David Kendrick, Vice-President Jimmy Griffith, Secretary Len Arnett, and Treasurer Patricia Parrott in front of the student body. Larry Sumners, Stephen Long, and John Poland raise the flag before a home football game SOPHOMORE MEMBERS FRONT ROW: Cathy Jensen, Pam Davidson, Ronda Carson, Louise Renfrow, Jane Rogers BACK ROW: Randy Marshall, Jimmy Griffith, Dickie Dickson. JUNIOR MEMBERS FRONT ROW: Len Arnett, Janie Wallace, Cathy Culwell, Patricia Parrott, Betsy Weber. BACK ROW: Bobby Mitchell, John Poland, David Ken- drick. Drarnatics Club Has Very Successful Season With Two Top Productions PRESIDENT Bettye Herrington VICE-PRESIDENT Mark Miller SECRETARY Nanc y Hedrick TREA SURER Carolyn Skinner COSTUMER Susie Scoggins REPORTER Ian Polk HISTORIAN Gary Lewin ational Thespians nv- 0 w O N .J .Q 5+-P if Y 2 g 34 FIRST ROW: Nancy Hedrick, Susie Scoggins, Carolyn Skinner, Peggy Green, Jan Polk, Lynda Wimp. SECOND ROW: Beverly Finley, Betty Beazley, Marijo Atkinson, Terry Lowry, Sara Kerr. THIRD ROW: Harold Hutcheson, Gary Lewin, Mark Miller, Steve Forrest. FOURTH ROW: Dan Austin, Nadine Spring, Ian Rowin, Bettye Herrington. 6 I N six' x H- ,,L,,3,,k,,,,L-,--. Q ,..... ..4...l4v. :i:3: -Ti: L' Z2 -firm:-sfrafisave., - - ---as ---.mf 231,11 1f'f,'ffj I- I Z C f 8 , f ,ra all fl? Te , 3 V Axl, gf! AVAZ OFFICERS L C 1, at 1.V li ,V R if in ., ' A if 3-f.-L N5 is President ---- ----------- Ronnie Garcia Vice-President ---- - - - David Medford Secretary ---- - - - Treasurer- - Reporter- - - Sponsor- - Pan American Students Forum Members Gain Knowledge and Understanding Of Latin American History and Customs - - Connie Green Brooke Armstrong - -Wayne Walton Miss Beryl Boozer II2 SENIOR MEMBERS ag ii! X , JAP!! To earn money for club activities, new members of the P. A. S. F. were auctioned off to the one- and two-year members. For a period of one week, the peor1s were to serve their masters. Bruce Main, auctioneer, takes bids for the services of David Aridersong other slaves entertain their owners. The annual P. A. S.F. picnic was held this year at the Jim Lindsay home. Miss Boozer serves Janet Milliff, Cathy Culwell, Dianne Dies, and Nadine Spring. At the twenty-fourth P.A. S. F. , Conven- tion sponsored by the Good Neighbor Commission in Austin, Connie Green and Viki Lindsay conduct one of the workshop sessions. Craig Roth, who came to L. H. S. this year from Honduras, explains to club members differences between teen life in Latin America and Texas. II3 Le Cercle Francais Has An Eventful ,Q fm 34 Sponsor Mrs. Giseltreud Mixon, French and OFFICERS German teacher, is new to L. H. S. this President ----------- Jack Christensen year. Members of the French Club enjoyed Vice-Presidenu - ------ Jan Book numerous activities under her experienced Secretary ----- - - -Davilynn Bennett guidance. Treasurer- - ------ Emily Allen French Club mem bers Jack Christen- son, Nancy Hed- rick, Beverly Fin- ley, and Ian Pat- terson sell candy as a money-malv ing project. II4 Reporter ------ - - Carol Ann Jackson Parliarnentarian- - - - - - - Jackie Moody -2 Year under a New and Capable Sponsor 'F ff ,X ,r . Q X 6 +. Q V V-V -f! i Y P Q J 1 . 1 f, Club. -Q-. Ileene Capps re- fb- ceives a lesson in French from Pat sy Stewart as a r rr.o ,r,ee art of their ini t1at1on into the Auctioneer Douglas Orman sells slave Laura club. Vardernan at the second initiation of Le Cercle Francais. .J F , 1 ' x. i P35 ,n 1 r-, . Asfs fav, I in f 's'Y'5'f'! SENIOR CLUB MEMBERS ,1- Douglas Auem, Mike Mins, and Mark Hunter perform a skit in German cos- tumes at the club initiation. German students were allowed to join the French 'Wo 'FH' 59' Lufkin Future Teachers Club Guides Members in Understanding and Respecting the Profession of Teaching OFFICERS President ---------- Beverly Cardwell Vice-President- - - ----- Steve Smith Secretary ---- - - - Davilynn Bennett Treasurer- - - - Emily Allen wt-f es SENIOR CLU B MEMBERS 1 Mrs. Neva Partridge, the F. T. A. spon- sor, eagerly reads the latest club news. Although she is actively interested in the club, she teaches algebra, solid geometry, and trigonometry. Beverly Cardwell, Emily Allen, Sara Kerr, and Patsy Stewart HCI as hostesses for the annual appreciation tea sponsored by the F. T. A. for the faculty. fyn lm: JUNIOR CLUB MEMBERS I I7 The Campus Business League Teaches Members Successful Business Practices in Technical Age President ----- Vice-President- Secretary ---- Treasurer- - - Reporter- - - - OFFICERS Student Council- - - - Ju dy Whitton - - - - Dee Pickel Sharon Rushing Marsha Burnett Tommy Fenley - - Judy Fenley Mrs. Johnson, Kathy Bradshaw, Linda Walton, Paula Garrison, and Judy So- mers prepare to leave the school cam pus and go to Temple Industries, lnc. in Diboll to be escorted through the offices and plant. x K ii Q x II8 CLU B MEMBERS larzgrzfg fs, 1' W' ids sa li , nyr. J , ,fy 'lrt 1 . ff 10 .4-4 ,,,,,,.....