Mesquite High School - Mesquite O Yearbook (Mesquite, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 256 of the 1967 volume:

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It is students, teachers, and administrators all working together to achieve a common goal. That goal is to make Mesquite High School and its stu- dents the very best. cg H , ,..-.g.g1g.g. iii,-54 fa a 0 I 1 . .,,, -. . . . . .. it :,, t , ,i,,., . . ,.,. , K 1' N, K , T esea s t i ! i E In the next few pages, we have collected several views of our cam- pus. We hope that these pictures of what We believe is the greatest high school in Texas will recall for you many fond memories of the past year. lt is the men and women, boys and girls .fo poured in and out all :lay that give the building el .foul of dream: and tlaonglats and memo- ries. Carl Sandburg fl FW, MP5-Eff' H ,A-,,,v4'!- nn-.,f 4 .3 SQ ' , 1 'fviggll -ral!! -TQ 3 w 1 1 1 4 inns., 4 ,nf Table Of Contents Foreword 7 7 7 Dedication 1 i 8 In Memoriam i710 Administration t 1 11 Faculty ' and Curriculum 1 19 Sermiors , Juniors 81 Soptiomores ' 105 Whds 'Who I 137 Favorites 7 145 Organizations 1 5 3 ikthletics 179 Activities 201 Advertisers 221 NTNHQ 1 O I' E W 0 i r STORMEY In keeping with our school system's theme of patriotism, we have chosen school spirit as the theme of the 1967 edition of the MESQUITE-O. School spirit is certainly a part of pa- triotism and a part that is most familiar to high school students. School spirit gives a stu- dent body unity. With this unity almost any worthwhile endeavor can be accomplished. Through this yearbook, we have attempted to retain a history of this past school year. Of course, it is impossible to recapture each student's special moments. However, we have tried to present here the most important events--the time and effort spent in learning the fun of sports and activities, and all the little things that make MHS the great school that it is. We have enjoyed our work, and we hope that in the years to come, the 1967 MESQUITE-O will help to keep alive the many memories of the past year. We Dedic ate The I967 Mesquite-O Q i lll Carolyn Zimnkkrm Z for Zim Mrs. Zim , as she is affectionately known by students and teachers alike, is Mesquite High School's number one booster. An avid sports fan-she yells both for the Skeeters and for the Baylor Bears-a dedicated teacher, and always ready with an encouraging word, Mrs. Zim is truly an asset to MHS. Her list of credits is a long one. She received her Masters Degree in Education from East Texas State University and has taught in the Mesquite School System for twelve years. 7'3- i . 53 1 X -1 vsifiigl . H, . yyyg ..,a... Mrs. Zimmerman's first teaching position in Mesquite was at Agnew junior High, there, she taught American history. At MHS, she teaches business law, salesmanship, busi- ness math, and typing. For many years, Mrs. Zim served as a Senior class sponsor. And she was the Mesquite-O advisor for ten years. In view of her many contributions to Mes- quite High School and to the community it- self, we proudly dedicate the 1967 Mesquite- O to Mrs. Carolyn Zimmerman. 3 .Si .fi Jer, l -M Ana' when om' J'LIlId.l' have frzffefz Though lifehr gfefzzf bozzrglfziy Zllfzy we have fired 11 fife Tim! 0ilJe11r might 1'eme11zber. ' Mark Medlyn Mr. john Shedd Although Mark had lived only sixteen years when he was shot and killed in january, he had made a place for himself with his friends and at school that will be remembered. He was a member of the National Honor Society, played halfback for the football team and was a winner of a prize last year at the Regional Science Fair. Mr. Shedd spent many hours working with students in the distributive education program. He was energetic and friendly and went out of his way to be helpful to the students of MHS. He had been a teacher at Mesquite High School for two years when he was killed in an automobile accident on May 6. ADMINISTRATION YQ? MR. RALPH H. POTEET SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS . Wm? 14695 IQ H55 Qs...-T ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT PERSONNEL CECIL BEASLEY l Administrative Staff 'YP- ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT BUSINESS MANAGER JACK HICKS ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT ELEMENTARY SCHO OLS WALTER FLOYD i.'. :S 1 J R ' ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT SECONDARY SCHOOLS J. C. CANNADAY .1 M ' The members of the 1967 Board of Education are, Jmnding, left to right: James Creech, M. E. Q- Hamm, Vice-President Mrs. Georgia Kimball, Bill Ponder. Sealed: Harold'jordan, President ' Richard Motley, and Secretary Thomas McCallum. an 'F u n il in 4 v i a v e 3 E 3 ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL Don Woolley HEAD SECRETARY Celeste Dyer hhgbbdukw Q k,.f 6, k--. 1 :Ayn SECRETARIES V Peggy Houser Arm Lumley Mary Stubbs l, ' REGISTRAR Marshall Alford COUNSELORS Sidney Peveto Virginia Gee Thomas Kurz LIBRARIAN Alma Cruce Mesquite Independent School Districts Instructional Television Station is operated by: Mr. Talrnadge Waldrip, Mrs. Gale Thomp- son, Mrs. Wanda Vassallo, and Mr. jim Frehner. Administration VISITING TEACHER Denny Day DIRECTORS OF HEALTH SERVICES Naoma Caldwell Betty Boyce -.ln A llllli' .,,1. ' M54 i I - 1' F'-' E J if V W A by .,,A all ,V fi f i,e I ' it, I -Q , ',,,, I ,'i. ,, fe- I y yiiyi J 5 I 232' K 4 X - l 954, l 5 f A 1 . I , S H Q E WI' , f t 2 ' 1: f v f-4.2-S t y ,- -b ' ', 1-HQ Q - I by W :L . I -:. ,Q I :IQ - I Q STUDENT CAMERAMEN FOR ITV Benny Barrett Mike Slavens FACULTY AND CURRICULUM rw w. JD GLENN C. ADAMS M. Ed. ETSU Math Sophomore Sponsor Facuhy NANCY L. ALEXANDER B. S. University of Texas English II MARIE AVERY M. A. University of Oklahoma Spanish II 8: III Student Council RUTH F. BARNARD Mary Hartin-Baylor College Spanish I 84 II Los Conquistadores DON BARTON B. A. 8: M. Ed. N TSU .r1. Athletic Director Coach L' -s,i-'Dig JERRY BEATY NTSU Biology I Senior Sponsor , WALTER L. M. Ed. ETSU Physics and Algebra II BELL ww fm' SUE BRADEN M. A. NTSU Speech I and II Drama ARTHUR CAPPS B. S. NTSU Sociology American Government Key Club Faculty LOUIS CARROLL CARTER M. S. NTSU Physical Education Tennis Coach Junior Sponsor ,nhl DANNY CLARK M. Ed. ETSU Industrial Education Skeeter Guard 'AW ROBERT A. CLAYTON VIRGINIA COSTLOW B. S. B. S. SMU Stephen F. Austin Government English II Basketball Coach All-Stars GENE CRAWFORD B. A. ETSU journalism MHS Monitor Mesquite-O JANIE S, CROCKER M. Ed. NTSU Chemistry I FTA JO ANN CROSS M. Ed. ETSU Trigonometry Analytic Geometry Plane Geometry Math Club JAMES B. EDWARDS SUZETTE ESTES M. Ed. B. S. ETSU TCU Art I 8: II Home and Family Sophomore Sponsor Living and Homemaking CECIL FRANZINA M. Ed. ETSU Vocational Adjustment Coordinator Faculty MARJORIE FERGUSON B. S. Northeast Louisiana State College Geometry 8: Algebra II Sophomore Sponsor e DONNA GAINIBLIN B. S. Abilene Christian College American History ANN FLOWERS B. A. NTSU English II National Honor Society ROBERT L. GIBBINS B. S. Daniel Baker of Devotional Committee Southwestern University Chemistry I 8: II Science Club CAROLYN GILBREATH ELIZABETH GQQDEN B. A. B, 5, ETSU University of Texas English H English II f I l- .. mx - k'F'W ' Fl' fi S my A ef--be y A A 1 U at .t ' A m i A . . 5 FREDERICK O. GREGORY M.A. George Peabody College Drafting Trades VICA 24 Faculty L46 EDWARD T GOODMAN W' M Ed ETSU American History 84 World Geography Junior Sponsor LEOLA GRAYSON M. Ed. NTSU English II ELAINE GRIFFIN B. A. ETSU English III junior Sponsor W. E. HARRIS M. Ed. Henderson State Teachers College English III IU' IRENE LEAK B. A. University of Minnesota English IV NHS Xk E xx, Ly'-A -' l ' g. LLL... 1 111. .- . KY. i k',. 1 i m11 Q, ,tyfwff 1 1, ' ' f im ,.-, 1 W.. ..,. 1 1f. -Q14 , C 1 N y... .... 7 p p pp .... . K setf I I ..t t tx . k'-: 'kLL:. ELIZABETH LEWIS B. A. Oklahoma State University Latin Spanish Latin Club JAMES D. NIAINES B. S. Austin College Health Coach Facuhy ROBBIE LOCK B. S. East Texas Baptist Typing I 8: II Senior Sponsor 5 . . kt - f L. BARBARA McCARLEY B. A. ETSU English III Senior Sponsor It s 26 2 X PAT MOSES M. S. ETSU Physical Education Tennis Coach JUDY MORRIS East Texas Baptist Biology I GAYLE MILLER ETSU American History Coach JAMES M. NOBLE M. Ed. NTSU Related Math II Sophomore Sponsor PHIL PEMBERTON B. S. ETSU Algebra I 8: II Senior Sponsor BOB ROBINSON B. S. Baylor University Physical Education Faculty MARGERY PETROVICH M. A. Stephen F. Austin American 8: Texas History Student Council BEVERLY RAWLINGS B. B. A. NTSU Shorthand IB: II Sophomore Sponsor LOUISE REMINGTON M. A. ETSU French I 8: II Sophomore Sponsor RUTH SANDERS M. Ed. NTSU Bookkeeping I 84 II FBLA ALTON POLK M. Ecl. Stephen F. Austin Band Swingin' Skeeters PAULA RIDER B. A. NTSU English II 8: German I Senior Sponsor .. ... wtf -Gi.. 'sr..,' I 4' gs. ig Sf., tm E tr J' - A 1 s . 27 32' f sag Faculty at z fa l f at ., , .,,z ith Q3 P WAYNE SHAMBLIN B. S. Abilene Christian College Business Math 8: Typing Coach JOE B. TAYLOR Th. M. Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary World History 8: English History JOHN M. THOMPSON M. S. ETSU General 8: Machine Wood Plastics 8: Drafting ..,,, ,K jf. X, JOHN SHEDD B. B. A. NTSU Distributive Education DECA RUTH THOMPSON M. A. TWU Homemaking FHA DIARY SIMMS B. A. l East Texas Baptist College Advanced Reading l HAROLD THOMPSON M. Ed. I ETSU Algebra I 8: II YFC Coach CAROLYN UNDERWOOD B. S. Texas Tech Homemaking FHA .89 2 X ROBIN E. VAUGHT M. S. Texas Tech Biology I 84 II Science Club TERESA WHITAKER M. Ed. NTSU Biology I MARTHA NWHITEHURST M. Ed. ETSU Vocational Office Education VOE A. F. VILLANUEVA M. Ed. Southwest Texas State Orchestra 84 Band SANDRA WADE B. S. ETSU Typing II Junior Sponsor JACK WRIGHT B. S. ETSU American Government Golf Coach 1, ip' BILI.. YATES M. A. Stephen F. Austin Biology Coach LAVONNE WELLS B. S. ETSU Physical Education Cheerleaders Maroon Brigade E. T. WHITE B. S. ETSU Industrial- Cooperative Training VICA CAROLYN ZIMMERMAN M. Ed. Typing I English Department ' iv -so Mrs. Leak gives Barbara and Ernest some helpful hints to understanding poetry. Bobby Pinkston seems to find Mrs. McCarley's Junior English class amusing-wonder what's so funny?? Mrs. Alexander lectures to an attentive class on how to improve their compositions. Nicky Thompson becomes teacher for the day in Mr. Harris' literature class. 30 Mrs. Crawford shows dummy pages for the MHS Monilar to Journalism stu- dents Carol Quinn, Beth Surratt, and Sherry Haddock. Journalism Reading Speech Mrs. Braden gives Randy Root instructions for his prose reading. Stephen Coates adjusts the projector used to develop reading speed as Debbie Meeks and Mrs. Simms watch. Foreign Language Mrs. Remington adjusts Toni WaIston's headset in French lab. Marc McAfee gets some extra help from Mrs. Lewis on his Latin assignment. Mrs. Avery answers a student's questions as her Spanish class takes a test. Social Studies Bobby Doverspike gives a talk on the Stock Exchange to Mrs. Petro's Economics class. . ,A i., :re33,3,1- ww Scott Moore points out one of the major battles of the Civil War to Bonnie Smith and Mr. Henry Bowdoin, - ,Q Mr. Capps strikes a familiar pose during his Sociology lecture. Science Dept. Experiment time again! ! - -4 1 Biology II students, Marsha Griffin and Diana Ekas, study their notes before beginning dissection of a cat. Mr. Brogdon pauses during a Biology lecture M ' JJ to answer a students question. . ,,..