Mineral Wells High School - Burro Yearbook (Mineral Wells, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 172 of the 1964 volume:

VISIONS ARE BEAUTIFUL AND NECESSARY. FAINT, PERHAPS, AND FLEETING, YET THEY LIE BEHIND EVERY GREAT UNDERTAKING. ALWAYS DISTANT, ELUSIVE. BECKONING, THEY LEAD US ON TO ACHIEVEMENT. HENCE WE HAVE CALLED THIS: The 1964 BURRO Your- Book of V i ? i o n ? Mineral U4 s Hi Scdool Mineral Wells, '6 ex as The eyes of billions look hopefully to America, Symbol of freedom and opportunity for the common man. This Nation's progress toward the better life is the inspiration of mankind everywhere. JOHN FITZGERALD KENNEDY 1917-1963 ... The energy, the faith, the devotion which we bring to this endeavor will light our country and all who serve it, and the glow from that fire can truly light the world. ... my fellow Americans, ask not what your country can do for you; ask what you can do for your country. ... With a good conscience our only sure reward, with history the final judge of our deeds, let us go forth to lead the land we love, asking His blessing and His help, but knowing that here on earth God's work must truly be our own. — John Fitzgerald Kennedy Inaugural Address, January 20, 1961 (Sent to THE BURRO from The White House, Washington, D. C.) Let us today renew our dedication to the ideals that are American. Let us pray for His divine wisdom in banishing from our land any injustice or intolerance or oppression to any of our fellow Americans whatever their opinion, whatever the color of their skins — for God made all of us, not some of us, in His image. All of us, not just some of us, are His children. ... we have learned anew that nothing is so enduring as faith, and nothing is so degrading as hate. ... I ask you now in the Congress and in the country to join with me in express- ing and fulfilling that faith in working for a nation, a nation that is free from want and a world that is free from hate — a world of peace and justice, and freedom and abundance, for our time and for all time to come. — Lyndon Baines Johnson Stale of the Union Message January 8, 1964 (Sent to THE BURRO from The White House, Washington, D. C.) LYNDON BAINES JOHNSON PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES Our American heritage — a faith in in- dividualism, in freedom, and in equality — has made us the greatest nation on earth. Our task is to maintain and carry on that heritage. THE AMERICAN'S CREED I believe in the United States of America as a government of the people, by the people, for the people whose just powers are derived from the consent of the governed; a democ- racy in a republic, a sovereign Nation of many sovereign States; a perfect Union, one and inseparable, established upon those principles of freedom, equality, justice, and humanity for which American patriots sacrificed their lives and fortunes. I therefore believe it is my duty to my coun- try to love it, to support its Constitution, to obey its laws, to respect its flag, and to defend it against all enemies. William Tyler Page 3u jUcmoriam Qinu tuf, T 1946 - 1963 Each individual, in his lifetime, lays a foundation representing the good that comes from him. Some people leave no foundation or one that goes unseen, others--a building that can be seen far and wide. Jimmy, yours was such a building. Right now you’re probably thinking of your friends and loved ones. You commanded their fullest respect and admiration for your kindness, fairness, loyalty, and unselfishness. You lived your life to the fullest extent, always willing to give a helping hand in a time of need. You had a kind word for everyone and kept a bright smile on your face. Even when things weren’t going too well, you kept your head held high. Most of all you were dedicated and loyal to your friends. You gave to them the best you had. We’ll never forget you, Jimmy, we’ll never forget............ Mineral Wells High School cJs Mineral Wells Gxes Are Always Qlad to Return to School for A Visit and Chat— ke Quarterback CluS Offers Outstanding Support — Ohe 1964 Yearbook of Visions is proudly dedicated to MISS HOPE TACKITT, our librarian, who is held high in esteem of all who know her. Miss Tackitt is one who has given freely of her time and whose exceptional knowledge she im- parts to those who seek her help. Because of her visions, along with her strength, her store of knowledge, intense interest in students, her foresight, and her honesty, the library is one of the most popular places in school. All the library embodies and signifies. Miss Tackitt may well know she is responsible for. She is loved, revered, and commended for her true courage, her firm stand, and her belief in American- ism. One of such rich heritage is seldom found! Others are impressed by her gracious manner, the warmth, and sincerity radiating from her eyes. Her sense of humor, her sympathy, her humility and Faith in God-----these attri- butes make her price “far above rubies.” Miss Tackitt working with film strips. dedicated to Miss'Oackitt Minera liMIs High School-----f acuity and students working toward a common goal--- iyiffi Soth f acuity and students inter est ed in that goal! Mineral Wells Makes Knowl edge Available for Gfiose iyfio ftkirst for Knowledge........ Achieving A Qoal---Att ining New Heights Members of the Board of Education: Hollis Ashford, president; Luther Waddy, Sam Hawes, Dr, J, D. McCall, Robert Goodwin, Dr. C. W. Irvine, secretary; and E. W, Hendrick. Members Of Ohe Mineral Wells School Board Members of the Mineral Wells School Board have dedicated their services to the betterment of our school system. Not only are our local schools of today profiting by endless hours of work and efforts put forth by these citizens, but the school of tomorrow will be the school envisioned today by these foresighted per- sons. Their strength and vision, along with love and pride for our school today and all it embodies, signifies a genuine desire to serve their fellow man. The board members continue to uphold the ideals of the founders of the school; to lend strength to her traditions; and help fulfill the realization of her dreams for the future. For these persons, we are indeed thankful. SUPERINTENDENT a L. IRS FELD Under the leadership and guidance of SuperintendentH. L. Irsfeld and Princi- pal, Thomas Carney, Mineral Wells HighSchool continues to progress with speed and to attain higher levels of learning. Students will surely be inspired and im- pelled by this same spirit generated by such leadership. PRINCIPAL THOMAS CARNEY Dorothy Westbrook Alma Maffc’r - ■ T--F1 — -f n i , i rf i—i 1-411 111 1 r 1 -M 1 —1—1 1 —d Tf M Li 4 5 t J 1 I i - IT1 K 1 4 4 4 J 7 7 7.. . 