-.- ,fllrflf - ' 71 'E' 1? 3 9' I Q- ' ?W!WlW'Kl. V 3 . funn-v,y 'WMC 1 ' . r A . -lil 'fi ve 'Cv 1 ,r, It l I The Campus Business League has a coke party at the Chesnut Village Cafeteria honoring the club's seniors. Decorations consist of a centerpiece of dolls in cap and gown, and a cake with Seniors '67 is served to the forty members, Starkey Sor- rell and Mattie Tullis register as they arrive at the party. Dee Pickel is presented an award as out- standing business student by Miss Kathy Fuller, Mrs. Johnson's student teacher. The new sponsor ofthe Campus Business League is Mrs. Marie Johnson. She teaches typing and shorthand in addition to the hard work she puts into the C. B. L. to make it a successful organi- zation. H, v 'L :!'l'l f 1 flap ' .ff:' 35 Y if Key Club Performs Vital Service Providing Leadership in Campus Aetivitic PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY Jimmy Zeleskey David Kendrick Bruce Main 5:74 5 , 1966-1967 CLUB MEMBERS i i i 'ith Active Members L Lufkin High Sponsored by the Kiwanis Club, the ity for outstanding boys to participate . U -J in civic and school projects and activi- ties. Designed to foster responsibility and leadership in the community, the club has contributed during the year.by providing entertainment at the Lufkin State School and by helping the Salva- tion Army with bell-ringing during the Christmas season. 1 1.1 1. vb ' S 2 l my I E be Jimmy Zeleskey and David Kendrick study a road map in preparation for the annual Key Club Convention which was held in Tulsa, Oklahoma this spring. L, H, S. Key Club provides an opportun- if - Yu ry, , , s, TUX MR. WILTON KILLAM Sponsor ' .ll L il 4.3 Marcus Patrick serves refreshments in the school cafeteria at a reception for the foot- ball team sponsored by the club. I ,,...- Es i, sawwuwb-W l2I sl The officers and members have worked diligently to make the Red Cross a well- organized chapter of service and aid. To equip themselves to lead the chapter, the officers attended a leadership train- ing center at Woodville during the sum- mer. if A f.igf'f A Mrs. Julia Burris has devoted many hours of Work in making the High School Red Cross an active part of the community through the numerous activities the Red Cross per- forms. ln appreciation of her time and ef- fort as sponsor, the members present her with a gift at the annual Red Cross break- fast. l22 OFFICERS President ------ - - Pat Tucker Vice-President- - - - - - Ian Book Secretary ----- - - -Len Arnett Reporter- - - '- - Sara Kerr Members of the High School Chapter of the Red Cross Complete a Successful Year of Community Service SENIOR CLUB MEMBERS my l f Members attend the annual Red Cross breakfast which Hi 'AN serves to climax' a year of dedicated work. T-W -- . - mlb. fi-' f ,Vg , F I .fr W. x - T I-34, R Once in the fall and spring the Red Cross travel On the regular trips to Rusk, the members help to brighten by bus to Rusk State Hospital. Among those going are Nadine Spring, Pat Tucker, Kathy Braden, Mrs. Julia Burris, Jan Patterson, Jamie Bermingham, and Becky Rutherford. . R the day for patients by providing refreshments, gifts, and entertainment. 0 SENIOR CLU B MEMBERS 9 I Aan, P' SK' ati Money collected by each homeroom pays for the food delivered to needy families at Thanksgiving. Helping load food are Janet Milliff, Cathy Cul- well, and Mark Conner. ,mv o :E 1 ff , -Q r ii .. r m ' va . Q Qt W t 4 Q26 Q, f s, , at A A3 1 aw 22 2 bl .. .L., fi A President ------- lst Vice - President - Secretary -------- Treasurer -------- 2nd Vice-President- - - 3rd Vice-President- - - 4th Vice-Presidents 5th Vice-President- - - Historian ------- Parliamentarian- - Linda Lindsay, Jan Patterson, and Connie Green pin up their gift to Mrs. Noland and Mrs. McKin- zie. l24 OFFICERS ------ Jan Futch Margaret Billingsley - - - - - - -Glenda Holt - - Bonnie McConnico - - - - Melba Willis - - -Marsha Burnett - -Linda Lindsay Susan Saunders - - -Emily Allen - - Susan Haygood - - - Karen