-f , ' V ,, - 'ff , Mr. Bell's physics class conducts a weights and measures experiment. Mr. Nob1e's related math seems very interesting today. Mathematics Mr. Pemberton seems amused at the simplicity of the problem he has given to Roger Barrington. Mrs. Cross demonstrates a geometric principle to Clif- ton Freeman and Terry Ter- pin. 35 Business Shirley Sudduth works away on her jobs for Mrs. Mrs. Brown helps Dorothy Hotz with her bookkeeping practice set. Wade's Typing II class. Cleonne Jackson and Gaylon Yancy practice their sales pitch in Miss Jett s salesmanship class Coach Shamblin-do you 5000 - iwci -WN? 36 '--.. , I mean to tell us that Annette Austin and Vicki Moore take dictation with the aid of IBM listening stations. Industrial Arts and Driver Training Who's going to be the gentleman and let the other go first. . . Mr. Thompson or Jimmy?? Cqi ,.,, ,,,, Brightwell explains how a radio receiver Works to Blanchard as two other members of the class look . x Mr. Hervey demonstrates to Scott the use of a machine to test reac- tion time-a very important part of driving safety and skill. IVR. Clark and Mike Malone work on the repair of a gas tank. 37 Mr. Shedd, Linda, Dwayne, and the grades of his DE classes. Vocational Deleta and Ronald get some advice from Mrs. Whitehurst about their jobs obtained through the VOE program. Mary look over ICT teacher, Mr. White, watches as john and Iames Work on their class assignments. Danny, Tommy, Lee, Gary, and Jackie watch carefully as Mr. Gregory explains some drafting instructions for their projects for the Crafts Fair. Physical Education S Health just one of the many daily exercises the girls do in P. E. to keep in shape. S-t-r-e-t-c-h for those toes! In Physical Education, the students play many games designed to build muscular skills. Here, the boys attempt to return an opponent's serve as they play volleyball. Mr. Maines, who teaches health and is also a coach, lectures to one of his classes. 39 Fine Arts Department Mr. Daniel Brantley, choral director, looks over his music before class begins. just one project of Mr. Edwards art classes was the huge Christmas card which was placed in the main corridor. Cinderella-A Drama Class Production Here we see Prince Charming and the Court Jester fTom Tanksley and Chuck Bolandj. 40 A practice session for the MHS band gets under Way. 3 f Homemaking and Library i Mrs. Cruce goes over library records with Mary- lin as Pat types overdue notices. .,f . Miss Tynsley, a. representative of the Singer Company, demonstrates the use of the sewing machine to Mrs. Thompso-n's homemaking classes. rs. Estes gives Carol some help with er Home and Family Living assign- ent. ,,.,.ae ,.,.-- Mrs. Stubbs, Becky, and Nancy go over the attendance records. They seem to be enjoying themselves, don't they? Mr. Lornis studies for his doctorate as he tends to the book room. Our favorite referees-Mr. Shedd and Mr. Carter!! Focus on Faculty A beautiful Gleason girl fMrs. Petro- vichj presents a cup of coffee to Mr. Gleason fMr. Coleyj. How are all you children today? Bonnie looks a little startled-wonder what Mrs. Houser's phone call is all about?? summons rffICGI'S 66 67 Larry Alford Larry Armstrong Gary Ashley Janice Adams Ken Adams Mark Albers Seniors Gloria Ausley Diane Austin Marion Benson Thomas Bedingfield David Benat 'flex f--5 49x ft ,V i , f, 1 ' ,V agp:-V i 493551- 1? Ronald Ayers Juanita Bane Omar Barahona Theresa Benat LeeRoy Bennett Janie Berry 45 Ray Billingsley Theda Bird Vivian Bishop Wayne Blanchard Seniors Mike Bressler She-rrell Brown Sharron Browning Janice Brisco Billy Buckmeyer Sherry Browder Karen Bullard 1 Iris Boehm Charles Bolding Betty Best Robert Brown Kevin Brown Sheila Brown Linda Burden Dorris Burks jackie Burman Bonnie Boyett Seniors Frank Busby Seniors Linda Butler Judy Bynum x Beverly Byrom Gary Chandler Claude Chapman Russell Childers A ,f ga, is. L Belenda Caldwell Judy Carlton David Carr Martha Carr Cecelia Christensen ' Vsfvefuzagt. .ma A f fm J f ,- Cheryl Camp Esther Carroll Roger Carter Susie Caruzzi 4, Donna Cantrell Seniors 5 IQ' Sherry Cantrell Mike Cappiello Donna Chubb Georgia Clark Robert Christian Linda Chovanetz 49 Eddie Clem Marion Clements Gial Cromeens Sherri Crumly Carol Coates -. Flora Curry Seniors james Collins Otila Contreras Mark Cooper Barbara Coppinger Kenneth D'Angelo 50 Seniors Judy Collins , if ., , I W, - r . . lg,-. A Mary Collins Curtis Conner ax 3 7 Harold Conner Ronald Cotton Vivian Cotton Wayne Crockett Doug Daniel Judy Darst Donna David Gail Davis 5I Seniors w james Davis Richard Day Debbie Dean james Dickens Jerry Dillard fffaif-1 K' , Q li a i X Ginny Dercks Cheryl Dinwiddie l Shirley Dunafan 52 7-'B Paula Dunlap Becky Dyer Larry Dyer Seniors .. Els? ,lf ,,, f:ll'ir ,,,rf'n-fs. , 1: if ll! , i , , Phyllls Dc-ary ff rj: u fn nf? ff Marcia Del-Iaan Karyn DeHaan Eddie Dobbs Sharon Egan jimmy Elliott Brenda Enochs Marylin Eppler 53 Delcta Dodson Paula Dodson Roger Downey John Ervin Nancy Ferrin Robert Fisher Gary Fortenberry Seniors Elaine Fryar Edna Fryer Barbara Frost Ruth Gafford Steve Galbreath Frances Garm Ronald Gant Vik iii fx: - si ' Barbara Foster Cynthia Foster Peggy Foster Ciniiy Franzina Charlotte Fulgham Seniors David Fultner Cynthia Gaddis Carmen Gantt Jacki Gaston Danny George Tommy Gibbens Seniors i Cathy Graves Kenny Gorrell , Marv Gonzalez l Carla Gilreath l 1 Arthur Guzman Charles Hall . a Mike Hall 4 ag ' . - as 1 I I k . l Delores Harris Linda Harris ,Ian Harrison Thomas Hass Cathy Green Regenia Hammonds Eddie Hansford Betty Lou I-Iargrave Linda Green Mike Grider Seniors Mare Griffin 'TQ Au' 'W Susan Herndon Phillis Hayes Dianne Henager Lynn Henkle I 57 Bill Hicks Roger Hill Linda Hockett l f. v Ronald johnson if ,ali ,ff Seniors Ted l-loke John Jacobs Diana jeanes Barbara Johnson Shannon johnson Carrie Jones Charles jones Seniors Janie Hudson David johnson Kay johnson Larry Johnson Karlcnc Hughes Dalton Hutchins Larry Jackson X' Virginia Jordan Dave Jones Marvin jones Paul jones 59. Seniors Elaine Keeling Betty Kellum Bob Klenzendorf Ward Knight Patricia Kremer Connie Knife Mary Kundrat Debbie Langford 60 Barbara Lawless Bill Lee Steve Lehew Seniors Gale Kimbrough Georgia Klanduch Tommy King Doak Lander Jack Landers Darla Lamb Kenneth Lander XC f , Q i, r5 L L A 1 rx .. wif 3 A Bill Lernmons E Carolyn Lewis Rick Lemmons Caryl Lenz 6l ,JH 4? Linda Lewis Curtis Liles Frida Liles Betty Lindsey Seniors Rick Lynch Lynda Lyles Michael Lunceford .4631 Cherie Marion David Martin Vivian Martinez Cathy Maule A 't 1. 5 an-5 1 'V ,N it Loretta Lindsay Beth Linville Dale Littwin Norma Luna Becky Mallory Sen i Drs Lorrane Manajek Nettie Marcott Ronnie Mayo Nancy McAbee Don MCAdoo Anita McBay Seniors K , . A .,,'.. ..':'-'J . ,,, - X B, 'ygfgsqi af :Sikhs giggli- H, - x Q? an , W. M fifgx,i6.,,.,,g,g -M- W , 71 'Www-, f'E'iim,.i fi-'39 'P'-P-'chi-'fi . , i 156- -We-we-'iw .af-. M3 L i 63, ,481 ww w,-Q ' -Q, .'--Q-W., 5'-+1 yr., Rig Qmffiaf Danny MCCHHC Donna McCaghren johnny McFadden 3 o- , pin.-f lfjzfh? '1'ffl.7'El l-, if! Marie Moore Scott Moore Vickie 64 Moore Bill McKee Vicki Miller Richard Milligan Douglas Mills Wfilliam Morgan Pat McLeroy 1, lf , KY Es F Q, E' M - sill , . 3 w 3 4 K X W ,Si wa 'N 'N Tommy Meeks 5 gr jack Metcalf I oe Motley Lee Mulkey Henry Morris Seniors Charles Miller Linda Mitchell joe Montgomery Harvey Moore Forest Murley Donnie Nairn Mary Nash Billy Navarre Lynda Ogle Brenda Oliver Seniors Theresa Neal Lynette Newman john Newton Bill Nix few an lx 66 Shari O'Neal David Owen Seniors '1-,.....-y Dianna Neff Terry Norris Linda O'Connor Betty Odom Garry Nelson Tlm NCISOI1 Betty Newberry 394 'N we Ricky Parrish Johnny Parks Larry Page Ronny Parker ,nav My 67 Seniors james Parsons 5 , Stephen Parten Linda Patterson Edward Phillips Gilbert Phillips Becky Perretta Anita Pike Boyd Preston 68 Danny Price Michael Proctor Rhonda Probst jeff Peavy 115315 '- Gary Penn Tony Pellegrine Seniors A Linda Ponder Bonnie Porter NWN jimmy Pitts Sue Pressley Claudette Pruitt Patty Pruitt Mary Pugh Ramona Putnam 69 1 - as A if ,.-fs-ai. .'1' Willianu Ragsdale Ronnie Randle james Reich Janice Rhodes Seniors Jane Robertson Felix Rivera Patricia Robinson Charles Rowland Martha Rucker Marian Rudder Walter Ruff , .. 'df -wal jo Ann Richardson Mary Richardson Beverly Richey -Debbie Ridge!-Son Seniors john Roddy jerry Rogers Randy Root Brenda Samford Sam Sanders Marsha Sanderson Bruce Schiff Seniors Bedde Schrimsher john Schulte Carolyn Sealy Diana Smith James Smith Jay Smith 'XTR' Ronnie Self Rubi Sherry Brenda Shew Sherry Shirley 72 julie Smith Judy Sellers Diane Shuptrine John Skinner Sheila Smallwood Michael Smith Seniors Larry Shaw Billy Shepard Nancy Sherrell Glenn Sockwell Sam Soules Mike Soward 'U 73 Patricia Speer Pat Spencer Barbara Spicer Seniors anvil? Jonnie Stiff Danny Stout Carol Spivey Sherry Staten Glenda St. Clair Don Stembridge Tonya Stone Sandra Straughan Q 4 Seniors Nancy Stack Barbara Stephens Don Stephenson Kathy Ste-pp Russell Stalcup ...n ' Sharon Starnes Darrell Stanglin Af 3 Linda Suits Ravna Strickland Gary Stultz Shirley Sudcluth V5-K rs 75 Q' Seniors Darnell Sutton M I5 ?, joe Taylor Isabelle Traylor Barbara Thrasher Glenda Tillery Jeanette Thompson Sandy Turner 76 Mike Turrigiano Brenda Vaden Louis Torres Ernest van Ravensway Mark Taylor Willie Taylor Milton Taylor Seniors -1? Eddie Trussell Ralph Tucker Priscilla Treece Sherry Tucker Sherry van Wey Corine Veal Sarah Wagoner Sharon Walker 77 Robert Wall Janea Ward Susan Warren Mary Webb Senior S Gary Whittle Mike Woehst Terry Woods Eddy Worden Garry Wren Larry Wren N317 Larry Wilkins Dinah Willess Anna Williams Richard Williams Ms Karen Wolford Sen lors Mary Woods Mary Wright Druscilla Wyatt Terry Wyatt Gaylon Yancy Seniors A pyramid of Senior goof-offs!! i 1 -'1, 'tf fl- . t,,l' .Q 21.21 'Q' iw T f 'fi . ffs?5'!tp5r fi- Q i t r 2 iii alll ' 'dai '3 P' ,, -3,34 ll az uv ' Our friend from the South Seas fDinah Willessl per- forms the traditional hula at the SC Talent Show. Bill and Gail develop a picture of-who else-Bill !! 80 use them ! ! l We always said Cathy was a talker!! joe and Buddy stop for a chat ij' 2 , 2 s H. We Seniors wait in line to place their orders for gradu ation announcements. Wfith luck, they'll get t Cindy . . . our favorite gal with Mrs. Lock and Mrs. Mc- Carley. The Senior Skeeter Guard urges the Fightin' Skeeters on to victory!! X Mist A Balfour representative helps Senior fill out her cap and order. 