7 J • 9 - 4 t C f H 2- 2 4 At- HA HA T? - + R H{AR f 1 OuR PUA r p- 1 Alv. OUR -j PRAiSf we ‘ i r r 3«i G TO THEE’. 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S. T C. U. Social Science MAMIE GRANBURY B. S . M. H. E. T. W C. Home Economics BOBBIE HARRIS B. A. T. W. C. Spanish BLANCHE HAYES B. A., M. A., Ed. T. C. U. Government BURRO Sponsor Journalism GARY HENRY B. S., H A. Southwest S. Biology PAT HERRING B. S. N. T. S. U. English VIRGINIA MANER M. S. S. Smith College World History JANICE MARTIN B. S. T. C. U. Math TOM LOFT IN B. B. A. N. T. S. U. Typing I Gen. Business ELSIE PARNELL ELOISE PEOPLES CURTIS SCHARNBERG B. S. N. T. S. C. Speech B. S. N. T. S. U. P. H. B. S.. M. S. Texas A M Chemistry PAT SIMMONS B. S. T. W. C. Physics Phys. Science ERNEST SIMS B. B. S. N. T. S. C. Business Ad. ELIZABETH VAUGHAN B. A. T. C. U. Biology LOUISE-WArIj y B. $ V ty Ttfrle n St- ' .y ? 52 y L. A. WOOLDRIDGE A. B., M. A. U. of Chicago Math Special Services o Miss Barbara Boenig Jake Cottrell Distributive Education Coach Mrs. Christine Fuston Counselor Don Hubbard Coach Dwight Miller Chorus and Band Miss Barbara Peters W. H. Sweet Miss Hope Tackitt Assistant Librarian Head Coach Librarian Auxiliary Smployees Mr. Jake Echols Head Custodian HOME MAKING COTTAGE Mrs. L. L. Wright and Mr. Ralph Jones Mrs. Etta Yates. Cooks Custodian PRETTY SCENES AND BUILDINGS BEAUTIFUL SHADE TREES AND BENCH SHRUBS BY GYM “We are nearing the close of another MWHS year, and for some of us the period of preparation for our life work will end within a few weeks. Today we feel like we are ‘veterans’ of nearly four years of hard work, and though our group has been diminished in a number of ways, (includ- ing cupid’s well-aimed arrows), everyone knew the SENIORS were here! “Those of us who have survived, passed into a truly ‘golden age’ in this, our Senior year at MWHS. Though our hair be grayer than it is today, we can always look back and say we left the gift of memory to each person in the class of 1964--memory of friends we loved, of a job well done, of school days that will never come to us again--for the Class of 1964 now has another work to do. And as you leave her halls forever, we wish the best for you!’’ Your Class Officers of ’64, Phillip Teague, President Jerry Ray, Vice President Sammye Smith, Treasurer Travis Nicks, Reporter Manor Cliett, Secretary ABERNATHY. LELA NHS FT A Z Club Tri- Hi-Y Spanish Officer ADKINS. BERNICE FHA Bible Fresh lets ASHBY. WALTER FFA Yearlings ALDRICH, SANDRA Band Fresh lets Biology Club Math-Science Homeroom Officer BAILEY. DENNIS NHS Baseball Football Spanish H. S. Student Council BARNES. PATSY NHS FHA Chorus BARNETT. SUE NHS FT A Tri- Hi-Y Math-Science Spanish Club Band Bible Yearlings Stage Band Biology Club BEAIRD. HARRELL. FT A Band Stage Band Biology Club Math-Science Band Stage Band NHS FT A Biology Officer Student Council Homeroom Officer BOLIVAR. TONY Football Baseball Student Council Key Club Officer Jr. Class Officer FHA Bible Chorus Freshlets Nurses Club BOULDIN, LILLI ANN FT A Chorus Biology Club Spanish Club Homeroom Officer BRADLEY. DAVID FT A Football Spanish Club Biology Club Latin Officer Bible Yearlings Homeroom Officer BRASSELL, BILLY Band Stage Band Biology Club Math-Science Bible Chorus Spanish Club BUMGARDNER, JOHN Bible Yearlings Spanish Club Homeroom Officer BURNS, JOYCE FHA Bible Freshlets BUSBY, SUSAN NHS FHA Miss MWHS Math-Science Basketball Mgr. Spanish Club BUSCHOW, KENNETH Key Club Football Spanish Club Student Council BYARS. GLENDA FHA DE Club Spanish Club Math-Science CALHOUN, JANNA NHS FT A Officer BURRO Editor Math-Science Yearlings FFA Officer Fr. Class Officer Library Officer CHAPMAN. TINA FHA BURRO Tri-Hi-Y Biology Club Homeroom Officer FHA CHASTAIN. MARJORIE Bible FT A Nurses Club NHS CLARK. YVONNE DE Club Homeroom Officer Spanish H. S. Commercial Club CLIETT, MANOR NHS Basketball Z Club Officer Math-Science Sr. Class Officer Student Council ✓ COHEN, TOPPY FFA Bible Biology Club COOK. SUSIE FT A Tri- Hi-Y Latin Club Biology Club Student Council DAVIS, DONNA Chorus DE Club Freshlets Biology Club DOSS, KAY FT A Bible Chorus Biology Club FITZGERALD, JAMES Yearlings FLANARY, GAY FT A Z Club Majorette Latin Club Spanish Club Band Fresh lets Nurses Club Spanish Club Biology Club CRENSHAW. RANDY Stage Band Band Officer Boy's Quartet All-Region Chorus DOWNS, DEBBIE NHS FT A Latin Officer Z Club Officer Student Council EVANS. JACK Band FOSKETT, LINDA FHA FT A Bible DE Club FREEMAN, TOMMY Band Bible Freshlets DE Club Homeroom Officer DANIEL, TRUMAN FTA Spanish H. S. Spanish Officer Homeroom Officer Math-Science Officer EVANS. SUSAN Transfer Spanish H. S. Spanish Club FULLER. MORRIS Band Chorus Majorette Latin Club Library Club GANDEE, ALECIA FT A Freshlets Spanish Club Student Council GIBBINS, OLGA Freshlets Basketball Nurses Club Spanish Club Library Club Bible Yearlings GLOVER, MARY FHA Bible Chorus Freshlets Commercial Club Bible Yearlings GREENE, TOMMY FT A Band Stage Band Biology Club Band Officer GONZALES, DORA Nurses Club Spanish Club GOULDING, PEGGY Transfer Math- Science Student Council GUNDER, GARY NHS Latin Club Student Council Key Club Officer HALL, CINDY FT A Band Chorus Biology Club Spanish Club HARGETT, DEE Transfer HARDWICK, NHS BARBARA Class Favorite Student Body Officer Jr. Class Officer Fr. Class Officer HARLEY, CONSTANCE Transfer HARRINGTON, YVONNE FT A Chorus Spanish Club Homeroom Officer HARRIS, JOAN FT A Tri- Hi- Y DE Club Biology Club Homeroom Officer HAWKINS, SUSAN NHS Chorus Tri-Hi-Y ETA Officer HARRIS, JUNE Transfer Chorus Library Club HICKEY, BOBBY JACK FT A Golf BURRO DE Club Spanish Club HOOPER, EDALGO Transfer HUDSON, NANCY NHS Math-Science Z Club Officer Basketball Mgr. Tri-Hi-Y Officer Band Officer HUTCHINSON. CLYDE Latin Club Spanish Club Math-Science INGRAM, FRANCES FT A BURRO Latin Club Student Council IRS FELD, CHRIS NHS FT A Flagbearer Tri-Hi-Y Officer Favorite Runner-up IRVINE. SANDRA ANNE Cheerleader Junior Beauty Z Club Officer Math-Science JENKINS, TOMMY FT A Yearlings Basketball Spanish Club Homeroom Officer Homeroom Officer KIDWELL, MARY FT A Chorus Latin Club Biology Club Cheerleader A KIMBRO, WANDA Bible Freshlets Band Z Club Spanish Club Biology Club Homeroom Officer KNIGHT, DIANE FTA FHA Freshlets Spanish Club Biology Club KOCH, JOE Bible Yearlings Basketball Spanish H. S. Fr. Princess Soph. Class Officer Soph. Class Beauty LEWIS. WOODROW DE Club Biology Club LIKE, GLENDA FT