Kerr Sponsors Mrs. Frances McKinzie and Mrs. Jane Noland dedicate time and effort toward the success ofthe F. H. A. Members enjoy entertaining their dads at the second annual Father-Daughter Banquet held by the club. Sandra Goodman, Patsy Stewart, Re- gina Forsythe, Linda Brock, Debra Burris, Regina Quarles, and Janie Goodman give the devotional as their part on the pro- gram. The Lufkin High School Future Homemakers of America Take an Active Part in Local, District, and State Chapters iii. I As a money-making project for the club, Margaret Billings- ley and Laurel Armet sell cupcakes to Bruce Main in the fall free period bakesale. CLUB MEMBERS Local F.F.A. Chapter Encourages Scientific Researc Mr. Herman Bate, instructor of Voca- tional Agriculture to L. H. S. students for twenty years, is the sponsor ofthe F, F,A, The club members participate in a program designed to develop skills in many areas, such as public speaking, buying and selling, farm financing, and civic responsibility. Gary Walters, an active senior mem- ber of the chapter, was selected 1966- 67 president of this F. F. A. district. Known as the McGee Bend District, it includes Trinity, Angelina, Jasper, Newton, and Tyler counties. There are approximately 35 schools included in this area. SENIOR CLUB MEMBERS nd Training in the Field of Agriculture . A fi' 'Ji r ' 2 3-s. H1P4!F '9' fri' 5 The Greenhand Chapter is a separate division ofthe F. F. A. Under the supervision of their own officers, first-year members are prepared for Senior Chapter work. The philosophy of the Future Farmers of America is well demonstrated in the organizations motto: Learning to do, doing to learn, earning to live, and living to serve. .- ,,., ZZ GREENHAND CHAPTER OFFICERS W' EDITOR - Peggy Green ASSISTANT EDITOR - Susie Scoggins SPONSOR - Mrs. Helen Herrington TYPISTS - Carmon Lovett, Linda Looney, and Ra- mona Freeze rawvvyq-1' 5igWiP.c f, QI, I REPORTERS - Judy Whitton, Dennis Turner, Mary Summers, and Judy Wood. The PANTHER GROWLS received an award of dis- tinguished merit from the University Interscholastic League. The Award of Distinguished Merit, the highest award given in several divisions, is judged in 12 different areas including news features and news coverage. l28 SPORTS EDITORS - Bruce Main, Johnny Ross PA GE EDITORS - Sara Kerr, Wayne Walton, Linda Brock, Gilbert Burton, and Rhonda Larson I T , V 6 1 1 op interscholastic Honors Panther Growls Wins For Third Year lg J rg -A-1 4 sf V: -. V1 Ak Q 1 X EXCHANGE EDITOR - Patrick Campbell ARTIST - Harold Hutcheson Pl-IOTOGRA Pl-IER - Brooke Armstrong .X ,UV ff I REPORTERS Arrriet - Susan Davis, Sandra Hayes, and Laurel A 6 i 5 REPORTERS - Dan Austin, Pat Nicholas, Sw' Susie Pasierb, and Lynn Parker lx.. .. ,.L--r- REPORTERS - Mary Jane Medford, Susan Haygood, Kathie 1- mph.-M-,,: Kendrick, and Tommy Finley -:D if ff r' ,f , -Z , LUCA llllll N Y BUSINESS MANAGERS - Charlotte Lewis . and Steve Reid l29 W f 7 A 4 -k'h .. 1,:. . Superb Direction and Winning Performance BAND OFFICERS FRONT ROW: Ronnie White, lst Lieutenantg Susan Lowe, Chaplain, Ronnie Flournoy, lst Lieutenant. BACK ROW: Joe Zurga, Quarter inasterg Woody Smith, 2nd Lieutenant, Arthur Nelson, 2nd Lieutenantg Jimmy Lee, Captain. I30 BANI STAGE BAND MEMBERS A FRONT ROW: David Huber, Jim Cornelius, Bob Fenley, N Rusty Harrel, Lynda Wimp, Jan Rowin. MIDDLE ROW: Joe Zurga, Arthur Nelson, Steve Hays, Ricky Ray, Ron- nie Cone, Jim Lock. BACK ROW: Director Ed Casburn, X Mike Mills, Jimmy Lee, Woody Smith, Ronnie White, Pat Rogers. Earn LHS. Band Respect and Admiration J - Tj sl Q W- W .A,..t,,, I-. O 3 Q-A 5 QS.. ,s V EMBERS 'ffff '5- DIRECTOR lvlr. Ed Casburn ALL-REGION MEMBERS FRONT ROW: Charnita Spring, Janice Shanks, Amy Bass, Susan Lowe, Connie Fenley, June Hudson, Sally Gunter, Elaine Green BACK ROW: Ronnie Flournoy, Arthur Nelson, Mike Mills, Bar- ry Broughton, Jimmy Lee, James Shurley. Musical Summits Attained by Band SAXOPHONES: R. Huff, M. Perryman, C. Adams, B. Holcomb, B. Fenley, J. Cor- nelius, C. Walton, L. Collins, R. Harrell FRENCH HORNS: J. Rowin, P. Brandon, E. Stuart, B. Hassett, P. Riley, D. Satterwhite. ..