1 Jumons Jeff Anderson Bruce B0f1Hie Karen ROSC1' Abernathy Ardinger Allen Allen Jerll Archer Annette Barbara Susan Austin Bailey Bailey Juniors BILL DOSSETT President NANCY WHITE Secretary-Treasurer DONNA MOORE Vice-President Class Officers 66-6 Sally Baker 4 ' n 'VS ,4 Dianna Rita Benny Donnie Barber Barbee Barrett Barrett James Sharon Ball Baxley Juniors 'vs ' if f X X. 'Sv ' K Q ' ' I . V 5 r 4 ir, ., I 'V B .W,. ,,- V5 S , N l X -. . Doris Linda Beason Beeson Steve Oather Brenda Beauchamp Belcher Bell Q.. 'X N' iff 3' X Sandy Deborah Charles Lee Bell Boatman Boland Bolding Robert Bennie Borders Branch Sheila Priscilla Joyce Patricia Boswell Bowdoin Box Boyd , ,ff 'lg ., Wk 'Y Monika Brenk Donna Brice Bobby Bridges Juniors Gerald Burns Danny Carpenter Ken Burris james Campbell Owen Cantrell Deborah Capps jimmy Casper jamie Causey 'Us ...Hr jerry Burrus x Mary Chaffin Debbie Brimer john Chambers ii ,.. ,,- Bobbie Brown Neil Burton Scarlett Champion Charles Brown Linda Burton Paul Chaney -ra-nr K'1 ? i I Cheshxer Chrlstlana ,. , Mike Linda Roger Buchanan Buffington Bunn Juniors .J I .- ,, 'ln-,mit ,Z Rickie Ernest Caldwell Camp Pat Carr H -- Lucy Casario Donna Case L 2- gg- A .ui-2 J w 'S ? Paul Case . 1' Qs Angela Harry Chunn Clanton Rex ' , C Chumley 1 ' A3 x'k. V V ,Ci.Vz I A :.k ,k1,1 yl. I , 'U vs. Wi eil ,M 'min ,, I, u mr 'Q A 6 K fl f k G 1 X 12: -, I, f , g 5 f , M ...M aaa' baaa V - v5 .,.,. V, i, lk fo? . if , ,, Q Y 'Ax ufgg 'ff . Hs- .1 l in .A 1 , -'fd w.eQf w- fff if V 85 ln: 1 43:21 Juniors Genevieve Contreras johnny Ernest Clark Clifton at X ' J' 1 ,, It jerry Eddie Buddy Cook Corbitt Cor f1SU1bb1C .. , if V., 4 W. D. Kay Cochran Coffey Robert Robert Couch Cox . K 1 : V i t 5' i 5 E Rex Carol Pamela Phillip Janie Arist Cumby Cundiff Custer Darland Darnell Davidson Freddie Brenda Dixon Dobbs -Q, 86 DO1'12lld Robert Janette DCIHCIS Dickerson Disbrow Grady Collins Vicki Compton Ricky Collier Collier Kyle Linda. raft Crager Ouglas Gordon avis Davis Cathy Dollenger , Yo Marilyn Crawford it jon Crain ,w Dianna Day Y' f f-. , il ry, x. R J ef' ' it ff ' L '?S ef ,L .4 wr' Ia I af up gg? Bill Dossett ,M,,,,,:wW:.i , kwuw Tommy DeCarlo C .ii . Bruce Barbara Douglas Dow e Karen Duncan Richard Mary Donna Stex en Ferguson Flemmg Foster Foster Yolanda Gonzalez mf 5 .- + v 4 .3 W'- fi w gg Q H K xii 1, 1 .,,,f - .4 Edward Marjorre Oey Gus Vickie Etmus Ev ffeff fardella Farley Feafhefgton James Frances Brenda Brend Franks lrrey Garrett Gateley Sandra Gilliam David Calder joseph Gooch Lydia Goodner Lrnda Danny Grubb Gulick Juniors 1 Larry Martha Hagerich Hall f , f S 1- E7 ' Honey Raymond Linda Terry Harmon Harman Hart Havens , ,IM K'C'X'4! Cecelia Johnnie Marsha SLISHH Herndon Herriage Herrington Hesselbacher --qu , we ff 1 i he 1 :P . K i o rr X 1 A af if R' 2 'X 3 fi RX lixl 'Q L Rebekah Ralph ,., Hamilton Hammers Kathleen Hayes Mike Haynes X av Vicki Higginbotham Brenda Hightower Kathy Linda Sue Holder Holifield Holman Judy Honaker y ' al uve'-'lv' Sandra Honeycutt David Hankins A- wfji, L kk' -:. 'Q ff -Q. ,Q l , Q.. 'WP Bob Harrington S .LL,, H' 5 1. Eddie Lonnie Harris Harris Juniors 7' V53 x , 'bw 1 Terry Robert Freida Jamgg Donna Virginia Hays Hathaway Hawkins Hgad Hedges Helton '. A f A N - , I ,E . ni n I Betty Edwaflil Gwendolyn Joe Richard Paul Hill Hill Hill Hill Hill Hitt Charlotte Dorothy i '-if '-'- Hood Hotz , T Patsy Linda janet Huckabay Huckaby Huddleston 2 my-f lf 2 QA sm if 1 i , sw if swf K Steve Hughes Douglas Glenn Vickie Bobby Cleonne Hundley Hunt Hutchison Hutto jackson Juniors ,I jackie janet johnson jonhson Bill Klenzenclorf Edwin Knight Laura Knox Sharon Kumlrnt Rick Robert Lander Landers Jerry jones Edith Lane t 'K ,if Pamela Cecil jones ju nkersf led Danny Diane Cynthia Lanford Lanford Langford L tb, E Ramona james Donna jackson Jarrett jeanes Juniors , 'M ,C if t .,.. N5 I3 155. vii v ig! K 5 K 5 Y Avi k- W . .Q f, a-1:g:p, ,,, Bettie Dianna Roger jeffrey jetton johnson Allan Layne Mary Btu King Kimbrell me p b - -' Linda LaBarba A ? 'L ' Margie Lambert Bill Lamm Raye Lance , Q ' vim' Nw, gi 1 X K Q , Qfw Q te -fix ' , t , get-wi X at P v?'4 Q' Steve Tommy Leak Lee Cather Kissel Teresa Lewis Juniors udy Teala Li es Lipscomb L I ' i , ' - i M ,,-GJ.: ' J lil Q We M I .A,1 S i fm lm' I I xl K f . ig if fxf f. . 4 rfwr., - f 121, , - , LT, L, m, 1 5 fr. i. pj K Linda Luster nivg 'T Mc Abee ,Of- Dorthy Stephen jhana Brenda Joy McAlexander McCoy McCullough McDaniel fl S i ,ye 1 ' iillwll S- L . Q X , ' HP 4- .rl 1 M igiffiri David David Lites Lord 1-rf Linda Michael Amy Wayne Ronald Stephen McHone Mclntire McKay McKinney McLean McMahon 94 '34- if N 'if err ,,g.,, 1 John Sheryl Shelia Martin Martin ,Mayo Ronald Sherry Mears Medley M, V7 2 Ronnie Love Fred McDonald Bill Lovell Lucas Lucas 4' f if : M' l A , gl . is , I Carla Lunsford Juniors aim., ll. ff , , t ' 'iw ., J 4, . a J Sandra Lary Richard John Robert McDonald McGee McGee NIqG10thlin MCGL-,Wan L f ..., Martha McMillin james Medlin Vicki McWhorter David Melton A Sandra Mackaly ffm ali. 9 4'-ca f ,Wg f Sf?4'-Xfsilf 'nm-1 1. ' lf die? ,f . 'Q NG , T 5 l ' ' wil 'l 'J 'M .5 ,l 1 .1 Q 'J T57 lf 2, Q 1? an .af Douglas Merriott 5 , ,..-1' Q, L, Tommy Ronnle M3CkeY Marable Charlotte Marrone 5 r Q f w s.,:, , , Bill Gloria Middleton Miles 95 .. : 1,-V arf ,+ fit 1 x f Richard V Millar 'L lm' A Patricia Sharon Randy Sylvia Greg Miller Mince Minton Miranda Mitchell Juniors '15, .J ,.., Mary Robert Stephen Dianne Margaret Moore Mozelewski Murff Murray Murray Karen Noyes Ricky Oats Robbie Oliver Mike O'Mara Linda Don Brenda Payne Pearson Pellegrine as P N- ,-Mx y 1 96 ,-fk, Nancy Bobby Perry Petillo jeff Petty Si K iii rr'i, ' , ' afl an X aflayy 5 ' l all ll Barbara Molloy Darlene Myers ,GK james Phillips irfx lk Sandra Cheri Donna julie Moody Moore Moore Moore Juniors is .ore X X Marilyn Nance james Nelson Floyd Phy L fx S 1? Susan Pickrell i- is 2' ds-sl V r.., U -1, X .1 Gerald Picus Marsha Moore William Newman Curtis Pace Randy Parker Ann Paschall Pam Patrick Larry Pierce Rosemarie Nixon Susan Pilgrim x l 2 S If if' Kira' gevwyif N 3 - N5 as 1 f r :i- K: A N as lri 97 V9 .1 5 T5 'Fe' Q a X Q ff gil 'iff' 4 X tx as ia lil 4 . f- fe Helen Patricia Platt Plunkett Juniors W . lPPlPf joe Barbara Poe Pope Lesly Kathy Carol Bobby FIHHQCS Billy Prater Pruett Quinn Ragsdale Ratcllff Reagan james Elaine Ricky Rhyme Richardson Richardson Eddie Frank 98 Rosamond Rosner 9V Martha Richey P f X R Robert Row 4.36. Dwayne jackie Richman Riggle Lynn Sam Rupe Rutledge 'R 'Ei Randy Jannette Potter Potts T 71 Judy Donna Reed Remley fl. Natalie Powers ,aw , ,Q James Renfro Patsy Poynter li, 1 Buddy Reyes Juniors Nell Marvin Reyes Reynolds .fl Barbara William Joyce Judy Tommy Julie Roberts Roblin Radney Rogers Rogers Roquemore Carolyn Diana St. Clair Sartin 2' ff? Charlotte Ronny Sandra Sawyer Scarbrough Seabourn Rose Sharp . Melo-Dee Elizabeth Mollie Kathy Mike Shaw Sherrarcl Sherron Sides Singleton Juniors Terry jerry Spears Spencer Carol Stephenson Hubert Stewart Lynn Stewart Roger Stewart Beth Bill Surratt Sutton Af' ffiffafiifgl Linda Spivey ' x 1 V S 4, ff' g A aes if l K - ' W , ,, ' it 2 - Il' ' Eli- tyy, ri i J I S' l Betty Sweat Glenn LaVone Stafford Stalcup Yolanda Mitchell james Tanguma Tanksley Taylor Wwe' Vicki Bonnie Ernest Gilda Kenneth Sloan Smith Smith Smith Smith Juniors Dorothy Charles Cfuol Stanberry Stanley Starks 'ff' F! in Susan Tidwell Johnny Robert james Taylor Taylor Thompson Claude Stephens Tim Stiles Brenda Stovall Jerry Stuclclard Maxine Stultz Donna Terry Karen Smith S 3 f Valinda Stephens Linda Thompson IOI Louis Tobola. Juniors 1 ' ,Vi ,MMM V- K we P V A - f fm., ww ' X W Betty Cathy Roy Turrigiano van Ravensway Vaughn 1 , '-'ixyw ' , ir. A Bi A , ,X , X if A, tak ge ffh' 21 ., .-'K ,. , RL , ., :: .i X, Gloria jen-ie Pat Weems Wesmorlan West i l tf' 1 A f -2-ag Daniel Nona Wickware Wickware 3 If ,,, C A U Brenda Toler f- Erlincla David Torres Tosch my i 'J . Rodney Pam Carl Vike Vessels Waddell 41' im? -I' Renita ROY Dave West Wheeler Whitaker .Vx Joan Charles Wennberg Wilbanks b L y e fs' , H . , - v ,VW 3, Av ' i 1, Li,, - , fr I ,-3 W 'ik 1 if , Lee W Wiedmg A ,ff Gail Debbie Tumulty Turner Juniors Neal Treece Lana Tu gwell six' Vicki Wesley Alrita Gary Walker Walker Waller Ward Daryl White jimmy Williams 3 If Frances White Rodney Williams fr jimmy Karynne Webb Webb ff 'f lea? Jimmy Nan-Cy Glenn White White White Wickersham Dalton Gloria Steve Willis Wilson Wingard IO3 Gladys Woodard a 1 Ricky Woody t . l' I il R2 li as Sunny Dana Woody Wooten Juniors Wanda Tommie Cathy Wright Wyatt Wylie xii, 57, I g N Randy- Wright ' ,...- I Charlie f ff' , Yeagef V . ,zf iii , ki, 'S j . flu? .' i V.. I04 Mrs. Crocker demonstrates an ex- periment involving the use of iodine. Elaine Richardson and Silvia Mu- randa have a chat with Mr Bones. Sam Rutledge, Linda Grubb, and John McGlothlin wait eagerly for the bell to ring. Tommy Word Larry Wright Dianna Youngblood Glenn Yarbrough f' SOPHOMORES l ' - 5 ,gif ,, -. el U,v,ff, ,,,gg.,1 - .mn Q q Wf W f '-J? 6? 'ccK avi? Randy Alexander Bill Allen Mike Allison Richie Allison Lola Amaya Albert Anderson Sophomores JACKIE MAYHALL Secretary-Treasurer KATHY WILLS Vice-President STEVE INGRAM President Class Gfficers 66-6 Darlene Shirley Steve Allen Allen Allen Carl Patsy David Anderson Anderson Armstrong - ,im f ., , ..,,, . l f x H r Raymond Arnold Mary Atherton Sophomores Dan Asbill Kaye Peggy Atkins Atkins .utr ,I ag' ,lax , ,f,, V . , ' M f f, 5' U Dudley Gary Linda Baker Baker Baker Judy Sondra Larry Barnes Barnes Barton ik Brenda Ashton Lynda Ashton David Austin Tony Bain Deborah '- Baird , 'r, fi-:gil ,.,, ar 5? I 9 f-eff' l Benny K Hifi A . . 5' ff: f ffigmifl Bairrington 5 ff' ., is Nancy Baker Donald Ball Bal tz + V 'ix Riley Barber Antia Bass Ted Bates Donna Roy Steve Mack Bobby Charla Baxter Baxter Baxter Beam Beasley Beaumont Roy Sophomores Beeson Cherryl Bentley 1 fwfr Homer ff fi ' Best Cathy '1 Lzftt :,fszz,f:,,, Blackburn Mi Z x , if B B I F YT .ff 5 ,v if Harry f f' Bennett Mary Beeson Beth Ann V ' Boerer V H George t-e Boatner .. W A f - ff.i,5,, t vvi. f K . , f '54, A ,,1,,,,. ,W ,1,, g Vyyikyi E.Kp e o , .,,, ,. H 5,5 XAV Q ,: . 