A Biology Club Spanish Club Commercial Club LILES, KAREN FHA Bible Chorus Freshlets LISTER. JOE Bible Spanish Club Homeroom Officer LOCKE. DONALD Yearlings -5 “ � ' LOFT IS, RAYMOND FFA DE Club Yearlings Library Club LUNDAY, MIKE FT A DE Club Spanish Club LODS, LESLIE Bible Spanish H. S. Spanish Club McCANLESS, CHARLES Band All-State Choir All- Region Choir Commercial Club Officer McCARTY, JINX Freshlets Library Club McQUEARY, MARILYN FT A Spanish Club Biology Club Officer Homeroom Officer MARTIN, ROBERT Football Latin Club Student Council Key Club Officer Biology Club Officer Transfer MARSDEN, KAREN FTA Football Biology Club Commercial Club Latin Club Officer Homeroom Officer MERICLE. SKIP Football Boy's State Class Prince Class Officers Student Body Officer MIDDLETON. EDD Bible Yearlings MIKLES, BARBARA Transfer FHA Biology Club Senior Beauty Homeroom Officer MILES, JOHNNY Basketball Biology Club DE Club Officer Key Club Basketball FT A Officer Spanish H. S. Student Council MOLDER, ESTHER Transfer FT A MOFFITT, DAVID Key Club Football Baseball Spanish H. S. Math-Science Yearlings Spanish Club MURRAY. JIMMY Band Spanish Club Student Council Homeroom Officer Biology Club Off. MOORE. CAROLYN Bible Freshlets Biology Club Spanish Club Homeroom Officer MOORE. LARRY Bible MOORE, UNDA FHA Bible Freshlets Homeroom Officer NICKS, TRAVIS Football Spanish Club Homeroom Officer Biology Club Officer Sr. Class Officer PEADEN, RONNIE FT A Band Baseball Spanish Club Key Club NALL. DUANE Bible BURRO Bus. Mgr. Yearlings Biology Club Math- Science BURRO, Associate Editor POWELL. PATRICIA Transfer Basketball Spanish Club PENDERGRASS, JUDY FT A Spanish H. S. Commercial Club Student Council Homeroom Officer PEARCE, JAMES Band Drum Major Chorus Officer Boy's Quartet All-Region Chorus PORTER, DON Latin Club Biology Club Math-Science Officer PELKEY, DONNA FT A FHA Chorus Biology Club Spanish Club RIGGS, VERNA FHA Bible Chorus Freshlets RAY, JERRY Key Club Baseball Football Basketball Sr. Class Officer PRATT. MARY FT A Freshlets Latin Club Spanish Club Commercial Club REEVES. LOIS Bible Latin Club Basketball PRUITT, BETH FHA Officer Biology Club Library Club Typing Award Nurses Club Officer SANDERS, WARREN RINDERKNECHT ROGERS, DARLA DAYNE Tennis Yearlings Latin Club ROBERTS, LYNN FT A BURRO Z Club Tri- Hi- Y Basketball FHA Bible Freshlets Nurses Club Officer ROSE. JOHN FT A Spanish H. S. Spanish Club Football Debate Team Spanish Club SCOTT. GAYNETTE DE Club Tri- Hi- Y Freshlets Biology Club Homeroom Officer SHANDS, RAY Band DE Club Boy's Quartet Student Council Library Club Officer SHEPARD. JAMES Yearlings Biology Club SMITH. BECKY NHS SHERIFF, SANDRA Chorus Freshlets Nurses Club Nurses Club Officer FTA Officer Z Club Officer Student Council Spanish Club Officer SMITH. CARL FTA Bible Math-Science SMITH, SAMMYE NHS Z Club Basketball Spanish Club SPARKS. PAULETTE FHA DE Club Freshlets Spanish Club Spanish H. S. TANNER, LYNN FHA Freshlets FHA Officer TATE. EDDY Football Yearlings Basketball Spanish Club Homeroom Officer TAYLOR, UNDA NHS Z Club FTA Officer Student Body Off. Jr. Class Officer TEAGUE. PHILUP NHS Football Basketball Latin Club Math- Science Bible Freshlets Nurses Club Spanish H. S. Spanish Club TIPPS, STEVE Band NHS Officer Spanish H. S. Key Club Officer Student Body Officer FTA Football Latin Club Math- Science Homeroom Officer TRIPLETT, RAYMOND Bible Yearlings TUGGLE, WANDA FT A Freshlets Library Club Commercial Club Nurses Club Off. TURNER, BILL Transfer Baseball Key Club Latin Club VANDERBILT, GAYLE Biology Club Spanish Club VARNELL, SANDY FT A Sr. Beauty Run-up Soph. Beauty Run-up WALDRUP, JOHN BOB Football Baseball Basketball Biology Club Class Favorite WEST. PAT FT A Spanish Club Commercial Club Homeroom Officer WHITE, BOBBY Bible De Club Yearlings Biology Club WHITE, JERRY FFA FFA Officer WHITE, MICKEY Transfer Baseball Basketball WHORLEY, JIM Band Bible Yearlings Stage Band Homeroom Officer WILCOX, SUZANNA Z Club Tri- Hi-Y Band Officer Chorus Officer All-Region Choir FT A Biology Club Spanish Club Golf WOLGAMOTT, ROKA Bible Yearlings Student Council Math-Science Club WOOS LEY. GARY DE Club Seniors have class meeting. HAROLD WRIGHT Bible Yearlings Spanish Club Leaving the library, (filing out!) Breckenridge: Population: 6, 273 “Third down and one to go! We now have three years down (almost) and one more to go to stretch the metaphor a bit. During those three years, we have worked hard and played hard, made many friends, and grown in many ways. The Class of ’65 is a great team with all of the quality and the driving force necessary to reach our goal. There is no doubt that we will reach that goal, for now we, as JUNIORS are just preparing for the big competition, and here everything and everyone is on our side. The real competition will come when we have crossed the goal and find ourselves facing a challenging opponent. Then all of the things we have learned in our preparation will be tested. Let s remember this, and while we are here, give all we can of our- selves so that we may receive the most from our school. Sincerely, The Junior Class Officers Mae Nan Windham, President Russ Pate, Vice President Sue Ellen Scott, Secretary Jan Houghton, Treasurer La lira i ne Anders Jane Arrott Gail Basham Thomas Bass Leighton Beaty Jane Beaver Ed Bell Ronnie Bell Joyce Benge Andrew Berry Billy Berry Sandra Bishop James Blaylock Scott Blissitte Kay Blue Kathy Bohlin Mike Bonner Jerry Bradley Linda Bromley Phyllis Brooke Melinda Brown Paula Brown Peggy Brown Alan Brumbaugh Cheryl Brumbaugh Floyd Bryant Roy Burch Bonnie Burklow Kay Calhoun Debbie Callahan Sandra Caussey Jackie Chastain Daniel Chivis Wanda Christmas Eddie Clemens Lynda Cohen Betty Collins Melanie Cowan Salena Crawford Carmen Cross Oliece Crounse Rayford Crowder J B. Curtis Bonnie Dalke Cynthia Dalton Steve Dean Bruce Dewkett Jerry Doan Lynn Douglas Joyce Ducan Jimmy Dumis Sherry Edds Ronney Ferguson Barbara Flatt Mary Ann Foskett John Fox Allen Fryer Carol Gann Ann Gardiner Allen Gault Mary Zane Gayler Ronnie Gipson Charlene Glanton Byrdn Glover Linda Glover George Gobel Suzanne Goree Bill Graves Cecile Gray Roy Greathouse Dianne Grimes Jean Ann Guyden Greg Males Garry Hamilton Ruth Hamilton Johnny Harbus Carolyn Hardwick Ronnie Harrington Billy Harrison Shirley Hawkins Sammy Hay Bob Helterbran Cindy Hendrick Bill Hill Jimmy Hill Tina Hollars Berry Holmes Tim Honsinger Jan Houghton Meritta Howell Sherry Huddleston Andrew Jackson Clara Jackson Mary Ann Jackson Sandra Jean Gary Kearby Steve Kelly Kenny Kessler John Key Chuck King