- '4-.......,,-' LOW WOODWINDS: P. Sims, C. Spring, A. TROMBONES: R. Ray, M. Hunter, S. Hays, A. Heath, B. Bowers, A. Bass, J. Shanks, Nelson, B. Sinclair, J. Zurga. CORNETS: I. Lee, L. Morris, J. Glade, D. Allem, D. Huggins, P. Rogers, M. Mills, W. Smith, I. Kimborough, M. Richardson, D. Mayo, G. Gardner, B. Broughton, J. Love, J, Yates, R, White, K. Kurth, D, '32 Dorsett, T. Taylor. ligh Ambitious and Driving Spirit CLARINETS: J. Morgan, B. Mayo, B. Beck, I. Somers, I. Capps, C. Brown, S. Gunter, L. Anderson, E. Green, L. Havard, I. Swanzy, D. Hollers, T. Goolsbee, P. Redd, P. Stewart, D. Sharp, K. Wilkinson. 355531 . FLUTES AND OBOE: L. Pruitt, J. Hud- LOW BRASS: R. Flournoy, J. Hannah, R. Crawford, J. Pounds son, C. Fenley, T. Boyd, S, Swanzy, S. Simpson, B. Holcomb, E. Lord, T. Halbrooks, P. Ray, M. Rogers, J. Goolsbee, L. Vardeman, J. JOHHSOH, 5- DGSS, I. Lock, G. McKnight. L. McLaughlin, S. Lowe, DRUMS: M. Gibson. D. Swank, R. Cone, I. Shurley, S. Douglas, N. Reihle, M. Burnett. I33 Talented and Sparkling Twirlers Brighten Half-time Ceremonies for Panther Band 9 ,of . 1 . Nqr LEE MCLAUGHLIN LUANNE PRUITT Co-Drum Major Co-Drum Major JAN ROWIN LAURA VARDEMAN PAT RILEY Head Twirler KATHY WI r I 1' Vlkxg If 4 LKINSON PAM SIMS TERRY BOYD Qifww 1 mmusrux-nu 12 .V .fmg1u .,.wa.nam , we .. 1- . ,L H . -K .ls r.. ...z fn rum. , 1,.Wg',-n.'L' ? 1':'C :?w? .. . 5 ?a99 W'P'? 'i' VF' 2 ' fr' Q 4: ?.ugVVgggsZi:m.-..- U 'rl 543,31 my ' - ffif , llf tnnfmman 1- mglrf If N . O ,,,,r.:3 , IA ?lQh1Q-' A .. Lili!! -amKL,.Z25.Qlii5.1wrfliW5Crb1i-zz? liiiigi. ,Z . , E. ru -3- - H 1.4461 .-Z5',.?:1-iS,5'l9?SLQilW15Hii9C-5zf5iRr'Q3i - T - r lg? V h :F M V . W :mai in 1 ' .muQ:::.a ummm yrumwawmzwmmafrraaafyu f, - 435113551 A mid .Q f7fq1H'KLlA.-Yin? TMA!! :Z4G5LI E'W V Z, v . 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MA RSHA BURNETT JEANETTE MORGAN 'l35 Cheerleaders Boost Panther Spirit E 5 ,i f M f' re r p t FNA QVNWT-M'eQ it gig Charles Poland and Emily Allen Jim Moore and Emily Mathews David Medford and Carolyn Evans During the football season, the cheerleaders planned and conducted pep rallies to arouse the spirit and participation ofthe student body for the Friday night games. HU . in A. l -A ff Nia Jn? 'ef 523, ay A V .,1 I.: M gr if i i T1 5 5 V- 'ik In August of 1966, the cheerleaders attended a week-long cheerleader school at Southern Methodist University where they were given instruction in tumbling, pep rally planning, and boosting school spirit. This experience promoted a new enthusiasm. Eagerly awaiting the kick-off or decorating the goalposts, the '66-'67 cheerleaders were leaders of school spirit. I37 School Spirit Reaches Peak as the Pep Squa SQUAD MEMBERS Mrs. Julia Burris, organizer and sponsor ofthe Pep Squad for six years, counts the money col- lected from members for bus fare for out-of- town football games. Pat Tucker I l CO-CA PTAINS ----------------- Mary Summers nves Loyal and Vigorous Support to L.H.S. Panthers With the help of Mark Mil- ler, Mary Ellen Alexander SQUAD MEMBERS and Janice Liese prepare for the annual car parade, one example of the support given to the football team by the Squad. fp Members of the Pep Squad form the traditional line through which the football boys and Cheerleaders walk prior to the singing ofthe school song at pep rallies. .fel L.H.S. Choir Provides Musical Entertainment and Promote CHOIR MEMBERS OFFICERS President ----- ------- - ----- J an Rowin Vice -President- - - - - - Mike Wilinon ALL'STATE,CHO1R Secretary ----- - - - Jim Moore J-an Rowm l40 School and Community lnterest as Successful Year lncludes Joe Zurga and Lynda Wimp assist other choir l members in last-minute preparations for the annual contest in Tyler on May 6. f. I H nr K . 21 ' 6 H5 District and Regional Honors x 4.-:Q - 1...- 4'vlHv39k .A-.M -. V , Asad. of --,- - And- r ...- .qguvkulg livifszw-Q 1 rt, Ng ei-r Z -H4 - .i r. 1 4 ss- 'f ',,,'?'-Vs ' K ,am ' , , ,K -XJ' Aw- p . Q r PIANIST Dianne Glidden A LL-REGION CHOIR Bill Gipson Mr. Casburn instructs a group of choir members concerning their h M performance at the annual L, H. S. Christmas assembly. hm Ogre Lynda Wimp Ian Rowin The Lufkm Chapter of the Vocational Industrlal Cooperatwe Club Has Grown Steadlly Smoe Its Organlzahon Two Years Ago President ---- Vice -President Secretary ---- Treasurer- - Reporter- - - - Sergeant-at-Arms CGCI1 Harbuck 1966 1967 CLUB MEMBERS l42 xg Although his duties as a teacher of auto-mechanics occupy much of his time, Mr. Edward Smith works actively as V. I. C. Sponsor. :ns WI mis. Nasser 5 .t-N.: H N -CN g Ex'Q'Q':,--. -.B u,, xxxx-L ' tw' X951 Lil , xx Dennis Quinn and Gary Ainsworth tear down and rebuild the engine of a car as an example of the fax, i vf -:'. . 