5 ' : - Mike B' , I, 1 Bonds by + f' 'A z-wfiglxff. te Bond 1 .Q Rita Q f 'Wx by-if Boldin VA V V txzazwamh gyms, - g H to ' If ' M mm- If 1325, Rrchard Bohannon Walter Richey Janette Suzan Linda. Breckenridge Brandenburg BIHHSCOIHC Br2ShC1' Bfem Linda Beaver Kathleen Beecham Sophomores Kenny Bl ockwell Zie , John Blair Kathy Bonham ,4- David Bell Howard Blanton '52 l Q35 5 If ii - If Q Q geo , d ye ing.. ' 2 va, X 2, ' im f E' Y, 'i 1 aa i ' - 77',w V w e ' ,i-Mgr? ff Becky Bowdoin Vicki Bressler Ronnie Box Donna Brewer Pht Terry Joleen Bell Bell Beer Vicki Blaw nr Jim Bloodworth Preston Bledsoe Ronnie i eee, rlil yrrie BOM ,. ,,,, it Beverly ' Z.. ' Branch ,,l , .,,. ,.z -, f . '- we fr ':5, If - f . i- , li ' ' lil limi? l 3 My f 'swf ., - , 1,3 Q Sherry iii 4 BOX V Randy Betty Daniel Brewer Bridwell Brown msn-usa: imagines: miller 13 ri! Mike Brown Harvey Burns Ny MSA c . .ww 5,5 , .K N 'r w E N in f Q bf N .Bs vs Q' e is X f Alan Cappiello ll0 1' M QA N . W - wi? 5 X a y l , if X if lc s egg 4-is W aw., y Vicki Brown Katianna Busby N Elaine Michael jim Joyce Browning Bryan Bryant Bryant Walter Busby Rebecca Carathers Gary Carlton Jo Ann Childress K Vickie Chkristenson all 4 X ff 3 K all ,E 4 l 'ff' l ce C eg ff Donnie Bussell own-J Royce Carr jimmy Cagle Bobby Carter w ll. X A 1 .,, r,,, . James Calhoun David .WM-f Casey David Patricia Debra Choate Choate Clark why' Judy Pat Bucher Buckalew Sally ' A I Calvert if 3 Garrett Caldwell Jean Bu rks Connie Campbell , 5 ff 'E 'ii ,- - ., -. -' f ghd. ,,V,.,: 7,51 Wanda Tommy Deborah Burks Burleson Burnett Sophomores Constance Campbell Patsy Cannon i,J Aida Cantin Daniel Cavin Deborah Castle Judy Codee Cleere Clem Robert Cavin Kathy Clouse 1 Sandy Champion Sandra Chambers Stephen janet Coates Cochran ti - 'ffl iiiifiwff SM'5f5 i N My K Q 1 4 Steve Chandler Billie Jo Kenneth Collins Colston Sharon Colston Gene Crane Joynette Crass jimmy Davis Eddie Davenport Q x 'W of wi .af - x X517 y . , r,EL, E Wendell Crouch Charles Barbara Bobby Connelly Cook Cooper Sophomores Kathy Cummings . X S C no rrrrr C f Linda Davis Charlene Connie Greg Paul Wanda Dixon Dockins Dodson Dodson Dooly ir ,qv Bobby Deaver ,, w k I Q W' Z , --: . Aw: - , 1 , ,, f X f, 'N- N I if ' W .B A 'sf if ,Q i n- 3 S F i f i ix i l 1-, l lime if A 'L aw KE Irene Mike Cortinas Coston Sophomores Glenn Daley Bill cum i ...gk . Dace Delaney Michel Demers Richard Dorsey dual' - i ' fmt J Gail Tom Billy Coursey Cox Crane Jan Darst Teresa Dahn 1,, ' f in W Danny Daugherty . 1 1 Q Sandra Disbrow f--L Rejean Demers Harry Dickens ima Q Ruthine Marilynn Gwen Beverly D055 Dotson Dove Downum if Mane Judy Roni Drynan Dudley Duke Sophomores Steve Epperson Diana Flood David Fritts n-me M ix f., 2 ,X f Fadena Duncan Albert Evans Mona Duncan Bobby Everett Teresa Foster Tim Forrest Larry Shirley Fryer Denice Trudy Fryman r , ,.., 1 Q i Z Q au , Ronnie Easterling Eric Eyring Searge Fowler Jeanie Gabbert Brenda Edwards -kt QE A K it . t , ,,..,, , ,, X .4 9' 1-K ' 1 bin L '4 5-.f.,.u. Q .- J'15 Q' 2 1 0 O ' .w'sl -'n Q -.!':5..3t , H 'f' r 1 gy.,':4go,i ,o' N- .1 .- , Q! L2-fi:2t','Z f - e' -f ' o 'f 1 'Q R ga 1 Y f if '. 'i 'u Elizabeth Fagala Deborah Frai l icks f-..,. , at l Elizabeth Egan joe Faltner Q at aff g i E Connie Gallia Honor Franklin Delma Galvan 5 . it gt 1' Y Rita Wallace Tommy Eldred Elliott English Sophomores joel Ferguson Hilda Finlclea X .V Hx Clifton Freeman Rubine Franks Bobbl' Anita Gam Gan tt E f -efdrlnxzxsl Anita Friddle ll5 Cathy Larry Melodie Mike Bill Gardner Gardner Gares Garner Garrett S o phomores Daryl GI ass Frank Godkin Donnie W g Goggans A . .5 .. Patricia G Gooch 2' ex It f L 'Amv h . lii rair G G 'l i ' M35 4 7 - Gideon Q -ll ., - t . ' j Randy Giles ll i ' su Nanci Greene Debbie Graves Pam Marsha Halyard Ham Marcella Griffin Jewell Hammers Robert Vlilliam Griffin Jeanne Harris Grrgg Tommy Haskins Susan Gross i Pete Garza wow G Sophomor li Charles Gowin Carol Gunn ,,,:. A Zelda Gaston BS Cindy Graham f ig j 5, v ' xxx-i .Q my , Q , , Z Y, fi f ssffwif 6 . ff- ' ' Dorothy Gaulden Ronald Graham Bobby Gibbons Tim Graham ff- . ,fzr ?i. :J yi.. , f :- David Martha Gibson Gibson 1 rx Si g I ,al 3 is ','f..-iii.: M M Bobbie Patsy Grant Grant john Hall Shirlee Hall Debbie QV K L 5 5' F I Gurley ' Sherry Haddock Cynthia Hall Mike Paul Melissa Ronnie Angie Har! Hart Hatcher Havens Hawk f an . any i.:.,: 5? M- ' ,. .1 I I7 g Mike Hoyner Cheryl Haynes joyce Heddin Denice Patti Rebecca Hayes HaYe5 HaYe5 Sophomores Debra Henexson Georgia Hendrick Diane Henclerso jill Hinds II8 ',.4w Brenda Henson 'WW- I5 Harold Hipp jennifer Hopson , .E f i-ev S f , i, i llsvl .ai Y yee-e r l l s'.'.'.f'. I Mr Gary Hixon Connie Horton Stan Hocker Robert Hoskins Donnie Hester Lana Hogg 5 ' ' ,1 X if A' I .23 -30, -ilk? a 'V R C Charles Houser Emmett Hickey james Holcomb Betty Hudson C Ronnie Malina Janice Gary Alan Hedclin Helsley Helton Hemphill Henderson Shirley Sophomores Hightower W? james ff b ','. . Hill johnny Hill Roger by Hill 3 A y Gary ii V 'Qi Hicks ' A Q 3 Vicky ' - Higgins i 5' 'Z '1 .Q swf iQ , Mary Holcomb Barbara Holcomb Tommy Hooper f'Zn'Q ' 'nvvwx sf Lee Holt David Holt Stormy Halleman Billy Cecil Norma Polly' Mike Hudson Hudson Hudson Hull Hughes x ' ., Z ff. r , QL II9 'Aiwa I i ' lv, I I ' 'i-' DeXY!ayne Hunt 'f.ff fi 1 - iim V ,TN 5, - Tommy Ingram Melanie johnson . aiifx 545 '- , fi'-'J ' N 5' I' ' ew' K I -1 2 J gr .f '15, N 'Ni' as gk 32!'1'-' l Brenda Randal ,IQYUCS IHCIC John , Hunter Humphrey Humphreys Hunt Huffhms Douglas Sophomores Irwin Charles Ivey Anne I f Ivie W Marcy l 4V'i-- JM K' 2 Irons I Sarah Johnson Tony Keene '9 33 . -v ' N5 F .. , ' ,is . ,ff - X-51,35 . so F . len - 2 'fri' J ' X .13 n5,,5..a , lf 1' 5, IKE 23 Diana Johnson Rita Robert Keitner Kendall I I y ESS' 51,3 -,ravi I ff! Q w A f johnny Johnston Bobby Kennedy 5 4 K 1 Cathy jones Sandra Jordan jean Henrietta Hykel Idclings Sophomores Linda jackson Karen jackson ' if ii jeff I gnatowicz Gary Jacobs 'K aff? V i '17 wil X if fr: zz -. 1.1 gg 4, , -.k ,f, 'E V ff i L . E. X 'QM' ,Q is 575 ' Mary Ihrie Brenda Johnson 'xx xg v 5 if ' M inf' if ' -me 1 lm L Z waz W f X , :':!i:f.,5t 5 QF IJVQA- 'f 1 K 553 2 . ,X it Eyrylrx ' ,,i :riff if A . Q. f - ' - Cindy Steve Ingram Ingram If 2 32 it we , Danette jones H .V,, Z Mary Johnson Linda Johnson Bobby johnson ,, Katherine jones 4Wf+ - Ami 4, ga? Ernia jones Gail ' .W jones Melvin N D ' JOHCS Cafhl' Dwayne Rita George Pamela Keflf Kent Kinard King King ' s' u. 1... 4.v . uu Gearlclean Lynn Kindle Kinsworthy Sophomores Faye Lantrip Shirley Langston 5 ,, 9 X95 zy, V. b fe , Lynn Ki rkevold Jeanne LaFerney 2 psp , .-,Mfr Robert Courtlin Linda X Kirkwood Knapp Knight l jack 1 Lawrence ' . ' ' Robert Lay Billy Lawson Glenn Lewis K sw. Sue Likens Marc McAfee Ken Little Terry McCarty ff - Ei, f it-, Ee: L, 'K 'Q 1 i tiia aa in . . -'ii' t -if '7jfx,1.i?'i , i.' A if .2 james Lockridge Stephanie ' - ' Loudon .1 I I ,INN .J if ilii in Doug. -wsnsnig Littwm Alloma Brenda Linda McCasland McClanahan Z fs- . me , , xii I kk,, 5 X Danny Knox Susan Leath Deborah Lovell Carolyn if Debra Krebbs Randy Lee Shirley Loven rw, J 0' Q + Q fy W I x X X 4 Gary McClure McClure james Lacey Brenda Leslie , lill :U it A - e,rro gif-. X X, is H. , -r 55 5 -Q 3. 7 .M 33, , af. .. --... M1 - . 3 :Q Mike Lowe Melissa McConnell Carolyn Marcy Gene Ladd Lambert Langford Sophomores Bunny Lewis David Lewis janann Lunceford justin McCrary jackie Lusk Gary McCullough .fe Elizabeth Lewis so L -A Q nr- i Vg, . li X j james McAfee .33 417 I .K Pi1f1'lClil Betsy Steve Kyle M. Y El McGee McDonald 1NfqFadden MCGaughy Miglothlin Mi?-ilstiey John Sophomores Marrone Parci Marshall james Martin Marjorie Martin swf- v KJ v .V,, Darlene f' ay Llann Li li' Marlene '-'- A5 ,Nq- Mann M r.ll Q lf: Debby Meeks Terry Mayo L J 'f'L,.,3'f , W 1 .: A Janis Mi 5, 3 Merriott ' Wanda ,4,.. Mefifle l' V'f, Karen I X Kathy erect 'rlr A lrw i Menasco Paula Phyllis Joseph Dean R' k Mills Milner Miranda Mitchell kitchen 5, ,VLV ,. . Y Ziw K 1 K:-ig, -A, W f lj XX If , Q, ' J, Bonne M cNa l ly Ricky Masterson .4-'Q V , f , J N , if , . , gg V 7,5 .52 4 if 2 5 -Sv' Marlys Miller Margaret Montgomery Vicki NICRQS Robert Masterson Robert Milligan Ricky Montgomery Ali 'Y' I ni Ellen Gary Gary Moore Moore Moore Sophomores Sam Motley Mary Motley Judy Morrow ci, Vicki Dennis Kay 1 Moore Morgan Morgan Allan Murray fi r-5 J is fwlif 5 ., V!,, . ., ,rl, Lf XY . A my 1 Gary y 5 g MQ y W4 Murray M WY P 1, David Murray Ricky Page Russell Painter Russell .wiv Oclen ,jimmy O'Re-ar Carol Paar William Pace Bllll' Befkl' Cheryl Mike Andy Peeples Pence Penny Perkins Petty f4!E?ggEgk ifrerfrsx ss s 126 A M rsi srriis f fi i i l K ,,,r'- Wincie Harry Linda Linda D Michele Teresa Morgan Morris Morris Morrls Morris Morrison wendeii Sophomores Michael Norman Paul Payton Mike Pike Lg-Roy Linda Pitts P06 Richard Rains Vicki Ponder Lee Ratliff ,ow Glenda SA Ramsey Becky Robinson Robert Rivera Richard Brenda Schultz Scott R i or at , . .1 n i w 1 5 .. Jack Robinson Kei th Sc-abou rn Pat Powell DeLynda Recer jimmy Robinson Karen Sellars Emile Evelyn Poygef Preiss Sophomores Sandy Reed Mike Reed Roger Barringer Glenda Roclen Mary Sellers vp- - ff 1,, .-,, . 5' -vii' 1 9 hfelba Lynda Linda Price Prine Putman Sophomores Kathy Richardson Larry Renfrow Q R paula l ,A Reeves A, l fr . 's fps' I 'W' K V S Efaf ,s' r,.fe+n? l 'Kali .L-- ' Q . Q, 1 il :Y il i Linda Rogers Dennis Ross Claire Sharp 'X iN Linda Rountree Jerry Sharp Harold Pyles -lean Riley if , an as we . .-,f TSW it ,-1: -Ioretta Linda Ragan Ragsdale iiir y X if Cheryl Ritter 1' Thelma Riley Wallace Sampson - Paul Schulte cm, agasf Aliiiiiih rgiiff .t.-tems: - -- . W6 t ,S x Q A ' L if2?:!KLf'. QHES . X .A X ii' Marilyn U 1 V ' Russell W i Ki fsgg' ,, ?T f Sharon Steve Betty Shaw Shewmake Shipley - -fn-Q' X 1 t nf , , ,Y . .,, -s 5 gr Egfr! j .rf -- ws ., r - 1' TP' 4 , L I Lana Sonia Shockley Sierra Sophomores james Smith Ginger Smith Zane Steaclman l30 Darwin Stephens Barbie Strother Susan Simon Robert Smith Marilyn Simoneaux Robert Smith Doyle Sims Alison Sinclair y ... A X V Diana Sorter Vicki Smith S Cheryl Stewart , , A 'sSf+ Deborah if ---' - A Stewart 5 gy A itrt Q Karren Stephens Barbara Stubbs eff' S e:-' 'eff Carolyn Stewart Robert Sturges ,M if Peggy Suits .a-14 james Sullivan Richard John Patricia Singleton Sisk Slate Peggy Stack Eddie Mary Stahl f Stanglin Pat Vicki Stockton Stewart ' 'SIL Glenda Stone Jimmy Billie Sweek Swindell vt. -, Linda Slaton James Stanton f fi .-3 Richard Debbie Sliger Smith Sophomores Marilyn Stark Karen - Staten .....-2? I EL .avr 'K ,A CN ' L, 5 All N tg ,fZ:, , 1 6i,, I' 'F . 'mi all -45.1.5 5 1. . 1 ' Dennis Stout Nellie Tanguma. 7-446 rvmdf S I ty 1 .kigtgk Q iaimmamaznmssfawnnrzmsnlwm-Ji 11li sunny-f K' . uf' Q ' Qi iz it .. .. . fast- :. E51?i,.,?- Qifgv .af- W LP'-Q F 2 , ,SQ .q .ri 1 fa- ' , l ,aye :inf - K . 755 -if 'l 'L if fl 3 7 1 Cathy Strazzulla jo Ann Stovall Tommy Tanksley f fi S l3l Sophomores 4 I A gg ' , ...A, V i Q? A Renee Taylor 251. 'X ++:1'?+r - i'e?:1i::::-r Q A3211 Julle Tarpley Adrenia Tapp Karon Tinney A ,,,AA Donald Tisdale Phillip Tucker Shirley Tucker Brad Vanderburg Wayne Vaughan Willie Venters l32 Brenda Temple Bradley Vike 'Vs ,V x 3 1 .4 if 7 f :r 5' Lynne Tittle Lois Terrell Karl Thomas David Laford Turner Turner Ralph Villarreal joe Vines ...V Patricia Thompson Vickie Tyner Carl Wall Ke I A ., K if A l l K' 2' 1 Y 'FN 2 'Xie' , Thornton Bobby Toles Karlene Tolk Pete Uptmor Patti Vance Sophomores Deborah Tillery Franklin Tiller Phill Warden Freddie Watson I33 Terry Weaver Charles Webb Sophomores Edie Webb Kathy Webb Barbara. Whisenant , Robert Wilkerson Beverly Wiggins john Wilson Billy Mike Weems Wells Benny White Wi. Q, ,,r. 3,5 f g NH eey Gasfla Q ,,,i B ,1yi.i- - White Butch Williams 'Q Q ii 1b' . , Q' Af if janella Wiggins .. , , . V Bill john Wood Wood Charlotte Willingham Kathy Pam Wills Wilkerson 5 ., :Q I ' r X ix , , x ,QX K ililxil 'Vx in if fw- , 'Q .,.. 