Janet King Milledge King Tim Kirkpatrick Joanne Klick Kaye Knight Larry Knight Zelda Koenig Glen Leatherwood Rodney Lee James Lyon Mike McCall Linda McCollum Carolyn McCoy Marilyn Mann John Martinez Barbara Meaders £ Linda Meadows Laura Mejil Glenn Merrell James Miller Robert Miller Ronney Mitchell Joe Moore Robert Moore Brenda Morris Susan Murray Ruth Myers Elmer Newman Weldon Newman Jerry Nicks Nancy Norton Marvene O'Quinn Raymond Ortiz Russ Pate Leigh Perry Pam Petticrew Gladys Petty Patricia Pilgrim Curtis Pilkington Ed Pilkington Elbert Pilkington Debbie Place Tommy Pociello Lynda Poteet Micheal Putt Patsy Railsback Carol Ann Reans Wayne Reedy Phillip Reynolds Terry Rice Peggy Richards Robert Riggs Pam Riley Reid Roark Sherida Robertson Gene Robinson Roxy Ann Robinson Sherry Roland Carlie Runnels John Rupley Jesse Saul Earlyn Schultz Sue Ellen Scott John Shaw Veta Shifflet Mike Simmon Beth Simpson Bonnie Skiles Dana Smith Diane Smith Jerry Smith Mike Smith Shaun Smith David Solomon Karen Sorenson Carl Spangler Johnny Springer Jerry Stafford Winston Stapleton Suzanne Starns Clifford Stewart Carolyn Stoops Eddie Talbert Jimmy Talley Diane Taylor Lory Taylor Derril Teague Doug Thomas Joan Tompkins Lloyd Trice Donna Tuck Cindy Turner Linda Van Natta Olivia Van Zandt Fred Vernon Tommy Visentine Pattye Wallace Barbara Ward Mike Ward Rickey Watson Paula Weeks Janet West Shirley Whaley Danielle Whatley Janelle White Joe White Gayla Whitley Bill Wickes Sharron Willett Mae Nan Windham Sue Winton Linda Woodard Donald Woodruff Patsy Wright Jerry Ray shows his handerchief. . . Pretty FFA Sweetheart Seniors order invitations. Our flags fly at half staff. “We are the Class of ’66’’ has been ringing through the halls of MWHS for two very short, but very dear years. Our high school days are now half over. In these two years, we have laid firm foundations for our next two, our last two high school year s, and for all our life ahead. Our friend- ships are broader, deeper, and truer. Our search for wisdom and a keener understanding of our fellow students has yielded its rewards. These two years of invaluable experiences in working together crowd our minds with unforgetable memories when our school song rings clear and strong in assembly. SOPHOMORES are recalling the many hours of just talking among friends. We are reliving our class dances, stunts, pep rallies, bonfires, and planned programs. When we hear our Alma Mater, we are hearing words which stand for those ideals which we hold so dear--honesty, loyalty, devotion to God, integrity, and hope for those many years ahead which will only burn more deeply and indelibly into our hearts our love for our own MWHS, and our class- mates of the Class of ’66. Best Wishes, The Sophomore Officers J. P. Lynch, President Larry Kelm, Vice President Rita Knight, Secretary Jimmy Robertson, Treasurer Judy Adkins Jade Allen Richard Anderson Don Andress Sandra Aparicio Ila Bagley Robert Baker Lyndia Ballinger Larry Bandy Texa Banks Sara Jane Barnes Grace Barnett Linda Barton Kathy Baugh Donna Baum Dane Beard Linda Beavers Bobby Berry Ricky Bevers Brenda Beyer Robert Blackburn Jim Bonner Sandra Boone Gary Booth Ann Brewer James Brewer Weldon Bruton Larry Burns Janet Burns Mike Burns Bruce Bury Ronnie Byars Craig Cagle Janice Calvin Paul Cannon Freddie Carter Jeanette Casebeer Diane Cason Don Chandler Randy Chapman Sherry Clanton Jimmy Clark Liz Cliett Margaret Conally Sherry Coon Rex Cornelius Stanley Coxwell Deborah Cross Lamar Crounse Larry Crump Bobby Dalton Barbara Daugherty Roy Davis David Denison Joe Dickson Bruce Doshier Craig Ducan Terry Dunlop Lois Duren Marsha Dye Janice Dyer Robert Earnest Bruce Edwards Marjorie Evans James Ezell Steve Finger Sharon Foley Larry Fulbright Mickey Fuller Roy Gann Lloyd Garrett Ann Gazola Richie Gibbins Larry Glidwell Geneva Glover James Glover Larry Glover Mary Gonzales Jo Carol Goodwin Cheryl Green Randy Green Dianne Gresham Roger Grimes Lazaro Gutierrez Ruben Gutierrez Kent Haggard James Hall Gail Hargrave Larry Harrington Joe Harrison Craig Harrold Nancy Hatfield Nancy Hayes Sandra Hazlewood Tommy Hearn Becky Hendrick Jill Hickey Mike Hicks Bo Hill Jesse Holloway Mary Holloway Patti Huitt Bruce Hutchison Becky Jones Donna Keener Chris Kelly Richard Kelly Larry Kelm Keith Kessler Bill Kincaid Johnie Kirk Larry Kirkpatrick Rita Knight Robert Knight Lester Lamoureux Sherry Lanear Garnette Langley Larry Lee Neda Jo Lee Troy Letchworth Celewis Lewis Carol Long Jackie Linen J. P. Lynch Jan McCall Benni McCloud Madge McClure G. E. McCoy John McMinn Roland McMinn James Maitlen John Manis Garland Massignil Melinda Mathisen Lynn Meeks Betty Merrell Doris Merritt Stuart Mills Theo Milton Barbara Molder Robert Monroe Jim Moore Eddie Morris Keith Morris Andrew Moss Freddie Munselle Donna Murphy Terry Murphy Jim Murray Gail Nash Nancy Nash Fred Newhouse NolaJNla -NioJt ”JoKn Norris Jim Norton Beckie Norum Carrol Norum Edgar Odom Neal Overton Ronnie Patterson Carol Pennington Ann Petty Kenneth Petty Donald Pilgrim Julia Pipkins Elbert Poe Susan Poteet Isabella Powell Bill Pressler Ray Price Steve Pruett Becky Pruitt Frances Ray Wayne Ray Margie Riggs Jimmy Robertson Gene Robinson Randy Roe Janice Rogers Bobby Rose Marc Rowan Judy Rupey fcugene Sadler Donna Sandison Sandra Saul John Scagliott Tom Sc ha rn berg Marcia Schmahlenberger Paul Schneider Bobby Schober Gilda Schultz Darlene Scott Charles Sears Vicky Self Barbara Shurley June Shannon Terry Shannon David Sisemore James Skiles Jody Smith Ronnie Smith Norma Snell Alan Sorenson Robert Spangler Geneva Spurlock Lyndall Stafford Clifford Stapleton Timmy Stokes Terry Stone Steve Streck Greg Tate Chris Thompson David Thompson Laura Jo Turner Linda Turner Phil Varnell Frank Vincent George Vines Jim Vines Jerry Walker Randy Walker Sandra Wall Charles Ward Roger Warren Bonnie Wehagen Georgianne West Linda Whaley Jerry White John White James Whisenhunt Tom Whorley Nelva Wilfong Frank Williams Linda Williams Lonnie Winton Woody Woodall Tommy Yates Darlene Yoes Their jackets must be new. A day to be long remembered. Manor gets pennies. Always hard at work. Ag boys hear special speaker. Just strolling along------- Judy Adkins, Patsy Barnes, Lyndia Ballinger. Terilynn Booth, Lilli Ann Bouldin, Paula Brown. Cheryl Brumbaugh, Bonnie Lynda Cohen, Margaret Connally, Randy Crenshaw, Oliece Crounse. David Denison, Kay Doss, Lois Duren, Barbara kett, Morris Fuller, Mary Zane Gaylor, Mary Glover, Dee Hargett, Pam Riley, Gail Hargrave, Yvonne Harrington, Chris Charles McCanless, Betty Merrell, Marvene