Nacogdoches High School - Book N Yearbook (Nacogdoches, TX)

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TION NEARS '-O9 Q'-'47 WARD, HERSHELL RAYMOND WEATHERLY, CAROLYN JEAN Transfer from Martinsville: UIL Typing Comes:-35 CSU-3, 43 WSP 3. 'vw- WEATHERLY, EVALYN ANN Pan-Am Club-3: FHA-1: CSU-34 Choir-1, 2, 3, 43 A Cappella-2, 3, 43 Libra- rian helper-35 Treas.-4: Pep Squad-1, 2, 3, 4g 3? 3-4, 1 9 if WEATHERLY, JOHN MILTON FFA-1, 2, 3, 43 Chaplain- 4g 3rd Vice-Pres. of Area IXf3g BaSke!ball+1g Lone Star Farmer Degree WEAVER, VICTOR Dragon Echo-4. WELLS, TOMMIE I0 Band-lg Student Conductor -1: FHA-2, 3: Student Council-33 Tennis team- 3gDECA-4, WILSON, CHARLOTTE ANN Pep Squad-2, 3: FHA-2, 33 FTA-2, 3, Dragon Echo Reporter-4 Mr. Dubose measures Bruce for gown size. WILSON, WILLIAM A. Class Pres.-45 Honor So- ciety-3, 45 Pres.-43 Foot- ball-1, 2, 3, 44 A roof. ball-3, 45 N Assoc.- 3, 43 Honorable Mention All Dist.-45 CSU-45 Cllsl Vice-Pres.-45 Most Intellec- tual-4. Who's Who WIN GATE, CAROL ANN YATES, JACK DONALD Baseball 3 Sr. Letterman 7 N Assoc.-4 Echo Staff- 4-g Student Council-3. WILLIAMS, CLARA C. Jr. Hist.-45 Art Club-4: Dragon Echo Reporter-4. YOSHIDA, STEVEN Y. Transfer from California Student Council-lg Base ball-3g Football-1, 3. .ggi 'nd- 'Ov' -A Y? tier I47

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ff' .fl STILL, CHARLES ALAN Class Trcas.-Ig Fuotbalf- 1, 2, 3, 45 Honorable Men- lion All District-3, 45 Cap- tain-4: N Association- 2, 3, 4g Runner-up Senior Best All Amina, Track-lg Basketball-1. 'Nu' 'QT If TODD, TERRY NEIL Football Mgr.-2, 3: UN Association-2, 35 FFA-1. 2. STOCKWELL, CHARLES LEE Basketball-3, 45 Track-3, TAYLOR, ANN ELIZABETH Cbeerleaderfl, 3, 49 Cutes! -3, Football Duchess-3, 4, Most School Spirit-2, Pep Squad-2: Annual Staff-2, 3, 4, Sr. Editor: French club-4, Office Asst.-1, 25 Student Council-1, 2, 4: Spanish Club-lg TUBBE, .IANICE 'f ? STRICKLAND, SARAH ELIZABETH Pan-Am Club-1, 2, 3: Treas.-25 FTA-2, 3, 4: Pep Squad-1, 2, 3, 4, CSU -3, 45 Choir-1, 4. TUCKER, THEODORA Pep Squad-1, 2, 3, 45 Pan- Am Club-2, 3, 4-g Jr. Hist. -3, 45 CSU-3: FHA-3, Book N Favorites Editor -4. TEMPO QLIICKEN9 1' v. SULLIVAN, BUENA ELIZABETH Choir-I, 2, 3, 4, Au Re gion Choir-35 lr. Hist.- 4, FTA-4, Pep squad-3, 4, Pres. A Cappella Choir- 4. TINDALL, HOMER DEAN NFL-35 FTA-4, Class Parl. -2g Youth Center Board- s, 4, pm.-4, WSP-2, 3, 4, ViceyPres.-35 Pres.-4, A Cappella Choir-3, 4, Best Actor at District UII. Con- test-3g State Finalist Mr. FTAf4g All State Choir- 4: TURNER, MICKIE LYNN Pep Squad-2, 35 FHA-3, 45 DECA-A-3 FTA-35 A Cappella Choir-3, 4. .,..,v,, '6' we -... tv' I46 fx Q5 ow TALLEY, MARK RANDALL Football-1, 2, 3, 4: All District--4, WSP 35 Run- ner-up Best Dressed-4. VANNOY CHARLES DENNIS Football 2 3 4: Basketball oc.-3, 4: Runner up M . NHS-45 Honorable Mention All Dis- trict Defensive Back-4. fn-

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gs? NANCYE PRICE Nancye has a thirst for knowledge that has made her an outstanding student. She has a genuine concern for others, a concern which is evidenced by her loyal devotion to the church of her choice. At school, too, she has been of service and has displayed a willingness to work on any project to which she has been assigned. Intelligent, talented, ambitious, kink, and friend- ly-Nancye is indeed priceless! we say, endowed with talent, consistency, character, and charm. As a scholar, athlete, and leader, Bill has added a dimension of depth and maturity to his class and to our school. WHO'S WHO AT N.H.9. .IANICE BLACKSHER Every classroom needs a ray of sunshine, and that is what Janice has been to her 'teach- ers and classmates. Her sparkling eyes and happy smile radiate gladness to all who are near her., She has a zest for living that inspires others, reminding them that life is good. She is bubbling over with school spirit and has, by countless little acts oi kindness, encouraged and inspired other students who represent our school in hoth literary and athletic contests. She is truly a Hleavening agent in the life of N.I'I,S. l48 JULIE HICKERSON . , . A sunny disposition and a healthy mental attitude characterize Julie. Her four years in high school have been a succession of successes from the stand- point of scholastic achievement and honor in the high school band. Julie has served her school in many capaci- ties, and carries out her duties with grace and ability. She was singled out for a special honor this year when she was chosen DAR Good Citizen of the Year . Julie's sweet smile will be missed around the campus, hut we are happy to commend her to college, knowing that ou.r loss will be their gain.