1-mi i SLE i Qi I - 'ff 1,5 5, V V .,,,f,,i.f ,. 3, , , 4, txt, Kal aft 3 ll SW ll X ia? .E E.. E2 :Si s 'ii Gary Westphal Frieda Debbie West Weston ng all-f 2 Marilyn Ricky Shirley Woods Wo-od Wood Dorothy Whaley Douglas Whitley Nita Wickware Susan Wieding Ernest Williams john Winkler Karon Windle Sandra Woehst jack james Whatley Whatley Sophomores janet Harvey Wreyford Wyatt Snapshots Mass Confusion -sf, ! , - 4.:,.:a.,... N, 'W we .. ,..,....,,.. s !fH- -ff-1-L-r.. f'.:t,z':.s.s.a...i- M. ummvaamwv 'WWW-L ,af .,,,, ,..- -X mnmiwunmfs. . ... ,.aw,u,fm,ew5meu:ug is. W-mm . Q.. M fy -- , 4 ,... K., tie. V K -sf. I Bobby Gavin ' cracks a funny !! ' ' .nm lf . :Y W I t as 4 we r K s M ffgf'-,MVWPEMESQUITE HIGH scuomiaj it X SKEETER M ,MESQUF BAND TM? pp .. . -i Alix' A ' ' is -N - M .1 I E. H' -vs 'ly JU !,1-gf ! .!.l l- J 'rye -.sg .1-,.K' A -f fninn ' ' s. Mrs. Wells presents gifts to MB managers at the installation of new officers. The Skeeter Band again!! 'nap-vwff aff 5 Mr. Morgan poses prettily for the camera. Aa A group of sophomores lounging on the stair- way-don't you boys know that you're not sup- posed to be in the halIs?? The Skeeter Band leads the Rodeo Parade! ! Cathy Green, Miss V.F.W., graced the yearly Rodeo Parade. -f ff 'Q l i y AQA, .K A . 15 l ! ! 1 . fi - e 5 4 w HT ,egg X We f ' L' W-jQlRi:! ! T ::l,,a, V f!:gzi.g: :lsr 41513 WHo,s WHQ , . 4, . .,., 'L Z A , A LZ-1' V I I ., ,J :L In I A Q , Q -Q, mf 4 P, , ,. A M T, Q, . TFA , 6 V V ' H .. Max . zffyrmwv f V 3 ' 4 A f ,X , '41 ' 'w.w-.- A , ,,,.'M--M,-W-wr V , Ag b -.. fxumqgnygq-,,-.' -1 k hh ,Mm.1.,A,-z,,w,,s'A -'-f-Kmf, K 'UAE if I if ' ' . . ,, -:zz M -. ' , ' - 'fm' 'K ' ' .,5.,,f, W .,.. A ww, . ., , V W VNYA.A',r:,7,,,NW,,Q k M, . 'W . . ,!b'Q ' ' I 'fd Ai .W 5 A W' 4 W M AMWFVA A 1. H. ., ,wwf , KW .f .f 0-f N A , '52, ',ffi?'.. , Q?-K , 'E' e - 'shi ' ' M H' 'K wwf -W 1'9Q, ?f 'WE 1 2. 32 4 f. ' Wy - 1' R+., - www N' r X ' r' f' K ali., if gy' ,, 1, M 'Vw ' T 3 ' 'W ' iw H w, , ': 'ff f f. 'K 'f , 1 Q , . W-P2 ' 'Q ' H- M V ,wif in -. fi . ,f1..,,I5?3k,.5 ., A 1 W . ,. M , , W, I X ' 'S ' W' , W' ' yyyb A ' - ,-1-wr' 'ff ,. WH29fmwwg,.,...,,,w A V- Q Q 1 . ,. mt We h my b!, L m M Q It , ' . ' f'T'T'.. ' I A' , f I -V , 4 P ' I ,AL . MQW: qfiffzs 1-1 . - ' qggig. V' I-W' ff f 3-np. vm: 4 3.1, I , , -A , A355 Lf Y ' ' A 7-W W2 1 a 1 Recipients ofthe citizenship awards were Departmenta Marc Griffin and Susan Warren. fv The homemaking award, the commercial Receiving the forensics awards was Randy Root, the journali: award to Joe Taylor, the English award to Flora Curry, t speech award to Marsha Griffin, and the drama award Steve Lehew. arts award, and the industrial arts award were presented to Marian Rudder, Linda Harris, and Jimmy Davis. Physical education awards were given to Gail Crorneens and Betty Newberry. Eddie Phillips received the athletics award. I40 l Honors the math award was Jay Smith, the social studies award given to Barbara johnson, and the science award was presented Mike Woehst. Fine arts award went to Zane Steadman for art, to Steve Lehew for chorus, and to Kenneth D'Angelo for band. Special Honors R '--' Foreign language awards were presented to Diane Murray for German, Nancy Ferrin for French, Mary Gonzalez for Spanish, and Felix Rivera for Latin. 1.41.24 5 -' fixff if talented seniors received various scholar- Mike Bressler-S500, David Fultner-3250, Sherry-3125, and Felix Rivera-S125 and Mike Grider received a S1500 scholarship, Connie Knife a S500 scholarship, and Mike Woehst a S500 scholarship. 4 Highest Honors Out of a graduating class of 381, these seniors ranked in the top five Per cent. Third row: John Ervin, Marc Griffin, Eddie Phillips, Thomas W. Knight, Stephen J. Smith. Second raw: Michael O. Woehst, David M. Carr, Michael E. Grider, Charles M. Taylor, joe F. Taylor. Furl row: Flora A. Curry, Georgia A. Klanduch, Carolyn S. Sealy, Connie Knife, Nancy L. Perrin, Nancy I. Stack, N01 Pictured: Herman Eben, Sharon A. Starnes. l42 Honors These seniors ranked in the next five per cent. Faurlh row: Steve J. Lehew, Terry D. Norris, Billy Buckrneyer, Russell H. Childers, Robert R. Klenzendorf. Third row: james G. Collins, Ronnie L. Mayo, David Fultner, Michael S. Bressler, Doak H. Lander. Serorzd row: Sharon K. Walker, Doro- thy -I. Delock, Deleta Dodson, Jane M, Robert- son. Fim raw: Elaine Fryar, Gail L. Nernan, Lor- rane Manajek Mary L. Wright, Cindy A. Franzina. FAVQRITES Za? fg K nw W Wd, v-K 'f we 1 fig I 'Si S All-School Favorites we ,agp .N , A is :rf A iffy 'fr '5 W1-3. mv r .ch-1. 'ww .. New-,-k, was ,hw oi,- one ,- Wk x E Z i ., e ANxA , gg: K I44 Eddie Phillips Suzie Caruzzi -we Wh. wks: W... Senior Favorites Q18 4-f gifw .0 . figs: ' -Q' J, S fi I ff-i. gn Q cf.. DX? 4 -K4 . x. rpg. 1' ' , 9' ,L S' 3 1:-'Qs-'sq sf tug? Hx i s Q N 6 1 N kv- A Q 5 if ii W ' .W 'Ji df' Ii ' 4 . N 2 ,gif 'R' Q. sk 1 AI' + if : L, .Wg 31 5 J' A fn 7 i ,via ' i 3if5.P7 ' F ' -1- i is K -1 ' 5 K 'fi . '+1W': f AIQLL ' LAL ' ff i Z ws I a X' lei T' 4- i, - 1- M W Gaylon Yaney Cindy Franzina I45 Junior Favorites Wayne McKinney Janie Darnell ' V 'nl N uf, : 4' .,4MM,,,.-rw L -di 1' u 'ggffs L ' fa 9' I La' 'O Q wwf? at 1 Q Q' ol 9 . Av N 'Q- .Q 1 'v ixiw-f' K br gig iz , A Q ku -f ,uf 5 di ww' Wilma ,M-mv' a w sf 1. sqm' I -nr I . .HQ Q . 5 . Mg u , NH , g, Homecoming Queen . . - A -max 2' W 2 . ,F L -,. ,gy H J f 1 I t V iii U Q v X . m f by R 51 'Q X k Q 7 Q, Q W' 3 ef I48 J , ,,, H: U 4 1 f f YW' env 1- 5 -, 1. nz A an f - ff 1 J wt Ar- 0, -. Rn- Q , Y 9 x' ,,,,. 1 'HZ .' 'A 5 4 is if ' 4 Q . - R' gn 1, 'f, 4 vi, -' ' V- ' ' 4 V -4 rf '14 Wifi v- Q - ' ' fn., 'sw Q 'ff Q 4 ,V 4, V Q... .1 A1121--:A . I X M..,.:V-W, ' , 1 HW.- I A fix K X Wi , , ,,,. I ' Suzie Caruzzi Band Sweetheart Barbara Frost Basketball Sweetheart Carol Gunn Football Sweetheart Cathy Green I49' ' FBLA Sweetheart Tonya Stone Maroon Brigade Beau Ernest Van Ravensyvay D.E. Sweetheart Mary Chaffin FBLA Beau Mike Buchanan MQ, it 'QM f ,I I f' I ,I . F . 1 at f B l :BB B 2 aaa ju 1 -L A V' B B . Baaa ff ffif - ,l-'- f ' - 1 1 'f' if u B,,a B A B! -,..L N 1 ,B BB a: , 11:1 1' .fx A - 'Ti fifuf- ,x1f, .y Ml sa P 4' ,js-of I v.,.,,, ax. in s f' Key Club Sweetheart Marion Beason VICA Sweetheart Anita Gantt 7? 5 , if yi:- A Afgwj ' as if -an - ' a . vw- 5 fav :.'i'iQf,i -.,,,, j ' .fm 'A J , ., B. 4 I5l Mr. 8 Miss Skeeter ig-75 K Nc'--7 Marsha 8 Marc Griffin 1 ,, GRGANIZATIONS NHS Preiiderllx Jay Smith Vice-Pre.rizl'er1l.' Mike Wtmehst Secre1m'y.' Connie Knife Trea51z1'er: Nancy Ferrin Spwzrorf: Mrs. Leak Mrs. Flowers National Honor Society x To become a member of the NHS, a student must possess the qualities of leadership, service, scholarship, and character. They must also maintain a scholastic average of 90. One of the major projects sponsored by the club this year was a Book Fair. Math ddicts --5-eww, W Y k,.rk,,., . .. . . f Lx A 'A Q ' ew ,sm ,,i , , ,, -, 4 MATH ADDI CTS Prerident: David Fultner Vice-Pre.fide1z1: Bob Klenzendorf Serrelary-Trearurer.' Felix Rivera Spozzrou' Mrs. Cross The Math Addicts is composed of students taking advanced mathe- matics courses. Each year the club offers instruction in the use of the slide rule to any interested stu- dents. L is rv nw, P- in ir Future Business Leaders of America Herman..-s,, W W .,A.ee .... r,......- , . .i.a.g-N k:.s7.a.W..,.-- ............t,,.s .,... . , . ,sf The FBLA has certainly been one of the most active organizations on campus this year. Its members have received many honors at various contests and conventions. FBLA Pre.fide1zf.' Rose Sharp Vice-Prefidezm Tonya Stone Serremry: Mary Xwright T1'eaJurer.' Bonnie Boyett - Hirlorians Mark Albers Reparler: joe Taylor Spomori: Miss Jett Mrs. Sanders Mrs. Bond speech tqurnament. Rose Sharp, FBLA president, received a great honor for Mesquite this year when she was elected '67-'68 Texas State Presi- dent of the FBLA. One of the many activities undertaken by the FBLA this year was the providing of a concession at the MHS These girls are office assistants who work for the secretaries in the main office. Their duties consist of picking up absentee slips, running errands, fil- ing, answering the telephone, and any- thing else that needs to be done. Top raw, left to right: Susan Brasher, Janet Wreyford, Mona Duncan, Pat Spencer, Nancy White, Becky Mallory, Shirley Sudduth, Cathy Pruitt, and Rayna Strick- land Franz rouf: Anita Pike, Janice Marian Rudder, Susan Warren, Foster, Karen Wolford, Edna Bonnie Smith, Sue Pressley, Sarah Office Assistants Library Assistants Under the direction of Mrs. Cruce, these students work in the library and help students find anything they might need. Bark row: left to right: Lynette Newman, Dona Jeannes, Ramona jack- son, Patricia Kremer, Sharon Browning, Dorothy McAbee, Debbie Rickerson, and Mrs. Alma Cruce. Middle row: Marylin Eppler, Glenda Tillery, Bar- bara Whisenant, Martha Richey juan- ita White, and Darla Essary. Sealed: Beverly Richey, Rita Eldred, Darrell Stanglin, Deborah Tillerfand Nancy Perry. Maroon Brigade The Maroon Brigade Card Club, an organization formed in the spring of 1966, is designed to give more girls an opportunity to participate in an activity to promote academic, moral, social, and civic pride. The club works closely with the cheerleaders, band, and drill team to promote a closer relationship among! the student body. ' The Maroon Brigade, under the direction of Mrs.. Lavonne Wells, performs at each football game and at' the pep rallies. The managers of the Maroon Brigade, are, left to right: Doak Lander, Eddie Richardson, and Steve Lehew. The officers are: Mrs. Lavonne Wells, sponsor, Pat Speer, treasurerg Sarah Wagoner, presi- dent, Brenda Oliver, vice-president, and lNIarion Rudder, secretary. The Card Club forms the traditional The Board of Directors is composed of members of each They are left to right: Seniors Glenda St. Clair, Betty Kellum, Richardson, an Betty Newberry. Middle row: juniors Donna Bonnie Ardinger, Natalie Powers, and Helen Platt. 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' 'Q 'rR 'uae l ' H W M' M3 M M 'W N , ie- ' we fm 5,0-,,, 4 f 'P-A w i: 1- Q .3 Q 4 4 , ' lf A W f md, ,g , ' ' in A M3 ,lx -4 ' , kia 3 ffl' im JL 5, W , Q Z, . .- . A A r f A f A Ads -fi ' e - 1' 1 f , 5 f- 1 f ' 1 Q e - 5. ,wld n 3, V L Q I .F w Q . 