O'quin, Ronnie Peaden, James Pearce. Donna Pelkey, Pam Petticrew, Bill Verna Riggs, Randy Roe, Raymond Shands, Jody Smith. Winston Stapleton, Oliva Vanzonot. Patty Wallace. Suzanna Mineral Wells High School Chorus Burklow, Larry Bumes, Flatt, Mary Ann Fos- Kelley, Janet King Pressler, Margie Riggs Wilcox. Pam Riley Charles McCanless James Pearce, Raymond Shands, Randy Crenshaw. Suzanna Wilcox, Cheryl Brumbaugh, and Pam Riley. Hi Chorus Officers: Suzanna Wilcox, President; retary; Yvonne Harrington, Librarian James Pearce, Vice if President; Randy Crenshaw, Sec Aldrich, Ila Bagley, Bobby Bateman, Harrell Beaird, Billy Berry, Barry Blackburn, Kay Blue, Billy Brassell, Alan Brumbaugh, Roy Burch, Mike Bums, Bruce Bury, Sandra Caussey, Jimmy Clark, Linda Cohen, Sherry Craig, Randy Cren- shaw, Larry Crump, Jerry Doan, Jack Evans, Gay Flanary, Sharon Foley, Morris Fuller, Tom Greene, Cindy Hall, Susan Hawkins, Mike Hicks, Mary Holloway, Becky Jones, Dixie King, Charles McCanless, Ronnie Peaden, James Pearce, Gladys Petty, Wayne Ray, Randy Roe, Sherry Roland, Charles Sears, Raymond Shands, Dana Smith, Judy Smith, Mike Smith, Norma Snell, Karen Sorenson, Johnny Springer, Steve Tipps, Joan Tompkins, Randy Walker, Charles Ward, Jim Whorley, Tom Whorley, and Suzanna Wilcox. Mineral Wells High School BanJ The band officers Peaden mounting the bus for football trip. Susan Hawkins Band Sweetheart The band leads off at pep rally. It looks like they are choking a good band member. M in ra Ila Bagley, Harrell Beaird, Barry Blackburn, Mike Burns, Randy Crenshaw, Jerry Doan, Tom Greene, Ronnie Peaden, Phil Reynolds, Mike Smith, Johnny Springer, Randy Walker, Jim Whorley, TorrTWhorley, Suzanna Wilcox, and Mary Zane Gaylor. Morris Fuller, Gay Flanary, Lynn Majorettes give grand performance. Tompkins, Gladys Petty, and Sherri Roland The girls Twirl at bon fire Mineral Wells High School Cheer Ceaders Chris Irsfeld, Linda Cohen, and Cindy Turner y of the HOUSE OF MERIC LE of the HOUSE OF HUDSON Larry Kelm and Rita Knight Sophomores Barbara Mi kies Senior Beauty Debbie Callaban junior Beauty Ned da $o Cee Sophomore Beau Beauty Runners-up SANDY VARNELL Senior junior Sophomore Skip Mericle and Nancy Hudson Senior 3auorites Russ Pate an ti Barbara IP ar d junior ‘Javoriies Rif a Knight a net Carry Kelm Sophomore 3avorites JOHN KEY and KAY CALHOUN, JUNIORS LIZ CLIETT and J. P. LYNCH JOHN BOB WALDRUP and MANOR CLIETT, SENIORS |junior Rot dr imis Tony Bolivar Jackie Chastain Ronnie Ferguson Gary Gunder John Key Russ Pate Jerry Ray Steve Tipps 3.3 .A . Sweetheart Nancy Hayes Carl Smith Cheryl Brumbaugh All State Chorus Mountaineer “A” 3oot6all 3earn John Waldrup, Jerry Tomerlia Clifford Stewart, Ronnie Pattersoa Curtis Pilkington, Robert Martia Eddy Tate, Larry Kelm, Ronnie Fergusoa Larry Knight, Randy Greea Travis Nicks, Skip Mericle, Bob Helterbran, Jerry Smith, David Bradley, Jerry Ray, Jimmy Robertsoa John Key, Dave Moffitt, Dennis Bailey, Phil Teague, Tony Bolivar, Bd Pilkington, Wayne Reedy, Bill Wickes, Rickey Watsoa Robert Riggs. Coaches: Bill Sweet and Jake CottrelL Managers; Jerry Staford, Lyndal Staford, Gary Booth and Snooker McMinn. Mountaineer Coaches V W. H. (Bill) Sweet Head Coach Jake Cottrell Don Hubbard A Line Coach End and ”B” Team Coach Pat Simmons Assistant Line and ”B Team Coach Most Valuable Players John Bob Waldrup and Dennis Bailey pictured with George Barber after trophy presented. Valuable players pose with Manor Cliett, Football Sweetheart. DENNIS BAILEY Guard 2 Year Letterman Co-Captain TONY BOLIVAR Half Back 2 Year Letterman DAVID BRADLEY Center 1 Year Letterman RONNEY FERGUSON Quarter Back 1 Year Letterman RANDY GREEN Guard 1 Year Letterman BOB HELTERBRAN End 1 Year Letterman LARRY KELM Full Back 1 Year Letterman JOHN KEY Tackle 2 Year Letterman LARRY KNIGHT Half Back 1 Year Letterman ROBERT MARTIN End 1 Year Letterman SKIP MERICLE Full Back 1 Year Letterman DAVID MOFFITT Half Back 2 Year Letterman JERRY SMITH Half Back 2 Year Letterman CLIFFORD STEWART Guard 1 Year Letterman EDDY TATE End 2 Year Letterman PHILLIP TEAGUE End 2 Year Letterman JERRY NICKS Guard 1 Year Letterman TRAVIS NICKS Guard 2 Year Letterman RONNIE PATTERSON Center 1 Year Letterman CURTIS PILKINGTON Half Back 1 Year Letterman JERRY RAY Center 1 Year Letterman WAYNE REEDY Tackle 1 Year Letterman ROBERT RIGGS Tackle 1 Year Letterman JIMMY ROBERTSON Quarter Back 1 Year Letterman JERRY TOMERLIN Guard 1 Year Letterman JOHN BOB WALDRUP Quarter Back 2 Year Letterman Co-Captain RICKY WATSON Tackle 2 Year Letterman BILL WICKES End 1 Year Letterman An aerial view of the stadium. Getting ready for a work-out. “B ” Of am 3 oo t Sal I DOUG AIKIN BRUCE ALLENSWORTH ROY DAVIS JOHN FOX Tackle Tackle End Guard THEO MILTON Half Back KEITH MORRIS Half Back JIM MURRAY Half Back RAYMOND ORTIZ Half Back TOMMY PACIELLO Half Back RAY PRICE Full Back TERRY RICE Full Back DAVID SISEMORE Quarter Back TERRY STONE GREG TATE FRANK VINCENT JERRY WHITE Half Back End Quarter Back Tackle GARY BOOTH ROLAND McMINN JERRY STAFFORD LYNDAL STAFFORD Football Managers Top row, left to right: Bob Helterbran, Mike McCall, Russ Pate, Phil Teague, Ken Kessler, Jim Vines, and Coach Pat Simmons. Bottom row, left to right: John Rupley, Richard Mills, Dennis Bailey, Jerry Ray, Curtis Pilkington, and John Bob Waldrup. Boy's “B” deam Basketball Top row, left to right: Tom Scharnburg, Steve Dean, Greg Tate, Billy Harrison, Don Chandler, John White, Coach Don Hubbard. Bottom row, left to right: George Vines, Theo Milton, Clifford Stapleton, Tommie Winton, Tim Stokes, and Elbert Pilkington. “A” (jirls B As zetSal I ‘5 earn LYNN ROBERTS Forward 3-year letterman NANCY LEE Guard 3-year Guard MANOR CLIETT Forward 3-year letterman SAMMY SMITH Forward 3-year letterman JOANNE KLICK Guard 2-year letterman JAN McCALL Guard 1-year letterman PAULA SCHNEIDER Guard 1-year letterman LYNDLA BALLINGER Forward 1-year letterman DIANE CASON Forward 1-year letterman CAROLYN McCOY Guard 2-year letterman JANICE RODGERS Guard 1-year letterman CHRIS KELLEY Guard 1-year letterman Qirls “B” Bas£et6all (jeam Sandra Aldrich, Suzie Boone, Sandra Caussey, Carmen Cross, Debbie Cross, Nancy Hayes, Patti Huitt, Jo Carol Lewis, Ruth Myers, Leigh Perry, Pat Powell, Linda Turner. Nola Mae Nicks, Nancy Hudson, and Susan Busby, Miss Eloise Peoples Managers Coach Steve puts on a show. Coach Sweet receives gift from boys, Captains Senior football players attend last pep rally. Bailey Waldrup Players show interest at last pep rally of the year. These players will return! Two more dressed up