41:1 1 ., ji 1 f if ,,rf many group projects in which the members take part. f 1'l fi 15 'M' 6, N. Carolyn Evans, local V. I. C. Sweetheart, received Individual work helps Troy Edwards to un a bouquet of roses when she was chosen as District 8 derstand the fundamentals of an automobile Sweetheart in Bryan. EDITOR Bettye Herrington Annual Staff Adop' Presentatio , . I W ' Wm . . . SPON SORS 3.-A1 WMM so ,,,, ,. VV, ff .. 1 fe ,A AW M eff I ' 4 ,T Susan Lowe FEATURES - Jamie Bermingham SPORTS EDITORS Dick Marsellos Len A IHSII kool Seal for 1967 Fang Irs. Callie Morrison Irs. Wanda Williams no w'F I 'go f r ' ' f, .- 1 QE 'E A iso i 'Y 2 f ff!! 1' ' ' Jr- :V x A N . kd ggi. , . 'r x.-1' up ,3 t. I Q I l 3' d J 2 V 1' ' i, l' zz' ,gg i , 622' - X- ,,i- -h F 4. , . 34 'Q F' if i 'A , .-f, I- ,fj,- 1 Y V pf .. S, V- U ' mg- 1' W - , - -. 1 N A N . ff .J ,. W., 'ig , F ,. ,Jew S, -f PHOTOGRAPHERS ROY Roberson Bill Stockton nf' BUSINESS MANAGER Viki Lindsay Daviiynn Bennett FEATURES - Nan Massingill Nancy Hedrick I45 l e 1 i r 3 4 A r 1 l 1 11A ,, 'Q T! N x . ,. .FA ukfifw Q , 'x X., V , Q ' mx . , . f . 'gif' -x 7,1 an I -A f 51-5 - 1, WLT NNN it tiny -f ' 1lS,,-.xrixigr 35,-3 5 A .1 nw, f- V -43' LX ?.,,vN1a5',','L. 4: I .fy-L wigs' ,L A ggi j. g G1 ',Q,5 gi . 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FSE 'if . 53. t '1-41, A'4'5'i!,, ,. 354' 51: 'Q .1 Panther Pack Finds the Going Rough In District Grid Competition Q an 'mv' 2 Coaches: ALLEN HOLLADAY, line coachg JIM GRAY, back- field coachg GUYLE AKRIDGE, head coach Dennis Vansau breaks up a pass comple tion during the Port Neches game. GARY MCLENDON - QB I48 DENNIS VANSAU - E Bobby Mitchell fights for yardage assisted by lihemeh Richard Nash and B111 Bruce. i 1 Q v MORRIS PARRISH - HB JACK CHRISTENSON - G DON HUTSON - E Two Panthers Make All-District 8-AAAI if . .1,f -4 m M M RICHARD NASH - T All-District 2nd Team, MIKE WATKINS - G A11 District - 2nd Team. GLEN MCDANIEL - C BOBBY RAY - FB f ' xl, --.1 :, ' s f Qliifg '-apipg 4 1 , 4 A r. : lla! . fx U. , ,-,.' , .krm 5-.,f.,,'. ,Q -V -, . ,.-x,,f.1,- .fp . 5., .-2.515 - W u .. 3 .4 xw . V V . , . ' 4? ,,-X f .. I i V .uf - v,,4 ' . s . - J, - . J, -pfff , . I x' .. , ng vw Q J V:-ft. N.. Q Wa' 1 -x M :fx . fry 1 Y . - ., sl. ,V N , .,. .J -1 , ,kg r , .1 JF? , . .J , r-,,' I - . X f X -. Q1wk5j1s. ,k, ,vxxak in . qi., A JP' wiv . ff' ' f -di, MES COLEMAN '12- ff . ' 'V i 1 'K JOHN WADE - HB - All-Dis. 2nd Team JOHN GRIER - E 64 QQ i' A Li Zee. John Wade pulls in a short pass just over the goal DENNIS LUNA - HB line from John Kennedy in the last two minutes of the Nacogdoches game to win it - 8 to 7! Scoreboard Shows Three Vietories For Pack in '66 1:1 .' ff- ' A 4 1,' - 'N ,iiig ' f-fi f'f1 JOHN MOORE - E Jack Ingram crashes up the middle for yard- age during the Conroe game. MIKE HERRlNG - T GIP ERIESEN - HB JIMMIE WITT - G All-District lst Team vlxki Q r 1? GORDON KNOTT - FB BILL BRUCE - T MARK KENNEDY - HB Juniors Back Pack In Hopes of Winning 767 Season LARRY HAVARD - HB Y Y LEYMOIN WIGGINS - T BOBBY FERGUSON - C l54 Panther defensive unit, the Headhunters, made life miserable for opponents all during the season as this Conroe player could testify. STEVE WEISINGER - HB DANNY ROPER - C PAUL STRINGER - E JOHN KENNEDY - QB . I , 1 .- . I . Q , W I xi J V N. 4' , . A x' , K- ,. f 'V Q 8 f . q 1 ? , ll 2 X Q m.. 5 V I a Q WY . Q K fr 'W G K . , Q Y ,L . A . ax 5. G. 'N V if -. 'Hz ,W , Q A 4 , . , ' 1-545' LYLE WITHERALL - Manager 'S r ,af Q 6 ss? 'T 1'-if P 2 3 .Q 6 x 1 6 rtrstt .,.. ,U D, MIKE CA RT ER - Manager JOE LEEDIKER - Trainer Richard Nash, Panther tackle injured in the Tyler Lee game is served refreshments at the party given in honor of players and coaches at the end ofthe 1966-1967 football season. 