3, . A at sf? 3 j f 2 :G -32 gf S V V X' 5 gf Q fd -,ij l qw f f f if . - 1 Q ' A l ' 3 . . M , 1 . .. .1 Q ? L f- -1 11 ' gg gg 5' 51. -1 4. .. sal The junior Civitan Club is an organization whose purpose is to promote good citizenship on cam- pus and in the community. The members of this club are: Back row, left to right: Sandy McDon- ald, Sue Holman, secretary, Court- lin Knapp, Gerald Picus, Robert Mozelewski, James Davis, presi- dent, Felix Rivera, Joe Frank Tay- lor, treasurer, Renee Montgomery, and Mary Ihrie. Front row: Debbie Boatman, Karlene Tolk, Linda Ogle, Paulette Cheshier, Mr. Kurz, spon- sor, Martha Carr, Kathy Stepp, Donna Remley, and Mike Slavens. Junior Civitan Junior Citizens Traffic Safety Commission The JCTSC is an organization whose purpose is to promote good traffic safety at MHS. The mem- bers of the club are: Mr. Hervey, sponsor, Mike Lunsford, joe Mot- ley, vice-president, Rodney Wil- liams, Marian Rudder, secretaryg Gail Cromeens, president, Sarah Wagoner, Joe Frank Taylor, Royce Carr, and Bill Morgan. Gail is holding the trophy the club won at the annual safety conference held at SMU. The Youth for Christ is one of the most active clubs on the MHS campus. The pur- pose of the YFC is to make better persons through Christianity, Prefidentx Herman Eben Pfagrami: Randy Root Acii1f'ilie.r.' Marsha Griffin Mazzagememi' Cathy Green P.F.C..' Connie Knife Spozzfor: Mr. Harold Thompson Youth For Christ Devotional Committee The Devotional Committee, of Mrs. Donna Gamblin, is Senting the devotionals each bers of the club are, Bark Tonya Stone, Lynda White, Mrs. Gamblin Kathy van Ravensway, and Nona Wickware. and Sue Holman. under the direction responsible for pre- morning. The mem- row, left to right: Pam jones, Nancy fsponsorj, Priscilla Treece, Amy McKay, Karen Allen, Sealed are: Vicki Walker I6l ll-Stars Highlight Football Season Managers of the All-Stars Drill Team were, left to right: Larry Page, Terry Wo-od, and Eddie Clem. Mrs. Virginia Costlow is the director of the All-Stars. Co-captains of the All-Stars were jan- ice Rhodes and Cathy Green. The All-Stars is fast becoming one of the best drill teams in the North Texas area. This year the girls, under the direction of Mrs. Virginia Costlow, won a trophy for the Outstanding Drill Team in the Garland Christmas Parade. 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'lx W ' 1 . 5 1 1 4 1 R, w .. 4. ., 4 ,Ffa -v' , lmmy, . , -, g M 1 1 WS .A V1 ,A1 ,, .X 'I .I 'X 41 Mrs. Gene Crawford, Sponsor Cathy Graves, Busi- nefx Manager Nancy Ferrin, Editor on , ...,, i l David Hzmkins and jeff Petty Layout Edifon' S Ll i t e -f Z lumfm v f Q- 1.., 1. K.t. svge1:1:f2,e,f.tfamzm::wp t 3 Bill Morgan and Gail Cromeens Chief Pbologmpberf Mary Atherton, Strip! Cathy Strazzula Sffipz Judy Greene, Script Royce Carr, P19010 grap ber Charles Stanley, Plnologmpber Other members of the staff include, coun- terclockwise: W. D. Cochran, sports editorg Bill Morgan, photographerg Bobby Bridges, reporterg Gail Cromeens, photographerg john Burman, reporterg Ernest Van Ravensway, reporterg Connie Dyer, club editorg Billy Elam, reporterg and Corine Veal, circulation manager. I66 M.H.S. Monitor The MHS Monitor, our school publication, is published once a month by journalism II Students with journalism I students acting as reporters. Pictured from left to right are: Marilynn Simoneaux, assistant editorg Mrs. Gene Crawford, adviserg Roger Bunn, editorg joe Frank Taylor, Business manager, and Rose Sharp, assistant editor. Lani! img , I V 4 ii, iii, :wo gs,- NH. Marching Band Stage Band These two fine organizations are responsible for the many excellent music programs that have become an integral part of MHS. Orchestra I e ee 169 Our varsity cheerleaders this year were bark row left to right Pat West Nancy White head cheerleaderg Marsha Griffin and Joy McDaniel Franz raw Pat Boyd Cherie Marriott Lorrane Manajek, and Cindy Franzma These mrls deserxe many congratulations for their fine work in keeping spirit high at MHS Varsity majorettes for the 1966 season were counterclock- wise: Susie Caruzzi, H o n o r Franklin, Carol Gunn, Zelda G a s t 0 n, Linda Grubb, Kathy Wills, I a c k i e Mayhall, Marilyn Stark, Lynn Kinsworthy, a n d Joyce Radney, drum majoretteg and Rob- e rt Mozelewski, drum major. These people, too, were instrumental i n keeping spirit high. l70 BTeam cheerleaders were left to right Sherry Browder Bede Schrimsher, Gai-l Davis, Vicki Ponder and Becky Robinson Mrs Laxonne Wells acted as the sponsor for both the varsity and B-Team majorettes were, top to bafzom: Linda Davis, Linda Morris, Carolyn Stewart, Annette Austin, Deborah Graves, and Vicki Moore. Both varsity and B-Team majorettes were under the direction ol Mrs. Alton Polk. I7I Q2 In ve .. T15 W six el if fi 2 Q. 5 ? i 5 1 The Latin Club is com- posed of students taking either Latin I or II. Preridenl: Eddie Richardson Vire-PreJident.' Marie Moore Serrelary: Gloria Ausley Treasuren' Ricky Richardson Sponsor: Mrs. Elizabeth Lewis Latin Club Los Conquistadores The Spanish Club, Lo-s Conquistadores, studies the language, customs, and tra- ditions of Spanish-speaking people. Preridefzl: john McGlothlin Vice-President: Bonnie Smith Serrelary: Lynn Rupe T reafurer: Judy Greene Parliamenlariam Bill Sutton Sponsor: Mrs. Ruth Barnard I73 VICA Students Learn Skills The VICA, in its first year at MHS, is an organization related to the industrial co-operative train- ing courses, This section of the VICA is devoted to the drafting trades. The members are, lop row, left to right: Jack Metcalf, Harold Conner, Tommy King, Charles Ash. Middle row: Donald Doss, Larry Wren, Gary Borden, and Danny Carpenter. Franz row: Mr. Gregory, sponsor, Michael Demers, Lee Roy Bennett, Lee Mulkey, Billy Crane, and Robert Freda. And Techniques l 2 i E This section of VICA is devoted to the other ICT courses. The members are, bark row, left to right: Gary Freeman, David Mc- Nuff, Gary Foxx, Roger Stewart, Mike Malone, Benny Clay, Jerry Colwell, and John Jacobs. Middle row: Roger Clements, Billy Shep- ard, James Jarett, Roger Hill, Gary Stultz, and Thomas Mitchell. Franz row: Mr. E. T. White, Frieda Hawkins, Joyce Box, Beth Linville Jacqueline Coffey, and Marion Triplett. Distributive Education Clubs of America In its second year at MHS, the DECA has proven to be a valuable addition to the organizations on campus. The offi- cers of the DECA are: Prexidezll: Linda Crager Vice-Prexiderzn Bruce Schiff Secretary: Mary Chiffin Treu:1n'er.' Douglas Lawrence Sergeanl-az-2zrm.r.' Donny Jean Reporler: Dwayne Richamon Vocational Office Education The VOE is another of the organiza- tions on campus having its origin in the business training courses offered at MHS. The members of the club are, fini row, left to right: Mrs. Whitehurst, sponsorg Jo Ann Richardson, Brenda Enochs, Rose Bramlett, Vicki Miller, and Pat Thompson. Row two: Virginia Jordan, Deleta Dodson, Diane Shup- trine, Nettie Marcott, and Diane Hen- ager. Row zhree: Mary Gonzalez, Doro- thy De Lock, Druscilla Wyatt, Sherry Shirley, and Annette Thompson. Row four: Mary Woods, Ronald Gant, Ra- mona Putnam, Debbie Dean, and james Hughes. Row five: Sarah Wagoner, Pat Speer, Marylin Eppler, Pat Kremer, Steve Galbreath, and Priscilla Treece. I75 Science Club The Science Club is open to all students taking a science course or to all students who have taken a science course. The maj- or project of the club is the staging of the annual Science Fair. Prefidenzr Mike Mclntire Vice-Preridenis Larry Fry Serrelfzryr Jeanne LaFerney Treasurer: Elaine Richardson Reprerenlarizfa' Marc McAfee Sponforrs Mr. Gibbins Mr. Vaught Mr. Beaty ,Il gl gl 1 I i I... -3, . , .-. ,ug f .W -' be 1'-me cience - A Fascinating Field l7b Para-Medical Y Club T h e Para-Medical Club, formerly the Nurs- es Club, is open to stu- dents interested in any phase- of the medical profession. The club is sponsored by the Nurs- ing staff. Pre.rid.enl.' Nancy Greene Vice-Preride2zl.' Brenda Temple Secrelary: Jo Ann Richardson Trea,rurer.' Mary Sellers Clmplain: Pat Gooch 'Mei' aa if The officers of Mrs. Underwood's and Mrs. Estes Homemaking are, LJ t left to right Song Leader: Jeannie Graham Prexidenl: Fran Gossett Secreiary: Sandy Reed Degree Chairman: Janice Pearson Vice-Prefiderm Sherry Shirley Future Homemakers of America This year the FHA separated and formed two groups-one under the direction of Mrs. Under- wood and and Mrs. Estes and one under the direction of Mrs. Thompson. The girls study all phases of homemaking including sewing and cooking. t at Q a1,,v.,,.,W3.. -iv? 1111 N. fe' EQ L. .. ,Auf Q14 ...eta -4-M Lt,-. it.. -wk.. .-t cr-it Avi 'Lai ex.-f 5,1 ,. at The officers of the Ruth Huey Chapter of the FHA, under the supervision of Mrs. Thompson are front row, left to right: Connie Horton, Barbara Lawless, president and area officerg Zelda Gaston, sec- retary, and Marion Rudder, first vice-president. Second row: Barbara Roberts, parliamentariang Sandra Turner, treasurerg Cathy Kissel, fourth vice-presidentg Marsha Moore, fifth vice-presidentg Dot- tie Gilbert, third vice-presidentg Brenda Reslie, sergeant-at-armsg Paulette Cheshier, second vp, and Mrs. Thompson. I77 Key Club - Worth Crganization The Key Cluh is an organization devoted to serving the community and promoting good citizenship. President: Bobby Doverspike Vice-P1'eJidenl.' Bruce Schiff Secretary-Treururerf Larry Page Spofzxorx Mr. Capps Mr. Alford Sufeetlvearl: Marion Beason l78 Student Council Representative Bod of M S In its second year at MHS, the Student Council has certainly prov- en its worth and value. It was due to the work of the Council that the jukebox was placed in the cafeteria. The district U convention of Student Councils was also held here at MHS. Preridezzn Eddie Phillips Vice-P1'eJidenl.' Marsha Griffin Serrefafy-Trea.ruref.' Susie Caruzzi Pa1'liame1zlari:zfz.' David Fultner Claaplaizz: Randy Root Sf7071.l'0l'J'.' Mrs. Avery Mrs. Petrovich ATHLETICS Fighting Skeeters '66 . - . K S K K V .. ,,.i 4 l .... , The Fighting Skeeters of 1966 Were, top row, left to right: Mike Morgan, john ,McGlothlir1, Jimmy Williams, Billy Ragsdale, joe Mont- gomery, David Whitaker, Harvey Moore, Randy Root, Mark Albers, Mike Cappiello, Eddie Phillips, John Ervin, Rex Chumley, Herman Eben, and Marc Griffin. Second row: Bill Klenzendorf, Wayne McKinney, Billy Elam, Terry Hayes, Curtis Liles, Wayne Crockett, Skip johnson, Ronald Johnson, Gary Ward, Ricky Oates, Bill Sutton, Ronald Cotton, Eddie Hansford, Gaylon Yancy, and Davi Owens. Third row: Mike Scott, Rocky johnson, Danny McClure, Claude Stephens, Douglas Irwin, Paul Case, Gary Fortenberry, Billy Reagan Buddy Phillips, David Eultner, Bruce Douglas, Larry McGee, joe Hill, jimmy Pitts, and Dalton Hutchins. Skeeter Scoreboard WE THEY THEY WOODROW WILSON 13 54 RICHARDSON 7 BRYAN ADAMS 54 28 HIGHLAND PARK 28 SAMU ELL 2 1 24 GARLAND 1 6 GRAND PRAIRIE 13 20 DENTON 0 IRVING MACARTHUR 26 7 CARROLLTON 23 l80 i cm S i X 5 .i ss-1 , mi , . Q .Lf Varsity Captains Marc Griffin and Eddie Phillips Football Coaches Ronnie Helm Harold Thompson Marvin Lasater Head Coach Don Barton mamma ,ig , Ma, ' f' ' ' , ers . , , f L31- 213: , f, , 9 ' gif ' gg, wg 23 . i ' fi i ' ., ,iw iiii me - ---r , asgwf. , ' ggw- of W., Wi QW, . gn , .,.,,,- .Q -- fff.,fy, N329 ,..fr-., ., .,.