players. LYNN ROBERTS TINA CHAPMAN Advertising Managers DANA SMITH FRANCES INGRAM JANNA CALHOUN Co-Editor DUANE NALL Co-Editor Business Manager 1963-1964 Burro Staff ‘ ‘1) earSook 0) Visions’’ § ALBERT PEEKS Coordinator of Ideas Mrs. J. N. Hayes, Faculty Sponsor Dane Beard, Ray Bruch, Susan Busby, Janna Calhoun, Salena Crawford, Larry Crump, Bruce Edwards, Bar- bara Flatt, Allan Fryer, Morris Fuller, Cecile Gray, Mike Hicks, Ruth Hamilton, Johnie Kirk, Sherry Lanear, Rodney Lee, G. E, McCoy, Barbara Meaders, Jimmy D. Murray, Pam Petticrew, Elbert Pilkington, Becky Pruitt. Beth Pruitt, Randy Roe, Darla Rogers, Raymond Shands, Joan Tompkins, Wanda Tuggle, Gayla Whit- ley, Sue Winton, Mrs. Peters, and Miss Tackitt. C ifirary Students assist with move to new library. Raymond Shands, president; Janna Calhoun, v. pres- ident; Gayla Whitley, secretary; Rodney Lee, treas- urer; Barbara Flatt, historian; Barbara Meaders, his- torian. Bruce Allensworth, Sue Barnett, Mike Bonner, Alan Brumbaugh, Stanley Coxwell, J. B. Curtis, Truman Daniel, Jerry Doan, Lynn Douglas, Allen Gault, Bob Helterbran, Bill Hill, Jimmy Hill, Clyde Hutchison. Sandra Irvine, Kenny Kessler, John Key, Robert Miller, Brenda Morris, Duane Nall, John Rupley, Sue Ellen Scon, Mike Simmon, Mike Smith, Jerry Tomberlin, Fred Vernon, Bill Wickes, Sue Winton. Maf i ami Science Students listen with interest. John Key, president; Truman Daniel, v. president: Sue Ellen Scott, secretary; Bruce Allensworth, treas- urer; Mike Bonner, reporter. Lela Abernathy, Bruce Allensworth, Dennis Bailey, Patricia Barnes, Trudey Blue, Susan Busby, Janna Calhoun, Kay Calhoun. Jackie Chastain, Marjorie Chastain, Manor Cliett, Debbie Downs, Ronney Ferguson, Gary Gunder, Barbara Hardwick, Susan Hawkins, Qindy Hendrick. Jan Houghton, Nancy Hudson, Chris IrsfekT'john Key, Mike McCall, Joe Mendoza, John Rupley, Becky Smith, Sammye Smith, Linda Taylor, Phil Teague, Steve Tipps, Barbara Ward, Bill Wicks, Mae Nan Windham. ------------- National Honor Society .. , Chris Irsfeld. New Members: Gay Flanary, Nancy Lee, Richard Mills, James Pearce, Raymond Shands, Jerry Bradley, Katina Hollars, Kenny Kessler, Rodney Lee, Marilyn Mann, Susan Murray, Marvene O’Quin, Gladys Petty, Sue Scott, Sue Winton. Officers: President, Steve Tipps; Vice President, Debbie Downs; Secretary, Dennis Bailey;Treas- urer, Phil Teague. Bell, Chastain, Fryer, Hamilton, King, Lyon, Moore, Newman. Nicks, Robinson, Talbert, White, Bandy, Crounse. Dalton, Gann, Glover, Haggard, Harrington, Leatherwood, McMinn, Cdom, Overton, Betty. Pilgrim, Stafford. Truesdell, Varnell, Chamberless 3. 3. A. President Jackie gives Sweetheart Nancy Hayes a jacket and a kiss. Jackie Chastain, president: Weldon Newman, vice president; Gary Hamilton, secretary; Eddie Talbert, treasurer; Larry Harrington, reporter; and Neil Overton, Sentinel Lela Abernathy, Manor Cliett, Marjorie Chastain, Truman Daniel, Chris Irsfeld, Nancy Lee, Joe Lister, David Moffitt, Becky Smith, Paulette Sparks, Linda Thorogood, Steve Tipps, Sammye Smith, Susan Evans, Cindy Hendrick, Tony Bolivar. Peggy Richards, Marvene O’Quin, Patricia Pilgrim. Richard Mills, Barbara WanJr 5ue EHen Scott, Bill Wickes, Kay Calhoun. Scott Blissitte, Sandra Boone. Laura Jo Turner. Sherry Coon, Janis Calvin, Susan Poteet, John Rose, Tom Scharnberg, Ann Gardiner, Madge McClure. Elizabeth Cliett, Bob Helterbran, Randy Green, Becky Hendrick, John Manis, Bruce Hutchison. Sandra Hazlewood, Linda Taylor, David Bradley.; Spanish Honor Society Two boys having fun. President, Nancy Lee; Vice President, Lela Abernathy; Secretary, Jerry Ray. Treasurer, Tony Bolivar. Abernathy, Adkins, Aiders, Anders, Anderson, Aparicio, Barnes, Barnett, Bass, Bell, Berry, Berry, Blissette. Bohlin, Bolivar, Boone, Bouldin, Bradley, Brooks, Brown, Busby, Calhoun. Calvin, Carballo, Chastain. Chas- tain, Christmas, Cliett, Collins, Coon, Cross, Crowder, Crump, Dalton, Daniel, Dickson, Doan. Douglas, Evans, Evans, Ferguson, Gardiner, Gaylor, Graves, Gray, Green, Grimes, Hall, Hawkins, Hayes, Hazlewood, Helterbran,ftHendricki 'Hendrick, Hickey, Hill. Huitt, Hutchison, Hutchison. Irsfeld, Jean, Jenkins. Kelly, Kelm. Kessler, Kirk, KnighirKnight, Lee, Lee, Lee, Lpds. Long, Lynch. McCall, McCall. McClure, McCoy, Maitlen, Manis, Mann, Meaders, MejiL Mejil, Miller, Mills. Murray, Murray, Norton, O'Quinn. Paciello, Pate, Ftennington, Perry. Petty. Petty. Pilgrim, Pipkins, Poteet, Powell, Ray. Reans. Richards, Rose. Rupley. Sanders, Scharnber. Schmahlenberger, Schneider, Schultz, Scott, Shurley, Sisemore, Smith, Smith. Smith, Smith. Spanish Club ----President V. President — Secretary — Treasurer Sgt. -at-Arms Bob Helterbran Becky Smith -- Laura Jo Turner Cindy Hendrick Kenny Kessler - Oliece Crounce, Lynn Tanner, Clara Jackson, Diane Smith, Nancy Hatfield, Janie Arrott, Janet West, Verna Riggs, Roxy Robinson, Donna Tuck, Bonnie Skiles, Kaye Knight, Janice Rogers, Vera Shiflet, Mary Ann Jack- son, Danielle Whatley, Sherry Lanear, Norma Snell, Jan McCall, Kathy Baugh. Lynnette Clark, Dora Gon- zales, Carolyn Hardwick, 3 H A F. H. A. Beau, a sure winner! Oliece Crounce, president; Lynn Tanner, vice-pres- ident; Clara Jackson, secretary; Diane Smith, reporter; Donna Tuck, treasurer; Janie Arrott, parliamentarian. Robert Blackburn, Trudey Blue, Bill Bruner, Paul Cannon, Terry Dtfnlop. Robert Earnest, Bruce Edwards. Morris Fuller, Larry Glidewell, Gary Jjuader, Shirley Hawkins, 'Bo Hill. Richard Kelly, John Key. Karan Marsden, Melinda Mathison, Beni McCloud, Barbara Molder. Donna Murphy, Tim Norton, James Pierce. Chip Rupley, John Scagliotti, Bobby Schober, Karen Sorenson, Steve Streck, Tommy Visentine. £a in Club Donna Murphy, president; Bill Bruner, vice president; Beni McCloud, secretary;.Teriy Donlop, treasurer; Karan Marsden, reporter ft ft MW ■J) OFFICERS Skip Mericle, president; Steve Tipps, vice president; Linda Taylor, secretary: and Barbara Hardwick, treas- Speaker at workshop urer. Bruce Allensworth, Dennis Bailey, Kenneth Buschow, Marjorie Chastain, Ronnie Ferguson, Larry Glidewell, Gary Gunder. Barbara Hardwick, Tommy Hearn, Cindy Hendrick, Jan Houghton, John Key, John Manis. Skip Mericle, Richard Mills, Jim Moore, Donna MurphyTTSTTy Murpfiy, Susan Murray, Russ Pate, Judy Render- grass, Carol Pennington, Ann Petty, Patricia Pilgrim, Jerry Ray, Sue Ellen Scott, John Shaw, Becky Smith, Ronnie Smith, Linda Taylor, Steve Tipps. Barbara Ward, Mae Nan Windham. Stuaenf Council Seniors: Kenneth Buschow, '-gary Gunder, Robert Martin, Skip Mericle, Richard Mills, Ronnie Fteaden, Jerry Ray, Steve