5 L Af Qi-A B-Team Ties for First Place in District with an 8-2 Record f' 1 ' . V L a X , f Y , 5553257 , .,, la J V3 FRONT ROW: Jerry Campbell, Richard Baker, Richard Baggett, Mike Hodges, Jimmy Griffith, Patrick Tomez, Ar- nold Montes, Bob Erwin, Andy Williams, Mike Wilson. MIDDLE ROW: Delbert Reynolds, Craig Roth, Ken Carpenter, Don Davis, Clay Cox, Gary Brock, Robert McLaughlin, Steve Moore, John Walker, Coach Robert Wagstaff. BAC ROW: Coach Jim Wright, Danny Hodges, Wayne Durham, .Terry Layman, Bennie Gill, Gary Teer, Mike Hartnett, Dick Weatherly, Wayne Thornton, David Bradford, Bill Murray., Coach Odis Echols. Marshall Texarkana John Tyler Tyler Lee Longview Marshall Texarkana John Tyler Tyler Lee Longview SCORE BOA RD Lu fkin 14 16 6 24 14 24 38 6 20 34 Coaches Jim Wright, Robert Wagstaff, and OC1iS Echols led the Panther B-Team through the '66-'67 season to tie John Tyler for first place in the district. The skill and experience gained in these games coupled with that of the returning seniors make hopes high for a very successful '67-'68 fOOtball season. K I57 NN Sr tflaberrv Receives Honorable Mention X Steve Long and David Kendrick prepare for a rebound as V Thomas Haynes takes a penalty shot. t 7' Y Y ff 1 yr ,ff to M 'x . t. Q, . F -. If , I P P KENNETH WHITTON - Manager are fo? 3. R! , pail is -ww y- was E5 ?M I wrt M6 -Q -J I KEN HANDLEY THOMAS HAYNES KEITH MOODY - Manager B-Team Gains Valuable Experience For the Coming Season 49' ri L., J 4' L fl. aa J , J FRONT ROW: Jimmy Griffith, Charles Pruett, John Lowery, Dickie Dixon David Anderson MIDDLE ROW: David Rhodes, Richard Baggett, Randy Marshall, David Alexander John Mitchum BACK ROW Coach Jim Wright, Jim Sanders, Dean Russell, David Bradford, Roy Due West Sabine Jasper Nacogdoches Palestine Carthage Jasper West Sabine Livingston 'Tyler Lee SCOREBOARD Luikin 33 'John Tyler 39 'Marshall 25 'Texarkana 38 QOTQ 'Longview 42 'Tyler Lee 56 QOTQ 'John Tyler 38 'Marshall 34 'Texarkana 38 'Longview 'District Games Panther Baseball Team Drives for A Third Place District Finish s , - COACH JIM GRAY COACH JIM WRIGHT f ,I lf, e 4 , xv' JOHNNY ROSS - OF A11 District, lst Team 5 V- ' A r 2 sr ra ,- O lst' ff as ,...f3glkgV' . x . 5 ' H-- I -L' fy A COACH oD1s ECHOLS ,, llttt . 7 'V' E it V 1 -?Zi'l Q?:ffg Q if f BERT MANDERVILLE - SS Pack Completes a Successful Seaso STEVE SMITH - P TOMMY PAULETTE - P 51,1 VEST B 1 Lg on K, fn K BOBBY MITCHELL - lst B, OF RONNIE MA BERRY - P, OF GORDON KNOTT I64 1 ,f f an SS ith and 11-9 Won-Lost Record 1 1 X X Y A up . v D N Q fb sk ,fit 1 4 ff xg' 9 'fk CARTHA GE NACOGDOCHES NACOGDOCHES CA RTHA GE CENTER CENTER KILGORE SOUTH PARK SOUTH PARK 'MARSHALL 'TEXARKANA 'JOHN TYLER 'TYLER LEE 'LONGVIEW KILGORE 'MARSHALL 'TEXARKANA 'JOHN TYLER 'TYLER LEE 'LONGVIEW a ! J 1 m X ,-xlx 5 xxgr J a N 'J X if bAY 1966-67 PANTHER BASEBALL TEAM SCOREBOARD 4 2 4 2 4 4 3 2 6 3 9 2 O 1 4 8 3 5 5 2 ' DISTRICT GAMES LU FKIN 10 5 O 12 6 O 4 O 1 1 12 O 3 3 5 7 4 2 1 3 S I' '-. , r-',,!f 4 iw - gwyw- ax' 4 ' f: ::T.g'y fl f' M' :J '- ' ' jll. arf-ark ,gh 5 JOHN MITCHUM - C r One of Pack Finds Place on All-District Fire Qxk, A. MEB TODD - C - A11 District, 2nd Team BOBBY LOVETT - P, OF , ' A 1 , 4 . M 1 S f' ,,, .9-if MORRIS PARRISH - C JACK CHRISTENSON - 3rd B i eam, Two Earn Position on Second Team IQ JOHN KENNEDY - C Q 3 v.- '.,g ff f R51 'Abr- V '-,, J V: . BOB HUGHEY - OF A11 District, 2nd Team 1 ff? , Jr DENNIS VANSAU - 2nd B -Y Y BOB CASTLEBERRY - OF MANAGERS David Whitten, Glen Lovett, Ross Carver I67 Track Team Gains Experience For Future FRONT ROW: Larry Caples - Manager, Rick Simmons, Gary McClendon, Mark Miller, Bob Erwin, Andy Williams, Bill Stockton. MIDDLE ROW: Ned Barrett, Benny Gill, Wayne Thornton, Robert Arnett, Tommy Billingsley, David Cravy, Ken Carpenter. BACK ROW: Coach Allen Holladay, Wayne Durham, Mike Wat- kins, James Stevens, Roy Due, Joe Taylor, Steve Barnes, David Bradford MARK MILLER - NED BARRETT - Hurdles, Mile Sh0lZpLlI, DlSCLlS v I , , I .5 I Panther golfers have been led BUBBA ZELESKY MIKE EVANS for the past five years by Coach R. M. Erwin. Panther Golfers Sher For Future Seaso GIP FRIESEN DAVID ANDERSON DAVID MEDFORD 70 . .5 . r 4 . ' rn, .v- .-. 'Q 1. .1 -'Q-lun 4, - fx ,,- - X 5 :PY .. I , 2 I 'ir s' EV- A ' ' . . ., :MA QQ. Arr 1 A , 5' ., : , ', ..f ' '-Q-1, ,AL f '-, ?!.,,,.-,I ii V, .x ' f :,. ,1 -'-- -2- n .4 ' f f -- -12-six ,,,4- '. .1 ,- ', ' .I -g,,,.,- -..---, A. f- ,J ff ,. 1 fy if , 51117- Q 4' Tx sw V . 1 I-5 Q 4'A,...- ' 1 .5 Eng ' .ffffffft u.. -. 4x,',,,,.,. -yn Q'-A 5-.w 4-44 r- ' J ,f-- ,P-1. .4 w gsm, rf. 35, pw L . .4 .W '1- . A- sux V fx .. - 'fag fnptwkx Q . 54.3. 4 , lag, ,fu ,hz gt., -x ,-. ,S :- , . L H, 4 W-41 ri- 5-ng .W -, Hafgwaiw K N fda! -Lyn-rw 1 -ft.. 7 X J ,i I ju, 4- 1 .-Ar , f , , V '-. 1 I - Y: 1 1,-4. ,, if' ff ar ' 5' ,gn - 'A' A Panther Netters Secure Third Place in District Play at Longview ,t.,,,,,Q,,1,,,,,,,, Qu e I , ..w,,,,.,, J .,.