- . ...J ,. , W A ,s te ' f All-District Herman Eben Eddie Phillips Gaylon Yancy Football Action 53.23, fff: il' 3Jif'if5?l ' A J Q , X 1 ., ,M iw , , dir ac i it grow aw, -L we wwf' I-: '..,...1.aHf Ie ' E f .Q if . W, ,gil W ff M' r fi ' ag, ' K K 9 wa 'I if wwf, g 14 1 1, 1 , r- 'eu ,EM it e ,Q v wr Egg 1 f . .iw . Q-fwfM L ',.' ...fn V ' - 2If13w'5.Tg. rt ii-551 5 if ' . 4 ' 0 ., ,M ., r ' t .. 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Letterman 1.1 'ff W if x wsu? is .L 5-if -'Nl 5' E, , - 'L 362 - Tj rf S il ' it f in -5 ,, .. ' i A 552' , li L RONALD JOHNSON oo a clon taN.i,i,t w g Q ' W LL ' , , Q , Y L ' , V41 . L ,K,L '22, i in w - r - fl. --'t l Q I X ' Wi. I . QMS 1 t -5 w r 1 . , ' , ,. mf - - 411, 3-' 5 ' ' it Q , V i , DANNY MCCLURE Halfback CURTIS LILES 1 Yr. Letterman Guard Tackle 1 Yf- Leffefflilln ROCKY JOHNSON 2 Yr. Letterman End 2 Yr, Letterman Rocky receives a pass from Phillips. Big Red Ed Acer takes it around the end. Cappiello and johnson attempt to stop Garland quarterback. Wayrne scores T.D. against Richardson. I84 Football Action V 4, W,,o .,oo 1 . 3 ,,,, V- ff 1' all A- fly 5 L 1 X I 9235 1 ' -5 I, ' I 1 2 at ' if I 'C ,pf 2 1 an N ,, ...lar W - 54, l VW' ,N fe Q '- fiwggfi ff. V ' fig? , rf ,, ' - ' fri 47124494 'L i, ,L i:,2. gf' A5443 ,ga ' 'wifvifill-2. Y -A tj:- - e I f ,32T.ii . Qo.. Q I ' am. 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Danny heads into a brick wall of MacArthur linemen. 'e , '13 -f 1'ii l'i l ' -,rffw fg,iS ' BILLY RAGSDALE Quarterback 1 Yr. Letterman Q 'f W f 'll nf 4 .fp - Y , fff,9.g,! -, ' ' :a v W ' 'l ' ' T' 1 R241 . PM 1 f, .1 ni' 1 ,lr ,. -'lit' iff! 3 vf1iwvgfx,+is:,',f1 if 3.31 V- .1 V. W 3 ' :4,'i:iJXeiir.. gaze. lil Li f fl?1f.lL.1Ql -L . GAYLON YANCY Tackle 2 Yr. Letterman Phillips attempts a field goal against the Owls.. l86 monies at Richardson Co-captains Marc Griffin and Eddie Phillips in pre-game cere- L 14 - hk V H- ,..,, A' K -if --e-eww.-M ,,1.,,g,, Lkh, W f roi: .. : . -. I ' 'Q.i, 'iv' 55,3 g -A ,M M .Mfr .W , .:.,, .. ,1,,. 4--ww---,,4M.A....v,.an, .W-U. , .af fi,-4,1 4 awp-any-Agp--qi. , ,Wy ..,,, : . '- W' .ma fl 1., r ,, wr. wma -' , ,,,.., , . 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'.Yf vs., ,vii X71 4. f 5 F- ... ...Q .. . -1 . lg' ' --'-:rum '5j!'!!!l': we :ffm ' arsit Basketball- l967 Members of the '67 Varsity Basketball Team are, buck row, from left to right: Sam Rutledge, manager, Owen Cantrell, manager, Marc Griffin, Mike Mclntire, john Mc Glothlin, Russell Childers, Larry Page, Eddie Phillips, and Coach Clayton. Bottom raw: Larry Shaw, manager, Allan Layne, Glenn Wickersham, Robert Borders, Lary McGee, Donnie Nairn, Eddie Richardson, and Doak Lander. Basketball The Skeeters have two new basketball coaches: Wayime Shamblin, fzrfifffzzzg' and H end Coarh Bob Clayton. Co-mpmim for the Varsity were Donnie Nairn and Eddie Richardson. Childers grabs rebound from San Antonio Texans. All join hands and circle round. Donnie skips in for a lay-up. ROBERT BORDERS 5'9 Guard Junior R' lffR we ' QF S R gaining Q E R S j s, RRMQ ' xi K- life fit' SA fl e s. iii W MW J K in . F .,,, A M, W ,W Basketball Allan flys past defender for two points. Richardson scores against the Colonels. RUSSELL CHILDERS 6' 1 Center Senior McGee prepares to block out Texan player. MARC GRIFFIN 6. Forward Senior Russell taps in a basket for the Skeeters. DOAK LANDER 6, Forward Senior Basketball Nairn drives through opponents for the goal. Allan shoots as John moves in to re- bound. ALLAN LAYNE LARY MCGEE JOHN MCGLOTHLIN 5'1O 5'9 6'5 Guard Guard Center junior junior junior Mike Mclntire looks for a chance to join the mass of arms and legs. McGlothlin watches as Borders puts it in. I P Eddie moves toward the ball Basketball MIKE MCINTIRE DONNIE NAIRN LARRY PAGE 6'2 5'9 6'2 Forward Guard Forward junior Senior Senior Phillips releases shot against Highland Park. Childers puts it up over South Garland players. Donnie puts another one through Richardson pops one through in the HP game. Layne pulls in rebound for the Skeeters. I93 Basketball This isn't the Skeeter Varsity, but don't some of the players look familiar?? ll! H , K ?lx hwuwuq was .. EDDIE PHILLIPS 6, Forward Senior Larry Page poses for the camera. With Highland Park leading, these players These players seem a bit puzzled. Watch anxiously for the riht moment to latch onto the ball. EDDIE RICHARDSON 6. Forward Senior Donnie stretches for the ball. GLENN 5'1O Guard junior B-Team Basketball The members of the B-Team basketball squad were: Top raw, left to right: Coach Shamblin, David Houser, Paul Dodson, David Holt, Mike Garner, james Stanton. Front row: Randy Lee, managerg Gene Crane, Richard Bohannon, Gary Hixon, and Frank 1Fernino. Wifi A xl rm L 4, ,,...,,...s,5.. . 1 . ' fi! 2 E35-g5g2v'i , H ' '. ' A I 1' vo iiifrih A W Q ,Ml .2 6, i 4 ' x : V, I si r Houser moves in for Gary Hixon puts in a jumper against HP. for the Skeeters. avid Holt wrestles for e rebound. Mike Stovall shoots over Scottie l defense. mr ..M1,es,eeaaLi -sw, i. o .,, f3ww3WEi4w2 wwmww'wwwg saaa eeeoe t llee . 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Q4 ,,'..-,ga ,ln 5, 1- V jx - Q- a ' , , 1 ,k,, If CJ ,,A,k 1 ,gkfph ,gm V,f,,j'ffjV ' 'agar f TS, ,O ,IY+w1m1f,3wis.1:gq- --- e i fcfmtf-3,,,.,5'm' wi ,. I .1 -1 5 . . '- --ferr, , , - - I - t any W-,k twrggr ' ' 2, .- f ' X 'J ---f - , K f- 2. rang. .- C - W , . '- ,K E- -'g ar V. ,C Q9 we.,11f,-'S4-2i'f-ea .-,S -' .. r 'f':'fi2?.. 1.5 -yi-tg -Q. 3,111 . l a, I I W S 1 - , t W -51 -- --'. Q -r ,V ,., ,..-up A , , kj, , ,W Y 1 tw 1- 1 f - .-User.-MQ Q Q' 1-ia . -fm s cft X A ,. 1 , .-.aa 1 'gf-, t K- 1, ,w',52,.,,,w -, W1-'9f'9?afw-.':,s3R'W:'aF2T?fr .- fx fs, A ,ar -1- lem .. t, -f - tw ' M f - 4 nw' X- '-fe. --r f ,W if-fr Q. N - . - ' W -,Q zr--'-f ' .fa Q -. ,fa , guy K nf. 93.415-,,Sf fi11r'1 jx if 2 , '.k, if ---,--,T-awf'1af-,f ' . I 96 Track Team The members of the Skeeter Track Team are, lop row, left to right: McKinney, Stanton, Crain, Williams, McGlothlin, Bill Klen- zendorf, Bob Klenzendorf, McGee, and Coach Thompson. Middle raw: Wright, Haynes, Henderson, Tosch, Lamm, Abernathy, Lusk, Cox, and Armstrong. Bozzom mum' Proctor, Crane, Fritz, Bedingfield, Kirkwood, Dodson, Knapp, Rivera, and Stephens. Wayne McKinney prepares to John McGlothlin, first jaycee meet, gets ready place winner in the to sprint in the 440. An unidentified Skeeter makes the high jump!! release the shot put-wonder if holding your tongue like that really helps?? I96 Alan' Henderson goes up in the M t rl sl. v . 'uh i David Armstrong strains to get over the high jump. james Stanton stretches for that extra foot'as he releases the discus. air forthe broad jump. V Greg Dodson takes off, in the sprint relay. Felix edges ahead of his competitor from Sam Houston in the 880 I97 -Q, F6 sk 5 ' Qt LF B , B 3 E b 3 I l I E 3 In The 1967 Baseball team members are, lop raw, left to right: John Ervin, Coach Miller, and Bobby Cantrell. Second raw: Gaylon Yancy, manager, Billy Buckmeyer, Paul Jones, joe Motley, David Melton, Gary Penn, and Leroy Bennett, manager. Third row: Richard Bohan- non, Buddy Cornstubble, Allan Layne, and Glenn Wickersham. Front row: 'Buddy Phillips, Marc Griffin, and Eddie Phillips. Not pictured is Herman Eben. Pow-Wow with the umpire!! Z'fT' Nf ' , ' vvv4vf.?k?,- .1-':'.5ZM?.e:g..' A y y 355 i .aaee aiea , . 'af . '1'V ' hy! 'f'52'i f B' .igti ir ,ir V, X 4 s. Tv R ' ,rv--r'3-f1'f'+' -.,?-Y'e '9 ' 4. ,, .. . . 'i ,- f ' .1 va' Q B M t , - 'ara - -. ff-'f B i'i?i:i'5fTe'5Tv.8'kCw y E.'-1.-fi - aeey ,of gf '.,.' li .. rx W A I , A Q , , 5 'V ' i ' Q 0- H 'K ,,.. , ..., B ,fi V' , . I , A Eff Allan really winds-up for this one!! ', ff Q, 2 -eff g ,, xi, Herman Eben watches for the pitch and gets if ready fo move- it t . . s . Q i yiii at a f The Skeeter dug-out. Marc slams one way out!! john pitches a mean one this time!! Baseball s V Q Q Q' z W., . Q f5,g'f?f25g: if :k:iS3xi,?E:-ii P't?f?Q?'751ffhfz Aa .A t.t, ,Q V Y , fwgw. -,1 , , f ,, ,411 f K , If ' wut..-1 if-mf . 1. t-'---' -- - if f. WY ' i .tt,, ' . ' ' ,-ww -' :xr :rf 4..sz:iygq:-1. ,, ,, , Mike steps off second to get that ball ! ! H ,,. psf 'Y igtidgzi or mfs 1 f - f--- 1 ,f 1 ' 'vt ' ' fr ,Q -Q rs VM., -,, ,- v A an ff Perkins again !! ,.,.....-.,.4....- - -'sa ...Q , lenn seems determined to get that hit, doesn't he? ect , ' . r 5 X ,Q I 1 5 as 5 w Golf The '67 Golf Team, coached by Mr. Wright, was composed of, top row, left to right: Douglas Hundley, Tim Nelson, and Eddie Trussell. Front row: Glenn Sockwell, Royce Carr, and Clifton Freeman. ' II I I I II I rc I I I II I I I 'I I II I I I I I I I I- Tennis M I9-9 top row left to right Mrs Pat Moses Kay Wo The members of the '67 Girls' Tennis Team we , : . , c ' c The Boys' Team, coached by Mr. Carter, includes, lop raw, left to right: Mike Woehst, Dwain Camp, jay Smith, and Mr. Carter. Front raw: David Hankins, Eric Eyring, Wendell Newman, and Zane Steadman. 200 ww, , I Keltner, and Melissa Hatcher., , Cheri Moore, and Sherry Langston. Baztom r ' Sandra Champion Pat McGee Kathy Beecham fi V Q ,ii,, ACTIVITIES Players, Coaches elebrate Eventful Year Mr. John Bridgers- guest speaker. David Fultner, one of our best linebackers, was presented the Skeeter Award from the Mesquite Jaycees. We can't imagine what Mark and Eddie thinks is so funny-unless it was the gifts presented to the coaches!! Coach Barton, who received a red Each year at the end of football season, a banquet is held in honor of the Fighting Skeeters and award Presentations are made. The guest speaker this year was john Bridg- ers, head coach of the Baylor Uni- versity Bears. And here we have The Big Five. Herman Eben accepts the Out standing Lineman Award . 202 As our best sportsmen, Billy and David receive congratulations from Coach Thompson. flag and a whistle so that he could call his own games, deserves many thanks for a fine year. ' ,21-7 'fzs:fz .lawn L..lr:xrw4: Drill Team Banquet lll mllllli V' l Team captains Janice Rhodes and Cathy present a gift to Mrs. Costlow as a of the All-Stars gratitude. Mr. ancl Mrs. Woolley were two of the honored guests at the Drill Team Banquet. - I ...... I 'gy ff? .VLLZ K A . .,...,. l if rion Beason, Bobby Doverspike, Julie Moore, Jean White well, 1 3115611 Teri looks 21 little put out what it was?? and Rocky Johnson sit this one out . Doug and Linda dance to the music of the Soundsmen. Janie Darnell and ex-Skeeter Steve Roan seem to be thoroughly enjoying them- selves, don't they??!! 'T , osx at Buddy's statement, cloesn't she? Wonder 203 sas: ,, -, ' - V A -I tt. '- fff:.E. i'f m'w 1- y it S13 -gill lip Pep Rallies Boost Spirit Pep rallies are undoubtedly one of the most important parts of football season. Perhaps they, more than anything else, represent school spirit. REMEMBER the majorettes many performances to the TJB tunes . . . that beautiful Highland Park cheerleader Arthurina Capps that gorgeous bar-fly Miss jackie Metcalf the day Cindy dropped the spirit bar the Skeeter Guard's victory sign the duel between Skeeter Man and the Carrollton Kid . . .i the dance of the mystery football team .. . our mascot Stormey .. . the Drill Team's routines the Skeeter Guard's many clever skits and last but not least-our fabulous football team!! -X -C Fl.. ii V553 il'33?W 1 G e th t... Q Q it ,lg ?',.' l fb:-'ig H 3 . ,J xii, 9 - - ,. . 