Tipps; Juniors: Alan Brumbaugh, Ronnie Ferguson, Johnny Harbus, John Key. Robert Miller, James Miller, John Shaw, Mike Simmons, Bill Wiches; Sophomores: Bruce Edwards, Randy Green, Keith Kessler, Ronny Patterson, Terry Stone. Speaker at Key Club banquet. Gary Gunder, president; Robert Mania vice pres- ident; John Shaw, secretary; Ronnie Peadea treas- urer; Robert Miller, reporter. D. E. members enjoying an evening's entertain- Glenda Byars, D. E. Sweetheart, receives flowers, ment. Johnny Miles, Rex Smoot, Paulette Sparks, Salena Crawford, Woodrow Lewis, Raymond Loftis, Mike Putt, Jesse Saul, Paula Weeks, Gary Woosley, Glenda Byars, Yvonne Clark, Toppy Cohen, Linda Foskett, Joan Harris, Bobby Hickey, Barry Holmes, Mike Lunday, Gaynette Scott, Raymond Shands, Linda VanNatta, Bobby White and Miss Barbara Boenig, sponsor. Lela Abernathy, Sue Barnett. Jane Beaver, Janna Calhoun. Kay Calhoun, Janis Calvin. Susie Cook. Lynn Douglas, Terry Dunlop, Barbara Hardwick. Joan Harris, Shirley Hawkins, Susan Hawkins, rinHy HenHrirfc.— Tina Hollars, Nancy Hudson, Chris Irsfeld, Nancy Lee, Leigh Berry, Pam Petticrew, Anne Petty, Lynn Roberts. Judy Rupley, Gaynette Scott, Sue Ellen Scott Becky Smith. Gr i-Hi-JJ A Tri-Hi-Y member offers to help good cause. Officers: Chris Irsfeld, president; Leah Berry, vice president; Nancy Hudson, secretary; Susie Cook, treas- urer; Nancy Lee, chaplain. Bonnie Burklow, Peggy Goulding, Gail Hargrave, Sherry Huddleston, Mary Ann Jackson, Brenda Morris, Becky Pruitt, Beth Pruitt, Frances Ray, Darla Rogers, Sandra Sheriff, Linda Thorogood, Wanda Tuggle, Linda Turner, Mary Motley, Sponsor. ‘Juture Nurses Future nurses relaxing! Beth Pruitt, president; Darla Rogers, v. president; Sandra Sheriff, secretary; Wanda Tuggle, treasurer; Brenda Morris, parL mmm Rice, Barnett, Norton, Evans, Smith, Crump, Beyer, Pennington, Dickson, Turner. Yoes, Sorenson, McCall, Dyer, Daughtery, Roe, Murray, Cowan. McClure, Schneider, Cornelius, Conally, White, Edwards, O’Quinn, Mathisen, Brumbaugh, Beavers, Jones, feHendrick. McCloud, Ray, Newman, Letchworth. Hutchison, Berry, Goodwin, Pruitt, Glover, Sorenson, Greshan, Aldrich, Mikles, Gianary, Cliett, Murray, Downs. Busby. Biology Club He seems to be studying! Jimmy Murray, president; Trudy Blue, vice-president Barbara Ward, secretary; Jan Houghton, treasurer. Abernathy, Adkins, Bailey, Barnes, Barnett, Berry, Blue. Blue, Bohlin, Bouldin, Bradley, Bradley, Calhoun, Calhoun, Calvin, Chastain, Chastain, Collins, Cook, Daniel, Doss, Douglas, Downs, Duren, Edwards, Flan- ary, Foskett, Gandee, Gaylor, Green, Hall, Hardwick, Harris, Hawkins, Hawkini2Hendrick jlendrick, Hickey, Hill, Hollars, Houghton, Hudson, Huitt, Hutchison, Ingram, Irsfeld, Irvine, Jenkins, knight, LeeTtETchworth. like. Lunday, McCall, McCanless, McCloud, McQueary, Mann, Marsden, Mericle, Miller, Mills, Norton, CCOiinn, Readen, Pendergrass, Petticrew, Petty, Petty, Pratt Ray, Roberts, Rose, Shiflet, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Taylor, Tipps, Turner, VarneU, West, Whitley, Windham, Winton, Woodard, Beard, White, Doan 3. 5. A. CIuS He isn’t a member, but he did attend the meeting... F.T.A. officers: Linda Taylor. Skip Mericle. Richard Mills, Barbara Hardwick, and Susan Hawkins. Lela Abernathy, Vicky Allison, Kay Blue, Janna Calhoun, Kay Calhoun, Janis Calvin, Manor Cliett, Lynn Douglas, Debby Downs, Gay Flanary, Ann Gardiner, Sandra Hazelwood, Cindy Hendrick, Jan Houghton, Nancy Hudson, Chris Irsfeld, Sandra Irvine, Donna Keener, Dixie King, Rita Knight, Nancy Lee. Debbie Place, Judy Rupley, Beck)’ Smith, Sammye Smith, Linda Taylor, Barbara Ward, Suzanna Wilcox, Mae Nan Windham, Sue Winton. 2 Club Nancy Hudson, president; Debby Downs, v, president; Becky Smith, secretary; Manor Cliett, treasurer; Mae Nan Windham, reporter; Chris Irsfeld, chaplain. A service project--enjoying a good meal! Linda Beavers, Billy Berry, Bobby Berry, Peggy Brown, Floyd Bryant, Marjorie Chastain, Betty Collins, Bonnie Dalke. Peggy Glover, Frances Ingram. Karan Marsden, Charles McCanless. Donna Relkey, Judy Pendergrass, Elbert Pilkington, Debbie Place, Mary Pratt John Scagliotti. Wanda Tuggle. Pat West. Linda Woodard Commercial CluS Will they go to a meeting or not? Charles McCanless, president; Marjorie Chastain, v. president: Debbie Place, secretary. Candid Sdots Sandra Anne has a mischievous look! Jerry goes calling. A proud father S Lela looks care-free Boys get ready to deliver boxes. Fred gets measured for cap. Seniors order invitations. Tasting the punch! FFA boys go to District meet. Skip gives Nancy a hug. The king and queen pose. Tina---a cute girl. Bruce looks happy. Putting someone away A speaker comes to FFA Enjoying the banquet. Carrying more books Even faculty members dress up Skip introduces speakers, for College Day Mr. Sims measures seniors. L'Oranee A day at the circus He hit it a good one! Miss Spirit Mr. Spirit Boys conserving kleenex. Tina--the day she moved. The sword-eating man.... Let's do a neat job... The seniors vote at meeting. Weatherford: Population: 11, 035 It was a good pep rally. Students get in mood for game. Students register for meeting. Some people seem a bit puzzled. Some people always have fun.... A regular ''noon gathering group. They look like they are working out a fine! Advertising Compliments of THE CITY NATIONAL BANK Mineral Wells, Texas THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK You are invited to use All Our Banking Facilities White Auto Store Home of Greater Values Home-Owners George Roberts 210 N. Oak Orval Shore Insurance Baker Hotel Bldg. FA 5-2544 Crazy Beauty Shoppe Proprietor Elsie McDonald Hair Styling Hair Tinting Permanents Schober’s Office and School Supply One of the oldest beauty shops in town Phone FA 5-6646 313 N. Oak CRAZY HOTEL FA 5-5901 ____ __ Willmann's Jwwtfr Pharmacy PRINTING COMPANY MINERAL WELLS, TEXAS Ferd Willmann Dedicated to making other people's business look good on paper o X Mitchell Industries • % _ j L r 1 Inc. Auto Pilots Bruton-Kincaid Meat Market Soldering Irons in PIGGLY WIGGLY Angel ine’s Jr. and Ladies Fashions Personal Service Awaits you Brazos Shopping C enter Herman Liepsch Ralph Jolin L § J Paint Store Cooks Paints Mineral Wells, Texas Wallpaper Lacquer Paints Varnish Floor Coverings Ceramic Tile F. A. 5-6521 Mineral Wells A Division of the Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co. , Inc. G. E. Appliances Piggly-Wiggly Your complete Food Store Ben Franklin Store W. L. Pressler Brazos Shopping Center Mineral Wells, Texas BRAZOS RIVER GAS LIVE MODERN FOR LESS