- ' fag -me ,.,, 1, ,gi f FRONT ROW: Angela Bresie, Becky Rutherford, Nadine Spring, Beverly Finley, Cecil Ann Massingil, Kathy Braden. BACK ROW: Jimmy Zelesky, David Bowers, Ben Camp, Chuck Lewis, Chuck McBride, Terry Bis- hop, Coach Wilton Killarn. TERRY BISHOP AND CHUCK LEWIS - BECKY RUTI-IERFORD - Boys' Doubles Girls' Singles .xr . ' ,- s ,. 6, 1. v '.. ' ' Wfiil-' ,girl ANGELA BRESIE AND CECIL MASSINGIL - , l r 1- - '- 'Wv Q A .gui i ,x a 1 53, . ' Vg fr.: .11 ' 'L s v rf ' i -o ' ,--Q . , 'yy n f' N A x N sg N XFXNXX xv K . 31 ,-. A., fy. .J ' as 1 5 y fa in xx z 1 M J... ..Q n Q Q A CHUCK MCBRIDE Boys' Singles Hivfibf '11, .4 A BEN CAMP - Boys' Singles Girls' Dou bles ?iZ,gg9uf..,.a . . . . . . Nr --1 sf - -2' ., N X X I ,- E 1 6 4, -, ms , ., V 4 1 xl .1 CTP? - ' rf, r - 5' K. sf 1 1 .swffw .fx 9 :,,--yrs ns. if al ' -X ' if f5 !zi:11'W C f ' N W ,'ii - M V' f ' - fun, -, - , X 'yew A . .ffimxf M fg? , ' , ' I 5295 ,SH , ' -A ffff' ,Q ' S, 'l E E ff f 1 ' , ' NP' L'-' 'f :L 15311 W' L W 'W' 'I f-21 'f if ' .A Z- ' . .A S ' W' A' 'xr' ' lg. Ulf? 1' . KATHY BRADEN - Girls' Singles DAVID BOWERS - Boys' Singles BEVERLY FINLEY AND NADINE SPRING - Girls' Doubles Senior Girls, Intramural Volleyball mf .. 'xl 4 A fi we r a Q l FIRST PLACE SECOND PLACE FRONT ROW: Chloetta Daniels, Paula Durham, FRONT ROW: Carolyn Evans, Doris Whitehead Jan Patterson, Dianne Glidden. BACK ROW: Rita Donnell. BACK ROW: Jill Thompson, Daphne Latham, Cindy Dabbs, Charlotte Mat- Sheryl Walker, Royce McMullen, Mary Taylor lock. Judy Harrington Boys' lntramural Basketball FIRST PLACE FRONT ROW: David Bowers, Jack Ingram, David Spivey, Douglas Orman BACK ROW: Marcus Patrick, Woody Smith, Richard Nash, Charles Poland, THIRD PLACE PHYSICAL FITNESS AWARDS FRONT ROW: IO ADH Ray. Judy Wood, Louise FRONT ROW: Carol Bates, Betty Whitehead, Caples. BACK ROW: Barbara Brown, Carmon Connie Hedgecough, Carolyn Evans, Emily Lovett, Cecile Jones, Donna Reeves Terrill BACK ROW: Suzie Kennerly, Mary Lou Miller, Linda Lindsay, Sheryl Walker Junior Girls' Intramural Volleyball FIRST PLACE SECOND PLACE FRONT ROW: Sharon Price. Paula GHIHSOU, FRONT ROW: Vickie Turner, Connie Hedge- P3.l'l'l lVlO1'CllB3d. BACK ROW! Mary Lou Miller, Cgugh, Phyllis Johnson, Debra Sue Conner- Louretta Denton, Linda Lindsay, Emily Terrill BACK RQW: Barbara Molandeg, Betty White- head, D'Anne Wilson, Melba Thigpen son fi- 'Joe A ,kiln Q I2 .14-5 Iso C9 - S o A 1' I Q Q 6 Q ,QZQJ 1 SAL- 0,9551 ' - 1 1 - Q ,, , W 'Q , V199 i S ff 4 ' 4' '1 f 1 :dw 4' f 5 'nf' 5 -2 ' mf,-pf' iff ,Jr-., 1 '-'f :.e:v ' ' ?'Z.i.!QS5X ,S 6 74 irff' f, 3 .. .Q- .I ,. 1 - ,,.n. -. .,: , 'Vi N. X 1 7 , cfagq, 1 I , Art students Linda Brock and Vicki Schultz reg- ister guests Laura Vardeman and Susan Lowe. SCULPTURE, WOOD CARVING - Rodney Barnes, Pam Bates, and Jimmy Thompson in I 1 Art Show Judges Awarf To the Mos 54' B!! is r Q 1 ,tr Bill Shoop, Jackie Harrel, and Linda Stubblefield were among the 150 guests that attended the art show. Judges awarded first place ribbons to 30 of the outstanding exhibits. , -- warg? S BATIK, PASTEL, CRAYOLA - Dan Austin, Linda Kay Morris, Jeffrey Danks, and Jeannie Swain I78 sri . 0 OIL PAINTINGS - Jim Trahan, CiCi Crum- packer, and Kathie Kendrick Sal.,-v hirty Blue Ribbons utstanding Exhibits , is .' 1 F i ' ifff if 1 ii, , ' : y i l' i,,,a- l'. 2 ff 4. 4 g i t- 5 A C' it Q, ,Wg ' xxx Q ji' ssh. , A .W-. ' - 1 E diff, i gif li f l A A fi M A an Fgliil- ' . A xluli -:ak J, l METAL CRAFT - Rick Simmons, Charles DiStephano, and Skip Douglas. MOSAICS, COLLAGES - Gayle Squires, Janice Liese, Jo Ann Ray, Peggy Green, and Vicki Schultz 'QW Q Y ' ' UV - 'V.V ! it 5? VK r 1: ..,,,.,- V ,N kr. - 1 J' : WATER COLOR - Gerald Ivie, CiCi Crumpacker, and Terry Gamble 4 157 Art lab assistant Harold Hutcheson displays one ofhis oil TECHNIQUE FROM PEN AND INK - Cecil paintings. Walton, Mike Curry, Steve Steed, Kathie Kendrick, and Vicki Schultz I79 iv A FIRST PRIZE CHEMISTRY: Kitchen Chem- istry - Melinda Metteauer and Jamie Berm- ingham , 41,554 , J Q gy I by X ...im I .V i , 'fi , ' r ' fi 'W ar I 4 , if -. 5 X '. I 52? ' , I if ll ' 3 31? I - - ' N .55 'rfimztwxxxzzzzz' ' 'J v, gg'ae12pf2s2i I I wif? jf ,4,A H ffmfljfiik x l , Q ,ff ' Sgaiiivgggf .- li 6, , . A -I--,175 gf ga., a 3 . ,z-xv A J L , AV. fm txzgziz' f ki: L fn I ' 'arg 'Q?'w ' ' fr ,-f A FIRST PRIZE BIOLOGY: Activity Rhythm Machine - Bart Sin- clair and Phillip Sumners M L LIC A SECOND PLACE BIOLOGY: Effect of Light on Fungi Growth - Bill Murray and Clay Cox SECOND PLACE CHEMISTRY: Boiling and Pressure Conditions - Larry Sumners TEST OV if ARR N3 ,'r' s ., .'