3' W, ivy mm , f:.1v,,u-- f i.hi1.Jl, ll 1' if if T:2:wF12k. s discuss strategy with Coach Fultner. star?? of the junior Drill Miss Danny Gul- beauties of the Sophomore Drill Team try to keep in ! Rather unsuccessfully, we might add !! Juniors Topple Sophs And Seniors And these lovely ladies fRick Lander, Bill Lamm, Roger Bunn, Mike Haynes, and W. D. Cochranj were responsible for boosting junior spirit. The action was as rough and tumble as is ever allowed in Powder Puff Football. Sophs watch anxiously from the sidelines. M' :ive : -'Q f' i'i:.a' 'il' 9 i-., I ' s , V af.. '51f3'eg5z:,g 'fa , , 'Y' fefffgw-:Sp . A weary Junior Team rests at a -time. . Y-' ff ' -L. f ' -' Powder Puff Football has become an annual event at MHS. This year the juniors set a new record by defeating both the Sophomores 'and Sen- iors!! Everyone really got into the spirit of things with the organization of cheerleading squads, drill teams, and Powder Puff Guards . The proceeds from the two games went to the junior class to help finance the junior-Senior Prom. Junior Nancy White captures the ball. ' l Awa We Go. And now rt commercial announcement You can be sure if it's a Westinghouse. Two of the lovely june Taylor Dancers fMrs. Crawford and Mrs. Whitehurstj do a swingin' routine to Ain't We Sweet. 206 The Little People sing!! Crazy Legs Zimmerman The Movin' Mamas do their stuff at tht The lonely scrubwoman . . . Mrs. MCCarley. 5 ,K ! 7 ' 1 l ! , . 1 I A 4 The music makers-Mr. Clark, Mrs. Lock, Mr. Polk, and Mr. Villanueva. 1.!aal ll'iQ , ll The Pepsi-A-Go-Go complete with Bunny girls!!! AND AWAY WE GO! ! Away We Go was a presentation of the VOE Club per- formed by the teachers of MHS and was a two-act spoof of the jackie'Gleason Show. MHS Hosts First Invitational Speech Tournament Success wus the word for Mesquite's first invitational speech tournament. Mrs. Sue Braden, speech and drama di- rector at MHS, acted as coordinator for the tournament. Approximately 140 students were present from Dallas area school. 1 I A dramatic reading from an out-of-town partici- pant. students enjoy refreshments by the FB i . ,xxx , S Fine Arts Department . . r, - VX it Judge Gary Nelson threatens, Enough of that nonsense! K Y! lifjvlv-I r, so in 12332 W ' W , we W, gs . wi' W-11 ' . ,.- v 1g,,,,V gi I, ' X 1' it i t ' . .' fi ,W W, . A ,L l, xpfix, suv. 31 452 M 5'5f:si3f-it V D .eff F 'HWFIQZL A ra, ,, 'i lfffu' K' ' 6,3-.. Y . nw' L- g 35, Wg, E W I v , ve 1 i f Q , it F .. . H gf I La..a-- M , Q 2 in 5 EPI-21535911 X C -X t ,,,l.,.it,Q..a-,.1,:,- 1' . . ' - H 5-., gf f 4 ms-s-2-is .V --4-f-: Q., . new ' pf 555 rgh -lf' -gi ffslrgp, Dressed in period costumes, busi- ness managers Nancy Ferrin and Cathy Graves sell the few remain- ing tickets to Oklahoma A gun-battle between the Judge and Jud fSam Soulesj. Laurey's dream -. . . fPatti Thomp- 208 son and Steve Beenej Curly fSteve Lehewj and Laure fPat Westl come to an understanc ing! Jud delivers a strong right to Slim QG. K, Farleyj. ,.., N we. N, ff - Mrs. Braden, drama director, ad Charlotte Hoods make-up. 1 5 ' A J4.. 5? ff -ve g ,, -n a, 1. z 1 ds last minute touches to -Q I Stages 'Oklahoma' The first full-scale musical ever staged by Mesquite High School was truly a success as it played to a full house on December 16. The production was Rodgers and Hammerstein's Okla- homa -a first class musical with a first class cast. Mrs. Sue Braden acted as stage director, Mr. Daniel Brantley as music director, and Mr. james Edwards acted as art director. A ,.,.:. V 1 ' ' , A-A g A happy ending for Curly ancl Laurey and for Will fRandy Rootj and Ado Annie fDiana Barberj l 335 ,r ' nervous moment back- How 1'I1L1Cl'l,,Wlll Yougyli it for Will- me for this.. aslfs Q of Peddler Ali Hakim 03111 Dossettj. x The Oklahoma chorus line!! Usherettes Teresa Morrison and Bennie Dunn prese an Oklahoma program to jimmy O'Rear. I ,fl 1' nt A solemn moment 209 Career Day Financing a College Educaa tion was the to ic of this Mr. Cannaday Assistfint Superintendent of Secondary Curriculum explains to some visitors how the Mesquite Schools ITV operates. P group seminar. .W i ,sf --mf .. I QQ. , 1' Iii t y Amr- 'ii' ,Z Mr. Howell, Mr. McCloud, and Mr. Woodson discuss careers in journalism with Roger Bunn, editor of the MHS Monitor. X visitors and speakers. Mrs. Wanda Vassallo provided the music for Career Day assembly. Priscilla Treece registers visitors and gives directions to their assigned areas. 2l0 i ,oidihx Mayor of Mesquite, George Boyce welcomes Career Day 'STD' N ,, W Ji K s aw , as HS' gigs 'if' I x I-jg' 2 Vx 'Y f 5 ffif. X -9 fv , s , , PACKAGE DEAL . A .4 , l This slave master fBruce Schiffj gladly doles out the money for his newly acquired possession. This beauty is really Roger Hill!! f S .lt it 1 we X, 1 +3 wait X ' S? 2 Q 1 ,6 Malina shows her Clark calls for bids. Slave Auction Proves A Big Success The second annual slave auction was sponsored by the Skeeter Guard with all pro- ceeds going towards the pur- chase of a new Skeeter Buggy. The slaves, mostly sophomores, carried books, bought lunches, and fed their masters for two days following their purchase. A total of 3220 was made from the sale. eagerness to be bought as Mr . ,,..,....... .. ,,..,,,,... .vf,,wm. 4f,.. W ...,, ,,-:..f.s.f.w..s,r ve, --W f-... 1 2ll Strong Man KG. Lancyj shows off his muscles to a bevy of admirers fPam Custer, Connie Horton, and Patty Thornpsonj. Eat a chicken heart and shake hands with your loved one and he's sure to marry you! declares Esther QMarsha Griffinj to Rose and Ida fMelo Dee Shaw and Pat Westj. 2I2 Meet Me An old-fashioned barbershop sing-a-long U. Mecierhlin, Bill Lee, Ted Hoke, n Steve Lehew, and Roger Barringerj. Mrs. Smith fDiane Murrayj tells Mrs. Waughup fVivian Martinezj that ber children couldn't possibly be the troublsmakers. Lon fSteve Lehewj and Tootie fKaren Bullarclj have a nice, quiet family disagreement. Mrs. Smith fRandy Rootj tells his wife the distressing news that they must move to New York. Grandpa fDavid Han- kinsj tells Tootie just how it is that she is a real live duchess!! St. Louis Lon and Lucille fPam jonesj get ready leave for the World's Fair. z A i - 1 1 ffff 1 at-ee-it , yefehfzg ,f +.. A my Y fa 4 i to t 1 . Kyiv: , , Iliff. W. 1' , N f A Katie fShannon johnsonj Warns Tootie to behave like a little lady. Meet Me in St. Louis was the spring production of the MHS Fine Arts De- partment and was directed by Mrs. Sue Braden. Patty Thompson and David Tosch do the Charleston during curtain prelim- inaries. Rose, Agnes fDebbie Boatmanj, Es, and Tootie look horror stricken at the plight of Rose's boyfriend. , . ,,, - 1 I 1 ., 'I , L s. Mfg! V ,ec , ,, W 'f s 3' M- 'afffili 'e i g l Q il' gi X ' i, V XJ Qui, 13212 i,i'U1i,E' D W ky I ' X i selii as 1 ,gt EX 2 ,i,,, 1 ,i Q X it I' g f from . ' X Rehearsals were also a time for goofing- off as Marsha and Gary Penn fDuffyj demonstrate. M A5-L is i This candy seems a little squashed, says Mr. Dodge fMarc Griffinj. Es and Katie comfort each other. District Student Council Convention Held at S Councils? during the assembly of SC visitors. SC members from Waxahachie pause a moment during campaigning. Some of our visitors tour the ITV facilities. Jesuit Student Council members post campaign signs that helped their candidate win the presidency of the District Council for 1967. Eddie, president of the MHS Student Council, gives some instructions for the convention to Susie and Marsha. Dr. Tate of SMU delivers his keynote address, Where Are You Going, Student their Student Fire Captain Victor O'Neal and his student counter- Larry Page, listen as Fire Chief James Lewis ex- the workings of the fire department to Danny Arthur Capps, government teacher, and Dr. joey pause outside the Municipal Building to chat Warren, student City Health Officer. Mr. Z7 City Manager, conducts a tour of the city facili- ties for the student of- ficials. Government Da -ali- i On March 8, the fate of Mesquite lay in the hands of these people: council members Gary Fortenberry, Mary Wright, Dinah Willess, Randy Root, Russell Childers and Ronnie Self: city secretary Susie Caruzzi, Mayor Eddie Phillips, and city manager Marc Griffin. Randy Root, Councilman place 3, takes a look at the best fire preventer in the world. Student officials tour the jail at City Hall. Waldrip, Asst. The Student City Council makes plans for the afternoon's meeting. Corporation Court Judge Austin explains his duties to Gail Cromeens, student Corporation Court judge, and Donnie Nairn, student City Attorney. For the first time ever, class favorites were announced at the Junior-Senior Prom Joe Motley, Senior class president, thanks the junior class for mak- ing this Prom possible. Prom. Marc Griffin and Donna Moore presented long-stemmed red roses to Janie Darnell, Cindy Franzina, and Suzie Caruzzi, 1: Z w- F ', . at X s P Melo Dee Shaw, Gary Penn, and James Reich clown around at the breakfast sponsored by the Mesquite Recreation Board. Confucius Say that the junior class will prosper in the coming year-so says Cindy, v-p of the Senior class. Miss Morris, Miss Jett, Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Rider, and their gentlemen friends enjoy the fine meal served at the Prom The sta e settin for The Chances R was 8 8 Oriental, in keeping with the Sayonara theme of the Prom. 2 I6 Sherry and Mr Woolley share a bag of popcorn lust one of the many snacks Mr Day equipped wxth a clgar, joins a foursome of golfers about to head l W Y I 3 3, ' ?' E3 1 it EW fl f 5 l ly 2 x? sv r Y 5 . .1 y , A 4 . gum' ,f f X if ,'l' Ng ' J jf, 'fp x . Although throwing people in the pool was prohibited, Gary Penn was one of the unlucky victims. Senior Da X1 9 A? E , 2 R+, F l 1 y .. .,.f., 3 'dll 4, v 'a af R ,,e,...4 fff3?C.,..w..: Q 7 A -.::'.-iv H3?'q...fe1ve,f- My f Mike Hall, Eddie Hansford, Larry Wren, and Gary Fortenberry pose prettily for the camera man. Food was really great-and plentiful!! Football filled a large part of the day for many of the boys. 2I7 Baccalaureate The dignitaries and their wives were seated on Pat West sings The Lords stage for Baccalaureate services. The Seniors stand as the recessional begins, Prayer . Reverend D. B. Russell delivered the sermon to These Seniors seem relaxed-wonder what's in that circle?? Mr. Woolley checks roll to see that everyone is in his place, the graduating class of 1967. Proud seniors and parents fill the halls of MHS after Baccalaureate Graduation 'Does that tassel taste good, joe?? with his gown. Mrs. Bowdoin helps Herman could anyone not your beautiful James! Bedde seems happy that the day has finally ar- rived. The line-up Pt passes in front of Mr. Coley as he calls the names of each graduate. ' X i N -I Sad Seniors, Huh ? 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