WITH Pete McCleskey’s For Pete's sake we need your business Prescription Specialists We give S and H Green Stamps Hotel Drug No. 1 Crazy Hotel Lodal’s Office and School Supply 109 East Hubbard St. Sam Boyd The Specialty Shop Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Allen 903 South Oak Outfitters to Gentlewomen TEXAS VITRIFIED PIPE COMPANY SOUTHWESTERN PLASTIC PIPE K COMPANY TEX-VIT MFG. COMPANY ED LEE CHEVROLET F. A. 5-3325 Congratulations Mountaineers and Class of '64 from PERRY BROTHERS Your Friendly 5 10£ Store Stoker’s Man’s Shop Special Attention Given to the Needs of the Young Man 110S. Oak F. A. 5-4388 Flowers Say it Better . F. A. 5-3388 VJC 116 S. E. Fourth Ave. JUf Mineral Wells Elbert Herring’s South Oak Humble Station 815 S. Oak Phone F. A. 5-9216 Courtesy of o. Southern Safeway ____________________ Compliments William Gayler of Owner Duke and Ayres Gayler’s Where you get the best for less Good Store Courteous salesmen 1400 South Oak are always willing to be of service F. A. 5-2 544 J. H. Thomas Mineral Wells Humble Products Clay Products Inc. 601 East Hubbard Street Brick 1400 S. E. 1st Street Structual Clay F. A. 5-3555 F. A. 5-3535 Tile Walls Barbershop 5GEri iuitz2J Walker's Feed Store 2411 North Oak Karl W. Walker Queen’s Roofing Co. Roofing-Siding Don't let your next roof go with the wind Call FA 5-5911 109 S. Oak J. J. Walker Grocery and Market GRANTHAM-ADKINS AGENCY Insurance Abstracts Loans 109-111 S. W. 1st St. Mineral Wells, Texas Phone F. A. 5-3315 Dairy Queen North Oak The Home of the Cone With the Curl on Top Compliments from to prevent waiting, phone your order in Call F. A. 5-5819 101 N. Oak Hilley’s WELLS-SHAW MOTOR CO. M % W Variety Store We give S H Green Stamps Minnie Cheek Dan Talbert i' C White-Way Laundry and Cleaners Mineral Wells, Texas Free pickup and delivery Call F. A. 5-3309 Henry Moulder Owner _________________________ Elliott S Waldron Abstract and Title Com MineraT Wells Jf-'ai.a) .Pinto, t exas Prompt, Dependable Abstract and Title InsurandeVService V Re M. (Bob) Trail, Mgr. F. A. 5-6564 Bateman’s Foundry 109 S. W. 7th Ave.' s Hayes Lumber Co. allpaper-Lumber Ave. GREEN STAMPS The Resort Printers Rubbe Stamps-Printing Pviblistyers of the Palo Hinto. County ' i ADVANCE 115N. E. 1st Street F. A. 5-3137 | Mineral Wells, Texas I � Bill mg] is] SHOP AT BUDDIES In the Brazos Shopping Center Mineral Wells, Texas Your dollar buys more at Buddies Quality Merchandise at the lowest everyday prices Since 1904 Postons Dry Goods Co. The store with the goods 107 North Oak F. A. 5-2559 Masse nga le Appli ance Co. Home Appliances Commercial Refrigerators Air Conditioning 108 E. Hubbard Mineral Wells, Texas Venona’s We give S and H Green Stamps House of Beauty LISTER PHARMACY Located in Medical and Dental Center Joe Lister 400 S. E. First St. F. A. 5-4452 Prompt Free Delivery Prescriptions our Specialty rT5F1 iAj m 24 Hour Prescription Service CALHOUN FURNITURE AND CARPET COMPANY Better Furniture for Today's Homemakers F.A. 5-6141 201 W. Hubbard Estes Gilbert’s Texaco Mountaineer Boosters for '63 B 6 M Supply Co. Ralph Bigham Don Montgomery Electrical contracting-paints Custom Built Kitchens F.A. 5-2221 116 N.W. 4th Streetjj P. O. Box 462 Mineral Wells, Texas B Cole’s House of Flowers Brazos Shopping Center Mineral Wells, Texas Phone F. A. 5-3131 Flowers Speak your Thoughts for you Brazos Shopping Center J. M. Belcher Son 50 years of service to Mineral Wells Bill Cox Beauty Salon J. M. Belcher, Sr. 105 S. E. I Ave. J. M. Belcher, Jr. FA 5-4601 Baker Hotel Brazos Shopping Center Bill Cox Jack Fredrickson Men and Boys' Wear Complete Line of Marsden Shoe Store Men and Boys' Clothes Owner-Geo. W. Smith 101 N. Oak INDEX PRINTING CO. The Daily Index Commercial Printers and Publishers Bill Houghton Bob Hickey Cecil Pemberton Plumbing-Heating-Air Conditioning Electrical Radios Refrigerators Western Realty Records Ranges 1 07 Martin Building Mineral Wells, Texas F. A. 5-4733 101 N. E. 1 st Ave. Certified Master Brokers Mineral Wells, Texas Eois M. Cohen Jobeth Creighton F.A. 5-3375 Compliments Davidson of Hardware Simms Lumber Co. 102 South Oak F. A. 5-2571 Head for the Hill’s World of Fashion Home of Nationally Advertised Apparel 106 S. Oak F. A. 5-6501 Vaughn Dunaway Motor Co. We give the best deals in town on new used cars Ph. F. A. 5-4303 Res. F. A. 5-4976 ONE----of 96 Patterns of Fine China in our Bridal Center Registered Jewelers Certified Gemologists The American Gem Society McCarley Jewelers Now at 201 North Oak Ave. 1418 East Hubbard Mineral Wells, Texas Ba 11 Drug Store 200 S. E. 3rd Ave. Compliments of Traveler’s Cafe 101 W. Hubbard FA 5-9284 Community Aerial System © % J 400 North Oak F. A. 5-5101 Mineral Wells, Texas Brazos Barber Shop Odas Hudson Owner A Z9 OFFICIAL HAIR STYLES r MEN and BOVS ... QRJ « ■ � � qtrrimSU |g im rmllimtf kttir r-itrrvrf j . . . ■ it... .. _________ iii % ' Arrott Brothers Texaco Service Station Palo Pinto, Texas Congratulations to the Class of '64 from Murray’s 7-11 2207 S. E. 22nd. Ave. Mineral Wells PALO PINTO TELEPHONE CO., INC. Bravos Record and c 5 f,vo ■ ( gfl ? 2,, ‘Z c r €oe(u c(c piny hopii, Sid Center I U_ a' Stereo's TV'S Guitars Records .a , i) y M )w • yw f Mw . a i y jf err bers of the 1963-1964 BURRO sincerely hope you enjoy and ’ J e ish your Yearbook of Visions. 11 «Cite publication was made possible through the help and assistance given ky numerous persons. We are es- pecially grateful to our advertisers. 5fie Casua Brazos Shopping Center Mineral Wells, Texas Owner, Gayle Visentine FA 5-6422 Yes, It's True—Mineral Wells High School is a place of Light, of Learning, and of Liberty. It's a place of scenes we enjoy and love- It's a place people, especially ex-students, like to return for visits or just to wander about the campus and corridors------------ AND OF PEOPLE WE LOVE AND ADMIRE It's a place of lively times- MINERAL WELLS HIGH SCHOOL continues to be a place held dear in the hearts of students who have graduated, as well as those who will attend in the future. Sometimes it reminds us of a day when sad memories come to mind. It's located in a town nestled in a surrounding of mountains— Through the door of this building we have passed, first as freshmen,-------our high school years before us, and last, as seniors, with a wistful look behind and high hopes ahead. Surrounding the door- way, clusters the idealism of our concep- tion of high school. This is the door of our cathedral of learning. May the doors always be open and may the students who will follow us find the entrance inviting.