.,, ,W ' pg THIRD PLACE CHEMISTRY: Biological Oxygen De- THIRD PLACE BIOLOGY- Learning Ability l80 mand - Nadine Spring and Laura Vardeman of Mice - Janice Liese Biology and Chemistry U Students Display i il Skills in Science ' W ' Fair Projects l,.,.-.-. ' K ifi' i The Grand Prize for the most outstanding project from both the biology and chemistry divisions was awarded to David Dorsett and Mike Gibson for their technical laboratory preparation of polystyrene plas- tic. Out-of-town judges Mr. R. Garcia and Mr. I. Richardson announce the final winners. J vuociamsiua imuzw mm: 'l'lllI T ' l ' ' vman nuium . . V N lm mm R l.l.l.C.lllli.l, Qu , i - Q ww ixxnni. EIS , g x ixsmmn V .,. 1 1 5 ixsuunsn . fl'J-l5lx'lH .aa rl 1 , :Q e , 1 One of the attractive chemistry projects was presented Biology students Ronda Carson and Cooper Castle by Sherry Sanders, berry display their Electrical Animal Maze. Twirp Week Culminated By Memorable Eveni At The Annual Valentine Dance Music for the occasion is provided by the ng I Sin Sity Soul of Lufkin. The group plays a popular number for the many stu- dents enjoying the dance. THE KING AND HIS COURT i The Valentine arch surrounds the 1967 Val- entine King, Mark Conner, and his queen, Janet Milliff. Taking their place in the court are Steve Smith and Louise Renfrow. D r......- .121-:gh e' W S -J X. K A A quartet from Houston Baptist College provided musical entertainment at the Baptist Banquet, in keeping with the theme of A Spanish Fiesta. The Annual Baptist and Senior it Banquets Were Well Attended By Class of '67 Students and guests enjoyed the Senior Banquet held at the Hotel Angelina at which Steve Smith presented a gift of appreciation to Miss Cook. I83 Nf c a j jr at . . f A 32 h s - ,' A f'Three COINS 11 rrr P- ' 'ff 'Q '--A ' at l.11 Q' fur 'gt i .ff- 'lag mtg, Q , 5, I - rrjj '492 i lnterestin Them' i f i E 5 l 1 ww. ,..... nu A 2 Z I I i 4 w V-vv 1 O :Aamir . A- 1 54 . as Basis of the prom motif attracts the attention of many who attended the Junior- Senior Prom. To carry out the theme Three Coins in the Foun- tain, refreshments were elegantly served by ro- mantic Roman candlelight. Under the direction of Mrs. Thelma Null, class sponsor, juniors spent many hours to transform the cafeteria into the re- nowned courtyard in Italy. I84 x 'Q K ' 1 x 'I Seniors and juniors enjoy dancing be- neath a canopied ceiling of star-covered streamers. nu. K ,vc E 4 so ,H ,O 2 E Q fl T A Fountain Provides or Junior-Senior Prom s i l 1 The lead vocalist with the band, The Sixpentz of Houston, entertained to make the dance one of the most en- joyable events ofthe year. Q-1 Douglas Orman, Davilynn Bennett, Nancy Hedrick, Jack Christenson, Pat Riley, and Charles Poland eagerly await the beginning of the festivities. L Dancers gather at the fountain to make the traditional wish. l85 L ,. fi.. . nf. i a J a? 4 35-. f 'ff 'fi W nf j i fi Y SL? gf -Z3 - s Q we is H we ,- .W ag: ' , XKSQ53 , .. , ge , - Y , ik' f QQ, f, 3. 3.55. -, -. , x 'M- ,Z Q R4 9 f FE fi rs X W3 2 I E Z f jg 4 Q Q ' 2 ww X E fy Raw .' 'T Zigi A ef S . .S fb? me , A I :Q ,,,,f..isr eeee iff 4 a f 1 'A -fr.. -L . x . we . EI f' J- 25 nf 1-' ,, .f X ii' 'fi :Li Y ' :A g ,Y -v . 'N ,s'i': K 5 ff' 51332 4 'L' ' ' .2 ,. ,Q-.., ,, .. Q'-'ff E K 1 e 'Mfux - .,-- ' x Q 1 X .1 Af. ,f-,,, wx ,-,..' . . f ,, . KL? , - x-1: 1 5 ix N OK' -.X 3 , 1 . ,,,,,, xy A !,. ws, . , , Jimi -1 W ,,, Q 2 I .5532 - . Qgyzfyfff Ps 5. 'i if gi fe G 3 ei i 'ri 1 2 ,F y ' gr :ss 1 A 3, f., J? 5 ffffkil ,- s ,, ,, .w , , Qu zzggg, , V. .M ,1 .. .X ' z 5 - 1 .f ,. f , r- i f- 1, Q 4 A Vs ,. 1 i ,M Seniors Present 'fflarnival 36 7, - A Merr -G0-Round Of Fun Many hours of preparation were spent at Panther Stadiumg however, the commencement exercises were held at Luf- kin High School's auditorium due to inclement weather. u Il . I H 252 Seniors Graduate In Class of 1967 Ned Barrett received his diploma from Dr. Groom Shephard, president of the school hoard. Nan Massingill played the organ for the gradua tion exercises. Bruce Main led the invocation, Jack Christenson gave the commencement address, and Larry Grisham gave the benediction. '87 TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY The WorId's Best Yearbooks Are Taylor-made V .55 5, of D Lf' lv- in .YQ- s V -.V 37' wg. V!-. 2 . , x. , Q t X 1 'A V. - V . 1. !s'7x' V . . . . . . 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